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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1907

Page

3

Mrs Lucy B Tilley Widow of Norfolk Builder Dies

Mrs Lucy B Tilley widow of Benjamin Tilley died Saturday Aug 3 at E M Tilley’s home in South Norfolk Va. Born in Bristol 76 years ago she was daughter of Bennett J Munro and sister of Annie Russell Munro and Charles B Manoro. She left 60 years ago for Ogdensburg N Y where she married. moved to Norfolk 30 years ago. Survived by four children Kate Minnie Lou and W B Tilley. Funeral Monday afternoon with Magnolia Cemetery in Norfolk.

Lucey B. Tilley Benjamin Tilley E. M. Tilley Norfolk Bristol Bennett J. Munro Annie Russell Munro Charles B. Manoro Ogdenshure N. Y Tilley Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian Clurch Kate Minnie I Tilley Lou W. B. Tilley Magnolia Cemetery

Digestive aid urged for stomach trouble

Readers urged to support digestion by using a natural digestives product. It claims to contain vegetable acids and enzymes matching a healthy stomach and to digest what is eaten. Sold by W. H. Baffington.

W. H. Baffington

Town Council Action on Burial Lots and Road Oiling

The council accepted charge of a bank book account to fund burial lots 829 and $30 in North Cemetery for John G. Watson. It referred a plan to sprinkle Bay View avenue with oil from Woodstrét to Blaisdell estate to Councilmen Church and Simmons with power to act. Bills were allowed and referred to the auditor. President Hammill announced that Capt. John H. Morrissey’s expenses may be paid by the State. The O'Donnell extradition bill was approved. A sympathy fetter from Mrs. Mary A. Hoard was received. William L. McKee said he and Dr. H. M. Howe would pay half the cost of oiling Ferry road, which had been treated by James R. West and the town sprinker.

John G. Watson Bay View Avenue Blaisdell Church Simmons Hammill John H. Morrissey New York William T. O’donnell Joseph Chirello Mary A. Hoard James Hoard, Jr Council William L McKee H. M. Howe James R. West

Pedigreed Dogs Show Cited by Ancestral Thread

A concise note on dog shows notes that lineage cannot be fully known by barking alone, reflecting on canine breeding and pedigree questions in a succinct line.

Tate

Firemen Muster in Warren on Labor Day

The seventh annual field day and muster of the Rhode Island State Firemen's League will be held in Warren on Labor Day Monday Sept 2. Events include a parade a hose reel contest layouts of hand engines and other sports with judges from Pawtucket Warwick Riverside East Providence Crompton and Warren. Prizes total 150 100 50 and 25 for band engine play and 25 15 and 10 for hose reels with a 25 parade best appearing award. Organizing committees from Mechanics Fire Company No 2 and the RLFL list officers and participating towns.

Rhode Island Warren Baxter H. Studley Pawtucket Philip Brady Thomas Stephens William H. Mason Riverside Thomas Rhodes Pawtuxet Fred W. Cady East Providence Charles Hant Knightsville Samuel L. Carpenter Providence T. McLaughlin Cranston William J. Faulkner William Burke George H.shean Crompton Everett E. Potter Fred D John McPite John F. Conrock Daniel L. Loughran Treassurer John H. Brown William Monahan Fred D. Mann William McKenna A. B. Cavanagh Charles Corristine Samuel Emmitt William Boyle Albert Pfeninger Daniel G. Coggeshall George W. Fuller Julian Close A. D. Roberts Woonsocket Reuben H. Barber

What Casey Thinks about Bristol Baseball Dispute

A Bristol supporter writes to the editor defending the Bristol nine against the D Wolf Inn team. He mocks demands for money to play and urges a fair, competitive game without pot hunting or brass passing. He cites an earlier Bristol victory and blames a costly error on the opposing side as not to be repeated.

