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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1910

Page

3

Amateur Night at Star Theater Promises 20 Prize Pot

Star Theater presents Amateur Night on Wednesday with a $20 prize pool. Contestants hail from Massachusetts and Rhode Island, offering acts from novelty singing to dancing and imitations. The bill includes a strong moving pictures lineup with a Wednesday matinee at 5 cents.

The Star Massachusetts Rhode Island Shoe Dancip Nellie Pitt Iingston Sisters Joe Walker Eva ‘Tanguay

Buffington Secures Half-Price Dr Howard Specific

W H Buffington, a popular druggist, has arranged a limited half-price introductory offer on Dr Howard Co’s fifty cent size digestive remedy for constipation and dyspepsia. The product promises quick relief and potential permanent cures, with a money-back promise if unsatisfied. Buffington urges prompt calls due to high demand and limited supply.

W. H. Buffington Dr. Howard Co W. H. Baffington

Thunderstorm Blasts Town Causing Wide Damage

A Saturday afternoon storm with wind rain and lightning damaged highways and vegetable gardens across the town. Several fields were flooded and fires followed strikes on buildings including Union Trust in Providence and a large Riverside barn. Two horses died and a mill was struck but saved by sprinklers. insured damages around $200.

Louis Lacier Hillsgrove Union Trust Providence Warren and Bristol Consolidated Railroad Lishtning Anthony Coal & Lumber Company Riverside Mathewson Fenner Pippin Orchard Parker East Warren

Comrade Asa Hendricks dies at Soldiers' Home

Comrade Asa Hendricks died early Sunday morning at the Soldiers' Home. Cancer caused his death. He entered the Home from Providence six years ago after Civil War service in Company B, First Light Artillery. Funeral was at 11 a.m. yesterday at the Home and interment was in the soldiers' lot at North Cemetery. He leaves a brother in Providence.

Asa Hendricks Providence First Light Artillery

Correa and Morris Tie The Knot In Local Ceremony

In this town on June 17, Frank B. Correa and Miss Lena Morris were married by Reverend John F. Downing. Both spouses reside here and the ceremony united the couple in a small town setting.

Correa—Morris John F. Downing Frank 8. Correa Lena Morris

Death notices greet town with two veteran obituaries

Comrade Asa Hendrick aged 63 died at the Soldiers Home on June 19. Henry G. Clayton aged in his 64th year died in Barrington on June 7. Both men were long respected residents and veterans.

Hendricks Asa Hendrick Clayton J Barrington Henry G. Clayton

Advertised Letters for Week End June 18

Advertised letters list names including Mr. George T. Risser E Wyman G B Bailey Tom Rapone Mider and Co Mrs F E Benedict Miss Cahill Pietro Prote Diggs Oner Digge and Wiges What was the trouble Gasoline noted as the cause of a sudden departure.

George T. Risser E. Wyman G. B. Bailey Tommaso Rapone Mider & Co F. E. Benedict Cahill Pietro Prote Diggs Wiges Digge

Graft Epidemic and Reform Hopes in Rhode Island

A Providence letter urged action against graft in Rhode Island and nationwide. It compares public corruption to Salem witch trials and cites Denver’s vote reforms, Oregon’s direct legislation, and rising public control, urging Rhode Island to adopt initiative, referendum, and recall while noting uneasy optimism in the state.

the Phoenix Canada Salem Mass Cuffee Rhode Island Glasgow Denver Col Oregon

Enjoyable Musicale by Miss Connerys Pupils

Pupils of Miss Csatherine E Connery held a musicale at Misa Connerys home on Oburob Street Friday evening. The program featured a sequence of duets, solos, and small ensembles including Hungarian Dances, Le Soir, In a Gondola, Le Postillon d Amour, Petite Valse, The Merry-Go-Round, Raindrops, Under the Banner of Victory, Tarantelle, La Chatelaine, Black Forest Clock Minuet, Orkisht March, Tripping Oer the Lawn, March of the Little Sages, March Solemnial, Sonatine, Whirling Dervish, Etude de Style, Rhapsodie Hongroise, and more.

Csatherine E. Connery Misa Connery Oburob Street Therogram Jahme Margaret Best Miss Connery Katherine Morris Jennie Espinosa Beatrice Murray Mary Nerone Mollie Mahoney Prov Robert O’ Neil Dorothy Gavotte Chase of the Margaret Morrissey Tarantelle Molly Mahoney Black Forest Robert O'Neil Katherine Barry Ramsey Trotter Katharine Barry Edward German Margaret Beat

Perry Davis Pain Killer For Bee Stings And Bites

Perry Davis pain killer soothes pain and inflammation from bee stings and insect bites. It alleviates itching from mosquito bites. Sold in bottles priced 25 cents and 5 cents.

