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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1937

Page

5

Edward Trudell 67 Retired Millwright Dies at Home

Edward Trudell a Bristol native and longtime millwright died suddenly at his home 6 East State Street Bristol He was 67 He previously worked 37 years at National India Rubber Company and volunteered as a boat builder at the Herreshoff plant Funeral services will be at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery Medical examiner said death likely due to natural causes a heart attack.

Edward Trudell East State Street Trudell Lawrence A. Deery St. Mary's Church Bristol John A. Mellone Trudel Henry and Rose (Picard) Trudell Herreshoff Old National India Rubber Company St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Cemetery

Centenarian Phoenix celebrates 103 years of service

The Bris celebrate the Phoenix newspaper's 100th anniversary with 103 total years of staff service. Longtime workers include Charles W. Croomer foreman since 1905, John A. Maciel since 1914, Henry Campbell since 1917, J William Crowley since 1930, Joseph P. Quartaro since 1931, and others. One member, Kid, departs for Star Tribune, while Arnold Dreyer and Chessi the office cat are noted for upcoming changes and presence.

Bris Charles W. ‘Croomer The Phoenix New Milford Conn John A. Maciel Johnny the Phoenix Henry Campbell J. William Crowley Bill Providence Trade School Joseph P. Quartaro Kid Star-Tribune A. H. Bense William A. Martin Phonix R. S. Bosworth DeWitt E. Bolster Arnold Dryer Amy Colt Memorial “High School Chessi

Still Going Strong Oldest P W & B Commuter Debate

West Barrington reader C Fred Boyden claims to have started commuting in May 1878 and still goes daily, challenging Walter E Munro who says he began in September 1881. Editor notes confirm periodic fact checks and offer encouragement for long service.

West Barrington Drownville Walter E. Munro Walter

No Report Presented On Low-Paying Industries

Bristol Lace Works owner Edward Clay addressed the Council regarding a report on industries paying low wages and reliance on town relief. The council had not yet received Domenic Mascola's survey. Clay urged publication of any concerns if they exist.

Edward Clay Bristol Mr. Clay Mr. Paul Mr Clay Domenic Mascola Clay Arthur J. Duffy Hove Street Harriet D. Easterbrooks High Street Evah Albert Makowsky Bradford Street Eliza D Church State Highway Department Gooding Metacom Avenues Anthony G. Coccio Wood Street Wasag Seth-Paull

Defiance to Meet Greenwood in Water Battle Finals

Defiance Hose Company advances to the finals facing Greenwood Fire Company in Appenaug on Sept 25 after defeating Narragansett in Warren. Bristol, state champions for three straight years, beat Narragansett of Warren by one minute 55 seconds with an 11 minute 48 second stream run. Roster: Defiance Angelo Andrade captain Evelino Oliver Manuel Terra Joseph Andrade coached by John Francis. Narragansett Joseph Sagan John Fasciani Matthew Dyman Anthony Cappucelli coached by Alfred Incollingo.

Defiance Hose Company Grenwood Fire Company Appenaug Narragansett Bristol Firemen Narragansetts Warren Bristol Defiance Angelo Andrade Evelino Oliver Manuel Terra Joseph Andrade John Francis Joseph Sagan John Fasciani Matthew Dyman Anthony Cappuceilli Alfred Incollingo

Miss Louise Bush Weds William Javis in North Attleboro

Miss Louise Emily Bush daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy W Bush of 130 Constitution Street became the bride of William Javis of Child Street Warren on Saturday September 11. The ceremony was in North Attleboro Massachusetts. Both were employed at Carr Mfg Co in this town.

Jarvis—Bush Louise Emily Bush Roy W. Bush Constitution Street William Javis Child Street Warren North Attleboro Mass Carr Mfg. Co Franklin and High Street Benj. W. Bradford Bayley Congregational Meeting House

Bristol Newspaper Pioneers Through Generations

Readable history traces the Bristol press from Capt. Brad ford’s corner house and pew auctions through editors Bayley Greene and Farrally lineage. It notes ownership shifts from Greene to Herald Publishing, Phoenix purchase, semi weekly schedule, and the Farrally era ending with 1930 sale to current owners.

Voice of the Public Shapes City Policy

The public voice as expressed in the press and by members has been heeded more than usual. Constituents’ wishes have influenced recent cases, moderating the insistent tone of officials.

Stevens Obituary Notes Allan Prescott in Portland Maine

Allan Prescott son of the late Rev and Mrs Henry A Stevens dies in Portland Maine in his 64th year. He is noted as a local figure with ties to the Stevens family. The notice records his age and lineage from the deceased parents.

Stevens Portland Maine Allan Prescott Henry A. Stevens

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