Moonshiners Win Two In Three From Mysteries Last Evening
The Moonshiners claimed two victories in a best of three series against the Mysteries last night, with the Stores series action concluding early.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1909
Page
3
District Court session unfolds with multiple verdicts and fines
Yesterday morning in the District Court before Judge Olil Bosworth Frank McKenna faced an assault charge. Owen McGarvey was found guilty and fined $25 plus costs. McGarvey appealed but payment was made. Six Warren prisoners appeared. Michael Mitchell paid $15 and costs for reveling and obscene language. James Hamilton, denied probation, was sent to the Houses of Correction for six months. Napoleon Hand fined $5 and costs for walking railroad tracks near East Warren. Walter Bacon, idle with no support, given six months at the House of Correction. George Cooper fined $10 and costs for drunkenness near the railroad station. Joseph Gagne fined $3 and costs for drunkenness on Saturday night. Civil actions: Joyce Bros. & Co. v Gardner and v Turcotte continued two weeks. Mora v Goglia continued one week. bill of particulars ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olil
Bosworth
Frank McKenna
Owen
McGarvey
Courier
Owen McGarvey
McKenna
Hammill
William ‘U’. O’ Donnell
Warren
Michael Mitchell
Costa
James Hamilton
Chief Saunders
Hamilton
Houses of Correction
Napoleon Hand
Consolidated Railroad
East Warren
Sanders
Walter Bacon
House of Correction
George Cooper
Joseph Gagne
Joyce Bros. & Co
George Gardner
H. R. Conklin
W. H. Cheetham
Joseph Turcotte
Mora
Goglia
Feet Ease Shoe Inserter Ad
An advertising blurb for Sprinkle Allen's Feet-Ease to place in one shoe while leaving the other empty to test comfort. Promoted as a remedy when rubbers or overshoes are needed and shoes pinch. Sold everywhere for 25 cents with a no substitute promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
School Committee Discusses Nuisance Abatement and Staffing
President Trotter testified before the Town Council on nuisances at Valley and other school porches and police efforts to catch violators. Nerone offered to fund a watcher and provide names and evidence for court, while Brady urged council responsibility. Miss Stanford set at 50 dollars a month as critic teacher. census age range to 5 to 18. bills totaling 2199.79 approved. year-to-date expenditures 17907.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotter
Nerone
Shepard
Brady
Committee On
Burton
North East District
Bessie L. Stanford
Valley School
Reynolds
Rhode Island Normal School
Almount
Committee On Accounts
Demara Opens New Opera House With Premier Vaudeville
George Demara, longtime Bristol theatre manager, announces Saturdays only openings at the Opera House featuring top vaudeville and motion pictures. After relocation from Pokanoket hall and securing a larger ground floor venue, he promises a strong opening bill, best acts, and affordable prices. Watch Friday's Phoenix for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Demara
Bristol Opera House
Star Theatre
Opera House
Demara
Pokanoket Hall
New
Fall River
New England
Phoenix
Bristol Baseball Club
Old Guy recalls rising from clerk to owner
A dialogue frames a mentor recalling starting as a clerk for eight dollars and rising to own the business. The Young Chap notes that modern shops now have cash registers, illustrating changed times and technology.
Giant 192 foot rubber belt completed at National India Rubber Co
The National India Rubber Company last week finished one of the largest belts manufactured in the country, weighing nearly 3000 pounds and measuring 192 feet long by 6 feet wide. It was consigned to R. Levick & Sons of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National India Rubber Company
R. Levick & Sons
Philadelphia
Mt. Hope
James H. Coggeshall
Robert J. Murray
William Elison
W. R. John Hargraves
Marcus A. Franklin
W. R
Henry Thiele
W. T
Robert Murray
W. C
William H.spooner
W. U
Philip Hixon
N.S. Greene
W. G
Benjamin R Wilson
Schumaker
R. Murray
East
Oswald Siegel
Joseph Newbold
Henry McKay
Centre
Emily Brotherton
Katie Clifford
Louise Dittmer
Lena Geisler
Lizzie McLaughlin
Annie Phillips
Frank Slade
Willie Merrill
Fred Dryer
Robbie Holmes
Fred Geisler
Sophie Dryer
Annie Lindsey
North
Arthur Potter
Richie Greene
Mary Greene
Rose Brady
Edna Danbar
Martie Burnside
Peter Gilroy
Fred Brady
Mira Bourne
Susie Pauli
Mattie Alger
Emma Brown
Mary Mahoney
South
Annie Cole
Mina Bransen
Emma Gladding
Annie Holmes
Jennie Holmes
Lillie King
Sadie Luscombe
Louise McGloughlin
Nellie Saunders
Martha Seiffert
Emma Seiffert
Louise Simmorons
Hugh Young
Willie Babbitt
George Blattledge
Leon Kenney
Georgie King
Willie Dunwell
Sammie Lawder
Arthur Perske
James Lewis
Johnnie Lawder
Hiram Sherman
Eddie Tray
Gertie Bourn
Dena Horton
Louise M. Moore
Katie M. Ryan
Second Intermediate
Southh
James O. Johnson
Adolph M. Duémer
John F. Reed
Charles Luby
Albert Kupfer
Charles L. Miller
Ruth B. Luscomb
Mary A Breen
Mary A. Brightman
Ida Kunpze
Lillian F. Donnbar
Frank B. Wilson
Casper Walters
Hicket
Charles Hoar
Frankb. Bourn
Katie Spooner
Annuis Mumford
Frederic Whittemore
Lillian Lawless
Sadie Munro
Mary Simmons
Second Grammar
Lena E. Evans
Allen A. Fale
Emelie L. Kunze
John H. Mote
First Grammar School
Williamh. Gifford
Louise O. Sanford
Florence
Lindsey
Frank
Bourn
Cordelia F.johnson
High School Leaves Mark With 27 Term Record
The school now holds a 27 term record, reflecting a sustained period of achievement across academics and activities. This milestone showcases student persistence, teacher dedication, and continued community support throughout the school year.
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M. C.A
W. Brownell
J. Edmonds
J. Bottomley
R. Nelson
O. Gromer
Eee
H. Hawkins A. Davidson
J. Davidson
Hope Street
Bristol
F. L. Warner
R. I
Bristol County
Reed House Furnishing Co
Phonix
Maine
Raymond H. Perry
St. Domingo
United States
Tyber
New York
Phenix
Fred G. Blaisdell
The
Seatury
Manchester
W. H
Bayley
Kor
Bailey
Parker
Brownell’s Grocery Store
Wood St
John Temple
Drury Office
Drury Block
Hope ST Vel.Con
G. W. Simmons
Eam E. Eye
Ephone
Constitution Street
Helen Euphrasia Connery
High Street
R. 1
Hope St. Aham
Mathewson
Providence
Telephone Union
Rhode Island
Casinet
Glenwood
Braege
BOYD
Caesar Misch
Westminister ST. Rovidence
Chas. H. Moore
Westminster Steel
Whitman
W. H. Buffington
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E.l.watson & CO
Industrial Trust Co
RB. J
Godfrey
Washington St
Garwood Gasteam
Cull & Williams CO
Washington Street
Providence, R.I
Crary St
Providence, R. I
OMMON
GEO. P. Dixon CO
Westminster St
J. Gilman
A.J. Magoon and Son
Weybosset St
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