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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1910

Page

2

Governor Pothier to Attend Bristol Fourth Celebration

Bristol Fourth of July Committee announces Governor Pothier and staff will attend the 100th anniversary celebration at Linden Place in Bristol on July 4. The Governor will speak in the Opera House as part of a parade featuring the Governor's Foot Guards and multiple allied units. subscriptions are urged to fund the event beyond a $600 town allowance. The Fort Adams Band is sought after Gartland's Band cannot be secured.

Pothier Bristol Opera House 8. P. Colt Linden Place DeWolf Foot Guards Hartford Conn Phoenix Gartland Brockton Nantasket Beach Fort Adams U. S Armory Boston Fugileer Governor’s Foot Guarda’ of

Dancing Class Reception at GAKR Hall Highlights Young Dancers

Miss Mildred Usher Gorham’s dancing class held a closing reception at G A K R Hall with large attendance. Fancy dances in period costumes led by Hazel Gardiner Evelyn Garter Louisa Brechin and others featured Paper Dolls Sailor’s Hornpipe Spanish Dance Rainbow Hoop Drill Dutch Dance and more. Crown Orchestra provided music as pupils and parents danced from 9 to midnight.

Mildred Usher Gorham G.a.kr. Hall Crown Orchestra Hazel Gardiner Evleyn Garter Louisa Brechin Lloyd Crapo Reginald Dimond Prescott Panill Tommy Remieres Elsie Mancheater Eleanor Finch Henry Earle Dorothy Springer Norman Hathaway Marion Sherman Howard Paull Leah Gardiner Frank Keating Julia Nerone Franklin Springer Madeline al

Bristol Post Office Mail Arrival and Closing Times

Bristol post office daily mails arrive at 7.00, 10.00, 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 and close 4.50 p m Office hours Sunday 9.30 to 10.80 a m Mail from carriers racks south door 9.80 to 10.80 a m

South Door

Express matter schedules for Bristol by Adams Express

Outward departures listed as 7.50 and 11.20 a m with 8.20 p m and 5.20 p m times. Inward arrivals noted at 8.00 and 12.00 p m with 3.00 and 6.80 p m. The rates and exact days are not specified in this fragment.

Bristol Adams Express

John Temple Drury Ad vertisement in Paper

John Temple Drury’s ad appears on this page alongside local notices. The column notes the day services at Trinity Church and St Michael’s, masses at St Mary’s, and a schedule for barber shops closing next week. Other items include business changes at Goldes Brothers tailoring, Hill’s promotion in Parker Mill, court fines, a small fire, and a hospital commitment.

John Temple Drury Trinity Church St Michael’s St. Mary’s Albert D. Lallo A. Hill Eber Hill Parker East Warren Fifth District Court Lonergan Webdel Thomas Lemas State Hospital For W. Fred Williams A. M. Merriman

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claim

Frank J. Cheney swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of incurable catarrh. The notice, dated December 6, 1886, promises testimonials and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a systemic internal remedy with accompanying family pills for constipation.

Onio Crry Toledo Lucas Country Frank d F. J. Cheney W. Gleason Beau Notary Pousric Hall D- Cheney

Obituary Royal Dawley passes at Bristol home

Royal Dawley aged 75, a Bristol resident since 1839, dies at 142 Bradford Street after a period of feeble health. He worked 44 years in the Thames Street weave room, later retiring in 1883. Survived by one brother and a sister, he was a faithful churchgoer and known for his garden. Funeral held at 3 p.m. from Bradford Street residence with Rev. Newton Owen officiating. Interment at North Cemetery.

Royal Dawley Bradford Street Mr. Dawley Providence Benjamin Rebecca Dawley Old Round Top Rhode Island Dawley Abbie Rotter Coventry R. I Peleg A. Dawley Colchester Conn Elizabeth B. Phillips The Phoenix Bristol Advent Church First Congregational Church L Newton Owen A. Rusesil Newman Clinton T. Sherman Julien Close Harry F. Minsher North Cemetery

East Side Base Ball League Opens Season in Providence

The East Side Base Ball League of Providence features the King Philips and Red Hooks. Opening game Saturday May 7 at 8 pm on the new diamond, King Philips vs Blue Hooks. batteries Pierce and Cornell. Also a recap of St Andrew's School beating Colts High School 16 to 14 on the Common with notable pitching and hitting.

