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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1915

Page

3

Wheelwright Bill Wedding at First Presbyterian Church

Maus S Wheelwright of Providence formerly of this town wed Ruth C Bill of Ogdensburg at the First Presbyterian Church in Ogdensburg. The bride wore a heavy white satin gown with rose point lace and a long train while her sister and other bridesmaids attended. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Providence before visiting Bristol for the summer.

Wheel Wright Bill Maus S. Wheelwright Providence Ruth C. Bill Ogdensburg First Presbyterian Church Dorothy Seeley Cran Ai Ionor Mimian Ellén Henwood Vargidia Tbassot Okdenahure Gertrude/Gorman Wilson New Earl Lawton Miller Colburn ' Darling James G. Damon Charles Fletcher Proeisence Warren H. Burnham New York City Roswell C. Colt Montreal Edward Kellogg Howard George Allen Bell Cecil Brownlow Harry Blyth Hiltz Boston Samuel P. Colt

Rural mail routes threatens contract system

The New Milford Times reports widespread opposition to replacing rural postal delivery with contracts. Patrons favor responsible local carriers and fear reduced service quality and accountability, predicting strong nationwide protests if routes are contracted.

Postal Department New Milford Times

Hayseeds Roll Over Mysteries In Bowling Clash

The Hayseeds won three straight games against the Mysteries in a lively YMCA bowling match last evening.

Hayseeds

Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Bourn Held in Town

The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Roberts Bourn wife of former Governor Augustus O Bourn was held at 2 30 PM Saturday from her Hope Street home with large attendance Rev George L Locke of St Michael Church officiating The service featured floral tributes and hymns Jesus Lover of My Soul and Nearer My God to Thee Honorary pallbearers included Col Robert P Brown Prof John H Appleton Prof Stearns and Judge Orrin L Bosworth The body was entombed at Juniper Hill Cemetery Surviving relatives include husband two sons Augustus OG Bourn and Col Stephen W Bourn two daughters Miss Elizabeth R and Miss Alice Manshelf Wentworth Bourne a sister Mrs Mary Roskiewetz and a brother George Morrill Also noted is the funeral of Miss Marianne Wardwell held Friday at the home of Miss Gertrude E Guiteras on High Street with Rev Samuel Lindsay officiating Dr Ramon Guiteras among New York relatives. Hill Cemetery.

Elizabeth Roberts Bourn Augustus O. Bourn Hope Street George L Locke D. D.j St. Michael's Church St.Michael’s Church Jesus Robert. P. Brown Providence John H. Appleton Prof Stearns Brown University Orrin L. Bosworth Juniper Hill ‘Cemetery Bourn Augustus OG. Bourn J.t News York-sahid Col Stephen W. Bourn Elizabeth Alice Manshéld Wentworth Bourne Mréry Roskiewetz von Roskiewetz Austria George Morrill West Marrianne Wardwell Gertrude E. Guiteras High Street Samuel Lindsay First Congregational Church New York Ramon Guiteras Juniper Hill Cemetery

Y M C A Shows Five Reel Feature The Cloister and the Hearth

Good audiences viewed the five reel feature at the Y M C A last Saturday afternoon and evening. The photography was excellent and the acting extremely realistic. Next Saturday after noon and evening another four reel feature will be shown including Oliver Goldsmith's The Vicar of Wakefield produced by Hepworth's London with three other reels including a Mary Pickford production.

Oliver Goldsmith Hepworth London Mary Pickford

Spider Webs of Java Hold Knife Cutting Strength

Report notes that some spiders in Java spin webs so strong that a knife is required to cut them. The observation highlights remarkable arachnid silk properties and potential uses in materials science discussions.

Java

The Modern Joke Book Obituary Notes Joe Miller

Chicago News notes Joe Miller who died unexpectedly while compiling humorous campaign books and jokes. The brief obituary highlights his work on satirical volumes and his influence in local publishing circles.

Joe Miller Chicago News

Sloan's Liniment Promises Instant Relief for Rheumatism

An advertiser urges readers to use Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism and related pains. It claims easy application without rubbing, fast relief from soreness and swelling, and invites purchase at 25 cents with money back if not satisfied. It warns against headaches and urges sharing with others.

Sloan Sloan’s

Probate Court Proceedings Reported In Camden Session

The regular monthly Probate Court session before Judge Edward L. Leahy continued several guardianship and estate matters. Harriet Sparks Otto’s guardianship petition was continued to Feb. 9. Annie B. E. Jackson’s will probate proceeded with Frederick F. Jackson and Erick H. Green named executors bond 50 000 without surety. Appraisers listed. Robert F. Munro’s sale of real estate with minimum price 1300 over encumbrances approved. Final account of Amos S. Gorham as administrator approved. Guardianship and executor petitions for Sophie J. D Wolf Carl DeWolf Brownell Léoline Winter Mary A McKegney and others noted. Industrial Trust Company petition continued to March 1. Inventory of Josephus Gooding estate recorded.

