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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1910

Page

2

Malloy pleads guilty in district court case

In the District Court James F. Malloy pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and assaulting a police officer. He was bound over to the grand jury with bail set at 1500 dollars. A lengthy morning session also covered clashes involving Dora Brown, Clara Bassing, and a Portuguese family, with several cases continued or dismissed.

James F. Malloy Kelley Wood Street Artillery State Street Col. M. A. Cheesman Mr . Kelley Malloy Theofficer Merriman Cour Dora Brown Clara Bassing Bassing Antone Vargas Jerry Forti Antoinette Millene James ¥. Lavander Wendell Hazard Joyce Brothers Providence Charles F. Easterbrooks Benjamin Brothers Vincenzo Carabotta

Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close Times

Mails arrive at 7.00 and 7.15 p.m. with closing at 7.46 and 7.18 p.m. Sunday mails arrive 8.00 a.m. and close 4.50 p.m. Office hours Sunday 9.30 to 10.30 a.m. Sunday mail to be distributed from carriers racks at the south door 9.80 to 10.80 a.m.

Bristol South Door

Express matter schedules for Bristol by Adams Express

Hours for departures and arrivals at Bristol are listed as outward 7.50 and 11 20 a m 3 20 and 5 20 p m onward 8 00 and 12 00 a m 3 00 and 6 30 p m with additional notes on cutoff times for onward service.

Bristol Adams Express

High Tides in Bristol and Nearby Harbors

Tide table lists high and low tides for Bristol August 17 to 20 with times in A M and P M. Newport tides precede Bristol by 14 minutes, Providence lags by 11 minutes. Mean tidal ranges are Newport 8 ft 3 in, Bristol 4 ft 1 in, Providence 4 ft 4 in.

Bristol A.M. P.M Newport Providence

Social notices from Attleboro and nearby towns

A roundup of visitors and locals with kin and friends in town includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brigham of Attleboro Edwin A. Robertson of New York and Mrs. S. P. Colt returning from York Harbor Many others such as Miss Irene McMahon and Miss Belle Brown travel to Hartford Ocean Grove and Branford to visit relatives The article also notes repairs by O Leclair and Mrs J Hurley social events at Wilkinsburg and a card party hosted by Mrs L S Flowers The Briggs Town clambake and the Bar rington Yacht Club regatta are announced with details of dates and venues The Fifth District Court heard a case of insanity for Vincenzo Millone and committed him to the State Hospital for the Insane The first open regatta of the Barrington Yacht Club is set for Thursday off Rumstick Point with sailing yacht and motor boat divisions and multiple classes under the Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing Association

Charles Brigham Attleboro Edwin A. Robertson New York City S. P. Colt York Harbor J. Russell Ballock Annie L. McKeon Katherine Hall Branpock Brae Irene McMahon Providence Nora McMahon Franklin Street Belle Brown Georgiana McClure Hartford Lillia R. Farrington Brown Warren Ocean Grove N. J George W. Lewis Cambridge Mark Bradford Church Street Sarah Johnston Mildred Ellen Kenney Vinal Farm Westboro Mass Leighton Bilsborough Bristol Knights of Co- Tomboy Fifth District ‘Court Orrin L. Bosworth Vincenzo Millone Gooding Plat Inlex Narragansett Bay Stephen McKeon Echo Lake Barrington Eugene A. Warner Frederick L. Warner John J. O’brien Patrick McGovern Marguerite Duffy Balle Munroe Jefferson Joanna Walsh Angie W. Pierce Boston H. H. Congdon Bessie W. Talbot Augustus E. Connery Industrial Trust Company of Atlantic City Philip Carr Morrissey Carr Carr Pleaded Not Guilty, Before Justice of the George H. Peck Margaret Glispie Agustus Gray High Street Samuel P. Volt Mains White Mountains Saratoga New York Blue Sox Hustlers Lenaire Gladue Bottomley Garvin Jennie Morris Bernard Y. Morris Peter J. Morris State Street Mount Hope Avenue St. Mary’s Church John F. Downing Thomas J Gillan William Cheetham Aurora Cornelius Vanderbilt Newport F. W. Brewster Herreshoff Manufacturing Company Sattarlee Freeman’s Garage Bristol Highlands Girls of the Highlands Bristol Yacht Club H. W. Church Amos 8 S. Gorham Industrial Trust Company

Bids Accepted for School Repairs After Meeting

Saturday morning the Committee on Schoolhouses reviewed seven bids for painting two coats and varnishing desks at several schools. George H. Bush won the bid at 150 dollars. Cedar shingles job on Franklin Street School awarded to Raymond A. Card for 73.10 dollars. Painting and carpentry to begin immediately. committee includes Philip Brady Augustine Nerone and Harry H. Shepard.

Committee On Northeast District Metacom Avenue Middle District Bristol Neck Bofield Oliver School George H. Bush Raymond P. Smith Charles W. Wall Octave LeClair Walter H. Coggeshall John H. Cronner Providence Franklin Street Raymond A. Card John’ H. ‘Connor Philip Brady Augustine P. Nerone Harry H. Shepard

Party at the Children's Home Enjoyed Tea House Outing

A Saturday afternoon gathering at the Mount Hope Shore tea house hosted by Mrs. Frank Howe for the Children's Home family and Miss Whittemore. Sixty children rode there by wagon, saw fish hawks nests and flowers, played games, and rested on a flat rock. Ice cream cake and lemonade concluded the pleasant outing amid a joyful farewell.

Frank Howe Mount Hope

Phonograph Sells Itself in Lively Parlor Test

In a brief exchange a salesman demonstrates a phonograph and a customer asks if it is a good model. The response claims the device speaks for itself, signaling a confident sales pitch and interest in home entertainment gear.

Sunday School Picnic Attendance Cited By Deacon and Wife

A deacon and his wife discuss a young man named Goodleigh, praising his Christian character and noting his three consecutive years attending the Sunday School picnic. The fragment ends with unclear garbled text.

Goodleigh

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