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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1909

Page

2

Bristol County Tennis Championship Opens at Excelsior Club

The eighth annual Bristol County tennis championship began Saturday at the Excelsior Tennis Club in Silver Creek with many defaults in the first round. By Sunday the ladies' singles semifinals featured Hamill against Parker and Church against Colt, while the men's singles semifinalists included Dimond and Nelson.

Bristol County Excelsior Tennis Club Silver Creek Miss Hamill Miss Parker Miss Church Miss Colt R. Welson F.M. Dimond Dimond Coggeshall Howe Nelson Barrows Boynton W. E. Howe J.F. Y Parrally C. V. Perry, Jr J. Dew Perry R. W. Nelson J. L. Coggeshall F. R Tucker Mollie Hamill Madeline Reynolds Mollie Wheelwright W. G Miss Olker Miss Wyatt Miss Reynolds Brightman Simmons Miss Wheelwright Low A. Howe

Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close Times

Mails arrive at 7.00 10.00 a m 2.00 4.00 6.00 1.15 p m for Bristol Post Office. Mails close at 7.40 9.00 11.30 a m 2.00 6.00 7.15 p m. Arrive 8.00 a m and close 4.50 p m. Office hours Sunday 9.80 to 10.80 a m. Sunday mail from carriers racks at south door 9.80 to 10.80 a m.

Bristol South Door

Express matter schedule to Bristol by Earle and Prew

Times of outward and inward departures and arrivals listed for the Earle and Prew express service to Bristol. Outward hours are 7.50, 11.20, 3.20 and 5.20 a m. Inward times are 8.00, 12.00 a m., 3.00 and 7.00 p m.

Bristol Earle & Prew Express

Bristol town notes and summer visitors crowd the scene

A roundup of local residents and visitors enjoying Bristol summers features Charles Huggins and Miss Ethel Barber among campers, former councilman and Mrs. Gladding at Bristol Narrows, and town socials. Repairs to the courthouse and jail begin, while church and school groups plan gatherings and a clambake.

Charles Huggins Brown the Highlands John L. Gladding Bristol Narrows Ethel Barber Weaterly A. W. Place James Brady Minnie Brady New York Carl Leitiger Boston Koch First Street Eugene LeClair, Jr Phoenix Office Ralph Kinder Philadelphia Kinder Holy Trinity Church Charles A. Barbour Court House General Assembly Walter S&s. Hackney Ferry Hill John B. Herreshoff LeBaron B. Colt Edward Douglas Pearce Maria Norris Minnie Dew. Perry W. Fred Williams Harry H. Cabot Sea Food Market Harrison The Texas Company Harbor Junction E.M. Tilley Berkley Jennie Black Hoboken N. J Rotterdam Holland Switzerland Germany France England Scotland Southampton White Star Vaccaro Brothers Orchestra Nathaniel Gladding G. A. R. Hall Babbitt Post No. 15 Babbitt Woman’s Relief Corps Gladding Augustus W. Connery Oak Bluffs Gus DeMarteau George Doyle Fall River Helen A. Tobin William H. Rogers Hartford Bristol Golf Club Mary D. Longdon National India Rubber Company Margaret Mary Blessing Agnes Crdswell Annie E. Christie State Street Irene ¥. Usher Hope Street Gertrude Brady Providence Earle Charles Dunbar Oliver Street Suzman Cora Frances Shaw Mass George E. Shaw James Kelleher Camden Bernard Farley Wood Street John MccElvogue Hattie Gray Marion Davis Swansea A. F. Chase First Baptist Church Thomas Tilley Norfolk O’ Wolf A. L. White R. H. Danbar Reading Cole Street Munro Avenue Ryan Plat Bristol Highlands Washington Street Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Fales Grove Bert Avers R. E. Zabriskie 8. Ely Hackensack Belvedere Zabriskie C. A. Zabriskie Kunze Block Bristol Aerie Order of Eagles Mt. Hope M. E William Henry Church Place William Henry Church Ella H States of Providence Perry Plat Cordeiro Michael Hamill,Jr Henry Dwyer Canal Zone Board of Managers E. P. Roberts Roberts Brooklyn N. Y Bristol Frank R. Ames EB. L. Freeman Mr. Ames Warren River Rumstick Point

Pay by the honor how long servants stay

A humorous exchange questions weekly versus monthly pay for servants, ending with the remark that pay is kept by honor and not by a schedule. The quip implies pride in generous treatment and humor over labor norms.

