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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
4
Edward I. Tet appointed administrator by the Probate Court of Bristol for the Mary E. Thompson estate. He has filed bond. all persons with claims must present or file them with the clerk within six months from the first advertisement.
January 12 1904 probate notice in Bristol announces guardian Frank M Dimond presents his accounting for Eva May Cole minor ward with credit from real estate sale. hearing set February 1 1904 at 10 am in Probate Court Bristol. notice to be published fourteen days weekly in BristolPanzer.
January 15, 1904 probate session in Bristol petitions administrator George H Peck to sell all or part of William B Gray's real estate on Narrows Road to cover debts and funeral expenses. Court orders fourteen days of publication in the Bristol Phoenix starting 1 15 22 29 3w.
Woman describes long stomach ailment and prior miscarriages. After using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she carried to term and delivered a healthy baby girl. Letter from Mrs Frank Bryes Meriden Conn offers free advice and Lynn Mass address with a $5000 forfeit guarantee of genuineness.
Town Clerk announces January 11 1904 notice of license application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail by Antonio D Alfonso at 224 Thames Street. Town Council meets February 2 1904 at 8 PM to hear objections or support. Bennett, Clerk, Bristol Connecticut.
A notice explains limited service telephones charge ten cents per call. Cards are available at the Paanix office, with the price listed as 10 cents.
The annual meeting of the church school board was held in the league room in pastor absent. George H. Peck elected Superintendent. Other officers include Miss Cora Hill Secretary, Miss Edith Maxfield Assistant Secretary, William H. Maxfield Treasurer, James Clarkson Librarian, Mrs. A W Place Home Department Superintendent, Mrs. J B Pollock Organist, Lillian Nicholas Primary Superintendent, Minnie Potter Assistant, entertainment committee named, attendance drive committee formed, next meeting set for February third Thursday.
Rev J A Hainer cannot attend next Sunday due to a burial in his church. Rev E A Hainer will speak instead and is praised for strong oratory. Burt of Providence will play cornet solos with Ida Burt on piano as the orchestra performs. Meeting 4 to 5 pm. Next Tuesday at 8 pm a Birds lecture and lantern show by the Audubon Society. About sixty bird pictures to be shown. Open to all, especially youths. Tonight at 7:80 the boys listed last week meet Pardon Kenney at Pearse Avenue. Cadet meeting attendance low. a new company may form once twenty names sign. Indoor baseball practice Saturday at 8. Possible game next Thursday between halves of basketball. Thursday Jan 28 basketball game Company A Providence vs Bristol Y M C A. Company A in second in military league. Croup explains croup and praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy available from W H Buffington. The PHentrx offers affordable newspaper advertising reaching 26,650 copies in three months for $5. one inch ads are $8 for three months.
Four handsome sample badges with proper society insignia have been made at considerable expense for every Bristol lodge and organization. Most badges are reversible to serve as mourning badges. See them at the Pacemix office. reasonable bulk prices available.
Team No.5 defeated Team No.6 Tuesday evening by three straight strings and a total of 79 pins. The scores:
The Keiths New Theatre bill features Edmund Day in Shipmates a delicate vaudeville tale set on a stranded New England bound ship. Also appearing are Ethel Levy in a singing dance act the Gausch sisters acrobats Harry LeClair in his first Providence appearance and The Fleury Trio dancers plus The Toys Awakening DeWitt Burns Torrance The Worlds Trio La Veen and Cross Wood and Ray Louise Henry Antrim and Peters Holdsworths Layson Namon and the Biograph with new films.
Emphasizes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve by E C De Witt & Co Chicago as a specific remedy for piles eczema cuts burns and all skin diseases. Warns against counterfeit imitators and urges asking for DeWitt’s the genuine. Sold by W H Baffing toe.
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