Good Roads and Civic Duty Urge Voters to Back Improvement
A letter to the editor argues public spirit shows in building and maintaining roads. It laments neglected streets as a sign of apathy, urges support for capable candidates, and endorses improvements to existing roads over opening costly new ones. Local notes touch on church events and a senator’s lecture on youth and governance.
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Phanix
Joserh KK. Fletcher
Empire Theatre presents In Old Kentucky stage drama
The Empire Theatre will present In Old Kentucky next week. The play, praised as a successful American drama, portrays Kentucky life with symmetry and poetic fervor. A realistic Lexington race track scene features several thoroughbreds under jockeys.
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Old Kentucky
Empire Theatre
Kentucky
Lexington
Sevral Kentucky
Empire
Metropolis
Emmet's Anniversary Observed With Music and Speech
The 125th birthday of Irish patriot Robert Emmet was marked Sunday evening at the Opera House with a lecture and musical and literary program. Rev J F Downing chaired. speakers included Thomas F. Coones and Father McCabe. The program featured vocal solos, Irish airs, readings, and a final chorus of God Save Ireland, with Miss Mary Pierce and EF Christie as accompanists.
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Mary Pierce
St Mary's Church
Thomas F.r Coones
Providence
Robert Emmet
Trish
McCabe
Alyvia Bo Buffington
Warren
Whe Sisson
Richard C Quirk
James Conley
Helen J. Conley
Margaret V. Mahoney
East Providence
Hannah Miller
Bremer
Lea
Ireland
James J McPhillips
Olneyville
Louise Doyle
Cardboard signs sold at PHoENix office ten cents each
An assortment of cardboard signs including To Let For Sale Terms Cash and others is offered at Phoenix office for ten cents per sign.
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Phoenix
Oldest town resident John Adams marks 97th birthday
John Adams celebrated his ninety seventh birthday at home on State street with visitors including Capt. William Howe Church and William B Kimball, both near ninety three. Adams, aided by his daughters, appeared sharp and engaged, receiving many kind remembrances and flowers.
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John Adams
Bristol County
State Street
Mr. Adams
Adams
William Howe Church
William B Kimball
Fire at McKay barn on Metacom avenue extinguished
Fire broke out last night in the second floor hay area of Samuel C. McKay’s barn on Metacom avenue. Neighbor Charles Coggeshall spotted flames through a barn window and alerted McKay who, with others, fought the blaze with water. A hole burned in the roof. hay, cows, and two horses were spared. Authorities suspect a tramp lighting a pipe may have started the fire, though McKay doubts incendiary intent.
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Samuel C. McKay
Metacom Avenue
Charles Q. Coggeshall
McKay
Election Tomorrow Counts Town Council Fight in Hottest Year
Voters prepare for the annual town council election with 1150 votes expected and 1385 registered voters. Polls open at 7 AM and close at 8 PM with heavy turnout anticipated and ballot counting likely to extend into Thursday.
Easter Ball Dates and Socials in Ar mors and Grand Army Hall
List of spring events includes April 13 Easter Ball for Company C Second Regiment at Hasbrouck block Ar mors. April 13 also King Whilip Steam Fire Engine Company Easter Ball at Grand Army Hall. April 15 Centennial Social club whist and social at Grand Army Hall. April 18 to 25 St Marys Fife and Drum Band Fair.
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Company C
Hasbrouck
King Whilip Steam Fire Engine Company
Grand Army Hall
Centennial Social Club
St. Mary's
De Wolf Genealogy of Rhode Island Wolfs in 1902
A Boston review of Calbraith B Perry’s De Wolf genealogy, tracing Simon de Wolf linage to Balthasar de Wolf of Lyme, Conn. It covers European and American members, Rhode Island prominence, portraits, genealogical tables, and an extensive index, praising its thoroughness and fine printing.
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New
Morocco
T A. Wright
New York
de Wolf
Europe
America
Rhode Island
Bristol DAR Holds Brief January Meeting
Inclement weather limited attendance to 10 members at Bristol Chapter's regular meeting. A vote of thanks was given to Rev. Owen and the Congre gational church chair for Sunday service on Feb 22. Regent Mrs Annie E MacDougall and Delegate Mrs M A Johnson reported on the Continental Congress in Washington and its social aspects. meeting adjourned to the second Monday in April with 3:30 PM start.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Bristol
Owen
Congregational Church
Annie E MacDougall
M. A Johnson
Continental Congress
DAR
Washington
Town canvass of electors for March 11, 1903 meeting
Town Council acting as canvassers reviewed the electors list for town officers to be elected on March 11, 1903. They erased four residents for change of residence, sixteen for death, three for disposal of property, nine for lack of proper papers, and ten added for acquiring property qualifications. The list totals 13% of voters, and the book account with treasurer vouchers was examined with footings to be checked next meeting.
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Franklin
Thayer
Dreyer
Advertised Letters List For Week Ending March
The post office announces letters advertised for the week ending March. Names include I Bullock F E Carter and Co R P Potter Frank Kramer Frederick Stuckant Dr Walter F Robinson J Whittinger W H Sanford Ben Wolfendale Miss Emma Collins Miss Sadie M Fearep Mrs Joe Silva Foreign Manuel de Arruda Maria Cordeira.
