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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary notice notes price and postage terms with amounts listed as two dollars and one dollar. No further context or identifiers obtainable from the OCR snippet.
The fragment lists blocks and streets in a building area, including Easterbrooks' Block at 846 Wood Street and Wood Street junctions with Hope Street. It references F. P Building and a block on Hope Street near Block Wood Street with a 10.0 marker.
Editorial notes Warren upset after learning of a caucus law past due discovery by the Warren Unit of the League of Women Voters. Senator Laugy denies knowledge, Secretary of State sides with the informed party, and Saugy steps back as Warren weighs the value of the law once Bristol has used it for years.
The Rhode Island General Assembly ordered two ships to aid the colonial navy and a gun from one of those ships fired the first shot in early battles with Great Britain. The piece notes Rhode Island’s active role and celebrates 150 years of U S Navy history and progress.
Observers note bootleggers were told by the former town solicitor that Bristol is wide open and they accept the invitation even if some leaders fear being exposed. The situation remains intriguing as tensions rise.
The Knights of Columbus Building Association stockholders met on State street and voted to request a new treasurer. Names listed included President Laavander Niawe and Secretary James bo Wve with Treasurer Robert Joe Gamme. Directors and officers were named, and the upcoming annual meeting date was announced for voting on repey proposals and street center plans.
Miss Julia Drury visits Concord as guest of Rev. Dr. S S Drury. Leonora Smith from New York guests at Miramar in Hartford Mr and Mrs C T Sherman visiting in Hartford. Halloween parties organized by St Michael's Sunday School, State Street Methodist Church, Trinity Parish House and local lodges. Police investigate break in on Wood Street theft of $80. Community notices include engagements, hospital treatments, and public gatherings at local churches and lodges.
A brief gratitude note expresses appreciation for support received after the death of Mrs Alice Munk. The message lists family members and thanks friends, neighbors, and organizations for condolences, cards, and kindness during their bereavement.
Troop 3 Bristol Boy Scouts of America hosts a Halloween Masquerade at Trinity Parish House on Thursday evening. The hall is decorated with autumn foliage corn stalks and black cats. Dancing starts at 8:15 pm with a grand march at 9 pm and prize distribution for best costumes. Yacht Club Orchestra to perform for an enjoyable event.
An advertisement claims gas pressure causes restlessness and stomach discomfort. It promotes Adlerka as a quick remedy that removes waste matter, reduces pain, and offers rapid relief from constipation without pills. It markets a home treatment and touts surprising results.
The committee voted to hire two more bands the American Legion Band of Warren and the Providence Kittie Band bringing total bands to five for the parade. Portuguese Independent Band declined to provide music. Out-of-town band substituted for concerts. Additional participants include Avantiours Engine Hose Co No 1 Dreadnaught Hook Ladder Hose Co No 2 Ever Ready Engine Hose Co No 2 and Holly Troop Warren Girl Scouts. Soccer and running events announced for afternoon on the common. Albert A Edmonds authorized to procure flags and sashes for students and consult with Superintendent William C Hobbs about Colt High Reynolds and Byfield Schools pupils joining the parade.
Colin T Holm spoke to CMH students at chapel on citizenship and future responsibility. He urged learning from the past to teach the future as Miss Sullivan directed the music at the event.
Boy Scout troops plan Halloween events and dances in parish hall and weekly meetings. Troop 359 hosts a big costume party while Troop 5 stages a masquerade dance at Trinity Parish House and Troop 4 holds a Friday masquerade in lieu of a drill. The Robins travel Saturday for entertainment in East Providence with indoor sports, checker and fox and geese games. Life Saving Corps to meet Thursday for drill and practice.
The Bristol basketball team plans to start its season around Thanksgiving Day. The effort centers on purchasing uniforms and equipment to prepare the squad for the upcoming games.
The Congregational Club of the First Congregational Church hosts a parish social tomorrow evening in Memorial Chapel. Miss Anna G Coggeshall will speak on her summer trip to Brazil, with piano solos by Miss Helen W Church and sister Miss Reba Church, plus Francis Paul Vellace of Providence performing piano pieces.
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