Edward L. Leahy Harriet B. Sparks Otto Jared Barnes Sparks Annie B. E. Jackson Frederick FE. Jackson Erick H. Green Frederick H. Jackson Irving O. Hunt Gerald M. Richmond Robert F. Munro Annie R. Munro Amos S. Gorham Lafayette Gorham Sophie J. D’wolf Henry Dreyer D' Wolf James Francis D'Wolf Carl DeWolf Brownell Ernest H.brownell Lewis , Kallock Ands . Smith Enjamin B. Adams Léoline H. Winter Emeline C Wachter Hugh F. Kelley Mary A.mckegney William Eenley Hugh Breen James W.roit Industrial Trust Company Emily French Isabella Wilkinson Margaret McKay Josephus Gooding

Birth announcements from Bristol and town households

Born Manchester in Providence on Feb 1 a daughter to Mr and Mrs William L Manchester of 33 Central Street Bristol Wylie in town on Jan 30 a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Wylie Voccio in town on Jan 30 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Antonio Voccio

Manchester Providence William Central Street Bristol Wylie James Wylie Voccio Antonio Voccio

Married McCanna Downey in Town

In this town on February 1, James R. McCanna of Warren and Harriet N. Downey of this town were united in marriage by Rev. Thomas J. Gillan.

Obituary Notice for Joseph George of This Town

At Rhode Island Hospital on January 29 Joseph George aged 47 years of this town. He is mourned by family and friends with funeral arrangements to be announced.

George Rhode Island Joseph George

Fifth District Court Docket Faces Civil Judgments

In Fifth District Court yesterday morning Clerk John L Lonergan presided. William B Gooding vs William H Cheatham yielded judgment of 33 dollars and costs for the plaintiff as the defendant submitted. Reed House Furnishing Co vs Philadelphia Carabotta continued two weeks with bill of particulars ordered. Pasquale Giglio vs Manuel Brown book account took most of session. Lavander seeks non suit. Hamill represents plaintiff. decision reserved.

Fifth District Court John L. Lonergan William B. Gooding William H. Cheatham Reed House Furnishing Company Filadelphia Carabotta Pasquale Giglio Manuel Brown James F. Lavander Joseph A. Hammill Council

Metcalf to deliver second Fire Side Talk to Y M C A cadets

Captain Willis C. Metcalf of the YMCA Board of Managers will speak to the boys in Rockwell Hall tomorrow evening. After the talk he will help reorganize the Association Cadets, a project that drew much interest and will begin promptly.

Willis C. Metcalf The Association Board of Managers Rockwell Hall Metcalf Boys’ Department Association

Gift Horse Adage for One in a Million

A lone man benefits from the old saying Never look a gift horse in the mouth as he receives a horse without cost. The saying appears as practical wisdom for rare luck and unexpected generosity.

War News Recap of Eastern Front and Western Front Actions

The latest war summary reports British repulsing a German assault near Guinchy with heavy German casualties and small British losses. Archduke Joseph Ferdinand leads a Tarnow offensive in Galicia threatening Russian advances on Cracow. French losses mount north of Nieuwpoort and in the Argonne Forest where 745 Germans are said to have been captured. Reports note British ship torpedoings off Fleetwood and food-stock moves in Europe as flour limits tighten in Germany and Austria.

Guinchy France Archduke Joseph Ferdinand Austria Tarnow Galicia Cracow Hungary Transylvania Carpathians Nieuwport Belian Argonne Forest Verdun Angemont Lombaertryde la Bassee French War Office North Shields Ben Cruachen Fleetwood England Belgian Relief Commission London Wilhelmina Hamburg Germany Europe Atlons Berlin German Italy Amsterdam Exchange Telegraph Company Dover

Where Reggie Lost Out

A humorous Dallas News item recalls a girl refusing Reggie after he constantly sought permission to kiss her. The exchange highlights a nickname or tease about Reggie and the social dynamic of etiquette in dating.

Reggie Dallas News

Barnaby's Dominates Providence Clothing Market

In Providence many residents shop at Barnaby's for their clothing needs. The store is a common choice among locals, shaping the area’s apparel landscape.

Providence Barnaby’s

Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From Bristol Reader

Bristol resident Michael Collar describes years of back pain and kidney trouble improved by Doan’s Kidney Pills. The ad cites 30,000 Americans publicly endorsing the product and urges readers to try Dean’s first. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is listed as the manufacturer.

Bristol Dean Doan Michael Collar Bay View Ave Collar Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Coming Events Condensed List for Feb

Community calendar items include a Rhode Island State College choral concert at Colt Memorial High School Auditorium for Girls and Boys Athletic Association, a Bristol County Equal Suffrage League bridge event, a Women's Home Missionary Society supper, an L O O M smoker, local basketball games, Lieut Herbert F Bennett Camp officer installation, and a N K Whist Club dance at G A R Hall.

wrEioeday Rhode Island State College Meysical Club Colt Memorial High School Girls’ and Boys’ Athletic Association Bridge Belvedere Bristol County Equal Suffrage League Women’s Home Missionary Society First Congregational Church King Philip Lodge Moose Hall Bradford Street Ura Falls R. School of Design Colt High Salant Herbert F.bennett Sons of Veterans N. K. Whist Club

Community Club Plans Weekly Social Events

The list notes events from February to February 22 1915 including a Mite Society supper at First Baptist Church, a Class of 1915 private dance at Colt Memorial High School, a Three in One Club dance at G A R Hall, a St Elizabeth's Church minstrel show at Pastime Theatre, a Washington Party at Hotel Belvedere, and the Annual Washington Ball by Bristol Train of Artillery.

First Baptist Church Mite Society Colt Memorial High School G. A. R. Hall St. Elizabeth’s Church Washington Hotel Belvedere Sun Parlor Quirk Bristol Train of Artillery

On Improvement We Can’t Improve World Faster Than Self

A brief motto emphasizes self-improvement as the path to broader change. It attributes the thought to Creighton, linking personal growth with societal progress.

Creighton

Improvement in Whiskers Pinning on Men’s Faces

A fragmented line suggests a debate on facial hair styling. The text hints that whiskers could be pinned on like hair, implying a casual approach to grooming and personal appearance.

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