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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1909

Page

2

Bathing Suggestion for Bristol Fourth Celebrations

In a Bristol sea shore town a reader proposes funding a floating bathing pavilion instead of the town Fourth of July celebration. He urges that public bathing rights be prioritized, suggesting a marine parade and fireworks from the Bay with a rooftop band to honor newcomers and a 1910 celebration. DANIEL R OASE signs the letter.

the Phoenix Bristol Daniel R, Oase

Obituary of Mrs Catherine O Connor of First Street

Mrs Catherine O Connor wife of John O Connor died Sunday afternoon about 2 80 o clock at her home 43 First street aged 66 born in Treland daughter of John and Mary O Rourke resided here for many years survived by husband son daughter two sisters Mrs John Greene and Mrs Owen Cunitt of town a brother Michael J O Rourke died recently funeral 8 80 this morning at residence and 9 at St Mary s Church mass of requiem by Rev Thomas J Gillan burial St Mary s Cemetery

Catherine O'Connor John O’connor First Street O’connor Treland John Mary O'Rourke John Greene Owen Cunitt Michael J. O’rourke Ite St. Mary’s Church Thomas J. Gillan St. Mary’s Cementery John B Herreshoft Eugenia P. Volt Provence France Germany J. F. Farrally State Street L N. Jennings Julie E. Jennings New Milford Conn Edward VeLovy Brockton Samuel Lindsey Church Street Locke St. Michael’s Church Harvard University Cambridge Smith Kathleen Christie Bay View Seminary Maim Road Bristol Warren L. H. Calisn Ferry Hill Half Way Hill Marie Sanford Bay View Avenue Reading Margaret Schmitt Ladies’ Auxiliary Bristol Train of Artillery Artillery Hall Lavey Imperial Orchestra Lillian Luther M Harvard Daviston Hasbrouck Block Napoleon Dupuis Clara McDermott William T. O'Donnell Cranston Worsted Mills W. W. Garvin R. S. Church T. J. Bancroft New York F. M. Dimond St. Mary’s George Demara Bristols Haverhill Mass Demara German Clothing CO Leo McNally James Flanigan Pawtucket Donnie O’neil Barrington Bosworth Fifth Grand

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children

A historic note touts Mother Gray as nurse at a New York children's home using her Sweet Powders to cure feverishness teething disorders and stomach issues. It claims over 10,000 testimonials and states the medicine never fails. Sample offered free and sold for 25 cents by Allen S Olmsted in LeRoy New York.

Gray New York Atail Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N. Y

Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close Times

Mails arrive at 7.00, 10.00, 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 and close 4.50 p m. Office hours Sunday 9.00 to 10.80 a m. Sunday mail will be given out from carriers racks at south door 9.80 to 10.80 a m.

South Door

Express schedule for Bristol departures and arrivals

The timetable lists outward express departures at 7.50, 11.20, 3.20, and 5.20 a.m. and inward arrivals at 8.00, 12.00 a.m., 3.00, and 7.00 p.m. from Earle & Prew.

Bristol Earle & Prew

Local Notes and Summer Visitors in Bristol Town

Ill health improving for Bernard Farley Jr while Carrs from Providence occupy their Washington street cottage. Miss Cora Hill sails from New York on the 8 8 Rotterdam for a ten week Europe tour. Local shops advertise Russell chocolates and home receipts. Various visits, lectures, and events mentioned including piano school graduates, hotel shore dinners, and Fourth of July plans.

Bernard Farley, Jr Walter Carr Chalcey Providence Washington Street Cora M. Hill New York Rotterdam Holland Russell Irving Smith Hasbrouck Block J. Augustus O. Bourn, Jr A.O. Bourn Phoenik Hans Schneider Abbie Warren Chase Stone Bridge Hope Street Roy Flowers Franklin Street A. M. Merriman LeBaron Colt and Daughters State Street M. E St. Michael’s Church M. Lillian Nicholas McKeon Gorham Conservatory Miss Brown State Street Elsa Hildebrandt Kingston

Memorial for Mrs Eliza W Howe At St Michael's Church

Vestry of St Michael's Church approved a memorial for the late Mrs Eliza W Howe. The memorial includes a longer carved oak communion table and a matching oak reredos as a background. The reredos may feature emblematic figures in the panels.

