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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1903

Page

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Bristol Town Council Elects Officers and Passes Business

A Bristol town council meeting last evening elected town officers for the coming year and conducted other business. Officials named include free warden Arthur P Dunbar, highway surveyor candidates Alexander G Fales and Charles M Maytum with Fales re-elected, health officer Thomas F Head, sealer of weights and measures John E Conley, commissioner of the asylum Charles S Cummings, and town hall agent Peter J Lannon among many appointments. The license for Dennis Ryan to sell liquor at 212 Thames street was granted, and various council committees were formed to handle water works, sprinkling contracts, bridge bids, and grounds care. A request to call a town meeting on April 9 for water committee reporting was tabled. The council also addressed street sprinkling bids, firefighting hose purchases, and a formal note about preserving burial-ground funds.

T. H. Crowley William R. Perry Dennis Ryan Thames Street Ellery-Wi Geseee Metacom Avenue Thayer Frank C. Child Conley Charles S. Cummings Peter J. Lannon Andrew Lynch Richard Connery James Tobin Robert A Black John Leahy Charles A Luther Charles Paull Fred M. Barney Stephen T. Church J. Everett Coggeshall Charles Maytum Robert A. Black James M. Gooding Charles A. Luther Moses W Whitney James Hoard, Jr George H. Peck Benjamin M. Lincoln Lyman B. Bosworth Clark H Straight Corder James D Wardwell Spencer Rounds Joseph B. Barpess James Hoard Giles S. Congdon Church Street Park Chas B. Rockwell Steve Pipes Oliver G McGann Frederic F. Gladding James D. Wardwell Seth Paull, Jr Nathan N. Cole Philip Brady East Burial Ground Lyman B Bosworth Charles H. Douglass Oliver H. Blaisdell, Jr Philip R. Manchester North Burial Ground Charles A. Barbour John Ingraham Ingraham, Jr James N.bullock Parmenas Skinner, Jr Frank, B. Wilson John Lake John Doherty P. Skinner, Jr Alt Franklin and Waldron Gladding Cummings Bristol The Industrial Trust Co Harriet J. Church United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co Baltimore Lcense A H. Crowninshield Herreshoff Josup Council Frank Paull Sinking Fund Frederic A. Easterbrooks

Brave Maj Raymond H Perry dies at Bristol Hotel

Major Perry a Civil War veteran and cavalry officer who served as United States Marshal in western Texas and as Galveston police chief died after a long illness. Born in Bristol, he traced lineage to Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry and led a life of travel service and public duty across Rhode Island, New York, Texas, and the Caribbean. His career included artillery service, cavalry commands, consular roles, and praise from General Sherman for his bravery and vigilance.

Maj Raymond H. Perry Bristol State Street Maj. Perry South Union James Dew Julia S. (Jones) Perry Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry Lake Erie Cape Horn San Francisco Cal California Panama Boston Great Lakes Detroit Mich Chicago China Lincoln Rhode Island Washington Rhodesland Light Artillery New York Cavalry New York Volunteers Rhode Island Volunteers New Orleans R. I. Cavalry Texas Galveston Perry Law Grant San Domingo Haiti Phil Sheridan A. E. Burnside

Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising to cure a cold in one day. It notes that all druggists refund money if the cure fails and that E W Grove’s signature appears on each box.

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Industrial Trust Company Bristol Branch Rates

Interest at two percent per annum paid on deposits subject to check at sight.

Weatherwear sale rain coat for ten dollars

A store advertises a fine all wool rain proof coat priced at 10 dollars inviting customers to come in and discuss its serviceability and use in wet weather.

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