Bristol Bristol Nine D’wolf Inn D’wolf Inn Nine Aronimda Geld Casey

Church Street House Guests List

A roster of visitors staying at the Church Street House includes Edward D. Kunz Miss Elizabeth R. McCotter John Nieman John DeWolf Bristol Mrs Emilie Browning Peters son Miss Antoinette F. Peterson Washington D C Rev William Smith and wife Warehouse Point Conn Paul Kerzig Miss Ben Harper Arlington Miss Ada Northrup Miss Daisy Northrup Wickford R I Miss Florence Sutcliffe Miss Mamie Dresser Mapleville R I William Nye Bristol S O Edwards Soldiers Home Bath N Y Richard O Hara and wife Plymouth Mass William Finley Bristol Martin Raftery Providence Clinton Colburn Boston Capt E M Millikin Block Island Charles S Clark Jamestown Galvin Wilson William Bell Mathewson Mass Master Leslie E Stone Providence Mr Fisher Bristol E O Googine and wife Hyde Park Mass Mrs Williams Taunton Mass John H Focke New York City

Church Street House Edward D. Kunz Elizabeth R. McCotter John Nieman John DeWolf Bristol Emilie Browning Peterson Antoinette F. Peterson Washington, D. C William Smith Warehouse Point Qonn Paul Kerzig Ben Harper Arlington Ada Northrup Daisy Northrup Wickford R. L Florence Sutcliffe Mamie Dresser Mapleville R. I William Nye O. Edwards Bath N. Y Richard O'Hara Plymoth Mass William Finley Martin Raftery Providence Clinton Colburn Boston E. M. Millikin Block Island Charles S. Clark Jamestown Galvin Wilson William Bell Mathewson Leslie E

Officers Sued for Trespass Over Greene House Raid

Pasquale Barba files suit through attorney Thomas H.O Crow ley against Captain John H. Morrissey and Officers Henry Serbst James W. Goff seeking 21600 damages for trespass after a raid at the Greene House on Metacom Avenue. Barba alleges search without warrants while Balzano was found bottling beer. papers served yesterday by Sheriff Philo V. Cady.

Pasquale Barba Thomas H.O Crowley John H. Morrissey Henry Serbst James W. Goff Ignacio Balzano Balzano Philo V. Cady

Damage Suit for Accident Against Namquit Worsted Mills

Patrick Masterson sues Namquit Worsted Mills for 25000 in a trespass for negligence claiming severe injuries after falling into a machine. Writ served on company treasurer Charles B. Rockwell by Sheriff Philo V. Cady. Case returnable at the Superior Court in Providence on Thursday, Sept. 5. John W. Hoxgan represents the plaintiff.

Patrick Masterson Charles B. Rockwell Philo V. Cady Providence John W. Hoxgan

Lucy B Tilley Dies at 98 in South Norfolk Virginia

Lucy B Tilley widow of Benjamin Tilley died at the family residence in South Norfolk Virginia on Saturday August 8 at age 98. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by BE M Tilley.

Bresette Arrival in Town August 8

In this town a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Bresette on August 8. The parents announced the new arrival and shared the family news.

Bresette Frederick W. Bresette

Three local youths enlist in U.S. Army

Edward F. Byrnes of Woodstreet Amidy J. Vachon of Thames street and Manuel Caetano have enlisted and left Providence for Fort Slocum N Y. They will serve three months then be assigned to the Philippines or Cuba. Byrnes and Vachon join infantry Caetano cavalry. Enlistments arranged through the State Street recruiting station run by Private George Creighton. The station operates daily 8 to 6 except Sundays at the vacant store east of the Bristol Hotel and remains open while recruits last.

Edward F. Byrnes Woodstreet Amidy J. Vachon Thames Street Manuel Caetano United States Army Providence Fort Slocum N. Y Philippines Cuba U.S. Army State Street Bristol Hotel George Creighton Sundava

Child Falls From Second Floor Window

Eve Newman four years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward B Newman, fell from a second floor window when a screen gave way. She dropped about 16 feet. The mother carried her inside. Dr R Siegel found no broken bones. By morning both knees were badly discolored, internal injuries unclear.

Edward B. Newman R. Siegel

District Court Bound Over In Warren Case

In Warren District Court Judge Bosworth bound over G O Saillant Michael Malone Joseph Zambruski and Joseph Varsalles to Providence Supreme Court under 2500 bonds each for alleged violent insults to Mary Banville on August 1 in East Warren. Antonio Silva convicted of bicycle theft from Manuel Toste with a 25 dollar fine plus costs. An appeal noted. Judge Hammil served for complainant and William McSeley for defendant.