License Dispute Over Fall River Merry-Go-Round

The attachment on P A Staples of Fall River tied to a Bristol Common license deal with Starr L Booth is set for District Court July 26. Booth claims Staples paid him to obtain and supervise a license for the merry-go-round near the Common, while Staples offers partial payment only.

Starr L. Booth Starr. L. Booth Fall River Mr. Booth Staples Bristol Warren Booth Atorney F Rockwell Hammill

Carrying a Watch Left Pocket Slows a Cheap Timepiece

A city salesman relates a tale from a watchmaker about pocket placement. He claims watches run faster in the left pocket and that he was told to regulate accordingly. The man admits no solid science but notes the effect is noticeable in cheap watches.

New York Sun

Blue and Gold Royal China Sets at New York Hotels

Private dinners at the Knickerbocker use bleue de seyres china made in France, 72 pieces at $6 each with the hotel monogram. Plaza and Astor offer white and gold or plain white with asters at $4 and $5. Waldorf-Astoria showcases the crown set from royalty, blue and gold border with a king and queen center image. duplicated value is quoted at $1,000,000.

Knickerbocker New York France Plaza Astor Waldorf-Astoria

Ocean of affection quotes in Philadelphia Inquirer

A playful exchange in the Philadelphia Inquirer features Gerald and Geraldine joking about love like the ocean. The line Geraldine adds salt imagery to describe the depth and complexity of affection in a lighthearted tone.

Gerald Geraldine Philadelphia Inquirer

Auction Notice of Kitchenware Plumbing Steam Gas Stock

Dear sir within the next week at less than cost we shall retail the entire stock of kitchenware stoves ranges gas mantles and fittings and all plumbing and sheet metal supplies. We invite inspection and offer stock piece by piece at sale prices ending with bargains from milk cans to steam heating plants July 18 1909 Respectfully yours William Hodgkinson Agent Mabel Supposedly you were bothered by a stupid who admired you what would you do Maude No man who admires me is ever stupid Boston Transcript.

Mabel Maude Boston Transcript Wednesay William J. O'Brien Bristol Rhde Island Fox Hill Cottage Nehemiah Cole K.I J. A Latham Boutheris Cole Street Frank M. Dimond Albery A. Baker Providence R. I Frank. St. Vincent Rebecca H. St. Vincent Rhode Island J. A. Latham Cole

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Bristo County Farrally Brothers Proprietors JJ F AUBG Mave J. Dew. Perry A. H. Flint, Jr H. W. Church H. W. Boynton Basil Perry J. Dew. Archer O. B. Perry F. M. Dimond W. O. Frye J. F. Farrally Archer Samffe Care Dodge & Camfield, Importers and Grocers Exchange Place IR. I Tan Aussta Peirce Shoes Thos.f.peirce & Son Dorrance and Westminster Corner Bristol Post Office Sunday Mails Charles Palmer Frederick Doris James N. Coggeshall Suzman’s William Hodgkinson Albert A. Baker J. H. Fleming Thames St Staples Coal Co Phoenix SaAtur- Gay Herman Thiele Woodpoe P. Nerone Europe Herbert Lord Church Street House James R. Wesi Kickapoo Medicine CO Clintonville Phillips Elizabeth B. Phillips Baker Hannah Allen Christopher L. Baker Hernate Mt. Hope Avenue Newport Howard District Court of the United Thomas Thomas J. Connery Thomas. J. Connery D. A Bristol County Court House Chester W. Barrows C. B H. Straight Michael O'Rourke Carl Siegel Usher Street Hope Fresn C. W. Sparks Hope and Constitution Street
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