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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1929

Page

3

Bristol Council No. 379 elects officers at regular meeting

At the Knights of Columbus Bristol Council 379 gathering on State street, officers were elected. Grand Knight John G Des Lauriers leads with James Francis Connell as deputy and Rev Thomas J Gillan as chaplain. Next month an installation is planned.

Bristol Knights of Columbus Bristol Council K. of C State Street John G. Des Lauriers James Francis Connell Thomas J Gillan William P Hammill James E. Sullivan Frank S Gigho Edward L. Leahy William Flanagan Thomas Henry Bernard McHugh Robert J Connery Thomas H. Byrnes George T Baldwin William H. Sisson

Knights of Pythias Burnside Lodge to Visit Red Cross

Burnside Lodge No 34 meets in GA R Hall Tuesday to escort Grand Prelate Paul A Herzig to Red Cross Lodge No 25 Providence for first official visit by new Grand Lodge officers. Deputy Grand Chancellor Charles E Gillan of Newport to visit Burnside next Tuesday. A social hour and collation follow with committee of arrangements listed.

Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias Ga.r. Hall Paul A. Herzig Red Cross Lodge Providence Grand Lodge G A. R Hall Charles E. Gillan Newport Fred R Mott Henrys H Bullock K R S Reorge R Fish

Matrone Purcella Wedding Tomorrow at Mt Carmel

Santo Matrone of 55 Richmond Street and Miss Anna Purcella of 118 Church Street will marry tomorrow at 9 in the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel with Rev Fr Joseph Polya officiating. A 2 to 5 reception will be held at 118 Church Street, after which the couple plan a wedding trip and will reside at 58 Richmond Street after October 15. Attendants are Mr Frank Sylvia and Mrs Sylvia. The bride wears white Duchess satin. the matron of honor wears green taffeta.

Richmond Street Frank Sylvia

Eagles to Hold Bazaar in November Saturdays

Bristol Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles votes to stage a bazaar each Saturday night in November at the Makowsky block rooms on Hope street. Booths will sell articles, with dancing and refreshments. John Frownes chairs the bazaar committee with Anthony Nunes as secretary treasurer and members including George Dion Harold Gifford William Van Voast William Haberlin Joseph Pacheco Fred Suzman and Frank Smith.

Bristol Aerie Fraternal Order of Eaglee Aerie Makowsky Hope Street John Frownes Anthonys Nunes George Dion Harold Gifford William van Voast William Haberlin Joseph Pacheco Fred E. Suzman Frank Smith

Royal Ambassadors and Royal Flyers Meet at First Baptist

The Royal Ambassadors gather tonight at 7 30 in the vestry for a discussion on friendship and a deeper relationship with Christ. Sunday worship at 10 30 with the topic Who Are Your Friends and an evening song service at 7. Children and older folks have object talks. Royal Flyers meet Monday at 7.

Mark Strickland Royal Ambassadors Christ Royal Flyers

Priest Prefigured Reinforced Concrete in New Orleans

A 1928 claim challenged a French gardener as the inventor of reinforced concrete. A Jesuit priest in New Orleans anticipated the idea by pouring a concrete mix of crushed oyster shells and bricks around iron bars in a Baronne Street church during construction, which was later demolished.

Roy Va New Orleans Baronne Street Silas Bent Word

Moon Influence on Mentality Cited by Medical Journal

The British Medical Journal notes a widespread belief that the moon affects mental states. Gerald Stanley reports that tidal forces and lunar illumination are linked to headaches and altered behavior in various regions from Central Africa to the Middle East and Burma, reflecting enduring moonlight myths.

Gerald Stanley Central Africa Middle East Far East Burma

Changing Signs and the Bucket Shop Legend

A Wall Street Journal note recalls a bucket shop tale from the West where a man asks for a sign reading John Smith, Broker. The painter suggests Bankers and Brokers, debating the cost and value of branding in finance.

Tsl John Smith Smith Wall Street Journal

Sheep Branding Practices Compared to Cattle

Branding sheep uses paint rather than hot irons since fleece grows back and masks burns. Sheep must be branded at each fleece cycle, more common in range regions. Special branding paint is recommended to ease wool scrubbing, with manufacturers preferring marks on low-value wool areas like the rump.

Pudden’s spider tale from Sydney Bulletin

The Sydney Bulletin describes Pudden’s spider as descending from regional spiders and learning the trick from carpet snakes. A carpet snake stands upright while its young imitate a dry shrub to trap birds, which are then captured and eaten. The piece humorously notes a dog pursuing cats nearby.

