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Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1846

Page

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Bradford Street Subscriptions and Rates Notice

Subscriptions offered at two dollars annual with half year option at seven shillings. Single copies six cents. office sales. Advertisements billed at one dollar per square for three insertions and twenty-five cents each additional. Discounts for early payment applied. arrears must be paid.

Prenex Hk Svery Opto Bradford Street Hope Ta Yersinia Sateen Pourte Ca

Infant Flower Tribute To Lira Petre On Boston Common

An old Boston paper extracts a handwritten verse tribute to Lira Petre presented by school pupils on Boston Common. The fragile offering praises patriotic ardor, neglect of wealth and love, and the nation’s joy as the child’s token blooms in the benignant smile of glory.

Lira Petre Boston Common Boston Wasmnoron

Providence and Worcester Link Aims to Connect Boston to Stonington

The Providence Journal describes a proposed railroad link from Boston to Pawtucket and onward to connect with the Providence and Worcester line, enabling a nine hour coast to New York route via rail and steamboat. A Western connection aims to extend tracks to the Stonington road, potentially abandoning ferries for seamless travel.

Werouray Ramnono Bostonsand Providence Railroad Company Providence and Worcester Railroad Dogeville Pawtucket Providence Eame Stonington Railroad Company Providence and Worcester Stonington Boston Peoviddice Beaton New Worl Providence Journal

Early machinery advances spark industrial growth in 18th century

Fragmentary notes describe early inventions from 1738 enabling doubled daily labor for weavers through oily ebauil, to 1764 color weaving, a 1769 water power adoption, and 1776 Crompton improvements, with later tools aiding spinning and ploughing.

Miaggresees Crompton Carewright Max Toc Ilice

Domestic prayer binds families in peace and faith

The piece extols the family altar as a sanctuary uniting members in prayer praise and read­ing of God's word. It contrasts humble sanctity with worldly sorrow and recounts a tale of Gambler B as a cautionary portrait of ruin and redemption through a penniless decline to despair and a brief act of mercy.

Earth Odin Theaven

Active Labor Fuels Health and Honor in Society

The text argues labor and active engagement are essential for personal health, wealth, and social value. It cites the dangers of idleness, praising the wise, productive individual as the cornerstone of progress and character.

Womattor Ixpustey Jlabor Noother

Bloodshed in Paris Streets Adds to Revolution Trail

Letters from France recount the Revolutionary Tribunal led by Couthon and D Herbois as youth and old, rich and poor suffered alike. For days the streets ran blood in indiscriminate massacres, deepening the blood-stained annals of the Revolution.

Revolutionary Tribunal Couthon D'Herbois Tichy France

Two Loyalists Escape as Battle Rages at Charlestown

Caroline and Etheredge flee through Beacon Hill and West Point shadows amid the Charlestown siege. Col Maxwell is mortally wounded as British troops land and clash with American lines.

Col Maxwell Charles Col. Maxwell Long Wharf Pater Mrs. Maxwell Julia Copp's Hill Breed’s Hill Morton's Point Charlee Winniscemett Fenry Re. Maxwell Ouyge Charlestown Gen. Howe Charles Maxwell Abeta Hein

Caroline in a Boston shelter after a perilous escape

Caroline rests in a small Cambridge home with Etheredge and Miss Gray as distant cannon rumble. Aunt Thankful cares for the exhausted wife while Caroline confronts fear of battle and the fate of her husband, praying for strength and guidance.

B. Teo Col. Maxwell Cardlime Caroline Tilley Eiherjedge Beacon Hill West Beaton Weighte Etheredge Etheredge Gray Charlea Abe Evernea Gray Ins Palace Chaine Charlestown Cambridge Harvard College Zitewape Maine Aube Thankful Gray Carolinge Aesta

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