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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1908

Page

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Peck Elected Town Clerk Pro Tem After Clerk’s Death

Special Town Council session elects George H. Peck as town clerk pro tem to fill the vacancy from Herbert S. Bennett’s death. Deputy Clinton Sherman asked to be relieved due to Industrial Trust duties. Peck to nominate Sherman as deputy clerk. Leah Young and Mrs Walter Hoard to assist, moderator Williams seeks an assistant moderator but postpones action. Sherman says he will not run in March.

George H. Peck Mr. Sherman Herbert S. Bennett Clinton Tl’. Sherman Bristol Industrial Trust Company Sherman Peck Walter E Hoard Nee Peckham Leah Young William Williams

Postmaster Gorham Reappointed for Fourth Term

Senate confirmation in Washington confirms William M. Gorham as postmaster for the town. He has served three prior four year terms, first appointed in 1840s, with later service under Cleveland and McKinley administrations. The era saw free and rural free delivery expanded, town and rural routes improved, and the office rising to second class status with clerks and carriers added.

Senate Washington William M. Gorham Gorham Harrison Charles F. Easterbrooks Cleveland Gorhawh McKinley Stive

Funerals for Mrs Martha Hall Asrey and Mrs Ann Mahoney

The funeral of Mrs Martha Hall Asrey was held yesterday at 2 PM at her Union Street home with Rev. John McVay officiating and music by Miss Mattie Paull and Mrs Annie McCarty. Pallbearers included Gilbert R.K. Cole, Frank Pearce, William Monroe, and Joseph Gitford. Interment in North Cemetery. The funeral for Mrs Ann Mahoney, widow of Patrick Mahoney, was at 8:30 AM from her Bay View Avenue home with a 9 AM Mass at St. Marys Church by Rev. John F. Downing. Pallbearers were John Brides, John Flyon, Michael Cavanaugh, and Peter Murphy. Burial followed at St. Marys Cemetery. survivors include sons Patrick and Thomas and daughters Mrs Charles A. Lynch and Miss Norah Mahoney.

Martha Hall Asrey Union Street John McVay State Street Church Mattie Paull Annie McCarty Gilbert R Ann Mahoney Patrick Mahoney Bay View Avenue St. Mary’s Church John F. Downing John Brides John Flyon Michael Cavanaugh Peter Murphy

Assault reported by John Travers near Bay View avenue

Tuesday evening John Travers told police three men Manuel Vera Sr Manuel Vera Jr and Manuel Perry attacked him with clubs near Bay View avenue and Wood street leaving him partly unconscious and badly hurt. He was treated by Dr W H Duffy and taken home to recover. Officers arrested the Veeras who pleaded not guilty at arraignment and were remanded to District Court.

John Travers Manuel Vera Manuel Vera, Jr Manuel Perry Bay View Avenue Wood Street W. H. Duffy Travers Goff Serbst Homs Veeras O. i Bosworth

School Committee Debates Elective Studies Marking

At the school committee meeting President Arnold and others discussed the monthly report by Superintendent Reynolds. Attendance totals show 1,089 registered, 1,049 average, with 917 average daily attendance across six buildings. More than a dozen teachers were out due to illness, and plans were made to mark elective high school studies consistently on reports.

Ssthool Arnold Brady H. Church Galvin Trotter Williams Reynolds Byfield Valley Oliver Barton Middle District North East McCotter Miss McCotter Obaroh Committee On Accounts Providence Newport

Y. M. C. A. Bowlers Win

A health focused bid recommends relief for stomach distress with Kodol for dyspepsia after meals. It urges prompt relief at first signs of trouble like belching nausea sour stomach headache and irritability and notes the product is sold by W. H. Buffington.

W. H. Buffington

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