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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
4
A tense chapter follows Gretchen's escape scene with von Wallenstein and Ludwig the mountaineer. Carmichael hides his feelings as the Austrian court drama unfolds, Gretchen's fate intertwining with secrets, locket exchanges, and plans toward Jugendheit and Jugendheit's king.
A local retailer announces a moving sale from 81 Benefit Street to Providence on October 1, offering all items below cost. The business, with 12 years in the community, invites customers to purchase gifts and stock before the move and notes it will operate a watch repairing service after October 1.
George H. Peck, collector, announces public tax reception for 1910 in Burnside Memorial Building. August and September hours are 9 am to 12 noon and 2 to 5 pm, with evening hours 7 to 9 pm Sept 26 to Oct 1. A 6 percent discount applies for payments in August. late payments incur 6 percent interest from Oct 1 until payment before Nov 1 1910. Tax bills can be sent on request.
August 11 1910 Probate Court Bristol directs administrator Jerome B Greene Jr to seek authority to sell all or part of the decedent Jerome B Greene’s real estate in South Kingstown Narragansett County. The property includes portions of lots A B and C on Boston Neck Road and adjacent parcels. A sale is proposed to cover debts funeral expenses and family support with notice to run fourteen days in Bristol Phoenix.
A timetable from the Newport and Providence Railway Company outlines the Hartford electric car service. Details are partially legible with references to routes and schedule timing, indicating a focus on local commuter travel and connectivity between Newport and Providence areas.
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