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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1904
Page
3
Readers of this paper are urged to try Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder trouble. A free sample bottle and a book are offered by mail to those who mention reading the notice, with the address in Binghamton NY.
The Invitation Tournament at the Y M C A and Excelsior clubs produced a tie in the finals as Ames and Howland split sets after a lengthy semi final. Cooke and Dimond were notable in earlier rounds with Cooke beating Dimond and Ames defeating Hutchinson. Final set unfinished as Howland and Ames each won one set and agreed to divide honors.
A Bristol storm wrecked the Thistle in Potter's Cove as Miss Ethel May Adams of East Providence drowned. Samuel McIntosh of Providence survived after clinging to a hatch. The Coulter and Mackenzie boat rescued five from Victor, then transported McIntosh and Adams' body to Bristol for burial preparations.
R White of Uoachells Cal claims a doctor charged 12.50 for a cholera morbus case. He says the physician praised his skill and medicine and would not deny using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy under oath. The remedy was sold by VW HH Boffington, Druggist.
About 40 foremen salesmen and clerks attended the event in a special car on Saturday. The group enjoyed a lunch in the dining hall after arriving. many preferred classic home shade meals in Bristol. Sports were canceled due to heat, while some guests visited Providence or Bristol to watch local events. Committee members were T. McKeon chair, R. H. Anderson treasurer, E. E. Wilkinson, Charles V. Perry, James E. Munro.
Bristol druggist A. J. Jasmin sells Mi-o-na with a bold guarantee: if Mi-o-na does not cure dyspepsia, the buyer gets a full refund. The tonic claims to soothe the stomach lining, aid digestion, and strengthen the nerves for overall vitality while treating dyspepsia.
The Napoleonic Eagles of Woonsocket fell to Bristol at the Coramon on Saturday afternoon 11 to 8 in a game marked by 9 Bristol errors and 6 Eagles hits. Van fanned 15 for Bristol while Aubin struck out 4 for Woonsocket. Bristol led late after a rally in the seventh, with key hits by Tucker and Macy. The day also featured Warren High beating Bristol High 10 to 2 and other local matchups as part of a busy scorecard.
Bristol's New England Order of Protection Bristol Lodge No 404 began with 28 members last Thursday and plans to grow to 40. Instituting officers included Supreme Warden J W Chapin of New Haven Grand Vice Warden Bennett of Providence Supreme Treasurer John P Sanborn of Newport Supreme Sentinel Henry of Providence Supreme Chaplain Jennie B Weeks of Providence and Grand Secretary C E Mathewson of Providence. Installing officers were Past Warden P H Morris Warden Augustus A Gravelle Secretary F B Brownell Financial Secretary N G Golden Treasurer W H Bauffing ton Chaplain Anna E Glancy Guide O F Leitiger Guardian Catherine E Leitiger Sentinel Wolf Weinstein Trustees James W Franklin Isaac Marks and Sarah Pincus.
The schooner Maryland, captained by George Tafta, sailed on her maiden trip Thursday afternoon with a notable group including owner William A. King. The vessel is described as a wholesome locking craft with fine lines and promising speed. Sails crafted at Cunningham & Thompson under William E. Friend drew praise for fit and quality.
July events include a Bristol County championship in singles and doubles under Excelsior Tennis Club for one week, July 11. The YMCA Tennis Club hosts the State Championship in singles and doubles beginning July 18 for one week. July 28 features a Jerusalem Convention address by W. B. Wilson at Y.M.C.A. followed by an excursion by Dreadnaught H., L. and H. Co. to Vineyard Haven Cottage City and Gay Head.
Regular service between Providence and Bristol outlines weekday and Sunday timetables. Weekdays run from Dorrance Weybosset corner at 5:45 p.m. with 80 minute intervals to 7:15 p.m. and hourly to 11:15 p.m. from Bristol departures at 7:19 p.m. to 12:41 a.m. Riverside service follows. Sundays start at 7:45 a.m. with 80 minute intervals to 7:16 p.m. and hourly to 10:16 p.m. Bristol departures begin 6:49 a.m. with 30 minute then hourly runs to 9:49 p.m. and 11:41 p.m. Cars depart Franklin streets six minutes after terminus departures.
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