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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1909

Page

3

Lack of Appreciation for Summer School in Bristol

A Bristol reader urges broader attendance at the Rhode Island Sunday School Association Summer School for Sunday school workers. The letter notes the event is nonsectarian, not a profit venture, funded by fees and supporters, with lectures and sections daily. The writer, who attended previously in East Greenwich, argues many Bristol churches undervalue the program and should enroll to gain benefit.

Rhode Island Sunday School Association East Greenwich Bristol

Y M C A Notes Features Swim and Sports Updates

A relay of YMCA news reports a group hike to Edward Anthony's east shore for swimming instruction led by the physical director and assistants. It notes upcoming swim classes for boys over 12 at 8 p.m. and 10 a.m. slots, with applicant names due by Wednesday. Bowling standings are listed, a senior baseball game was defaulted, a summer school correspondence room opens, and Prudence Island camp opens next Wednesday with twelve names already received.

East Shore Edward Anthony Hill Remisres West Schafft Gorham Saillant Brownel Newman Dimond Clark Manchester Snow Bristol Prudence Island

Piano Recital by Miss Reba Howe Church Pupils

The annual piano recital was held yesterday at 4 O'clock in the Bristol Yacht Club House. A large attendance enjoyed a program including Meadow Blossoms Dixie s Gavotte and Night Song among many pieces performed by pupils such as Marion Dunbar Annie Dimond Ethel Makowsky Samuel Brelsford and others, reflecting credit on the instructor.

Reba Howe Bristol Yacht Club Marion Dunbar Dixie Thomas Remisres Fleur Annie Marshall Annie Dimond Elfin Ethel Makowsky Gladys Thurston Isaac B. Munro, Jr Marion Sherman Samuel Brelsford Maybell Ethel McVaw Thomas Remiarés Kobler Low Jack Ashton Miss Ohuarah

Graduation Exercises at Colt Memorial High School

The Colt Memorial High School will hold graduation in the auditorium tomorrow at 2 30 PM, the first in the new building. Graduates include Miss May Lore an Hackets Abra ham Sawmwner Isaacson in Classical Course, Miss Ida Deborah Benjamin in Classical English, Miss Annie Marion Pearse in English Course. Commercial Course certificates go to Vivien Evelyn Oobleigh John Eustis Crockford Albert Osgood Earle George Rowland Fish Emma Marguerite Hlowerg Ella Mae Gray Bessie May West Edith Marie Wilson.

Colt Memorial High School May ‘Lorean Hackets Abraham Sawmwner Isaacson Mise Ida- Deborah Benjamin Mise Annie Marion Pearse Vivien Evelyn ~Oobleigh John Eustis Crockford Albert Osgood Earle Georrge Rowland Fish Emma Marguerite Hlowerg Ella Mae Gray Bessie May West Edith Marie Wilson

Bristol and St George Graduates and League Results

The Bristol Grammar School holds graduating exercises at Colt Memorial High School with a long list of graduates including Eldena Usher Harleigh Van Slyck Tingley Lloyd Clowes and many others. The program features recitations songs and a school address followed by a separate graduation at Bache Private School in Rockwell Hall with diplomas presented. In Inter-State League action the Bristols beat St George 4 to 1 at Central Falls with Harrington pitching well for Bristol and Holdridge for St George. A large Bristol crowd attended and anticipation grows for a Bristol versus Warren follow-up game while potential player moves circulate via director John Tobin.