Bristol meeting approves sewer project through Wood and Thames streets

At a special town meeting on a Saturday session, Bristol approved a 55000 appropriation to install sewers along Wood Street to Walker's Cove and from Washington Street along Thames to Constitution Street, with extra work north on Hope to Constitution. The Bristol Artillery Veterans elected Col Burgess to another year as president after his declined bid. Charles V. Perry named secretary and W. Fred Fish treasurer. Col James Coggeshall named colonel of the battalion, Benjamin T. Monro lieutenant colonel, and Fish major. The American Textile Manufacturing Company completes exterior work on its Third Street factory and prepares interior machinery space. Principal Whipple and about 20 Bristol High School students visited Barrington High School for a social event.

Wood Street Walker's Cove Washington Street Thames Street Constitution Street Walley Street Hope Bristol Artillery Veteran Association Artillery Armory Joseph B. Burgess Charles V. Perry W. Fred Fish Col James Coggeshall Benjamin T. Monro American Textile Manufacturing Company Third Street Whipple Bristol High School Barrington Barrington High School

Fourth of July Committee organized with Rounds as chairman

The Fourth of July Committee is organized with Eugene A. Rounds as chairman and William Connery secretary. Senator Hurst of California visiting John B. Berreshoff left for Washington. Mrs Manian is building a large bowling alley at a summer residence on Pappasquasl. Charlies A. Barbour is the builder. A barn is rising on the premises of Lieut. Gov. Cardwell on Metacom avenue. Benton Munroe is the builder. Senator Aldrich will reside at Ferry Hill during the summer in the former Gardner home now owned by Col. Colt. Rev. William E. Davis visited his brother at Wellfleet. his brother sailed for Jamaica for health. Bristol Train of Artillery Veteran Association held its annual meeting for officer elections. Officers listed: President Joseph B. Burgess, Treasurer William Fred Fish, Clerk Thomas F. Usher. Auditing Committee John H. Adams, William J. Munro, Eugene A. Rounds. Committee of Inquiry James A. Newman, Alonzo Kenney, Samuel O. Swan, John H. Adams, Benjamin F. Hoar. Committee on Excursions William Fred Fish, John H. Adams, Samuel O. Swan, Joseph B Burgess, Clark H. Straight. Battalion Officers Col. O.G. A. Greene, Lieut.-Col. T. F. Usher, Major James Coggeshall. Delegates to National Convention AL Greene, T. F. Usher, J. B. Burgess, B. F. Hoar, G. W. Simmons. Alternates John H. Adams, James Coggeshall, O. H. Straight, J. A. Newman, E. E. Meiggs.

Eugene A. Rounds William Connery Hurst California John B. Berreshoff Washington Manian Pappasquasl Charlies A. Barbour Wm. T. Cardwell Metacom Avenue Benton Munroe U. S Nelson W. Aldrich Ferry Hill John R. Gardner Col. P. Colt William E. Davis State Street M. E Wellfleet Mass Jamaica Bristol Train of Artillery Veteran Association Joseph B. Burgess William Fred Fish Thomas F. Usher John H. Adams William J.munro James A. Newman Alonzo Kenney Samuel O. Swan Benjamin F. Hoar

Stanzione Guilty In Cloth Theft From Rubber Co

In the Fifth District Court Stanzione was found guilty of stealing cloth from the National India Rubber Company. Judge Bosworth sentenced him to six months in Providence County Jail and costs. Witnesses described trunks of cloth found at his home and defenses argued warrant defects. Multiple co-defendants also faced charges and pleas of guilty with varying sentences.

Stanzione National India Rubber Company Thomas’. W.galvio Lincoln Avenue Manuel Rapello Providence Frank Perry Joseph Cartose

Brown fined for assault at Warren boarding house

John Brown of Warren pleaded guilty to simple assault on Joseph Mainvillé after a row at a boarding house. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs, and paid. Brown reportedly had a cargo of orange phosphate soda from Warren. Giuseppe Ofallelli of Barrington was placed with a probation officer for vagrancy. Silas Lillybridge, charged with common drunkenness, pleaded not guilty and was sentenced to six months at the State Farm. Three Assyrian peddlers faced Judge Bosworth for selling without a license. one young woman discharged, the others freed after costs. Civil cases included several continuances.

John Brown Warren Whee Joseph Mainvillé Brown Piyaioian Giuseppe Ofallelli Barrington Smith Silas Lillybridge Bosworth Sosid Ocooda Nnsi Joseph Silvia Va Frederico Alaide William T. Gladding A. Frank J. Murphy G. Sanzone Ve. F. Bornello

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Bristol Woman

Mrs Mary Cunningham of Bristol Rhode Island reports long standing backache and shooting pains in sides with dizziness and weakness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she says pain ceased and overall health improved. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Koster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Bristol Mary Cunningham Congregational R. I Doan Young & Co Koster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Get Ready for a Position at Our School

The market favors prepared workers. Learn shorthand and typewriting to become proficient. Our thorough course trains young entrants for strong positions, with demand for skilled stenographers higher than supply.

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