Obituary of Oliver Hazard Perry in Bayville home
Mrs Mary E Manchester received a telegram Saturday noting the death of Oliver Hazard Perry at his Bayville Long Island home from inflammation of the bowels. Born in Portsmouth Rhode Island 66 years ago he lived in Bristol as a young man and later moved to Bayville where he ran a general store. He is survived by his wife two daughters and several siblings and relatives. The funeral will be held at his Bayville residence today with relatives traveling from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Manchester
Oliver Hazard Perry
Bayville
L. I
Perry
Bristol
Portamouth
R. L
Louise T. B. Bowler
Brieto
John
Phebe Bowler
Mr Perry
George Davis
Locust Vailey
L. L
Misa
Ida F. Perry
Stephen
Brooklyn
Thomas
Martha Allen
Middletown
Kate Osrmen
Northport
Ida Easterbrooks
Mary E Manchester
Maria E . Lindsey
Qcharles F. Bowler
Charles W. Tirrell
Adelaide Kinnicott
Probate Courses The Martha H Carey Will Bristol
An instrument purporting to be the last will of Martha H Carey of Bristol is presented for probate and referred to February 5 at 10 a.m. in the Probate Court room for consideration. Notice of the proceeding to be published for fourteen days, weekly in the Bristol News. GEO H PECK probate clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robate Coureoe the
Bristol
Wis
Martha H. Carey
Geo. H. Peck
Coming Events February schedule for Bristol area society
February calendar lists events including a Doyle dance at G A R Hall on Feb 5, an Artillery Armory social on Feb 11 under Antone Marshall and W. Maxfield, a Defiance Hose Co. era dance on Feb 12 at G A R Hall, Bristol Opera House dates Feb 14 18 19 for David the Shepherd Boy King led by A H Newton a Y M C A benefit and Feb 25 Albion Dramatic Club presents Placer Gold at Bristol Opera House followed by Feb 28 Robert Emmet Literary Association annual ball at Grand Army Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T.doyle
G.A.R. Hall
Artillery Armory
Antone Marshall
W. Maxfield
G. A. R. Hall
Defiance Hdse Company
Bristol Opera House
David
A. H. Newton
New England
Albion Dramatic Club
Robert Emmet Literary Association
Grand Army Hall
Mrs. Sarah E Clarkson Dies in Fall River Home
Widow of Samuel Clarkson dies after long heart disease at son James Clarkson's house on Mt Howe Avenue. Born in Darby Lee England April 26 1854, she came to the U.S. as a child, lived in Fall River for years, married Samuel Clarkson who died in 1875, and had resided here about eight years. She was a devout member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Clarkson
Samuel Clarkson
James A. Clarkson
Mt. Howe Avenue
Clarkson
Darby Lee
England
Isaac
Abby Unsworth
Obituary of Mrs. McLean with large surviving family
The State Street M E Church widow Mrs. McLean, long active in religious work, died after resignation to God’s will. She leaves three sisters Mrs Wood of Fall River two from Albuquerque New Mexico and Fall River, one brother Enoch Unsworth of Fall River, six sons John I McLean of Albuquerque Henry MacLean Whitensville Joseph Clarkson Central Falls Oscar Clarkson Fall River James A Clarkson of this town, and two daughters Mrs William Haskins Pawtucket and Mrs Charles McCalum Providence. The funeral is tomorrow at 11 on Mt Hope Avenue home of her son Rev John McVay will officiate. Interment at Oak Grove Cemetery Fall River at 2:30 o clock.
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State Street
M. KE
James Wood
Fall River
Mars
Thomas T. Sherwood
Alberquequae
New Mexico
Daniel Gladding
Enoch Unssworth
John I. McLean
Alberqusque
N. M
Henry MacLean
Whitensville
Mass
Joseph Clarkson
Central Falls
Oscar Clarkson
James A. Clarkson
William Haskins
Pawtucket
Charles McCalum
Providence
O’clovek
Mt. Hope Avenue
John McVay
M. EK Onarch
Oak Grove Cemetery
All River
O‘alock
Y M C A Bowling Tournament Upsets Top Teams
Snow Birds defeated the Ohips in three straight games amid many snowball style spares and strikes. Lookouts also won three straight against the Highlanders, as strong scores were recorded. An unrelated note references Hartford Railroad electric car service in effect since September 1907 on weekdays.
