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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1896

Page

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Boston Store Promises Style and Savings on Ladies Garments

The Boston Store touts a broad ladies stock of lawns, dimities, and percales from 39c to 62c, plus ready made skirts, hose, vests, gloves, and belts at noticeable discounts. It highlights low prices, reliable goods, and fashion ideas like lace collarettes and cycle bow ties, with men’s neckwear also attractively priced.

Bristol Fourth of July Parade Draws Biggest Crowds

The Bristol observed Glorious Fourth featured nine uniformed groups three bands and a large parade along High street with crowds lining the route. Chief Marshal Chase and aides led a vivid display with artillery salutes and a noon bell ringing shaping a memorable Independence Day in the town.

Bristol Bristol Train of Artillery McLellan Marshall Chase Aida Marshal Chase B M McDougall L M Munsber O K R. Seigel Joseph Simmons E. P Brownell, Jr Chas B Rockwell A. A. Gravel Ezra Dixon Russell Churen W. Bradford Wm Perry Eugene LeClair High Street

Fourth of July Fire Company Parade in Bristol

A grand July Fourth procession featured Turrp Division King Philip Steam Engine Co No 1 with 24 men led by Foreman John Norris and Dreadnaught Hook Ladder Co No 1 with 20 men and Foreman WwaA Rawson. The route moved through Main streets to the Opera House where a full house heard Rev A W Kingsley and others, with decorations and a Middleborough band present.

Middleboro J M. Carter Bristol Train of Artillery Daniel Stevens Warren Artillery B. M. Bosworth Co. C Luke Callan Naval Reserve Torpedo Company KR. I. M W. F. Williams Bristol Cornet John Pickles Board of Fire Engineers Bristol Hydraulion Hose Co Charlies Wilson Hydraulions King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co John Norris Wwaa Rawson High Street Walley Hope Church Thames State Bristol Daughters of the American Revolution Middleborough Band Marshal Chase A W Kingsley D Moxley Lillian M Wilson Catherine DL. Salisbury Mabel.g. Solinbury Chase Opera House

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