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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

2

Base Ball Notes on Bristol Games and Finances

The Fall River Police team may visit Bristol to challenge the Bristol colors. Manager Guinan pleads for ten cent contributions from attendees to fund future matches. Planned games include Carters of Franklin Taunton Newport and Riverside A A Club Cambridge with a Fourth of July visit and tickets on sale for the Saturday clash.

Fall River Bristol Carters Franklin Mass Massachusetts Taunton Newport Guinan Riverside A. A Cambridge Frog Hollow Fall River Nationals Fox Hill

Stevens Bride Weds Providence Doctor in Family Home

Miss Ethel Gertrude Stevens, a former Bristol resident and nurse at Rhode Island Hospital, married Dr. Carl Dore Sawyer, pathologist at the same hospital, last Saturday at her uncle H. A. Whiting's Hamilton Street residence in Providence. The couple, with maid of honor Norma Stevens and Dr. Raymond G. Bugbee as best, are on a wedding tour in Montreal and will reside at 112 Mitchell Street, Providence after Sept 1.

Bristol Ethel Gertrude Stevens Albert Stevens Carl Dore Sawyer Rhode Island Hospital H. A. Whiting Hamilton Street Providence Norma Stevens Raymond G. Bugbee Sawyer Montreal Mitchell Street

Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close Times

Mails arrive at 7.00 1000 a m and 2 00 4 00 6 00 7 15 p m Mails close at 7 40 9 00 11 30 a m 2 00 6 00 7 15 p m Sunday mails arrive 8 00 a m close 4 50 p m Office hours Sunday 9 80 to 10 30 a m Sunday mail will be given out from carriers racks at south door 9 80 to 10 80 a m

South Door

Adams Express Outward and Inward Hours at Bristol

The schedule lists outward departures at 7 50, 8 20, 11 20, 3 20, 5 20 p m and toward departures at 8 00, 12 00 m, 2 00, 6 30 p m with Bristol as the reference point. It details express matter times for both outward and toward directions.

Bristol Adams Express

Tide Times for Bristol area June 10 to 18

High tides listed for Bristol on June 10 through June 18 with A M and P M readings. Newport tides given 14 minutes before Bristol, Providence tides 11 minutes after Bristol. Mean tide ranges recorded for Newport Bristol and Providence.

Newport Bristol Providence

Local notices and events highlight Bradford summer season

Walter S. Hackney and family arrive for summer and Mrs. Irving Smith returns from Clinton. The Mite Sosisto of the First Baptist Church plans a Thursday supper in the vestry. General repairs offered by O Leclair. Miss Mary McLaughlin sails for Ireland on the S S Ivernia. Bristol Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles to meet in Mt Hope block. Rev George H Perkins preaches at State Street M E Church in Mr McVay's absence. Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters to host lawn fete and salad supper at Mrs George Marshalls. Lawn fete details and contingency for rain. First Baptist Church to host Child Values sermon and annual children's day concert. Miss Helen E Connery's pupils give a recital with Miss Helen Warren and Miss Henrietta Connery. School Committee to meet Monday. Ladies Aid of State Street M E Church to supper June 14. Walter Kerr of Bradford offered a clerical position with the U S Department of Justice. he is unsure due to salary concerns after five years at Naval Coal Depot.

Walter S. Hackney Bristol Aerie Order of Eagles Eagles Nest Mt. Hope Block George H. Perkins State Street M. E John McVay Connecticut Edgehill Temple George Marshall Pleasant Street Hope Bradford Streets First Baptist Church United Brothers Lodge Bernard V. Morris State Street James J. Daitfy Mary Kelliher Camden N. J Providence East Providence Warren Bristol Armory Hotel Belvedere Massachusetts Robert Walsh New York, New Haven & Hartford Rasilroad Company Col Colt Norcross Maine G. M Dodge New York City H. M. Howe Ferry Hill Earl Potter John Temple Drury Institute Hall Newport Col. Colt Colt Memorial High School Bradford Street Hope Street Plymouth Mass Bristol County Congregational Church Helen Waldron Iola Thompson Margaret McCaughey Eva M. Cole Manuel Rego Silvia Metacom Avenue Josephus Gooding Fifth District

