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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1966
Page
5
In Bristol in 1894 authorities urge residents to use Ayer's Sarsaparilla to restore vigor after cold spell and exhaustion. The Juliette train line reports limited service with three weekly stops, slated to continue if demand remains high.
Miss Lizzie Borden of Fall River stayed in Warren this week as the guest of her aunt Miss Morse on Bristol Neck.
Warren merchants prepared for a busy evening as the Juliette of the Block Island Steamship Co. was due to dock in Warren bringing in supplies for the town.
David A Waldr on of Barrington Antiquarian Society received a package with Viking ship fragments from Gokstad Norway dated around 1200 years old The contents include a sepulchral chamber fragment an upper beam fragment a rivet piece and a Sponing spign Rabbitnail noted as part of the find.
Two tramps申请 to the Keeper on Monday night suffered from frozen feet but were treated and set on their way Tuesday in better shape. The town spent 1,665 on tramps so far this year, a substantial total for Warren.
Bristol 1894 Father McCabe read the annual financial report at the 10 30 Mass detailing total expenditures for the past year by St Marys Church Corporation Brother parishioners watched as the accounting summary was presented and filed.
The report notes total year costs exceed $4,600 with major changes including installing new pens and a steam heating apparatus at a $2,000 expense.
Warren 1912 Max Sau gy proprietor of the Standard Pharmacy on Miller Street reports notable store improvements.
In 1912 Barrington, the council rescinded a plan to keep a light at the White Church corner shelter after Rhode Island Co opened one there. A permanent light was approved over the town lock-up entrance. Drinking troughs had been shut off. interiors painted to kill germs. Water was ordered on at town fountains. H L Manchester received $1 for killing a hen by a dog.
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