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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1935

Page

6

What a Night at the Station and Love in Flight

In a snow filled scene Vronsky and Stiva hurry to meet the train as Anna Karenina arrives with her mother. A tragic accident on the platform disrupts the moment, leaving Anna shaken by danger and the growing pull toward Vronsky.

Vronsky Stiva Miles Mies Dolly Fronsky St. Petersburg Haars Karenin Vrons Anna Madame Karenina

Baseball notes: exciting Bristol Warren series planned

The note announces a cancelled game between the Rebellos Portuguese and Billy Bull’s Sunsets. It mentions a five game Little World Series between Warren and Bristol at Burr’s Hill Park, starting Sunday Sept 8, with 60 percent of gate receipts to players. It also recalls John Howard Payne born 1792 in New York and his song Home Sweet Home.

Billy Bull Newport Warren Bristol Burr's Hill Park John Howard Payne New York Brutus Charles II Clari Milan Covent Garden Theater London Tunis Henry Bishop Indianapolis

First German empire university traced to Prague 1348

Historical note identifies the first university in the German empire as Prague Bohemia founded in 1348 The text also mentions the University of Heidelberg being toured in 1880 and reflects on early academic centers in central Europe

Germany German Empire Prague Bohemia University of Heidelberg

Obituary for Miss Hattie Byron Barns of Bristol

Miss Hattie Byron Barns died at her Hope street home “Wyndstone” after a long illness. A lifelong benevolent worker she aided the sick and distressed, led Red Cross efforts in World War I, and supported Juniper Hill Cemetery upkeep. Born December 28, 1856, she left relations in Bristol Paris and California. funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday with Canon Parshley and Canon Hughes officiating.

Miss Hatthe Hattie Byron Barns Actre Ils Bristol Miss Burns Red Cross Miss Barns Horace M Harriet Byron (Norris) Barns St Michael’s Church Norris and Barns Phenix Isoline N. Barns Rhode Island Colonial Dames England Maria D. Norris Samuel Norris Paris California Andie Batell Sterol Oly

Ancient news delivery through runners and signals

Historical notes describe early news methods using runners and mounted posts as in ancient texts. A mythical Metamorphoses reference imagines a purple pigeon delivering notice of a triumph, likening messenger birds to signaling victory in grand contests.

Tau Asthenes

Upcoming Bristol Colt Alumni Reunion and Columbia Hall Dance

Sept 12 Bristol Colt Alumni Association reunion at Colt auditorium. Sept 14 Port Portuguese A A A hosts a Saturday dance at Columbia Hall.

Bristol-Colt Colt Auditorium Columbia Hall

Salvation Army Drive Makes Good Progress in Town

The Salvation Army continues its annual fundraising drive in this town led by Mrs Alfred Merrimon as Bristol County campaign chair. Bandsman L H Cady reports strong local response aiming for 1500 dollars and notes the drive runs through next week with J William Wood as treasurer and several local supporters listed.

Salvation Army Alfred M . Merrimon Bristol County L. H. Cady J William Wood Albert Jdartley Harriet F Kinder A. R Parshley C T Sherman Roswell S Bosworth

Probate Court Seeks Estate Sale Authorization for Manuel Dennis

In Bristol on August 29 1934 probate court hears Joseph J Dennis administrator petitioning to sell all or part of Manuel Dennis estate to cover debts funeral costs and family support. Property listed is lot No 2 on Aaron Easterbrooks plat Mott's Lane bounded by streets and adjacent lots, with notice set for September 16 1935 and publication for 14 days in Bristol Phoenik.

Bristol Manuel Dennis Manuel H. Dennis Joseph J Dennis Admr Manuel H Dennis Mott's Aaron Easterbrooks Mott Aaron Easterbrooke Bristol Phoenik

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