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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
3
A newspaper advertisement warns of kidney disease and its dangers. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming it can prevent sudden death from heart or kidney trouble. The ad urges readers to request a free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
Mrs Julia W Ingersol Coggeshall widow of William I Coggeshall of Melrose Massachusetts died at her Melrose home and was brought here by train for burial in North Cemetery receiving tomb. She was 71 born in Savannah Georgia lived in Fall River earlier and survived by eight children. Funeral held in Melrose and relatives from New York New Jersey Melrose and New Bedford attended. Interment planned in family plot.
The Town Clerk announces applications to sell intoxicating liquors by Bernard Breen Narcisse Dupuis James Holmes Alexander Heale Angelo Lombardo T. M. Morris Co Hugh Murphy Luke McLaughlin Henry Manchester Lu nkt Malafronte Robert Newbold Joseph K Sylvia John Vera Carmine Volino Stephen Warren Giuseppe Sansone Louis Servant Maguire OConnell Bristol Hotel and others. The council meets November 25 1907 at 8 pm to hear comments on these license requests.
John S. Ashton, secretary of the Republican Town Committee, decries a Phoenix platform purportedly for Robert N. Turner. He asserts two other committee members deny backing Turner and says no committee meeting occurred since a caucus Turner alleges was packed. He questions motives and calls the movement a job.
Frederic Lincoln Barstow of Providence and Annie Rose Walsh of this town wed at St Marys church Wednesday morning at 9. Rev Thomas J Fitzpatrick officiated as organist Mary Pierce played the Bridal Chorus. Bride attended by niece Catherine Walsh. groom’s brother Roger Walsh best man. Out of town guests included Misses Barstow Baker and Mrs Sharkey. Newlyweds plan a wedding trip to the Berkshire Hills and will reside at 74 Summer Street Providence.
Members of the Boys' Department are reminded of the Hallowe'en social in Rockwell Hall tonight. Do not miss the time of your life. Admission is one apple and the event runs from 7 to 8 sharp.
A group of local Democratic politicians visited Warren on Tuesday to hear speakers from the party. After a late meeting they marched home on foot, six men enduring chilly winds and misgivings, singing and joking as they traveled four miles toward Bristol. They reached Poppasquash road tired but enthusiastic, ready to hear more the next day.
An advertisement proclaims KODOL contains stomach juices and offers a guaranteed plan for relief from heart burn, flatulence, sour stomach, gas, nausea, and other stomach troubles. It urges use after meals or when fatigued, headachy, or irritable. Sold by W. H. Buffington.
The Gasconade Missouri postmaster Daniel A. Bugh reports strong health gains and rapid improvement from using DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. He states he feels like a new man and praises the remedy. Sold by W. Buffington in the area.
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