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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1909

Page

3

Hebronville tops Bristol in Inter-State League clash

In Hebronville Hebronville won 2 to 1 as Lavigne earned the win over Harrington. Bristols rallied in the ninth with Harrington's sole safety, a steal, and an error by Hebronville producing Bristol's run. Lavigne struck out ten while Harrington fanned nine. Bristol's manager Mahoney seeks Nichols or O'Brien to pitch next.

Hebronville Bristol Chartier Theirien Kelley Tingley Ganzel Lavigne Balis Harrington Tucker Cahoon Sanoe Osallery Glennon Oshoon A. Lemieux East Providence Mahoney Bristols Dan Harrington Woonsocket Mill Nichols O’brien

Attleboro sweep bats Warren in weekend pair

Attleboro won 12 to 4 and 10 to 1 over Warren on Saturday. Richards pitched both games for Attleboro, holding Warren to six hits in game one and three in game two, with Warren committing ten errors in the latter. Chappelle struggled in the first game as Attleboro collected 11 hits, while Larkin toed the mound for Warren in game two and faced eight hits as Attleboro benefited from poor support. The losses drop Warren to third place. In Bristol, the Independents defeated Columbia A C Providence 18 to 3 at the Common, piling up 18 hits and forcing six Columbia errors. J Murphy fanned nine for Bristol, with H Murphy contributing a homer and McKeon handling eight chances without an error.

Attleboro Warren Richards Corey Chappelle Attleboros Larkin Bristol Independents Columbia A. C Providence Bristols Columbia Columbias J. Murphy Bristol H.murphy Miller Hill Risohe McKeon

Mysterious Summer Plans Questioned by Local Couple

An exchange unfolds with a visitor asking where a woman will go in the summer. The reply hints that plans are not yet decided, leaving the question open and business as usual in the informal scene.

School Committee approves repairs and salary talks

The School Committee authorized secretary Brady to make small repairs in the school buildings. They announced a visit to the various school houses on Aug. 5. The committee discussed raising assistant High School teachers’ salaries. The Accounts Committee reported bills totaling 2253.76 and cumulative expenditures of 12,574.71. The committee adjourned at midnight.

McCotter Mies’ Pitman Brady Committee On Accounts

Obituary for Mrs Elizabeth B Phillips of Bradford Street

Mrs Elizabeth B Phillips widow of Darius Phillips died Friday evening about 8 30 at 142 Bradford Street after six years of illness from a complication of diseases. Born July 24 1835 in Coventry R I she was in her 74th year. She was twice married first to Thomas Bowler then to Darius Phillips. Survived by brothers Peleg Dawley of Colchester Conn and Royal Dawley. Funeral from Bradford Street residence with Rev T Newton Owen and Rev Frank E Talbee officiating. Interment North Cemetery.

Elizabeth B. Phillips Darius Phillips Bradford Street Mrs. Phillips Coventry R. L Benjamin Rebecca (Potter) Dawley Thomas Bowler Peleg Dawley Colchester Conn Royal Dawley T. Newton Owen First Congregational Church Frank E. Talbee Bristol Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene A. Russell Newman Harry Minsher Clinton T. Sherman Julien Clore North Cemetery

Mrs Hannah A Baker Dies at 4 Mt Hope Ave

Mrs Hannah Allen Baker widow of Christopher Baker died about 12 30 this morning at her home on Mt Hope avenue after frail health since her husband’s death a month ago She was born in Warren January 19 1837 and was aged 73 years She is survived by three children John Baker Providence William L Baker and Mrs Hattis M Pardey this town 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm from her residence Interment at North Cemetery

Hannah Allen Baker Christopher Baker Mt. Hope Avenue Baker Warren Roselinda (Cundall Nathan Carey

Advertised Letters Weekly List July 10 1909

Advertised letters for the week ending July 10 1909 include Fred A Chase Rev E J Colgan Magnus Kohler Napoleon Macey Mrs J Aforn Smith Rose McDermott Miss R Coranden Mary Silvin Grace Willeys Emily Rome Brown foreign Gaetano Ricci two Pasquale Ferrara Michele Cazzi.

