Bosworth Named Business Manager of the Phoenix
The Phoenix announces the appointment of Boswell S. Bosworth as Business Manager for the Phoenix and its printing departments. He succeeds William Brassod who resigned. Bosworth, a Bristol native and Brown University alumnus, has held roles in banking, investments, teaching, and now advertising and news items for the Phoenix and Wilfe Blade. He invites orders for job printing and advertising to benefit advertisers and readers.
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the Phoenix
Boswell S. Bosworth
The
Phoenix
William Brassod
Bosworth
Bristol
Brown University
National City Bank of New York
Valparaiso
Chile
C A Kalvert & Company
Providence R I
Little Compton
Commercial High School
Providence
Wilfe
Garden Club guests visit Miss Herreshoff at The Farm
Agnes M. Herreshoff hosts about thirty Bristol Garden Club members at The Farm on Griswold Avenue and her Wallev Street home. The garden scene impressed attendees with its vast variety of blooms and roses. Mrs Fred Budlong spoke about an exhibition at Fishe Vine on September 26 and Bristol Club planned an exhibit at the show with prizes. A social hour followed the meeting with Mrs Nathaniae G Herreshettef and Mrs Charles F Herreshettef assisting in serving.
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Agnes M. Herreshoff
Bristol Garden Club
Griswold Avenue
Wallev Street
Mary Reynolds
Fishevine
Bristol
Bristol Yacht Club to elect officers next Tuesday
Bristol residents are informed of the Bristol Yacht Club annual meeting and officer elections scheduled for next Tuesday evening at 8 in the club house. Other notes mention Miss Anna Hammill of State Street in Laconia visiting, and local church and school activities resuming after summer vacation.
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Anna J. Hammill
State Street
Laconia
N. H
Bristol Yacht Club
Matthew de Martino
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Watertown
Mass
St. Mary’s Church
James P Hurley
Schofield Street
Providence
John S Fidalgo
Franklin Street
Bristol
Court and
Hope Streets
Wood Street
Community notices and social updates from Bay View area
Local society events fill the week with visits and guests from Boston and Providence. Residents attend church guilds, school enrollments, and club meetings while civic groups plan fund drives and outings.
Deaf clock patent from Bavaria features vibrating hour cue
A new electric clock designed for the Deaf by a Bavarian inventor uses hour pulses to trigger a rising rubber indicator, providing a tactile time signal. The mechanism bounces at each hour along a curved track, offering a visible and audible cue in a compact device.
Fire Police Discuss Traffic Hurdles Blocking Fire Apparatus
A Friday meeting at the Ever Ready station on Thames street addressed interference by motorists rushing to alarms. Council President Luke H Callan Chief Richard J Kavanaugh and Fire Chief John Grabert attended as nine of eleven fire police discussed handling traffic roping off work zones and enforcing town ordinances to protect responding crews.
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Thames Street
Council
Luke H. Callan
Committee On Police
Richard J. Kavanaugh
Salvatore Della Morte
Committee On Fire Department
John Grabert
Daniel E. Dwyer
Fire Police
Fire Department
Funeral of Major William H Gardner Held Saturday
Funeral services for Major William H Gardner who died Thursday afternoon at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Howard B Gray 66 Russell avenue East Providence were held Saturday at the Gray residence. Rev Nelson Kellogg of the Fr eemit y Church officiated. Interment followed at North Cemetery on Bristol Neck with many floral tributes from relatives friends and National India Rubber Company employees and executives.
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William H. Gardner
Howard B Gray
Russell Avenue
East Providence
Gray
Bristol
Nelson Kellogg
Tfremity Church
Bristol Neck
National India Rubber
James Stewart injured after horse carriage crash near Reach Road
A man named James Stewart employed by Vi and Mrs Waltham Bo MacColl on North Part Bristol Neck was involved in an incident on Maan Road near Reach Road when a hearse he rode in frightened a heavy track owned by Pasquale Romane. The event led to a patrol by How Hickins of Woarte and others from Gat Keto Company as operators tried to avoid further harm to the horse and rider.