Warren Bosworth G.O. Saillant Michael Malone Joseph Zambruski Joseph Varselles Mary Banville East Warren Supreme Court Providence Antonio Silva Manuuel Toste F.H. Hammil William McSeley

Man complains after macaroni dispute at Bradford saloon

Marion Sousa told police that around 9 PM he and a friend entered Alphonse Vallero’s saloon on Bradford Street and ordered macaroni. After an unsatisfactory dish Sousa allegedly swung at the plate and was struck with it, receiving a large gash from broken china. He plans to swear out warrants against the plate juggler.

Marion Sousa Alphonse Vallero Bradford Street Sousa

How to Get Out in Case of Fire Tale

A famed author wandering Arkansas asks a hotel owner how to escape a fire. The landlord coldly replies that he must show a receipted bill for board and lodging and have the guard tie up the bulldog, highlighting rough lodging and local color in a Cleveland Leader anecdote.

Arkansas Waal Bill Foh Cleveland

A Mission That Failed in the Sixth Crusade Tale

The Sire de Joinville recalls Brother Yves crossing Damascus streets during the sixth crusade era. An aged woman with a bowl of fire and a water bottle declares she will burn heaven and extinguish hell to end both. She seeks love of God over heaven’s joys or hell’s fear, asserting God’s worth and power to save.

Sire de Joinville Tiistaire de

Forgotten Hotel Keys Return Slip In New Orleans

A guest jokes about forgotten hotel keys as a clerk shows a printed acknowledgment slip from the Blank hotel thanking for the return of key No. - carried away by oversight. The Times-Democrat notes many keys were mailed back, leading to a time saving device.

New Orleans Times-Deimocrat

DaWitt's Little Early Risara Pills Ad

DaWitt's Little Early Risara claims to prevent sickness and gripe with easy to take small pills. Sold by W. H. Buffington, offering a remedy positioned for daily use.

DaWitt W. H. Buffington

Improvement in the Jamestown Exposition Praise

The Landmark of Norfolk reports that the Jamestown Exposition shines at night with electric illumination and color changing fountains. Attendance rises weekly as crowds enjoy waterfront breezes and improved crowd management. Assistant Secretary Edwards calls the exposition magnificent and better planned than any prior fair. The piece hails Virginia and the South for a historic triumph and forecasts a big North Carolina week and increased attendance from distant states.

Edwards United States Treasury Department Virginia South North Carolina

Bristol Probate Court appoints administrator for Claudia Tucker estate

Aug 8 1907 notice states Henry A Di Villard appointed Administrator of Claudia Tucker estate by Bristol Probate Court. Bond given. creditors must present claims within six months from first advertisement to the administrator or clerk.

Ristol Daniel Cruickshank Bristol Mabel A Thornton Claudia Tucker Henry A di Villard

Tailor Offers Local Fashion Benefit in Town

M. W. Schoen advertises a first class tailoring service in town, promising city quality with satisfaction guaranteed. The message urges residents to support local work, save travel time and fare, and mentions many customers already using the cleaning and pressing department.

M. W. Schoen

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. M. Hagermann Lydia E. Pinkham Bay Shore L. L Mrs. Pinkham McA Lucy B. Tilley Hope Drug CO G. A. R. Hall Hope Street Eruit Applied Biology Applied Chemistry Kingston, R. 1 OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Bristol Terrace Moody & Masse Banigan Building Providence, R, F Firemen’s Muster The Phoeniz Church Street District Court Norfolk, Va Kickemuit Grange Swansea Fall River Robate Court Ruth A. Maxfield George H. Peck Ruth A.maxfield Bristol Phoenix Aerbert F. Bennett Fanny R. D'Wolf Bristy Sal Bristol Phenix Herbert F. Bennett Adies Gentlemen's Tailoring Establishment Hope & Constitution Burnside Memorial Building Bristol, R. L Frederick I. Johnson St.andrew’s Industrial School Barrington BE. 1 HanaUndry IS Bradeard John Pozzi Munroe Avenue James Dixon Carpenter Vaccaro Bros Franklin Street George W. McGann J. H. Wall & Co’s Eruteeble Life W.S. Jewell InDustrial Trust R.I Union Fish Market Bradford St Waldron-Brownell Co Gladue & Son Herman Thiele Mall G M. Wilbur
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