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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1907
Page
3
Blue Label extra quality tomatoes hand packed ripe in mammoth tall cans at 17c per can and 1.85 per dozen. Beets and corn offers include 15c per cap or 1.65 per dozen for Blood red small sugar beets. Sweet garden peas and marrow fat peas priced 15c per can or 2 for 25c. Whole red raspberries in glass jars 25c each.
Price listing shows Stringless Green and Wax beans at 17 cents per can and 1 dollar 85 cents per dozen. Local store offers limited quantities for shoppers seeking canned vegetables.
Advertisement details two pea products with packing standards. Extra Lifted Sweet Peas priced at 20c per can and 2.25 per dozen. Fancy Lifted Peas Extra tender priced at 17c per can and 1.90 per dozen.
Col Daniel Stevens a respected town businessman died at 7 a m Saturday in his Easterbrooks block rooms after a year long illness caused by paralysis He was born in Cambridge Mass Sept 6 1849 aged 57 years 4 months and 6 days His career spanned Fall River Springfield and Boston as a watchmaker and merchant and he served as a Masonic Worshipful Master and commanding officer of a lodge His bearers were Past Masters Eldredge Hathaway Young and Frank B
Col. Stevens a founder of the Jewelry Travelers Association of New England served as its first president. A former Western Agent for Bay State Watch Co he later ran Stevens & Co. in Marlboro and Springfield. He held multiple military and historical society roles and died after a long public career with funeral at First Congregational Church. The Bristol Train of Artillery and various Masonic and historical groups attended, with floral tributes from Sons of American Revolution and other orders.
U O G C Bristol Commandery No 321 held an installation last evening at Odd Fellows hall. Grand Commander Louis D. Lippitt and Grand Herald Kelley assisted by George K. Mountain installed Hugh Moffit as noble commander Josephine Moffit as vice noble Hannah W Maxfield as worthy prelate Edith A Maxfield as treasurer Frederic A Tallman as financial keeper of records Mary E Moffit as inner gate warder Henry M Darling as past noble commander Hiram A Rounds. A social hour followed.
A brief note describes the modern young woman as occupied and focused on appearance, balancing duties and style with little time left for leisure. The text highlights a cultural portrait of contemporary female life and priorities.
A Phoenix editor prints Senator West’s moving courtroom tribute to a dog as the loyal friend who stands by man through wealth and want. The speech ends with jurors moved to tears, awarding $500 damages in the case despite threats of hanging the defendant.
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