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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1907

Page

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Police Chief Elected in Town Council Meeting

Capt John H Morrissey was chosen as police chief after a council session Tuesday evening with all members present. The meeting considered applications from Oliver H Blaisdell Jr and Edward P Gladding, along with supporting letters from Herreshoff Manufacturing and other entities.

John H.morrissey Frank H. Hammill R.S. Obureh Joseph E. Simmons Winthrop G. Thurston Charles S. Cummings Hammill Oliver H. Blaisdell, Jr Edward P.gladding John H. Morrissey Herreshoff Manufacturing Company Oranston Worsted Mills Co Charles B. Rockwell Wallis E. Howe National India Rubber Company LeBaron O. Colt Morrissey W. R. Trotter Trinity Church George L. Locke D. D St. Michael’s Church Thomas J. Fitzpatrick

Cummings Proposes Captain Dwyer for Town Council

A long petition endorsing Captain Thomas Dwyer as a council candidate prompts scrutiny by Council members and the president. The list, checked by Hammill and De Church and later Thurston and Simmons, appears central to the selection process amid political maneuvering over ownership of the document. An annual Harvest Festival at Odd Fellows Hall attracts about 150 attendees with Grand Master Tristan Mowry and a full program of addresses, music, and a banquet concluding the lodge event.

St. Mary’s Church John &. Downing Cummings Thomas Dwyer Dwyer Capt. Dwyer Wiludge Hammill Church Mr. Cummings Thurston Simmons Charles 8. Cummings Odd Fellows Hall Reba Rebekah Tristan Mowry William H. Hall John Bashaw John Brant Rebekah Assembly Lilla Hatch Rhodes Pawtucket Tristam Mowry Fairies Miriam Quartette Edith Buffum Luella Huestis Mattie Kenney Elizabeth LF. Carey The Assembly Mary R. Fish Lillie S. Carey Lida Pearse Elizabeth F. Carey Noble Grand of Florence Lodge William HB Hail Juliette M. Fish Lida F. Pearse Sister Selen

Morrissey Elected Chief of Police by City Council

The council's vote was three to two with Captain Morrissey winning the chief position. Hammill insisted the contested list be filed with council matters, while Gummings took charge of the document after the meeting. Morrissey appeared in the chamber to accept the honor and thanked supporters, clergy, and manufacturers, pledging faithful service.

Morrissey Thomas Dwyer Hammill Church and Thurston Cummings and Simmons Capt Dwyer

Firemen Muster in Brockton Draws Historic 55 Entries

Brockton hosts a firemen muster today with 55 entrants, the largest in New England aside from Worcester in 1857 with 58. Foreman Peterson of King Philip’s team eyes a substantial prize as the Rhode Island tubs compete. The event, delayed by rain, draws 150 spectators and features special cars organized by Raymond P. Smith and Captain Charles H. Bickford, who faced good-natured jibes about the weather.

Brockton New England Worcester Mass Foreman Peterson King Philips Company Rhode Island Folllows Narragansett Riverside Haydraulion Bristol Mashapaug Auburn King Philip Enterprise Phillipsdale Arlington Watchemoket Rumford Hose Company Aberdeen Edgewood Charles H. Bickford Bickford Raymond P. Smith Capt. Bickford Mr. Smith Franklin Street Hydraulions King Philips R. P. Smith

Ladies' broad cloth skirts color sale at Jones & Co

Ladies and misses broad cloth skirts in navy black brown and green still pleated offered at $1.98 after quality marked down from $2.50. Jones and Co Arcade Providence.

Jones & CO. Arcade Providence

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Wardwell Lumber CO Lumuli Bristol, R Anderstrom Staples Coal Company COAL M.grossman M.w.schoen Goldes Hope St Young’s Drug Store O.O. F H. Morrissey Anthor Waterman’s Times Edward D. Kunz Bristol, R. I Hope Street Bristol. R the Dime. Register Bank Henosther FT. Remieres Hope and Bradford Sts New York A. P. Nerone Providence Telephone Company Bristol County Gas
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