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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

3

Arrests for Larceny at National Indian Rubber Company

Three men connected to a factory theft charged with larceny. Rapello, Perry, Cartone and Saturday cases await District Court Monday. Police found cloth and Shipping goods at their homes. Bondsmen include Manuel Rego and Joss Andre. Portuguese suspects linked to Portugal.

Mancel Rapello National Indian Rubber Company Joss Andre Rapello John McNamara John H. Morrissey James W. Franks Bay View Avenue Atclen Portugal Frank Perry Usher Avenue National India Rubber Company Morrissey Goff Magea Perry Rubber Company Justice of the Peace National India

Bristol Town Council Approves Fire Engine Painting

The Bristol Town Council met Tuesday evening with full attendance. Fire Chief Daniel G Coggeshall asked for 45 to repaint the King Philip steam fire engine after recent overhaul and boiler metalling to be ready for the July Fourth parade. Votes approved overdraft from fire department funds, insured the boiler, and granted various licenses and land leases. The session covered repairs, street lighting, fireworks permits, nuisances, and a plan to display Old Glory for Betsy Ross flag anniversary.

Daniel G. Coggeshall King Philip Coggeshall Brigham Combination Ladder Company of Providence Burnside Memorial Bristol Reading Room Constitution Street Bristol Yacht Club Joseph Trudell Mt. Hope Avenue Trudell David Pierce Bristol Sons of the American Revolution Congress Betsy Ross Elizabeth D.W. Adams Hopes State George A. Bridges The Bridges Drug Company Hope Street State Street Chestnus Street Committee Charies Street Colling Street H. F Rawson Wood Street Highway Department MacDougall Samuel Kinder Kinder Burnside Memorial Building Seth Paull Company Staples Coal Company Nelson W. Welle C Council Callan Louis Molasky Corner State Thames Street On Common William Fred Fish Henry M. Darling Joseph Milone High Street Harry’ T. Peterson Stoughton Brothers Hope Drug Company George D. Pain Corner Thames and Constitution Streets Richard O. Quirk

Rev Johnson and visiting preachers fill Trinity Church services

In Phoenix on Saturday May 8 1880 reports note a light snowfall the prior weekend Reverend Joseph A Johnson back from a four week vacation preached at Trinity Church Sunday Reverend Vanderpool of Newark preached that evening Bishop Clark spoke at St Michael’s Church both Sunday services Meanwhile the steamer Empire State repaired and cleaned at Railroad Wharf for the spring season and Bristol High School graduates presented Principal Henry Sayles with a silver cake basket on May 26 by the graduating class

Phoenix Joseph A. Johnson Trinity Church Mr. Vanderpool Newark N. J Empire State Bishop Clark St. Michael’s Church Henry ©. Sayles Middle District Bristol High School

Granite walls rise for new addition at National Rubber Co

The Phoenix issue notes construction of a large new room about 150 by 565 feet for the National Rubber Company. A Providence railroad depot burglary is reported, with about £1 in currency taken. Local clubs cite elections of officers, and United Brothers Lodge No. 13 is organized with officers installed and initiation of 12 members by Grand Lodge officers.

Phoenix National Rubber Company Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad Excelsior Cornet Band Thames Street Daniel Slade John Collinge William B. Read Bristol Light Infantry Edmond Quirk Thomas Tobin Thomas Connery United Brothers Lodge Grand Lodge State of Rhode Island W. J. Miller N. G E. J. Geisler V. G GO. HF. Easton A. N. Miller A. P. Baxter J. F. Williams H. Walters O. G N.S. Greene George Ulric Arnold T. Griffn B. W. Greene F. A. Geisler BR. J. Fiter B.S. J E. M. Wardwell Amity Lodge Warren A. and H.odd Fellows P. G. E. W. Bronsen

Enjoyable Whist at Bristol Council No 379

The last in a whist series by Bristol Council No 379 was held Tuesday evening at Hope Street rooms over Peterson's candy store. Guests attended from Narragansett Pier Providence and Warren. Prizes went to Louise Lannon and Mary A Connery for ladies, Joseph Ssaillant and James J Walsh for gentlemen. Music featured Louise Lannon Edward F Christie Joseph Saillant William P Sammill and Louise Doyle. A collation followed.

Bristol Council Heights of Columbus Hope Street Peterson Narragansett Pier Providence Warren Louise Lannon Mary A. Connery Joseph Ssaillant James J. Walsh Edward F. Christie Joseph Saillant William P Sammill Louise Doyle

Coming Events At A Glance For June In Local Society

June 7 Masquerade ball in Artillery Hall hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary to the B T A. June 8 grand dance by Coltfoetal High School Senior Class in G A R. June 14 singing in vestry of State Street M E Church by Tadies Aid Society. June 15 lawn fete and salad supper at Mrs George Marshall s grounds under Edgehill Temple No 8 Pythian Sisters. June 18 the Bristol Train of Artillery marks its 116th anniversary banquet at Hotel Belvedere. June 28 supper in vestry of First Baptist Church under Mite Society auspices.

Artillery Hall Ladies’ Auxiliary Coltfoetal High School State Street M.E. Church Tadies' Aid Society George Marshalls Pleasant Street Edgehill Temple Bristol Train of Artillery Hotel Belvedere First Baptist Church Mite Society

RI voting rights reform urged in letter to editor

A Providence writer argues Rhode Island laws deny manhood suffrage by property and tax rules, urging universal registration and constitutional amendment to grant voting rights. He cites Dorr era reforms and calls for direct legislation, Australian ballot progress, and potential secession or annexation if reform stalls. The letter, dated May 31, emphasizes empowering citizens to change the constitution and end oligarchic rule.

the Phoenix Rhode Island Massachusetts Connecticut Commonwealth

When Halley’s Comet Returns to Washington Star

Seventy five years hence a futuristic verse asks what a future Washington Star reader will see. It ponders voting rights for women, political honesty, public spirit, and whether cities shine or sleep when Halley’s Comet again appears.

Fourth of July Committee Plans Warren Parade

The Fourth of July Committee met Tuesday evening in Burnside Memorial Hall and announced that Warren Artillery and Narragansett Fire Company have accepted parade invitations. Prospects look bright for a visiting U.S. warship. The Rhode Island Naval Battalion may also participate. Rev. W. R. Trotter will officiate at the Town Hall exercises.

Taly Burnside Memorial Hall Iti Warren ‘Artillery Narragansett Fire Company Warren Uncle Sam Rhode Islan Naval Battalion W. RK. Trotter

Mortgagee's Sale In Bristol Rhode Island 1910 Auction

Mortgagee will sell at public auction on June 18 1910 at 12 noon on the premises by virtue of a mortgage deed dated May 15 1877 by Bridget Mahoney recorded in Bristol Rhode Island. The property lies on Motts Lane Bristol with specified lot boundaries and improvements. The sale is by order of the mortgage assignee and subject to bid at the sale or adjournment.

Bridget Mahoney Bristol Rhode Island Motts Lane George P.gifford Bartly Keegan John Doherty Horatio L. Waldron

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