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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1916

Page

2

Highway Commission pushes early service hookups on High and Wood

Bristol Highway Commission members W R Davis William A Doran and Rufus E Murray seek to complete gas water and sewer connections on High and Wood streets before repairs begin. They urge property owners and public service managers to schedule work now and delay their own projects until the street work is ready.

The Highway Commission W. R. Davis Wlliam A. Doran Rufus E. Murray High Street Wood Street High Wood Streets Bristol Bradford Hope State Burton Wood

Thank God Every Morning For Work

The quote from Charles Kingsley extols daily labor and discipline. It asserts that being forced to work builds temperance self control diligence and willpower. It contrasts virtue with idleness and emphasizes obligation over preference.

Charles Kingsley

Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Spring Cleanse

A time tested remedy promises to move sluggish bowels stimulate the liver and clear the system of waste and impurities. The ad urges readers to clear body poisons accumulated during winter and notes the pills are available at your druggist for 2 cents.

Dr. King

Mail closing times listed for Sunday and weekdays

The notice lists daily mail cutoffs with morning and afternoon closing times including 7.30 8.50 11.50 1.50 5.50 7.15 a m or p m and Sunday mail arrives 8.00 a m with a close of 4.50 p m.

Express matter departure and arrival times at Bristol

Adams Express lists outward departures at 7.50 and 11.20 a m with a 2.20 and 5.20 p m return. Inward arrivals are at 8.00, 10.00 a m and 2.00, 4.00 and 7.00 p m.

Bristol Adams Express

Bristol and Vicinity Local Happenings This Week

Miss C L Besch of Brooklyn visits Miss Morse on High street. Colt High School Alumni dance planned in G A R Hall this Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Anderson and daughter Sybil visit Boston over Memorial Day. Nurse exams noted for Jennie Louise Trainor and Louise Blake Franklin. Memorial Day observances urged with Babbitt Post and First Bristol Troop involvement. Train of Artillery inspection set for Wednesday with Adjt. General Abbot as inspecting officer. Mare Milton Lee injured in fall, fracture to right thigh. Knights of the Maccabees meet in Hasbrouck Block. Women’s Benefit Association hosted social. Aeronautical Corps dance at State armory draws crowd. proceeds to hangar fund. Bristol Brotherhood to host entertainment with Kensmore Club. pictures and Odd Fellows event recap. Reserved seats at Hamill's Dry Goods.

C. L. Besch Brooklyn N. Y Miss Morse Colt High School Alumni Association G.A.R. Hall John Anderson Sybil Boston Jennie Louise Trainor John ‘Keefe Rhode Island State Board State House H. F. Bennett Camp Sons of Veterans G. A. R. Hall Babbitt Post G. A.R First Bristol Troop Rhode Island Boy Scouts Scout Marie Bertrand Rhode Island Hospital Louise Blake Franklin St. Joseph’s Hospital Bristol Train of Artillery Armory State Street Adjt Charles W. Abbot, Jr Milton Lee Samuel Bassing Church Street H L. Teller Knights of the Maccabees Hasbrouck Block Elmer Galley Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees State Armory Aeronautical Corps Rhode Island Naval Battalion Crown Fred M Straight Ty J Pierce J. K Park, Jr R B Mc Ikinnon Bristol Brotherhood Kensmore Club Providence Odd Fellowship Odd Fellows Hall Hamill

Memorial Day notes and local events in Rhode Island towns

Chronicle of community happenings includes visits by Miss Farrally and Mrs. McCaughey to Wakefield and Vermont, Rhode Island Company suburban rail schedule changes, May processions at St Mary’s parish, and preparations for Memorial Day observances. Accidents include a freight brakeman’s bruise and a canoe mishap near Church Street harbor. Scouts place flags on Civil War veterans’ graves and will decorate more sites tomorrow morning.

Phyllis R. Farrally Wakefield Mass St. Elizabeth's Church William J. McCaughey LeBaron C. Colt King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company Atert Hook and Ladder Company Westerly St. Mary’s Parish F. E. Suzman Namquit Worsted Company Babbitt Woman’s Relief Corps Mattie Kenney Albert Spencer Franklin Street A. M Merriman Thomas McKale Church Street McKale O’wolf Inn Bristol Rhode Island Boy Scouts Babbitt Post Court House GAR

Memorial Day Tribute in Uniformed Grief

A commemorative verse honors fallen soldiers and all ranks from captain to private. The poem extols hats off to the dead, their comrades, and the shared sorrow as taps sounds. It ends with the vigil continuing until another May.

In Memoriam Rubber Worker Passes in Our Ranks

A rubber worker is mourned as a beloved figure among working people. The notice offers solace to his widow, recalling his memory in workrooms and faith that he watches from a heavenly home until reunion.

Y M C A Annual Meeting Set for June First

The annual Y M C A meeting is scheduled for Thursday June 1 at 8 o'clock. Officers will be elected and reports from the President and committees will be read. A group of boys joined Mr Merriam on a Bristol Light hike last Saturday for a shore dinner and swim. next Saturday the boys will hike in a new direction.

Merriam Bristol Light

Family Announcements For May 26

In this town on May 26 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Mc Kenzie. Also on May 26 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Antonio Coppola.