Bristol Grammar School Colt Memorial High School Eldena Usher Harleigh van Slyck Tingley Lloyd Roberts Clowes Ethel Irene McCaw William Bottomley Doris Buckley Mildred Ione Goettler Frederick Edward Garvin Mary Matilda Rodrick Mary Clyne Francis Issac Beach Murro Gladys Margaret Goettler Margaret Watts Rose Bache Private School Rockwell Hall Reginald Francis Dimond Elizabeth Amelia Williston Elsie Evelyn Weston Eldora Elizabeth Card Francis Reginald Dimond R. Dimond G. Howe W. Howe J. Card W. Hodgkinson Leveret Elsie Evelin Weston St. Peter's Cathedral Georges Locke Howe Columbia the Gardeners Maude Crispell Gardeners Norman Hanson Henry DeWolf James Nelle Elmer Mathewson Marcus Beresford Graham Beresford John Barrows Annie Baker Jessie McDougall Margaret Morris Nora Haynault Olive Coggeshall Estelle Madge Carrie Marz Madelyn Carter Eva Keeler Outram Hodgkinson Sanbeam Janet MacDougall Raindrop Annie Coggeshall Bachelor Buttons Jack Beresford Red Riding Hood Claudia Wilson Cinderella Katherine Merrill Sleeping Beauty Helen Morris Gold Nora Henauilt Central Falls St. George Harrington Bristol Holdridge Lindseys Bristols St. Georges Van Drake Morris Manney Briden Tingley van Almkerk Warren John Tobin New Bedford Demara Bristol Démarais Haverhill Jack McDonough Foley Holy Cross Bristol Independents Mohawks Admiral Street Providence Darling Murphy Tucker Iber Po Ahearn Iliian Mack Lemaire Eee Titmas Finley Gailboy Potter Wilkinson Aspinwall Dufresne I Manney Tucker Tingley St.George Lemienox P.O el Warren Glenlyon Attleboro Hebronville Manville Breed St. George Crescents

Double Wedding At St. Marys Church

A double wedding occurred yesterday at St. Marys Church with Pierre Gregorie and Almah Hamill wed, and Frederick Hamill and Mary Gladue married. Rev. T. J. Gillan officiated the ceremonies at 7:80 oclock.

St. Mary’s Church Pierre Gregorie Almah Hamill Frederick Hamill Mary Gladue T. J. Gillan

June 80-Word dance in Artillery Hall Bristol

Coming events list notes a Wednesday evening dance in Artillery Hall on State street. Event organized by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Bristol Train of Artillery and linked to the local community calendar.

Artillery Hall State Street Ladies’ Auxiliary Bristol Train of Artillery

Hair Restorer Promises Youthful Color And Life

Advertises Positively Restores Gray Hair to youthfulness without dye. Claims hair becomes silky and full of life, skin unaffected. Mentions 2c for free books and lists The Care of the Hair by Philo Hay Spec Co Newark NJ. Druggist W. Sparks.

Philo/Hay Spec. Co Newark N. J W. Sparks Druxgist

East Side Club Preps Sunday Tilt With Prospect Markets

Healey of Warren hurled 17 strikeouts as East Side Club beat an unnamed opponent 10 to 8. West Vellecca and Darling starred at the plate. East Side plans a July 4rematch with Prospect Markets at Fox Hill at 1:80 p.m. Send challenges to T B Lavey 4 Usher Bristol.

Healey Warren East Side West Vellecca Darling Prospect Markets Fox Hill T. B. Lavey Usher St Bristol

Complaint to Bristol Town Council over police chief conduct

Richard H. Dunbar files formal charge against John H Morrissey chief of police for public insult and threats on Hope street near Bradford June 23 1909. Complaint seeks disciplinary action by the Town Council at the upcoming session citing humiliation of Edward Morrissey and an implied plan to assault rivals the night before the Fourth.

John M. Coggeshall John H Morrissey Richard H. Dunbar Bristol John H. Morrissey John H. Morrrissey Hope-street Bradford Edward Morrissey

Veterans elect new Bristol Artillery Association officers

At the adjourned annual meeting Col Jos Burgess was unanimously elected president for the year. Col Arthur W Barrett succeeds him as president with Geo H Peck as vice president, Wm Fred Fish as secretary, and Alvin M Bullock as treasurer. Dues and committees to be settled later. Obituary of Col James Coggeshall to be spread in minutes. Barrett urged reforms and pledged effort for a prosperous year.