Hall's Catarrh Cure A Constitutional Remedy

Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the disease is blood based. Internal remedies are required. Hall's Catarrh Cure, prescribed by top physicians, blends tonics with blood purifiers to affect the mucous membranes. Testimonials available. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, price 75 cents. Take Hall's for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Wampanoag Encampment Fraternal Visit Event

Wampanoag Encampment No. 9 of Newport Encampment No. 5 hosted Chief Patriarch J. Robace and Grand Officers, with a visit by Aquidneck Encampment. Procession from Constitution Street depot to Odd Fellows Hall accompanied by music, speeches by Grand Patriarch Chace and others, and a supper.

Wampanoag J. Robace Board of Grand Aquidneck Newport Constitution Street New York,New Haven & Hartford Bristol Odd Fellows Hall Hope Street Hope State Street Constitution Hall Chace Michigan United States Atlantic Squadron

Wignall and Hoyle Wedding at St Martin's Chaprd

John Harold Wignall and Helen Livsey Hoyle wed Tuesday at 2 30 in St Martin's Chaprd on County Street with Rev F B Boyer presiding. Bride given by her father. Bertha Steve Hoyle sister served as bridesmaid. Thomas Sparling best man. Reception at 176 Cove Street for about 75 guests. couple to reside on Salisbury Street after a short tour.

John Harold Wignall Helen Livsey Hoyle St. Martin’s Chaprd County Street F. B. Boyer Bertha Steve Hoyle Thomas Sparling Cove Street Salisbury Street Hichard Hoyle Archibald E Sparling

Locking Up the Family Plate Question

In a domestic exchange Mr OCumrox asks about securing the family plate. His wife rebukes him for using the singular number because they possess a large number of expensive dishes.

Mr. Ocumrox

Price of Ice Too High in Bristol Says Editor of Phoenix

The editor notes ice prices in Bristol exceed those in Warren. Cites Warren retailer rates of 35 cents weekly for 20 pounds daily and 40 pounds Saturdays, or 25 cents for four days. Wholesale price cited at $3 per ton delivered or $2 on platform. Asks what ails Bristol.

Warren Bristol

The Inventor and The Joker Exchange Aerial Quip

A brief exchange imagines a flying machine ready to soar like a bird. The Joker counters with a comical ostrich remark, highlighting a playful exchange on flight and feasibility.

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Bristol Phenix Farrally Phoenix News H. T. Peterson Wood's Building High St Hasbrouck Wood Street Tinv Sawyer—Stevens Dodge & Camfield, Importers and Grocers Exchange Place Providence, R, I Black Suede Black Cravenette Russia Thos.f.peirce & Son Dorrance and Westminster Corner R. I Bristol and Vicinity Bristol Post Office Helen E. Connery High Street Connery Helen Warren Henrietta Connery State Street M. KE Walter Kerr Field United States Department of Justice Washington, D. C Kerr United States Naval Coal Depot Bradford Hamill Defiance Hose Company Home For Aged Women T. Newton Owen Artillery Hall Ladies’ Auxiliary B.T.A Crown Orchestra Grand Army Hall Smith's United States Navy Brooklyn Navy Yard Dixie Bradford Naval J. Howard Manchester Thames Street Morris Brothers Sime BS Aldrich Star Helen Church Wignall—Hoyle District Court of the United States District of Rhode Island Thom Fox Thomas F. Fox Bristol County Court House Pol the Phoenix Bristol Hotel Jacob Molasky Thames St State ST George Jamies Phoenix R.I Sue Akien M. Coggeshall St. Mary’s Church Tate and Wood Streets C. H. Straight AL. Reed Chicago, Ill Addr Awson Itsue Michael Calla M. B. Lake Union Street Church Street Milk Street Breeze Walley Street Telephone Hope and Walley Surrey Peckham Er Ist del’ ‘Monte Gryistal Lyme Brookfield Rving W. Smith Gatgaint
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