Fred A. Chase E. J. Colgan Magnus Kohler Napoleon Macey J. Aforn Smith Rose McDermott R. Coranden Mary Silvin Grace Willeys Emily Rome Brown Gaetano Ricci Pasquale Ferrara Michele Cazzi

Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial

Camden residents praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from headaches back pain and fatigue. Testimonials from Mrs Vale Gardiner Me and Mrs Wink Williams Me detail cures of female ailments without surgery. They urge others to try the remedy despite medical doubts.

W. P. Vale Colh Avenue Camden N. J Gardiner Lydia Enkham Mrn A. Winkiams Lydia E- Pinkham

Salute Lesson From General Chaffee At Siboney

An elderly enlisted man in ragged garb is challenged by a young lieutenant in Cuba during the Spanish American War. The veteran reveals his identity as General Adna R. Chaffee, who gently explains proper salute etiquette and adherence to regulations, leaving the officer wiser.

Siboney Leutenant Adna R. Chaffee New York Times

Do Presidents See Each Other Daily

The tale describes Uncle Bob in Washington working at the war department and visiting an old home. His nephew Ted follows him, asking if the president in Washington ever sees him. Uncle Bob replies that he sees the president nearly every day. Ted then asks if the president sees him.

Uncle Bob Washington War Department Ted

Woman Suffrage Debate Retort Sparks Phrase Fire

A suffragist letter described woman as a female relative and man as the noun, while the reply declared the preposition governs the noun. The exchange underscores tensions in early feminist controversies and the enduring push for gender equality.

Remembered Onstage Fear With Unkind Encouragement

Coquelin recalls a botched moment when he could not speak his lines and asked the leading lady for help. She hissed back in French, “Parle donc, petit animal?” a sharp example of the harsh “encouragement” he encountered during his London reminiscences.

Coquelin London Telegraph

Massachusetts Maid in Berkshire Dreaming Romance

In a brief Chicago News item a Massachusetts maid confesses a romantic mood and dreams of the Berkshire hills of her native state. A Chicago youth asks about her father in the park, prompting a striking, wordless reply.

Berkshires Massachusetts Berkshire Chicago

Atchison's Most Generous Man

An Atchison man strolling with a girl stopped at a candy shop and joked about stopping to smell the sweets. The lighthearted moment reflects his generous, easygoing nature as reported by the Atchison Globe.

Atchison Atchison Globe

Better a Boy in the Schoolroom Than Two in a Poolroom

Quote from Chicago News notes a preference for study over vice, suggesting discipline and education as safer paths for youth. No additional context provided.

Chicago News

Zambooraks Win Bowling Tournament Capturing Cups

The Zambooraks captained by B. Clark won the tournament and took all five team cups. Carlton Hill, also a Zamboorak, earned the top single string with 159 and top three strings at 865. The Hay Seeds finished second, Owls third, Wonders fourth. Last matches rolled Friday evening. Owls beat Bruilers, Conglomerates took three from Independents by default. Averages above 80 for nine strings or more.

Zambooraks B. Clark Carlton Hill Zamboorak Hay Owls Wonders Bruilers Conglomerates G. Clark Je Potter A. W.ohnorch BR. Bel R. Nelson Broilers W. Remeires F Slade H. Schafft A. Edmonds T. Byrnes W. RK. Davis J. Davidson J. Potter Newman L. B Callan Tota Snow Birds Ips Hustlers Hank Hanks Independents Rangers Il Megoms Town Fathers South Ends

Trolley Derailment Fatal for Motorman Justus Fletcher

A trolley car derailed near the White Church Barrington injuring many and killing motorman Justus Fletcher of Hagerstown Md. Conductor George Greene and Emma Rae were among the seriously hurt, with several others injured. crash blamed on a darkened corner light and high speed. Rescue crews aided victims at the scene and at local houses, while Fletcher’s relatives were notified.

White Church Barrington Justus Mletcher Rhode Island Hospital Leonard Avenue East Providence Warren East Providence Justus Fletcher George Greene Fletcher Andover Charles Young Bullock Greene Augustine Fletcher Hagerstown George F. Greene Emma Rae E. O. Perther Charles Miller Hattie Rue Mra Harriet Smith Marion Smith Dora Folger Riccardo F. Colwell Poe Treo Igh School Carrie Andrews Warren Post Office Mabel Wood Elmer Horton Lavinia Brown George T. Greene John Brown Harriet Smith Frank T. Kinnicutt Rae Rhode Island Company

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