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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary note shows two orders received today as written by wager to the Transcript. One order concerns a net of Dickens and another to get out as cited by Borton in the Transcript.
Fragmentary text describes leaves pivoted to swing open creating partitions in the ceiling, leaving an unobstructed passage beneath. The description seems to reference a movable architectural feature, possibly a two part system.
A fragment quotes Lord Lytton on friendship and enemies noting that many friends bring tithes in life while a single enemy is a stroke of luck. The text reflects a reflective, if garbled, meditation on personal relations and fate.
Captain Thomas P. Cheatham of South Carolina chosen as commander of the Marines for the Grant memorial parade. The selection honors his war service, while Captain K. Shuler of New York, whose ancestors fought for the Union, notes the reconciliation between former foes. Shuler received multiple honors including the Croix de Guerre and Navy Distinguished Service Medal.
The article notes April 21 as the San Jacinto anniversary when Col. Sam Houston led 750 troops to defeat 5,000 Mexicans and capture General Santa Anna. It mentions the American Legion participating in San Jacinto celebrations across Texas this year.
The article describes a San Jacinto day parade in Anson where the Legionnaires’ float won first prize for best decoration among many noted entries.
Marshal Foch praised the enthusiasm and warmth of Americans during a cross continent visit hosted by the American Legion. He credited the Legion with cordiality and friendship that made the 26 000 kilometer journey in forty five days smooth, though he declined to publish his impressions.
The American Legion plans joint observances for Generals Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant as a unifying national celebration. Northern posts join with the G A R to honor Grant on April 27 while Lee is marked January 29 1928. Lemuel Bolles adjutant of the Legion frames the event as burying sectionalism and praising national glory.
The Star Theatre opens God's Crucible directed by Henry Alexander MacRae from Ralph Connor with Nadia Castletan delivering a strong range of emotion and Miss Hammerstein offering vigor. Also on screen Jules Verne adaptation The Isle of Zorda showing Monday and Tuesday with picturesque European scenery and exotic locales.
Sept 2 1922 in Bristol Probate Court Brady administrator presents first and final account for Sarah F Wood estate deceased. Account referred to Oct 2 1922 at 10 30 AM in Probate Court Room Bristol for ad journment and notice to be given for fourteen days weekly in Bristol Phoenix.
Probate court in Bristol admits will of Byron K. Fish and appoints Bertram W. Wall as administrator with will annexed. Creditors must file claims with the clerk within six months from first advertisement. John W. Church, Clerk. Notice dated September 14 1922 published September 15 and 29.
Edith L Blanchard is named guardian of the person and estate of Franklin A Steere of Bristol by the Probate Court. A bond has been filed and guardianship records must be filed with the Clerk within six months from the first advertisement date.
The Bristol Probate Court reports guardianship appointments and estate actions. Notices schedule bond filings, probate hearings, and administrators for Mildred L. Pollock Lucinda Frago Teste Edwin Cure Frederic F. Gladding Antello Voceia Marie R Bowler estates with scheduled dates and publication in the Bristol Phenix.
Readable phrases hint at a sports or event listing with team names and scores. The text mentions a game and room activity but lacks coherent details or clear entities to identify a full event or outcome. No definite date, teams, or location are extractable.
Public sale announced for multiple Bristol land parcels described in a 1906 deed chain, bounded by Naomi Street Malt House Lane and the Main Road. Receivers Walsh and Leaby state parcels include shore rights and rights of way, with parcels offered to the highest cash bidder at 11 AM, subject to taxes.
Public notice by the collector of taxes announcing readiness to receive 1922 taxes at Burnside Memorial Building. Office hours are daily 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. including Sundays and holidays. Interest at 7 percent accrues on overdue taxes. notices sent on request. taxes unpaid by December 1st will be collected according to law.
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