Subscription Dates Guide Readers To Renewals In Time
The label date on the Phoenix shows paid time and renewal will adjust it. Citizens should protect the date and renew promptly. The piece notes Bristol schools have grown by over a hundred pupils in the past year and asserts Bristol’s schools rival New England towns in quality and equipment while spending less per population. It cites United States Education data as proof. It also laments councilors and officials not volunteering for duties, including the Commissioner of the Asylum, and says vacancies force the town to advertise.
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Your
Phoenix
Bristol
New England
United States Commissioner of Education
Editorial calls for higher teachers salaries in Bristol schools
The editorial challenges William Williams on salary adequacy, noting Bristol's 381 teachers earn an average $530 yearly. It argues for fairer year round pay, highlights lengthy training costs, and compares teacher wages to other professions, asserting rising school costs accompany improving efficiency.
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William Williame
Bristol
Williams
Bailey
Providence
J ”St
The
Saperin
Bristol Opera House Presents All Star Picture Program
Saturday night at the Bristol Opera House features two Imp feature films starring Miss Laurence including By Right of Love and Justice in the Far North, plus Death of Jambrise and United by a Lost Purse with strong comedy like The Human Ape. Manager Demara promises the best, clearest pictures yet at regular prices.
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Imp
Miss Laurence
Jambrise
Demara
Bristol
Last Deal feature tops Bristol western program
Star Theater promotes The Last Deal as a Biograph sensation with two new illustrated songs by Sadie Graham and Allaire. Saturday adds strong pictures including The Life of a Cowboy and The Ranch King's Daughter. Bristol program promises top show, with children’s presents Saturday afternoon and admission 10c and 1dc.
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Sadie Graham
Bijou
Fall River
Miss Allaire
Bristol
Bristol Base Ball Names Guinan Manager for 1910
At a Bristol Base Ball Association Board meeting on Tuesday evening George Guinan was elected manager for the 1910 season. Guinan, well known to local fans as player and person, plans to assemble a fast team and arrange good games. He intends to pay local players, keeping spendings from going entirely to outsiders. The directors believe quality games merit at least ten cents.
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Bristol Base Ball Association
George Guinan
Guinan
Bristol
Mails Arrive and Close Times Listed in Office Schedule
Mails arrive at 7.00 10.00 a m 2.00 4.00 6.00 7 15 p m and 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 close 4 50 p m Office hours on Sunday 9 30 to 10 80 a m Sunday mail is distributed from carriers racks at south door 9 80 to 10 80 a m
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South Door
Express schedule to Bristol by Earle and Prew
The schedule lists outward departures at 7.50, 1.20, 3.20, and 5.20 a m and inward arrivals at 8.00, 12.00, 3.00, and 7.30 p m for the Bristol service operated by Earle and Prew.
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Bristol
Earle & Prew
Easter recess dates announced for public schools
Public schools will close for the Easter recess on Thursday March 23 and reopen Monday April 4. The marriage intentions of Angelo Panzarella and Josephine Calcagnia were filed Monday at the Town Clerk's office. The Misses Bunn announce their Spring and Summer Millinery opening on Tuesday March 22 at the Y M C A building. Three candidates were initiated at the United Brothers Lodge No 18 I O O F meeting Tuesday evening and several applications for membership were received. Onion seed from Northern New York offered at 1 per pound by J A Wall, 287 Hope St with samples on exhibition in the Phoenix office window. The Senate passed an act approving Barrington water system improvements. Smith's ice cream flavors include Chocolate Vanilla Coffee and Fruit Strawberry. Special Probate Court session appoints Edward J Brownell administrator of Charles DeWolf Brownell estate with bond 3000 without surety. Thomas Fales enters Benjamin Church Home for Aged Men as permanent beneficiary. he is 72 and a Bristol-born sail-maker who helped build Bristol yachts. There are four beneficiaries at the Home. Fall River area Easter shoe sale promises guaranteed pairs at German Clothing Co.
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Josephine Calcagnia
Misses Bunn
United Brothers Lodge
New York
J A. Wall
Hope St
Phoenix
House
Senate
Barrington
Barrington Water Company
Onur
J. Smith’s
Edward L. Linhy
Edward J. Brownell
Charles DeWolf Brownell
Thomas Fales
Benjamin Church
Mr. Fales
Sage
Bristol
Fall River
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Opening of Spring and Easter Sales at Local Stores
The Misses Bunn announce the opening of spring and summer lines in March. In other items, Miss Emeline Mario and Mrs Gras recover from grip. Easter goods touted. Dimond buys land on Church Street. two suspects arraigned. stabbing near Bradford Street. Mrs Lewis visits Bay View Heights. Captain William Howe Church ill. New York actor Julian Paskell visits relatives.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offer and Endorsements
One hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh. F J Cheney of Toledo endorsers certify his honesty and solvency. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as an internal remedy for blood and mucous membranes. Price 75 to 76 cents. testimonials available. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney
Es ‘Oledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Markyin
Toledo
All Druggista
All Druggists
Suzman Visit Near Medicame Heights Amid Illness
Marion Suzman of Medicame Heights Massachusetts visits her brother F. E. Suzman at his home due to Mrs. Suzman’s illness.
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Mic
Marion Suzman
Medicame Heights
Mass
F. E. Suzman
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