Pudden Lela Aves

Early mills and carved tower stones in self-sufficient villages

A Detroit News excerpt notes that before industrial growth England relied on village mills. Tower stones featured a carefully carved hollow and ridge pattern between the axle and edge to ensure even grinding and regulate flour flow to the perimeter.

England Detroit News

News Flash from Paris War Yarn Told by A Black Soldier

The piece quotes President Wilson on a Paris stay and recalls a frontline trench moment with a white officer asking Jim what he would do as German cavalry approached. Jim replies he would spread the news through France, illustrating wartime humor amid tension.

Wilson Paris J. F. Essary Washington Jim France

Village Band's Trombone Brings Police to Door

A village band paused outside the justice of the peace’s house on a Saturday afternoon. The irate official demanded they stop the noise, but the bandmaster replied that it was the trombone players, not him, and refused to fetch the policeman.

Justice of the Peace Phat London

Appointment in Hell Sparks Odd Exchange

A dead man in a smoky afterlife zone encounters a persistent salesman who insists he meets him in hell. The salesman taunts Nir Sailtte with memories of past visits and asks about the appointment, prompting bewildered questions about recognition and fate.

Bristol Probate Court Seeks Administrator for Almeida Estate

On Sept 9 1929 the Bristol Probate Court set Oct 7 at 10 AM to consider Jose Cruz Almeida brother's request to appoint an administrator for Antonio Cruz Almeida late of Bristol. Notice ordered to be published weekly for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix. John W Church Clerk.

Bristol Antonio Cruz Almeida Jose Cruz Almeida Bristol Phenix John W Church

Probate Court Orders Final Account in Colt Estate

Industrial Trust Company as executor presents its final account for Samuel Pomeroy Colt late of Bristol deceased. The court refers it to October 7, 1929 at 10 AM in the Probate Court Room Bristol for consideration with notice to be published weekly in the Bristol Phenix.

Bristol Samuel Pomeroy Colt Bristol Phenix W. Church

Estate of Victor L Miller seeks administrator

Bristol September 6 1929 notice seeks appointment of Arthur M McCaw or other suitable person as administrator of the estate of Victor L Miller late of Bristol who died testate or intestate in Bristol with proceedings at the Probate Court Room and weekly notice in the Bristol Phoenix signed by H N Church clerk 20 27 10 4

Bristol Victor L Miller Pres W. Miller Victor IL Miller Bylatol Arthur M. McCaw Bristol Phoenix HN W. Church

Guardian of Lena Raposa Minor Estate Selected

Lena Raposa a minor over fourteen informs the Bristol Probate Court that Manuel B Raposa of Bristol is chosen as guardian of her person and estate. The Court will approve the choice on October 7 1929 at 10 AM in the Probate Court Room Bristol. Clerk John W Church notes the filing.

Bristol Lena Raposa Lena. Raposa Manuel Raposa Julia Raposa Bristol Phoenix John W. Church

Estate of James R. Hart Probate Notice in Bristol

Notice of admission to probate in Bristol of the Last Will of James R Hart late of Bristol deceased and the qualification of Agnes H Hart executrix by bond. Claims against the estate must be filed with John W Urch clerk beginning Sept 20 1929.

James R. Hart Bristol James RR. Hart John W. Urch Agnes H. Hart

Estate of Marianna Garcia probate notice in Bristol

The Probate Court of Bristol admits Marianna F Garcia will and testament to probate and appoints Lindorf Garcia as executor, bond filed. Creditors must file claims with the clerk beginning Sept 20 as required by law.

Marianna F. Garcia

Administratrix Named for Jane G. Magee Estate in Bristol

Mary M. Magee of Bristol has qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Jane G. Magee also Jennie G. Magee late of Bristol. Creditors must file claims in the office within the times required by law beginning September 20. John W. Church, Clerk.

Jane G. Magee Jennie G. Magee Mary M. Magee Bristol

Estate of Jane OConnor Notice to appoint administrator

William J. OConnor, brother of Jane OConnor deceased, seeks appointment as administrator of her estate in Bristol. The probate court will hear the petition at 10 o clock A M on September 4 1929 in the Bristol Probate Court Room. Notices will be posted once weekly for a specified period.

Grammar Shift Across Time Says Plural You Replaces Singular You

A historical note quotes an Exchange discussion on language change. It explains the decline of the second person singular in favor of the second person plural you, noting there is no law enforcing this shift and it reflects ordinary custom rather than rule.

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