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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1909

Page

2

Editorial on Bristol politics mixed views and party influence

The Providence Journal half page report on Bristol politics drew criticism for bias and muddled candidate lists. The Phoenix argues party labels should not drive town affairs, urging fair voter choice and open competition at the polls despite a contested caucus season and a Citizens' Nomination Paper challenging the Democratic slate.

Providence Journal Bristol Franklin The Phoenix Acta Ogunoilwen Citizens Republican Town Committee

Taft Cabinet Confirmed by Senate in Friday Action

President Taft’s cabinet appointments were confirmed by the Senate. Names include Knox as secretary of state, MacVeagh treasury, Dickinson war, Wickersham attorney general, Hitchcock postmaster general, Meyer secretary of the navy, Ballinger interior, Wilson agriculture, Nagel commerce and labor, with Carpenter named secretary to the president. Assistant secretaries Beekman Winthrop and Huntington Wilson, plus William Loeb Jr as collector of customs for New York.

Taft Senate OWS Philander O. Knox Pennsylvania Franklin MacVeagh Illinois Treasury Jacob M. Dickinson Tennessee George W. Wickersham New York Frank H. Hitchcock Massachusetts George von L. Meyer Navy Hichard A.ballinger Washington Interior James Wilson Iowa Charles Nagel Missouri Commerce Labor Fred W. Carpenter Puntington Wilson Beekman Winthrop William Loeb, Jr District of New York

Bristol Post Office Mail Arrivals And Closings

Bristol post office announces daily mail arrivals at 7 00 10 00 a m noon 2 00 4 46 7 15 p m and closings at 8 00 8 45 11 80 a m 1 45 5 45 7 14 p m Sunday mail arrives 8 30 a m closes 5 00 p m general delivery stamps window 4 30 5 p m office hours Sunday 9 80 to 10 80 a m Sunday mail given out from carriers racks at south door 9 80 to 10 89 a m.

South Door

Train Schedule for Earle and Prew Express

The notice lists outward departures at 7.50 and 11.20 a m and 8.20 and 5.20 p m. Inward arrivals are scheduled for 8.00 and 12.00 a m and 3.00 and 7.00 p m. The hours indicate Bristol-bound timings for the matter.

Bristol Earle & Prew Express

Marriage Intentions Filed at Town Clerk Office

The marriage intentions of James Salvato and Miss Rachel Pellegrino are recorded at the Town Clerk's office. The report notes a recent guest from Fair Haven Mass, Mrs. Nelson Shurtliff and her three daughters, and mentions Mrs. Samuel W. Church of Pappa squash who shows improvement after illness. Also recorded are a District Court session with no criminal cases, the postponement of a civil case Max Makowsky vs Albert Baker, and a large shipment of Edison Phonograph records. George F Wilkinson in town awarded a pension, four thousand post cards for sale, and the death of Kathinka Enders with funeral set for this afternoon.

James Salvato Rachel Pellegrino Nelson Shurtliff Fair Haven Mass Minnie Meiggs Samuel W. Church Pappasquash District Court Max Makowsky Albert Baker Edison Providence

Epworth League meeting and Bristol notices blend of church events

The Epworth League held a missionary meeting at State Street Church with Mrs A W Place presiding and readings by members plus a vocal solo by Miss Sarah D Bosworth. Bristol items include lodge anniversary plans, Colt Memorial High School inspection days, and a proposed Inter-State League entry for the Bristol baseball team with managers Mahoney and Hibbert.

Epworth Mabel E Manchester Hasbrouck Benjamin Chuprch Hope and Chestnut Streets New Colt Memorial High School Tod P O. W. Sparks St. Mary's Church Charles A. Edwards St. Mary’s Church Pawtucket John F. Downing Bristol Commandery United Order of the Golden Cross Phoenix Office Financial Town Colt Memorial High School Epworth League State Street Church A. W. Place Sarah D. Bosworth Amos Trudeau Cranston Worsted Michael Uallan Willi Bernard F. Morris T. A Holy Name Bristol Providence James Mahoney Elisha Hibbert

Keep on Walking Growing and Talking Exchange

A fragmented excerpt urges continuous effort to progress in life. The lines emphasize persistence, self-presentation, personal growth, and ongoing momentum as essential actions for advancement. The word Exchange appears, possibly signaling a call or title.

