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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
3
Rev. Arthur F. Jennings presides at 10 30 A M morning worship with speaker Mr E Saabye of Providence. Church school at 12 noon Rally Day program. 6 30 P M J O Y meeting led by Mrs James Stoughton in the vestry. Evening service omitted W W G meets Monday evening in the church vestry at 7 30.
Rev Herbert D Graetz pastors a service at 10 30 AM with the sermon Man's Greatest Need Can Be Satisfied. At noon church school. Robert F Munro speaks Sept 5 30 PM Junior Christian Endeavor. Hazel Nettleton leads Alpha Chapter CFE at 6 30 PM. Charles L Pendleton leads 7 30 PM evening address How Old Are You with Herrmann Wilbur as soloist.
Rex Joseph Sarzana serves as Acting Pastor. Masses listed include 7 30 A M weekdays and 8 10 A M Sundays at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church.
Masses at 8 and 10 A M and an evening service at 7 30 P M announced by St Elizabeths Church for the day.
Rev Thomas J Gillan pastor at Saint Marys Church announces Masses at 7 8 9 and 10 30 with services listed for the parish and community.
The church presents 8 A M Holy Communion and 10 AM Morning Prayer with sermon on the 16th Sunday after Trinity. An 8 PM parish council meeting is listed.
Rev W C Darby leads morning worship at 10 30 A M with Sunday school at 12 noon and evening service at 7 30 P M Trinity Church holds 8 00 A M Mass 10 45 Mass and sermon and 7 30 P M Evensong on the first Sunday after Trinity Rex Nelson Kellogg Rector
The Bristol Warren series on the common resumes tomorrow at 2 30. Harvey Slade will step in at first base while Chap Oliver or Cirillo are eyed for shortstop. Vello and Dr Angelo cover the outfield and the proposed starting infield includes Menard Beauregard D Angelo Urban Andrade Greenwood.
The Minneapolis Journal recalls a cautious remark about the first ladies magazine in the country. It notes a sponsored movement to raise funds for the Bunker Hill monument and quotes editors who opposed the effort while a ladies society formed. The piece questions joining without consent of a protector.
Judge Edward L. Leahy presided at a Probate Court session in which Charles F. Servant of Warren obtained a partial distribution of a deceased World War veteran’s war risk insurance to his mother’s estate. The balance of payments was to be transferred per the mother’s will, with Servant as executor and sole beneficiary. The docket included numerous estate matters with continuances and final accounts approved or continued to Sept 19.
Two Bristol men face federal charges after a raid on an empty dwelling at 84 Charles Street led to discovery of a still in operation. Vicen Terreto admitted ownership. De Costa claimed property knowledge. Both men were held on $1000 bail each.
The Paradiso family, facing removal to Vecanaqua, Pa, received a week’s food order from local public aid coordinators. Controversy erupted after they were cut from aid lists two weeks earlier amid fraud allegations by board members. An Overseer letter claimed Paradiso owned $2500 of property in Vecanaqua, while Paradiso says it is assessed at $750 and heavily encumbered.
At its regular meeting the Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company set tenative plans for a winter whist series after last year’s success. A banquet for the 1931 32 bowling league will be held next Wednesday at Thames Street station with committees named for arrangements. The Defiance Engine and Hose Company canceled its annual dam bake and outing. One new member application was received. The Hydraulions planned a boiler bake. The Dreadnaught Co. carried on routine business.
The town council urged the State Board of Public Reads to extend the Bristol Warren highway to Wood and Hope streets amid Wylne's resignation. Officials approved funds transfers, appointments, and building permit conditions while addressing cemetery upkeep and local tax notes.
Funeral services for William Fddyv Young, 8404, Civil War veteran and Junior Vice Commander of Babbitt Post, were held Wednesday afternoon at the George M Weber Funeral Home. The Warren ME Church pastor J J Pennepacker officiated the home service with GAR ritual at the grave. Sons of Union Veterans served as bearers and taps were sounded at burial in Princess Pat Cemetery. Attendees included Henry Knox, Charley H Bullock, Charles H Rowden, Ezra Dixon, state Soldiers Relief officers, Fred A Burt, Edward Redding, Kearney Post, American Legion, and Sons of Union Veterans delegations.
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