Bristol Artillery Veteran Association Artillery Armory Jos. B Burgess Col. Burgess Arthur W. Barrett Geo. H Peck Wm. Fred Fish Alvin M. Bullock James Coggeshall Association the Phoenix Col. Barrett

Open Letter Promotes Liquidation of Plumbing Supply Stock

Bradford Block June 29 1909 letter announces sale of entire kitchen ware stove gas fittings plumbing supplies gal vanized gutters piping baths water closets sheet metal tools benches and more at less than cost with pieces sold individually and invites inspection and offers from patrons, signed William Hodgkinson agent.

Bradford Block

Graduation of Rogers and Allen's School Class of 1909

The 1909 Rogers and Allen's School in Fall River Mass held graduation at the Academy of Music on June 22 before a 1500 strong audience. F Spencer Baldwin of Boston University delivered the annual address. The class of 107 was the largest yet, with 42 graduates placed before graduation. Emma Collins of Bristol and Marion Coggeshall of Bristol secured positions prior to year end at H O Wilcox Tiverton and Nat India's Rubber Co Bristol respectively.

Rogers & Alleni’s Fall River Mass Academy of Music F. Spencer Baldwin Boston University Bristol Emma Collins H. O. Wilcox Tiverton Marion A. Coggeshall National India Rubber Co

Whistler as a Letter Writer and His Witty Retorts

Arthur Hoeber discusses Whistler as a letter writer who spiced his missives with gall and charm. He recalls Denerton's critique of Symphony in White and Whistler's sharp replies, including his taunting reaction to Hamerton in the New York Tribune.

Whistler Wiltler Denerton New York Tribune Hamerton Mr. Hamerton Arthur Hoeber Forum

Ancient Skates Unearthed Across Europe in Prehistoric Ice Age

London Globe reports bone skates found near Spandau and Moorfields dating back about 3,000 years. The artifacts, perforated to attach to sandals, suggest skating rites and indicate a wide prehistoric European ice area from Britain to Finland and Norway to Hungary.

London Irrithjof Ingebord Spandau Germany Moorfields Binsbury Berlin Great Britain Finland Norway Hungary London Globe

A Horse Hoof compared to human toe nails

London Answers explains that a horse hoof is like a toe nail, with horn growth about a third of an inch per month. Hind hooves grow faster than forehooves, and unshod horses or well cared for animals show quicker growth. Toe down time is eleven to thirteen months. heel three to five months.

London

Dead heat joke in London schoolmaster exchange

A schoolmaster reading a morning paper asked pupil Jones to define a dead heat. The boy quipped that it is the heat of the place bad people go to when they're dead, delivering a humorous misinterpretation from a London classroom.

London Schoolmaster

First electric light in London at the Gaiety theater

Floillingshead introduced six arc lamps at the Gaiety in 1878, startling the Strand. Gas shares fell as the lamps cost 200 dollars a week for nine months. An attempt to place one by the grand staircase failed due to women’s objections. Professor Wilson predicted electric light would gain acceptance after the Paris exhibition. Hollingshead had earlier fitted a Strand searchlight in 1869 but withdrew it to avoid frightening horses.

Erasmus Wilson Hollingshead

Six Types of Olympian Marriage Happiness

A humorous essay describes six archetypes for happy marriages among Olympus deities. Jupiter must wed Juno, Venus mates with Apollo or many, Minerva needs Vulcan, Vulcan men are rare, and aging women from Puritan stock are often Minerva types who stay single. Nautilus comments on romance and gender roles.

Olympus Jupiter Heaven Juno Minerva Venus Apollo

Not What It Was For by William Cullen Bryant’s Child

Miss Julia Bryant recalls a neighbor telling her she was reading poetry as a child. Julia, age small, sat with a Milton illustrated volume, and the visitor asked if she read poetry. Julia gravely corrected that people do not read poetry, parents write and mothers sing, and little girls learn it, but it isn’t what it’s for.

Julia Bryant William Cullen Bryant Julia Milton

Then He Landed

A New York beauty doctor extols beauty as the foremost attribute of women and a public benefactor. The anecdote recounts a gray old man challenging a newspaper editor over a misprint about his daughter Patty being called Fatty. He asserts responsibility for the issue.

New York Patty Fatty

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