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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1918

Page

2

Spirit of sacrifice drives food conservation in war effort

Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur cites Allied promises to support U S troops and urges strict food conservation. He notes 11 820 000 tons of food sent to France this year and a pledged 17 550 000 tons next year, far above prewar 5 533 000 tons. Citizens must observe sugar rations and Victory bread to sustain the allied war effort.

America Ray Lyman Wilbur France England Germany Dr Wilbur Atlantic Food Administration

Real Estate Transfers Recorded At Town Clerk’s Office

The Town Clerk logs transfers including J Everett Coggeshall to Nellie M Smith a Bristol Narrows lot. Frank McKenna to Enrico Cabrara and wife four Bay View Park lots. heirs of Mary M Pearse to Francs M Dimond a business block at Hope and State. and Francis M Dimond to William H Buffington the south part of the building used as a drug store.

J. Everett Coggeshall Nellie M Smith Bristol Narrows Frank McKenna Enrico Cabrara Bay View Park Mary M Pearse Francs M -Dimond Hope and State Streets Francis M. Dimond William H. Buffington Buffington

Five District Court cases continued for one week

Multiple notes report no trials in the Fifth District Court with all cases postponed. Other items cover local events, promotions, weather-saving efforts, water shortage in Newport, and military movements featuring Bristol and Rhode Island units.

Letter From France From Priv Earl E Dunbar

Mr and Mrs Bert R Dunbar of 23 Oliver Street report a letter from their son Priv Earl E Dunbar a member of Coeyath Field Signal Battalion written during service in France. The message details his status and wartime correspondence.

Bert R Dunbar Oliver Street Priv Earl E Dunbar Coeyath Field Signal Battalion

Wounded in Action Lieut Williams of 11th Machine Gun Battalion

A letter from First Lieutenant W. Fred Williams Jr. son of Dr. and Mrs. W. Fred Williams of this town details his Sept 29 1918 shrapnel wound in France near Verdun and his subsequent hospital care He notes promotion to First Lieutenant and describes the day to day experiences of the campaign and the return to a base hospital with a favorable prognosis.

W. Fred Williams, Jr U.S A E. F W. Fred Williams France Williams Verdun St. Mihiel Soissons-Rheims Salients Lieut Father Bocie Hosital Frederick

Social and School Notes From The Week End

Miss Margaret McKinnon of Brockton visited the Hamill sisters. Sergt Joseph Coffat on furlough stayed with Mrs Helen Ashton. Lieut John P Murphy visited his parents on Wood Street. Bristol Troop Boy Scouts report in uniform Friday at 7 30. Epworth League hosts Hallowe en party October 30. A Coit Memorial High School dance features Prof Donovan's orchestra. Mollie Hamill defeats Madeline Reynolds 6 3 6 4 in tennis. Mary Reynolds scheduled to play Theresa Sullivan. George P Sisson USN R F, stationed at State Pier New London, spent weekend with his parents. he plays sax in the naval band.

Suzman’s Margaret McKinnon Brockton Hamill Joseph Coffat Upton Helen Ashton Wood Street John P. Murphy Mp Devens James P. Murphy Woodstreet Bristol Boy Scouts of America Scouts Epworth League State Street Hallowe’en Coit Memorial High School Mollie Hamill Madeline Reynolds Mary Reynolds Theresa Sullivan George P Sisson USN R. F State Pier New London Conn George T Sisson Naval

Probate Court Agrees to Several Estate Allowances

The Probate Court before Judge Edward L. Leahy approved the first and final account of Algernon L. Johnston as administrator of Oliver C Pearse estate. An inventory for Sophia L. Gifford estate was allowed. Edward B Pearse’s hearing on Marion P Robbins estate claim was continued to Nov. 4. Inventories for Ida A Colwell estate were accepted. Accounts for Benjamin S Gladding and John A Gladding estates were continued to Nov. 18.