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N. Y
Fire Fighting at Bradford Noted as Ongoing Battle
Firefighting at Uncle Sam’s coal sheds in Bradford has been a constant effort for two months. About 650000 tons of Philadelphia coal worth $150000 filled two sheds with pockets at capacity, forcing manual dumping to free space. Night calls for workers on the reservation persist as crews drown fires with hydrants. Meanwhile the Mary E Barrett sails 8000 tons to Pensacola and four colliers Brutus Abarenda Ajax and Casar head from Rio Janeiro to Bradford to ease the coal load. Chief Boatswain Rohange oversees operations.
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Uncle Sam
Bradford
Philadelphia
Pacido
Mary E. Barrett
Pensecola
Fila
Brutus
Casesar
Rio Janeiro
Evans Fleet
Boatswain Rohange
Relief for Women with Australian Leaf Cure
Advertises Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe regulator for back pains and female ailments. Claims relief for bladder and kidney trouble with a pleasant herb remedy. Available at druggists or by mail for 56 cents with a free sample offer from The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N. Y
Allen's Foot-Ease powder for tired feet benefit
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to prevent tightness and blistering and to cure swollen sweating and aching feet. It claims easy use, suggests purchasing at druggists and shoe stores, and offers free sample by mail to A. S. Olmsted, LeRoyyn, Y.
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Allen
A. S. Olmsted
LeRoyyn. Y
Death of Bristol Trust Board member Herbert F Bennett
The Bristol Branch of the Industrial Trust Company notes the death of Herbert Franklin Bennett. A trusted member with deep knowledge of mortgages and land records, he served since the bank consolidation and was a trustee of the Bristol Institution for Savings. The board inscribes this minute on records and sends copies to his family and to the Phoenix for publication.
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Bristol
Industrial Trust Company
Herbart F. Bennett
Herbert Franklin Bennett
Bristol Institution For’ Savings
Ifarecords
the Phoenix
Pine salve and liver pills advertised locally
The ad promotes Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice that draws out inflammation and poison and acts as an antiseptic healer for chapped hands lips and burns. It also promotes Ringa’s Little Liver Pills to wake lazy livers clean the system and clear the skin for bilious ness and sick headache. Sold by O. W. Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Sparks
Ringa
W. Sparks
Rhode Island Suburban Railway schedules change
The Rhode Island Suburban Railway announces new schedules effective Sunday December 29 1907 for the Barrington Warren and Bristol line. Weekdays show City Hall Providence departures at 5 45 am and hourly until 6 45 pm with late evening runs. Bristol departures start 5 15 am hourly to 10 45 pm with additional late trains to Riverside Our House. Sunday service from City Hall Providence begins 7 45 am hourly to 10 45 pm. Bristol departures start 7 15 am hourly to 12 15 pm with late trains at 11 15 pm and 12 16 am to Riverside Oar House.
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Bristol Ar
Bristol
Warren
tExpress
Bristol Ar Prov
Abu
Barrington, Warren & Bristol
City Hall
Providence
Riverside Our House
Riverside Oar House
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Scott
Buffington
William H. Gleaver
Snow Brothers
Dorchester Mutual Fire Tas. Co
Boston
E.L. Watson & CO
Industrial Trust Co
Pawtucket Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Main Street
Pawtucket, R. 1
Crhania
P. Skind
Ter, Jr
Hope Street
Dancing
John T. Doyle
Providence “Brewing Company
R. I
Lorraine Mills
The
Lorraine
Smithfield Avenue
Oodlawn
Spring Avenue
Electrica
Dooran
Wea
Piso’s
Samuel Molasky
Agt
Baker & Son
South Main Street
Lookouts
Highlanders
Snow Birds
W. A. Snow
W. N. Newman
J.J. Walsh
O. Kunze
F. A. Snow
Chips Capt. G. Marshall
P Gasper
R. Munro
J. Mathewson
W. Higgins
F. M. Dimond
R. Nelson
O. Kunz
E. Hibbert
W. Darling
W. Cromer
J. Saillant
H. Atwood
Α. Clark
J. B. Newman
W. T
W. Manchester
W. H. Higgins
W. McCaw
Ip. Gasper Os
G. Kinnionutt
J.acum
B. Bell
K Munro
F. Hounds
G. Ebbitta
J. Kinder
QO. Hill
H. Munro
F. Crockford
W. R. Davis
H. Card
A. Edmonds
H. Grayss
George Rounds
Frank Clark
Pinticklers
Lemons and Lookouts
Ce Railway
Newport & Provide
Newport
Board of Managers
James Dixon Carpenter
Church Street
G. W. Simmons
Emma E. Carey
Constitution Street
A. W. Orgelman
Rhode Island Suburban Railway
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