Providence King Philips Red Hooks Blue Hooks Pierce Cornell Colts Vine St. Andrew’s Barrington St. Andrew's

May 11 Wednesday Dance at GBR Hall Hosts

A May 11 event in G BR Hall features a subscription dance hosted by the Senior and Junior Classes of Coltmastional High School. Proceeds or details not specified.

G. BR. Hall

Funeral for Capt Samuel Gladding Held at Local Residence

The funeral of Capt Samuel Gladding was held yesterday at 2 PM from his High and Burton streets home. Rev Dr Locke of St Michael's officiated. Relatives and friends attended. floral tributes were abundant. Bearers included Theodore O Gladding Frederic F Gladding Capt George H Carr and Theodore Carr. Burial was at North Cemetery. The funeral of Beatrice May Mott daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederik Raymond Mott was held yesterday at 2 PM from the Mott home on Burnside street with many flowers. Rev Alfred S Stowell led services. Interment followed at North Cemetery.

Samuel Gladding High Burton Streets Dr. Locke St. Michael’s Theodore O Gladding Frederic F. Gladding George H. Carr Theodore Carr Newport Buriss Beatrice May Mott Frederik Raymond Mott Burnside Street Alfred S. Stowell First Baptist Church North Cemetery

Latin, a Noble Tongue or Secret Code for Medicine

A witty exchange shows a youthful athlete arguing that Latin is no longer essential. He claims Latin once held nobility and poetry, but now serves as a secret code for doctors and druggists.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bristol Plient Bristol County Hope Street Farrally Brothers Proprietora J. F. Farrally Mary Noon John Shepard RE. Mowry W.H. Thompson Olr Cashman Emma Walker Albert Lailo Piano Club Shepard Co. Pictures Shepard Co Barnaby J. F. Peckham F. R. Mott W. P. Gladding Annie Munro Coats Jones & Co Waists Jones & Co Gov Dodge & Camfield Exchange Place Providence, R Black Suede Black Cravenette Russia Thos.f.peirce & Son Dorrance and Westminster Corner Bristol and Vicinity Sunday Mails Thomas Silvia School Street Airand Grand Army of the Republic Woman’s Relief Corps Department G. A. R. Hall High Street Herreshott Lavinia Pays Thames Street Moosup Uconn American Woolen Company Luesday Foo George Perkins Bignet Fred E. Suzman Johnny Potter John Usher, Jr Superior Court Warren Sowams Aerie SMITH S. Bartholomew McWay Bridget McWay Prospect Street Colt Memorial High School G.A. R. Hall A.O. Bourn Bsurnomer Seven Oaks Eason Herbert F. Bennett No. 8 Sons of Veterans Swansea J. W. Corliss Bristol Music & Piano Company G. A.R. Hall H. L. Teller Teller Baltimore Medical College L Teller Presbyterian Church Hemsenburg Smite’s Bristol Train of Artillery Mary Reynolds Bristol Council K. of C M. J. O’brien John M. Lannon Daniel Morrissey Alice Coughlin Reba Rebekah O. O Odd Fellows’ Hall Riverside Rebekah Sons of the American Revolution F. F. Gladding J. F. Farrsily Belvedere Thomas W. Bicknell Bicknell Miss Greene Bristol County Sunday School Association First Baptist Frederick P. Church George E.sharp Lillian M. Nicholas Reuben A.gibbs Nicholas L. L. Anderstrom Smith’s. Tel J. Hasbrouck St. Charles P. J. Cogan William T. Dwyer Annie Christie John F. Downing Mae U Cleaver Cornelius Gallagher William J. Gavin John Gearns William LeClair Hennessey P. J. Dugan Oolfa Weaver Hanmill Fowler Morris Morrissey Ingraham Attr Bonch Coats Mir Surrey Peckham Court Street James F. Stoughton Barton Street Noyes Avenue Waldron Company Phoenix Office W. B. Gray Ebiegel Ivy Black Robert Black Juniper Hill Cemetery Ana the. Goldes. Brothers Albert D. Lollo Peterson's Candy Store Catherine Street R. H. Dunbar Star Narragansett Bay Bristol Highlands Plat Plaza Realty Co George Hobabbitt Industrial Trust Co Union Church ST Studio Church Street Aiernborn Elizabeth L! Lk Cary Bradford Streets
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