St. Michael’s Church Eliza W. Howe

Bristol Golf Club Opens Season With Events

The Bristol Golf Club opens the 1909 season on Monday July 5 with lunch at 1 p.m. A men's handicap match play tournament for a Walter S Hackney cup follows at 2 p.m. The cup runs through July August and September. The bridge whist tournament begins July 20 ends Aug 10, with the second series July 31 to Sept 21. Further notices will follow.

Bristol Golf Club Luoncheon Walter S. Hackney

Taxicab gasoline blaze injures Edward J. Prest on Thames Street

Edward J. Prest suffered severe facial burns when gasoline fumes ignited near a taxicab at his Thames Street business last Thursday night. Ezra Dixon Jr helped extinguish the fire before more damage. The blaze threatened the tank but the taxi was largely unharmed. Prest endured pain and insomnia but hopes sight remains intact.

Edward J. Prest Thames Street Cranston Worsted Providence Prest Ezra Dixon, Jr Mr. Prest

Meeting on boosting Consumers Rubber output at town office

A meeting of representatives from Consumers Rubber Company convened Friday afternoon at the company office in town. Participants included President Terrence McCuarty, Treasurer General Salesman B J Johnson, his brother Edward Johnson, W G Gilpin for the New York office, and EB H Cutler in charge of the Boston office. The discussion covered rubber, covered wire, and all kinds of font-wear as part of boosting production.

Aumeétinig of Terrence McCuarty B. J.johnson Chicago Oltica Edward Johnson W. G.gilpin New York EB. H. Cutler Boston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bristol County R. I Farrally Phoenix H. T. Peterson Briggs H. M Darling W. Fred Fish Richard Quirk Wood's Building High St Hasbrouck Wood Street Your Dart. S. Gladding M. A. Grimes Providence R. L Dodge & Camfield Exchange Place Tan Russia Peirce Shoes F.peirce & Son Dorrance and Westminster Corner Sunday Mails Williams Metacomet Club H. W. Boynton J. G. Stewart F. K R. Tucker James Archer Mr. Boynton Charles D. Brownell Edward L Brownell Lawless Pier Elsie B. McCaw Samuel McCaw High Street Suzman’s Samuel W. Church Washington, D. C New Hampshire Dwyer Kelley Joseph Souza Alfred Fogg New Bedford Crescent Park Fall River D. Kimball Torgan Charles O. Connery Daniels BoDuyls Frederick M. Dixon Howard I. Clark St. Alban’s Lodge A. F A. M Sagamore Newport Seaconnes Stone Bridge Hotel Burnside Memorial Terrence McCarty A. P. Nerone Loxbury E. W. Howe Bristol Golf Cub Allen A. Tattrie Richard Smith Stuart Rhode Island Tattrie & Stuart Jane Allen U. Tattrie C. W. Sparks Hope and State Streets H. R. Hughes Constitution Street R. 1 Photo Kodaks Brownies Century PREMO Eastman Co Velox Azo W. N. Burgess Hope ST Upstair Ostherine O'Connor John O'Connor Eugene Leal Air Constitution DeWolf Inn Thames St M. C. Grimes Engish Col Gladding Cor Burton and High Hope 8 Europe Herbert Lord Church Street House E. I Constitution Streets Fox Hill Plat Eugene Leclaik Constitution St Nevet Herman Thiele State Street Mail James R. West Rhode Island Rug Works Grand Army Block Brussels &c Rhode Island Rug Works Westminster St Reliance Bristol Tea CO Easterbrooks Block Hope and State Sts
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