Costa Gasper and Roderick Goulart Nuptials in Town

On May 27 in this town Rev. A P Rebello officiated marriages for Manuel Costa and Miss Maria Gasper and for Domingos Roderick and Miss Rosa linda Garcia Goulart, all of this town.

Costa—Gasper A. P. Rebello Manuel Costa Maria Gasper Roderick—Goulart Domingos Roderick Rosalinda Garcia Goulart

Obituaries: Ellen Field and Maria Elizabeth Douglas

In Field In Michigan on May 22 Ellen F Field wife of the late Leonard Field and daughter of the late James and Reliance Meiggs aged 87. In Douglas in this town on May 26 Miss Maria Elizabeth Douglas aged 63.

Field Michigan Ellen F. Field Leonard Field James and Reliance Meiggs Douglas Maria Elizabeth Douglas

In Loving Remembrance of Charles Edward Dubuc

A short poem memorializes Charles Edward Dubuc with sentiments of loss and heavenly rest. It notes a vacant place at home and honors the soul awaiting eternal peace in heaven.

Charles Edward Dubuc

Ship Held Up in Port Over False Teeth for Germany

In a curio note from the era a ship bound for Germany faced delays at port over a shipment described as false teeth. The lighthearted exchange hints at wartime supply frictions and shipping quirks, with locals joking about consignors and the odd cargo.

Germany

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Bristol Testimony

Bristol resident Mrs F Childs reports back pain and lumbago relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the treatment helped her move freely and banished discomfort. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY props.

Bristol F. Childis Wood Street Doan

Alumni Dance Promises Best Bristol Event In Town

Bristol High School alumni plan the first annual dance at G A R Hall on Thursday evening with The Crown augmented orchestra, music by D W Coggeshall, and decor by George R Fish. Patrons include Mrs Howard W Church and others. guests admitted without cards if missed.

Bristol High Schoo G. A R. Hall George R. Fish D. W. Coggeshall Howard W. Church Patrick Morris George C. Minard B. M. MacDougall Frank Wilson H. W. Boynton Daniel W. Coggeshall Albert E. Sparks Evelyn M. Carter Phyllis R. Farrally

Watch Child for Worms Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad

Worms sap a child's strength and cause fretfulness. Watch for signs and give one half to one lozenge Kickapoo Worm Killer candy worm remover. Paralyzes and removes worms, improves digestion and health. Continue until all signs are gone. 25c at your druggist.

Local grocery prices for condensed milk and fruit

Weekly price list shows Condensed Milk three cans for five cents Sardines three boxes for five cents Almond bars three for fifteen cents Pineapples sold per unit Russet apples per peck forty cents Grapefruit ninety cents per dozen California oranges per dozen twenty four to thirty cents Yellow cling peaches in syrup twenty cents Local produce includes stringless beans three cans and fresh sausage meat per pound priced at about twenty five cents to thirty cents

California

Fifth District Court session items

In the Fifth District Court Judge Hammill presided. Nelson Blochin pleaded not guilty to injuring and destroying property of Frank J Lambert and Mary N Lambert on DeWolf avenue, and his case was continued one week. The case against Mrs Ida Schanin was discontinued. The civil case Joseph Perry vs Joseph Craco was continued one week.

Fifth District Court Hammill Nelson Blochin Frank J Mary N Lambert DeWolf Avenue Ida Schanin Joseph Perry Joseph Craco

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises $100 Reward

An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure offering a $100 reward for cures it cannot achieve. It claims a 35 year reputation, and that the remedy works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It urges readers to start now, send for testimonials, and buy from Druggists at 75 cents.

Hall F J Cheney & Co Toledo

What Do You Think About National Preparedness

A militant asks for opinions on national readiness and Mr Twobble replies that while preparedness benefits a nation he favors nonresistance in family life, finding it more conducive to peace at home.

Mr. Twobble Parker

Life Lessons From a Stevenson Quote

A reflective excerpt notes that life’s meaning lies in daily effort and enduring faith. It emphasizes bearing burdens, doing work, and living with patience and love from sunrise to sunset.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pheonix Bristol County Hope Street B. 1 Phenix Wm. F., Briggs Wood H. M. Darling Northup Bros Richard C. Quirk Place & Foster WDEX Reba Lodge Phoenix W. Larsen J. Dubuc Byfield St Editorial D. & C. Brand Maine Dodge & Camfield Co Exchange Place Butler Exchange BR. L Foots WAM. P.M Bristol and Vicinity News of Memoriam Joseph Dubuc Bristol High School Eace J. F. Gilroy King Pathe Thames Street W. J. Munro Bradford Street McKay Bros Wood St R. I Aetna Protection B. W. Wall EB. I Fish Market Phgsnix William St Augusta Janson Felix Street Phone Union Henry B. Nev City Island Robert Louis Stevenson Suzman Jersey Ayrshire Governor Bradford Farm B. French Beecham Gorham’s Express Young’s Drug Store Edward Vaccaro Postal Monroe Avenue Bristol, R. I Malafronte & Golden Real Estate , Insurante Cimino Catherine Street B. I Kensmore Club of Bristol Orchestra Pure Food Store Kenyon’s Kenyon Charles A. Johnson
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