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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
2
Clothing and wares offered. groceries, hedge shears, plants, sprayer and sale items. Rentals, wanted ads, probate notices, and admin notices listed for Molly, The Major, Prov. Opera House, Jones and Co. Suits. Includes references to Jones and Co and miscellaneous items.
Mrs Mary E Dailey widow of Jos eph Dailey died Tuesday evening after a brief illness at age 71 at 607 Wood Street Acute indigestion and neuralgia of the heart were the causes She passed away 20 minutes before 10 o clock after a rapid decline She was born here to James and Maria Hazard and lived here most of her life Her husband predeceased her She is survived by daughter Mary H Dailey and son James F Dailey Funeral at 3 pm tomorrow from Wood Street home with interment at North Cemetery.
Mrs Velrie Dupuis wife of Nelson Dupuis died this morning at 8 30 at her Wood street home after a brief illness. Poemoulis was the cause of death aged 63 born in Canada she had resided here many years. Survived by husband three sons and four daughters including William Nelson John Dupais Georgia Christie Mrs Sarah and Ada Dupais and Mrs Thomas Corrigan. Funeral Monday from Wood street residence at 9 30 a requiem high mass at St Marys Church interment at St Marys Cemetery
Louise E Bingham daughter of Robert and Gertrude Bingham of 1 William street died Tuesday afternoon after several weeks illness. She was 2 months and 7 days old. Funeral held this afternoon at 180 o'clock from the parents home with Rev W R Srotter of Trinity Church officiating. Burial in North Cemetery.
The notice lists various mail arrival times and closing hours including 7.00 1000 7.15 p m and 9.80 to 10.80 a m for Sunday. It states Sunday mails arrive at 8.00 a m and close at 4.50 p m with office hours 9.80 to 10.80 a m. Sundays mail is distributed from carrier racks at the south door 9.30 to 10.80 8 m.
Adams Express shows outward departures at 7.50 and 11.20 a m, 3.20 and 5.20 p m and inward arrivals at 8.00 and 12.00 a m, 3.00 and 7.30 p m for Bristol.
The governor names May 18 as Arbor Day and urges citizens to plant trees to replenish nature's resources. The Phoenix notes local events including talks by G W Gardner at the Congregational Chapel and various social and lodge activities around Providence.
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh related deafness. It offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by the cure, directs readers to send for circulars, and notes price and availability through F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
Peter Gustiany promotes a new advertisement while Bristol and surrounding notices report Fraternal Eagles meeting renewal, marriage intentions, and Mark Twain death in Redding Connecticut at age 74. Local civic items mention town elections, church events, school sports results, and community gatherings with named residents and organizations.
Funeral services for Captain William Hows Church held at First Congregational Church with military honors. The Bristol Train of Artillery escorted the body to North Cemetery after a prayer service on State Street. Attendees included Rev. Newton Owen and Rev. Henry A. Stevens. Delegations from Sons of the American Revolution and local schools contributed floral tributes. Bearers included John Post Reynolds and Col. Merton A. Cheesman. Interment featured a three-gun volley and taps.
Mrs. Lapsling remarks that Washington faces a serious dispute over how to form and protect national resources, signaling a broader debate on policy and management. The comment reflects concern about governmental approaches to natural resources during this period.
Eighth annual meeting of the Brown University Teachers Association gathers many superintendents principals and teachers at Manning Hall for Friday sessions on college freshmen and school cooperation. Notable speakers include H O Bumpos and Abercrombie with programs from 2 pm onward and a Friday evening reception and lecture on museum cooperation with public schools.
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