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I. Bullock
F. E Carter and Co
R. P Potter
Frank Kramer
Frederick Stuckant
Walter F. Robinson
J. Whittinger
W H Sanford
Ben Wolfendale
Emma Collins
Sadie M. Fearep
Joe Silva
Manuel de Arruda
Maria Cordeira
Obituaries News In Town March Death Notices
Died notices list several local residents with ages: H Smith 77 years 7 months 16 days. Wilhelmina Brigham 13 years 6 months 18 days. John Frieze 79 years at Soldiers Home. Eliza B Stillwell 95. William H Munro 79 years 9 months. The notices cover March dates and townspeople.
Obituary of Solon H. Smith a Bristol ship carpenter
Solon H. Smith aged 77 years 7 months 16 days died at his High street home Saturday after a brief illness. Born in Seekonk Massachusetts in 1825 he moved to Bristol at 18 and worked as a ship carpenter for Amos Crandall Stanton and Skipner and later at the Herreshoff yard until retirement. He served on the town council and leaves wife Sarah Waldron and two sons Solon F. Smith and Henry Smith and daughter Rosa Wyman. Funeral held at 1 pm from his residence with Rev. Wheeler and Rev. Owen officiating. interment at North Cemetery.
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Solon H. Smith
High Street
Mr. Smith
Seekonk
Mass
Bristol
Amos Crandall
Stanton and Skipner
Herreshoffs
Smith
Sarah M. Waldron
Hezekian Burnham
Solon F Smith
Grafton
Henry Smith
Providence
Rosa Wyman
Mr Wheeler
T. Newton Owen
Congregational Church
Lieut Col John Frieze Dies at Soldiers Home
Lieut Col John Frieze formerly of the Third Regiment Heavy Artillery died at the Soldiers Home after an 81 year life. He served as First Lieutenant in Company M from March 17 1862 and rose to Major then Lieutenant Colonel by 1863. He helped move the remains of Col W Brown in 1863 and retired on discharge October 22 1863. He earned a government pension of 123 dollars monthly. He left a brother Lyman B Frieze superintendent of Cranston Petol Works. His body was taken to Swan Point cemetery Providence for burial after a funeral at the Home officiated by Rev W R Trotter. He was 79 years 11 months old. In civil life he was an engineer.
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John Frieze
Heavy Artillery
Providence
United States
Iisa
Hilton Head
Col . W. Brown
Rhode Island
GCM
Lyman B. Frieze
Cranston Petot Works
Swan Point
Kev W.R Trotter
Ife
Brighams mourn loss of 13 year old Wilhelmina Brigham
Miss Wilhelmina Brigham died Sunday morning at her Union street home after a week long illness from appendicitis and peritonitis. She was a bright and lovable student in the eighth grade taught by Miss Elizabeth H Pitman and a member of St Michael's Sunday School. Age 13 years 6 months 18 days. Funeral held this afternoon at 2380 o'clock conducted by Rev G L Locke. Interment in North Cemetery. Bearers were William N Burgess Chester R Burgess Charles VI F Thompson and Howard R Newman.
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Charles B Brigham
Wilhelmina
Union Street
Elizabeth H Pitman
St Michael's Sunday School
G. L Locke
St. Michael's Church
North Cemetery
William N
Chester R. Burgess
Charles VI. F Thompson
Howard R Newman
William H Munro Civil War veteran dies in Bristol native
William H Munro 79 years nine months died this morning at his residence at corner Congregational and Wood streets after pneumonia. Born in Bristol he was a son of Charles and Margaret Munro and served in the Second Regiment K I Volunteers. He leaves a son and two daughters and belonged to Bubbitte Post G A R. Funeral set for Friday at 2 p m.
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William H Munro
Peumoonia
Corner Congregational
Wood Streets
Bristol
Charles
Margaret Munro
K I. Volunteers
Bubbitte Post
G. A
Mrs Eliza B Stillwell Dies in Providence at 94
Mrs. Eliza B Stillwell widow of Abraham H Stillwell died yesterday in Providence aged 94. A native of Bristol she was the daughter of the late Deacon Benjamin Wyatt. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon from the Union church chapel Stewart street Providence. She leaves four sons and one daughter.
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Eliza B. Stillwell
Abraham H. Stillwell
Providence
Are You a Mason Engravings on Exhibition
A Mason friendly notice describes four engravings depicting the Old Brick School House interiors as used by St. Alban's Lodge for about a century. The group is printed on heavy 25x19 inch paper, suitable for framing, and shown in Stevens & Co's window and at the Puankx Office. Priced at 25 cents, sent postpaid on receipt of payment.
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St. Alban’s Lodge
Stevens & Co
Puanix
Basketball Schedule By Manager Waldron Report
Corrected list of games arranged by Manager Waldron up to March 12. On Thursday Newport Y M C A plays at Bristol. On Saturday March 14 Dean Academy faces Franklin Massachusetts.
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Waldron
Newport Y. M. C
Bristol
Dean Academy
Franklin, Mass
Newport Team Hosts YMCA Basketball Night
Basketball notes report Newport is to play here in the Y M C A gym Thursday evening with a likely large crowd. Fans will see the Bristol victory in Saturday’s Bristol game and YMCA league games feature Too Lates against B H S and Rubber Five versus Easy Marks. The Bristols travel to Franklin Massachusetts Saturday to face Dean Academy.
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Y. M CA
Bristol
Bristols
Franklin
Mass
Dean Academy
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