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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1904
Page
2
The notice informs advertisers that all copy for ads or communications must be handed in by 4 o'clock each Monday and Thursday afternoon and that insertion cannot be guaranteed after that time.
The Hydraulions of Providence broke a plunger bar in their first trial at the master play out on Exchange Place yet hurled 165 feet 53 inches, beating three engines with no accidents. Results list Fire King of Pawtucket and Enterprise of Arlington among top finishers with times and distances. Judges and timers from Pawtucket, Riverside, Woonsocket, Bristol and Cranston oversaw the event with G W Fuller leading timing duties.
In this town on July 4th a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Downey. The family welcomes the new arrival and shares the happy news of the birth.
Mrs. Mary Tratanier of the area, wife of Alfred Tratanier, died July 1 after long illness. An accompanying ad extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curative, citing a Martinsville, Virginia user who recovered after chronic diarrhoea and cholera morbus. The remedy is advertised as sold by W. H. Buttington.
Bristol and Vicinity announces mail arrivals at 7 00, 10 00, 12 00, 2 00, and 4 45 p m with closing times at 8 00, 8 45, 11 30 a m, 1 45, and 5 45 p m. Sunday arrivals at 8 30 a m and close 5 00 p m. General delivery stamps from 4 30 to 5 p m. Office hours Sunday 9 30 to 10 00 a m. Sunday mail distributed from drivers racks south door 9 30 to 10 30 a m. Express matters depart Bristol via Earle and Prew at 7 45 and 11 00 a m, 3 00 and 5 00 p m. arrive 7 45 and 11 53 a m, 2 45 and 6 30 p m.
Col S P Colt prepares for a Europe trip while the regular Council meets this evening. Frank H Hammill graduates from Harvard Law in 1904. Hezekiah Wardwell returned from Porto Rico. Dr W F Duffy reports typhoid case James Cashim on Wood Street. W H H Knight family from Providence at How Island summer home. New ferry line draws large crowds and fireworks displays at Blithewood. Two Baptists admitted to church fellowship. communion attendance up. Henry M Gibson sold land on Gibson Road. Elsie J King sold Metacom avenue interest. Deeds recorded. Bristol Pentecostal church to hold July 7 services with Rev J A Ward. Mr and Mrs James H Herreshoff of California visiting Hope Street home. yacht Roamer brought them from New York. Seventh Band serenaded Frank B Wilson before town concert. Mary Tratanier dies at 69 on Thames Street. funeral at St Mary’s. Out-of-town visitors for Fourth include Geo Spencer, Joseph Hoar, Wm F Connery, J Norman Anderson, LeBaron Colt family, Easterbrooks, J W E Flewitt, Frank May.
Mrs. Annie M Manchester hosts on Oliver street while Mrs. Edward Murphy attends. Mr. and Mrs. James Wright of Sanford Maine visit John Pickles on Pearse avenue. Willam Gifford Jr of Worcester guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Gifford. A set of keys found on a Suburban car awaits owner at the office. Mr. and Mrs. John H Mott of Providence visit their daughter in law Angie W Pearse. Captain Lewis Patstone chief inspector of constabulary in the Philippines lectured at the Soldiers Home detailing island conditions and weapons. E C Benedicts Oneida steam yacht ran aground near Hog Island en route from Buzzards Bay. she floated off with help from tugs after morn. Benedict and friend Mr Keep were aboard visiting Col Colt in Bristol. Grover Cleveland could not join. Bristol's Fourth celebration opened Saturday with cannon crackers and fireworks. Linden Place lawn hosted a War ren National Band concert and open-house decor, Japanese lanterns and flags, with refreshments and a late carriage-house dance.
Athletics of Attleboro mostly Pawtucket players fall to Bristol in a one hour and twenty minute game. Van Almkirk wins with 14 strikeouts while Dennis also shines. Bristol’s defense solid, only one visitor error, Tucker homers into center trees to start Bristol scoring. St Mary’s Independents defeat T H Earlys 11 to 5 on Adelaide Park. Lemere shines at bat. St Mary’s to face C W Mills next on the Common with Foster pitching.
Warren defeats Bristol 5 to 4 to take the third game after Bristol built a 5 at Bristol field. Curt Chappelle's control and Bristol fielding miscues in late innings fueled Warren’s comeback, Laflamme and C. Chappelle spark the winners with key hits while Cavanaugh and Brides contributed. Both pitchers tossed well as Warren crept ahead in the eighth and ninth.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications because the disease is blood and mucous membrane based. Hall's Catarrh Cure, praised as not a quack medicine, is described as a prescription from a top physician, combining tonics with blood purifiers to act on mucous surfaces for healing. Includes testimonials and distributor details.
A vintage testimonial style notice details kidney and bladder issues afflicting both women and men. It touts Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy with sample bottles and a pamphlet, directing readers to Binghamton New York.
When bilious take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by W H Babington druggist.
Namquit Mill of Bristol stunned rivals as Curt Chapello showcased speed and doubleplay craft. Ingersoll, third baseman for Warren, came fresh from Hartford Connecticut State League, fielding briskly but at bat looked jittery and uncertain.
This remedy is certain to be needed in almost every home before summer. It can be depended on even in severe cases and is valuable for summer disorders in children. Pleasant to take and gives prompt relief. For sale by W. H. Buffington.
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