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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented classifieds notice lists items or notices about furnishings and autos for sale with missing details. The readable portions indicate items available and requests for trips or lost items, reflecting a cluttered classified page fragment.
The Bache Private School held Friday afternoon graduation exercises in the school room. A long program featured recitations, songs, dialogues, essays, and a violin solo. Edwin A Barrows presented the diploma. Francis Connell won the spelling prize. perfect attendance awards went to Reginald Dimond and Claudia Wilson. decorations included flags, ferns, and crimson and white flowers. ushers were John Archer, Albert Flint, Charles King, Kawsay Srotter.
Local Bristol notes cover mail schedules, Sunday hours, stamp sales, and election registration. Augusta area items include residents’ visits, church bells tolling for Cleveland, class graduates, and town events from Fourth of July preparations to waterworks upgrades.
About 15 members of the Rhode Island Press Club spent a day at Wallum Lake, lodging at Tom O Neill s camp near the shores. Judge F F Potter of Pascoag Herald led the group from Pascoag to the lake and back, with O Neill recalling past local baseball games. The party toured the State Sanitarium for consumptives, guided by Dr Harry Lee Barnes, observing 117 patients cheerful and improving.
Frank Melvin Ingraham died Sunday afternoon at 4 15 at Ost. Samuel P. Wolt cottage Pop pasquash after a year and a half of tumor illness at Bristol Neck. Taken for quietness to Col. Merton A. Cubesman farm he was conscious to near death surrounded by his parents. Born March 22 189 at 18, he was a son of John S. Ingraham Jr. and wife.
Frank Morse, who attended Morse Private School and planned studies at Bryant & Stratton Business College, died after illness. Survived by his parents and siblings Miss Minnie L Ingraham and J Ellery Ingraham. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2:80 o clock from the parents’ residence 1069 Hope Street. services private.
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