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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
2
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George G Luscomb of this town received from the Adjutant General of Massachusetts a Minute Men medal for enlistment in state volunteer regiments at the Civil War outbreak. The medal bears Massachusetts insignia and includes Luscomb’s name, reflecting service in Company K, 3rd Regiment, with many peers from Carver.
A morning cable reports Shamrock III, Lipton’s America's Cup seeker, struck by a squal off Weymouth. The steel mast and rigging were carried away, several crew injured including Sir Thomas Lipton. A brother in law of Capt Wringe named Collier drowned. Shoes offered at low prices by F E Suzman.
Dealers who blend spirits with syrups to cheapen cost claim to offer pure goods. The ad asserts nothing beats pure, well matured products sold straight. Physicians allegedly recommend customers seek these absolutely pure wines and liquors.
Miss Jennie Aldrich visits in Drownville and Miss Gertrude Drury trips to Boston while Mrs Pratt returns from Schenectady. Dota about scarlet fever and measles, a postponed Warren Bristol baseball game, and a minstrel show for Bristol Base Ball Club. Deed transfer at Church street corner recorded and marriage intentions filed. Funerals for Robert Murray and Robert Lawder noted. Ship Minnesota launch draws local attendees. Various meetings, fairs, fights and social events announced with several confirmations and dates.
Miss E. M. Handy’s Barrington dancing school term closed with a Grand Army Hall reception attended by many parents and friends. The three period program featured a grand march led by Charlotte Young, Pearl Hodgson and Gertrude Bunn. Supper was by Caterer Read and the “Sood night” waltz closed the event. The Bristol school will reopen in October.
Rehearsals for a minstrel entertainment benefit for the Bristol base ball club progress under Edward F. Christie. The show features Straight Brothers orchestra, Capt. John M. Connery as interlocutor, end men and a large chorus of named performers. The second part includes 8 banjo duets, a knockabout act, castrated songs, a musical sketch Dusky Maidens, and closes with the farce A Base Ball Crank.
Dorothy Goddard age 1 year 6 months 3 days died at home on Burton Street yesterday afternoon from whooping cough leading to pneumonia. She was the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Goddard. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon.
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana faced his wife’s severe stomach and liver trouble. He used Dr King’s New Life Pills and she found relief at once and was ultimately cured. Available for 25 cents at J H Young & Co’s drug store.
The Greene Farm on Metacom avenue south of Soldiers Home offers 60 acres cleared and 80 acres woodland. The property runs from Metacom avenue to Mt Hope Bay. Cottage, barn, contact H. F. Greene at 322 Broad Street Central Falls RI.
For sale two houses a barn and lot on Bradford street belonging to the estate of late Stephen C Williston. The property is 118 feet deep and 83 feet front. If applied for soon can be bought cheap. Inquire of F A Easterbrooks 232 Hope St.
Advertisement seeks a person to supply lunch for high school pupils from 11.30 am to noon daily during school sessions. Applicants should apply to John P. Reynolds Superintendent of Schools or G. S. Chapman Jr Principal of High School.
Two tots on Wood Street near Constituton will be sold low to close an estate by William Williams of Bristol Neck.
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