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James Stewart
Waltham Bo MacColl
Bristol Neck
Wats
Maan
Reach
Pasquale Romane
Warren
Pau Kemane
Stewart
Hickins
Woarte
Ntowhoof
Gat Keto Company
Tyhe Mane Trick Cedladed
Ormothe Mnnx Oup
Avord
St Rita Club Presents College Days Comedy
St Rita s Club members of Our Lady of Mt Carmel plan a three act musical comedy College Days at the Pastime Theatre on Sunday September 23. Directed by Mrs Vasta La Rocca Ruggiero rehearsals are underway with eager participation and tickets are available through club members or Miss Hamill s dry goods store during the week of September 17. Cast includes Miss Margaret M Conley Miss Mary Santo and Mrs Vasta La Rocca Ruggiero.
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Vasta la Rocca Ruggiero
St. Rita's Club
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Misses Hamill
Margaret M. Conley
Mary Santo
Vasta Lar
Rule for Enjoyment in Self Creation
A reflection on enjoyment as a result of shaping oneself into an enjoyable form. It warns that any self not transformed into this pleasing state loses its brightness, much like water quenches fire.
Natural Enemy of the Rat
Narrative notes that cats have long helped control mice in barns and grain stores from ancient times to the present, protecting stores during famine and crop storage periods.
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Joseph
Hide Must Be Tanned Say Chemical Society
The American Chemical Society warns that untanned hides decay as meat does. Untanned fibers clump. tanning separates fibers so hides do not tear and swell in the process.
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American Chemical Society
Tortoise Themed Race Echoes Fable Across City
A brief note from the Toledo Blade references the well known fable of the tortoise and hare, noting that in a local event some emulate the steady slow pace as a moral example.
Wet Beep Chorus Cast List For Local Event
The roster lists Ruggiero and Messrs Louis Stabili Louis Nantris Dominic Troiano Matthew Capone Lawrence Asciola Erasmo Mancini Michael Di Lello Louis Malafortite Joseph Verra as principal participants. The chorus includes Miss Veronica Guilmette Mary Verra Frances Arico Bridget Nastri Fannie Ferri Angelina Poli Frances Goglia Mary Leone Dorothy Rug giero Rebecca Alisio Emily Rosario Helen Pagnano Jennie Pagnano Jennie Castriotti Margaret Proto and Messrs Michael Tamburro Vio Ferri Antonio Marino Antonio Garcia Felix Pasquerilli Manuel Botelho Dominic Salzano Jimmie Salzano John Sicignano Salvatore Balzano Michael Bullock.
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Ruggiero
Louis Stabili
Louis Nantris
Dominic Troiano
Matthew Capone
Lamp Swappers The busies exchange bureau
A fragment notes a world where millions seek to swap old lamps for new, describing a busy exchange bureau as part of American Magazine’s commentary.
Pain Analyzed Paintself
A reflection quoting William Paley on pain as a frequent yet not always lasting force and its cycles of relief bringing rare pleasures that outshine most enjoyments. The passage contemplates how pauses and intermissions in suffering can yield positive pleasure.
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William Paley
Need for friendship and the lonely rich and poor
Quote by Judge Charles Forest Moore on friendship and belonging. He says friendship is valued beyond physical or financial fortune and notes that both the wealthy and the infirm can feel isolation, likening loneliness in a Rolls-Royce to a Ford.
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Charles Forest Moore
Minie Ball Named After French Inventor Captain Minie
A conical rifle bullet with a hollow base is driven by the charge to travel farther. It was widely used in the mid nineteenth century and is named for the inventor Captain CL KE Minte of France.
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CL KE Minte
France
Peace Defined Peace Is Liberty in Tranquillity
A concise gloss attributes peace to liberty in tranquility reflecting a Ciceroian viewpoint. The remark frames calm civic order as a condition of freedom and societal stability.
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Cicero
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