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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1909

Page

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Our Store Progresses to Fill All Orders Promptly

A business notice emphasizes continual store progress to avoid stagnation and maintain prompt fulfillment of every customer order. It asserts each generation seeks improvement and claims the stock will not stay even, enabling swift service whenever any kind of item is requested.

Joint Installations At G A R Hall In Babbitt

Recently elected and appointed officers of Babbitt Post No 14 G A R Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps No 19 and Lieut Herbert F Bennett Camp No 8 Sons of Veterans were installed at a joint meeting in G A R Hall. Department Commander Charles H Baker officiated for the Post and Mrs Osla Kenyon of Pawtucket installed the Relief Corps officers. Several department officers and guests attended. An altar fish was presented to the Sons of Veterans Camp by Babbitt Relief Corps and bouquets were exchanged. Refreshments followed the ceremonies with many officials and members in attendance.

Babbitt Post Babbitt Woman’s Relief Corps Herbert F. Bennett Sons of Vesferans G.A. R. Hall Charies H. Baker Relief Corps Osla Kenyon Pawtucket Hattie Ford Annie Pender Louisa M. Bowen Lillian B. Luther Ella Nichols Warren Providence George H. Peck Sons of Veterans Henry F. Card Sons of Veterans Camp Babbitt Relief Corps Lottie Brelsford Perae Ezra Dixon, Jr Woman's Relief Corps Mary R. Fish Brelsford Kenyon Enna Cary McGrath Kish Lillian Sawyer Mary Manro

Dies Suddenly at Railroad Station in Barrington

Louis T. Fisher longtime Bristol County sheriff and Barrington assemblyman died suddenly from heart disease at Barrington Centre railroad station. He had arrived from Nayatt, bought mail, spoke with agent Samuel A Geggio, then collapsed at the platform. Born November 22, 1831 in Norton Massachusetts, he served as sheriff, state senator and representative, and held tax collector and centennial committee roles. Survived by widow Jane Drown and son Louis. burial at local home area follows funeral arrangements.

Louis T. Fisher Bristouhty Barrington Barrington Centre Fisher Barrington Avenue Nayatt Samuel A Geggio Warren Fiah~er Bristol Jane Drown Alfred Drown Louis

School Census Bids Questioned by Reader to Editor

A letter asks the School Committee to define how bids for the school census will be taken. The writer notes two extreme methods canvassing every house for up to thirty days versus a quicker, less thorough count. He requests an explanation before bidding.

Phaniz Warren Line Ferry

Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Quick Indigestion Cure

A promotional blurb touts Kodol as a perfect digester that digests all the food you eat and claims lasting relief from indigestion after a short course. It notes the product is pleasant to take and available from W. H. Buffington.

Acta W. H. Buffington

Family Nearly Asphyxiated by Gas at Bradford Street Home

Rabbi Horovitz his wife and their three children escaped serious harm after coal gas entered their Bradford Street residence in the early hours. Neighbors hear groans, rush to open windows, and call for aid. The family recovered by Sunday evening after hospital exposure to the gas. Mrs Horovitz, new to the country, mismanaged the stove damper causing the leak.

Rabbi Horovitz Bradford Street Louis Molasky Horovitz Samuel Molasky

Red Cross Christmas stamps sell 382100 in Bristol

Miss Bana chairing the Bristol Fortnightly Club reports 382100 Red Cross stamps sold in Bristol to aid tuberculosis fight. Purchasers included National India Rubber Co 5200 Namqait Worsted 5160 Morris Bros 1000 Public Schools 932 Herrestrot Manufacturing 80 Cranston Worsted Mills 500 Consumers Rubber 209 and 18818 at post office and business places.

Bristol Red Cross Miss Bana Bristol Fortnightly Club National India Rubber Company Namqait Worsted Company Morris Bros Public Schools Herrestrot Manufacturing Company Cranston Worsted Mills

DeWitts Little Early Risers and Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve

Health and happiness advertise DeWitts Little Early Risers small liver pills by W H Buffington. Claims include soothing pain cooling healing for cuts burns bruises and scratches and special recommendation for piles. Also promotes Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve sold by W A Buffington.

DeWitt W.H. Buffington W.A. Buffington

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R. I. Paeye Betes F. T. Remieres COR Hope and Bradford Street P. Squires Vermont Isc Telephone PEN Frank.w. Smith American Oyster Co E28 Matteson John Shepard Payne & Butler Ando Istand' ‘Oyster Watch SNE Ad Seybeck de Smartelly Thames ST Berrara Franklin Street B. Paull Rhbety Chiropodist Williams Wright Milk Church St Earho Rand Bhe Babbitt Rellief Corps Hi. F. Bennett S. ‘of Rockwell Hall George Wish Ernest P. Roberts Dow Brockwell Hall Stowell Methodist Church H. Potter E. Dastin M. Coggeshall I. Coggeshall F. Dixon M. Stokes B. West M. Flowers N. Sylvester Baptist Church H. Stowell Chaisman Gfead Nallock E. Ogmery A. Morgan Congregational Church the Industrial Trust CO Tue THE Defiance Hose CO. Fair Artillery Hall Edward D. Kunz Jeweler Hope Street Providence Telephone Co Union ST Staples Coal Company Welsbach Bristol County Gas
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