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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
2
Warren and Bristol managers arrange a series with all United States players eligible for either side. The meeting aims to avoid Warren featuring only big leaguers, promising a lineup likely to include several MLB players for the opening game in Warren.
The famed cup yacht America, long berthed in Boston, is due to pass Bristol next Thursday on its way to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. Bristol Yacht Club members plan an escort from Tiverton to Pappasquash Point if suitable boats can be secured, with a reception at Providence and notable officials invited.
A YMC A meeting launched the community lyceum in preliminary stages. It approved booking Garvin Gilman for Tuesday Oct 11 in Great Moments of Great Plays. Another meeting of representative women is set for Thursday Sept 29 to finalize plans. The lyceum will feature high order talent monthly, alternating with Forum lectures.
An old advertisement asserts that H CATARRH MEDICINE cures catarrh and related deafness by acting on the blood to reduce inflammation. It specifies the product is a liquid taken internally and promises no other diseases are cured. Free circulars offered by WS Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Supt Miss Julia Card of this town is visiting relatives in Dorchester Mass. The annual donation day for the Home for Aged Women will be held next Wednesday Sept 14. THE STEALERS at the STAR Theatre arouse world interest. John Burke has returned from Block Island. Numerous local residents attend travels and shopping notices including shoe repair ads and casual visits. Community events include a benefit whist for Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps and small personal trips to Atlantic City Old Orchard Beach and Portsmouth.
F. E. Suzman promotes school wear at cut prices for boys including blouses shoes caps and stockings on Long Island. The Burton Street public bath house will stay open a week longer after petitions from bathers. The Casino in Hasbrouck Block reopens tomorrow under Pardey Brothers with pool bowling showers and a lunch counter. Prudence Island Fishing Club held a Bristol Yacht Club meeting electing Williams Wall Dimond to lead and planning camp improvements and a tautog fishing effort next month.
The Rhode Island College of Education begins Monday at 10 a.m. for new students with irregular programs registering at 1 p.m. Classes start Tuesday at 9 a.m. The school offers liberal tuition waivers for state high school graduates who pledge to teach in Rhode Island and provides various four year and two year courses including library training and teacher education positions. For information contact John L. Alger or Walter Ranger at the State House in Providence.
Miss Doratt Molasky, home from a month’s vacation with sisters Mrs ng Golden in East Setauket Long Island, is visiting Providence. The Hope Circle degree team meets tonight at Columbia Hall Wood Street at 7 30. Staples Coal Company and Dyer Transportation repaire wharves on State Street for winter. Great bargains in school shoes Saturday at Sam The Shoeman G A R Block. Commander Philip Hammond of the U S S Arkansas spends furlough with relatives on Hope Street. Mrs Kulange, visiting town, leaves for New York with her daughter who will stay three weeks in the metropolis.
A five room modern cottage on Union Street with a 60 by 125 foot lot is offered for sale. The notice lists contact points including Sam the Shoeman and G. A. R. Block, and mentions Milk-Fed Roasters and Brothlers priced at 60 cents a pound dressed. DeWolf Farm at Poppasquash provides a sale contact by telephone 192.
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