Mistress Bridget Says Cranky Mistresses Make Best Cooks

A playful exchange about cooking talent. Mistress Bridget asserts opinion while Cook-Ah urges more blarney. The banter hints at kitchen pride and regional speech.

Bridget

Blaisdell Walter L. Dies After Illness at 85

Walter L Blaisdell died about 4 45 am Saturday at his home 68 Constitution Street after a two week illness. Born May 25 1874 in Barkley R I he lived in town most of his life. He married Florence Dean Harvey October 20 1897 and worked as an engineer at the National India Rubber Company before resigning two years ago due to ill health. He was active in State Street M E Church and Sunday school. Survived by widow and daughter Ethel his parents three sisters Mora Vesta Grace and two brothers Fred G and Oliver H Blaisdell Jr Funeral from Constitution Street home at 2 pm with Rev John McVay officiating. Interment North Cemetery.

Walter Leslie “Blaisdel Constitution Street Mr. Blaisdell Barkeley R. L Oliver H Lemira A. Blaisdell State Street M. BE Blaisdell Ethel Oliver H. Blaisdell Mora Vesta Grace Blaisdell Fred G Oliver H. Blaisdell, Jr John McVay M. E State Streets Epworth League National India Rubber Company Bristol Camp Modern Woodmen of America James Manchester Fred G. Blaisdell This Town William Baker Providence North Cemetery

Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Quick Health Boost

A drug store ad claims catarrhal inflammation causes depression and fatigue and promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone as a nutritive tonic and mucous membrane reformer. The Hope Drug Co. offers a money back guarantee after a reasonable trial with two sizes priced at 60 cents and $1.00.

Hope Drug Co Hope St

Y M C A Notes and Student Activities

The student bible class met last Wednesday with refreshments then discussed popular amusement tomorrow. Sunday school teachers meet Thursday at 7 30. The Saturn team leads the boys bowling league with eight wins. W Cook tops indoor student tests, followed by W Gale and G Fish. Visits to W Ashley’s antique collection and Cranston Mill were noted. Phi Alpha Pi officers elected last Saturday, with a 6th anniversary on March 20. A baseball interest list is posted.

Adl Saturn Warren W. Cook W. Gale G. Fish W. Ashley Ashley Jamaica Liebreich Cranston Mill Bristol Phi Alpha Pi M. Morgan W. Sutcliffe E. Montross R. Quook O. T. E. R. Sawyer J. Weeden E. P. Roberts

Doans Kidney Pills touted as kidney trouble remedy

An old advertisement warns that kidney trouble produces thick cloudy urine back pain and fatigue and warns of serious outcomes like dropsy. It presents Doans Kidney Pills as the best remedy with a Bristol testimonial from W Flowers of 689 Hope St Bristol RI and notes price 50 cents and US agents Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Bright Doan Bristol W. Flowers Hope St R. L J. H. Young & Co Ee Flowers Dean Foater-Milburn Co Buffalo New York

Wife After Quarrel Regrets Meeting Him

A terse, dramatic line captures a wife lamenting a quarrel and expressing that, in hindsight, meeting the man was a mistake. The exchange hints at a strained relationship and unresolved tension between the couple.

Advertised Letters for Week Ending Marcel 1909

List of advertised names includes S Vales Conensa Vincenza Petrone Chas Wells Harry Crowell and foreign names Ponte Janeio Filomana Baoiicondo. The notice reflects a 1909 post or letter advertisement. A promotional paragraph extols Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion with claims of improving digestion and blood quality, noting it is pleasant to take and sold by W H Boffington.

Marcel Vales Conensa Vincenza Petrone Chas. Wells Harry Crowell dono d_ Ponte Janeio Filomana Baoiicondo W.H. Boffington

For Sale Cottage House and Lot on Willam Street

For sale a cottage with six rooms and modern conveniences located on Willam Street. Also note lower tenement for rent at No 7 Howe Street with gas and city water. Inquiries to Mrs De Wulf at 11 Burton Street. Furnished rooms to let at 48 Church Street.

Will'am Street Mount Hopcave Geo. H. Peck Dewoulf Burton St Howe Street de Wulf Burton Bt Church Street

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