Edward L. Leahy Algernon L. Johnston Oliver C Pearse Sophia L. Gifford Edward B Pearse Marion P Robbins Ida A. Colwell Benamin S Gladding John A Gladding

Funeral notices for Munro Aubin and Silvia

Funeral details for Mrs Mary E Munro at St Mary's Church describe a high mass of requiem and a large ceremony with organist Henry Donovan. Interment was at St Mary's Cemetery. Also noted are the funeral of Priv Oscar Aubin at St John's Warren with Rhode Island State Guard escort and a funeral for Miss Frances Silvia at St Elizabeth's Church with interment at St Mary's Cemetery.

Mary E. Munro Walter H Munro Charles Street St Mary’s Church Thomas J Gillan Henry Donovan Margaret Conley Catherine E Connery Manus Tuas St John’s Church Warren Thirteenth Company Rhode Island State Guard Charles J Sartini Sapaparobo Eesigerhrou Laodeame Doneouigt Joseph Petryssominded Frances Silvia Mrg Bettencourt William Street St Elizabeth's Church Francisco G_ Viera St Mary's Cemetery

Obituary notices list local deaths in October

Correa in this town on October 16 Antonio S Corréa aged 30. Essex in El Paso Texas on October 13 Ernest M Essex husband of Abby Coggeshall and son of Samuel P and Ella M Essex aged 30. Fish in Providence on October 21 Joseph H Fish formerly of this town aged 80. McKenzie in this town on October 20 William Arthur McKenzie aged 45. Perriera in this town on October 18 Willam Perriera aged 29. Woodworth at the Soldiers Home in this town on October 20 Comrade William E Woodworth aged 73.

Correa Antonio S Corréa Essex el Paso Tex Ernest M. Essex Abby Coggeshall Samuel P and Ella M Essex Fish Providence Joseph H Fish McKenzie William Arthur McKenzie Perreirra Willam Per

Grand Old Man of Liberty Charles Carroll of Carrollton

Charles Carroll of Carrollton Maryland, signer of the Declaration of Independence, lived the longest among the signers and survived until November 18 1832.

Charles Carroll Carrollton

Star Theatre Reopens After influenza closure with new machines

The Star Theatre ends a three week influenza shutdown and reopens tonight with renovated amenities including new seats, oiled floors, and two electric motion picture projectors. Week’s bill features William Farnum in True Blue and The Cloud Puncher. Florence Reed in The Struggle Everlasting. Tweedle Dum in His Busy Night. Robert Warwick in The Accidental Honeymoon and Who's Afraid of the Hun. Patrons with coughs or colds are asked to stay away.

Star The William Farnum William Fox Florence Reed

Card of Thanks from Angela Bruno Family

We thank relatives and friends for sympathy after bereavement and for floral tributes. Special thanks to Societa Neo Sicilia and Principessa Elena Lodge No. 476 Order Sons of Italy in America. Mrs Angela Bruno and Family.

Societa Neo Sicilia and Principessa Elena Lodge Order Sons of Italy America Angela Bruno Charles J. Pepper Walter H. Munro James Thaines Philomena Correa Louis X. Sousa John J Morris Angeolina June Correa

Not enough readable content to form a headline

Fragmentary text mentions women and energy but provides no clear event, names, places, or actions to summarize into a two line record. Unable to determine individuals or organizations or a publishable item from the provided snippet.

Maj Alfred Reginald Allen Killed in Action in France

Announcement from Rev Anson B Howard at St Michael s Church says Maj Alfred Reginald Allen United States Army died in action in France on September 30 He was 42 a Philadelphia physician and son of Rev George Pomeroy Allen He leaves a wife and two fifteen year old twins He is nephew of Town Council President Wallis E Howe and brother of Mrs William Hodgkinson Formerly from Ardmore Pennsylvania he was grandson of the late Bishop Howe

Anson B. Howard St. Michael's Church Alfred Reginald Allen Bishop Howe France Maj. Allen Wallis E. Howe William Hodgkinson George Pomeroy Allen Ardmore Penn Philadelphia

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