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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1895

Page

2

Bristol Town Council Seeks First Class Steam Fire Engine

Meeting notes show the Town Council and fire engineers advocating a new steam fire engine for Bristol. A committee was formed to study costs with hope for timely acquisition. Massachusetts Republicans nominate Greenhalge for a third term and Democrats back George F Williams II amid anticipated changes in state military leadership from Dyer on November 1.

Board of Fire Engineers Bristol Massachusetts Greenhalge Bay State George F. Williams II Williams

Bristol Brings Wedding Bells for Gertrude Talbee and Frank Dimond

The Bristol society notes the wedding of Miss Gertrude E. Talbee to Mr. Frank M. Dimond at First Congregational Church at 2 pm with Rev. H. A. Stevens performing. Guests, gowns, a reception at the Dimond home, and details of the residence’s Queen Anne style are described along with other town notices.

Migs Gertrude E. Talbee Frank M. Dimond First Congregational Church H. A. Stevens Lizzie Dimond Providence Clara Melville Newport Idea Newman Bristol Harry Halliday Boston Thomas Easterbrooks James Pierce Theo Gladding Benjamin Wright Ralph Kinder Howe Pawtucket Edward Hoffman Benjamin W Wright Martin & Hall Rumney Ball Waldron & Brownell Emilie Frances James T. Phelps Frank Bliss Wilson Trinity Church

New secret society joins Bristol roster as Byfield lodge instituted

Last Friday evening Byfield council No. 35 Order of United American Mechanics was instituted in Pythias Hall in Bristol. A Providence train brought the State Council and several lodges to attend the ceremony. Elmwood Council led a parade of about 150 members from multiple councils. The lodge adopted by laws and was installed by State Councillor Bicknell, with 33 members taking degrees and officers installed including Andrew Rounds as Councillor and Walter Blaisdell as Financial Secretary.

Bristol Byfield Council Order of United American Mechanicg Pythias Hall Providence State Council of Administration Elmwood Dram Corps of Charles Davis Vigilant Council O. W. Brown O. W. Littell A. T. Rice H. F. Brown Ralph Major Asa Burlingame Elmwood Council Bicknell Andrew Rounds Oliver H. Blaisdeil, Jr Clark H. Straight James B. Weat Robert H. Anderson Charles H. Finch Walter Blaisdell Isaac B. Munro Frank Lohase Charles T. Card William H. Andrews A. F. Dunbar E. CO. Sparks Joseph W. Gifford Roger W. Murphy National Marshall Ira N. Goff O. C. Barrows Ira N. Goff A. F E. Bicknell State Council

Local residents and visitors share travel updates

Rev H A Stevens and wife returned from a vacation. Mrs Anna M McNaught and her two sons, part of a European tour, expect to sail home October 19 on the City of Paris. Frank Pardee and family left for Hazelton Pa. A B Vian Wickle drove the party to Fall River in his yacht Marjorie. Mrs L R Anderstrom and Mrs Isa Balt Coggeshall traveled to Woonsocket for a W C T U convention. The Coggeshalls attend as delegates. John M Coggeshall, Fred M Coggeshall and Herbert Smith came home Sunday after a four day trip via Hoogie Tunnel and the Hudson to New York.

H. A. Stevens Anna M’. McNaught Paris Frank Pardee Hazelton A. B. Vian Wickle Pardee Fall River Marjorie L. R. Anderstrom Isabalt Coggeshall Woonsocket Wc.t.u Anderstrom Coggeshall John M Coggeshall Fred M Coggeshall Herbert Smith Hoogie Tunnel Hudson New York

Y M C A Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

The annual Y M C A meeting elected officers for the year including Ezra Dixon as president and Richard B Franklin Meth odist church as vice president George A Arnold for Congregational church and Wm H Bell for Baptist church Other posts include Wm A Maxfield secretary and W Fred Fish treasurer Delegates were chosen to attend the 29th Massachusetts and Rhode Island convention with election of a five year board member W H Bell.

Young Men’s Christian Association Ezra Dixon Richard B. Franklin Methodist Church George A. Arnold Baptist Church Wm. H. Bell Congregational Church E. 8. Babbitt St. Michael’s Church H. A. Tilley Advent Church Henry Paull Christian Church Wm. A. Maxfield W. Fred Fish Elmer A Rounds Board of Trust Massachusetts Rhode Island Stralde Richard Ae Ranklinge Fialdi Bivaeaeers Ao Eas

Probate Court Actions Record Multiple Estate Filings

Court approved wills for Edward Fales and Henry Renwick estates. Letters testamentary granted to J A Renwick and Meta R Sedgwick. Sanford petition to sell John B Pearce estate continued. Guardianship accounts for Stephen O Williston and Frances J Manchester allowed. Admin de bonis non Royal Sanford estate account allowed. Inventories for Lucretia G Gladding and Annie McCaughey filed. Reynolds resignation as Nantoy Baker executor continued.

Edward Fales Henry Renwick J. A. Renwick Meta R. Sedgwick A. G. Sanford John B. Pearce Charles B. Wilson Stephen O. Williston W. O. Manchester Frances J. Manchester Charles Sanford de Bonis Non Royal Sanford Lucretia G. Gladding Annie McCaughey Annie P. Slade John B. Slade John P. Reynolds Nantoy Baker

Betrothal Festivities Mark Sarah Sachs and Joseph Kohn Union

A Sunday betrothal celebration at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sachs on State and Thames streets featured Hebrew prayers, dancing, and a printed contract witnessed in Hebrew. Guests from Providence and Fall River attended as men and women signed, exchanged toasts, and the ceremony concluded with plate breaking and mutual handshakes.

A. Sachs State and Thames Streets Sarah Joseph Kohn Providence J. Benjamin Fall River Victoria Prince Albert

Libel Suit Seen As Weak Ad For Paper

The Pawtuxet Valley Gleaner faces a libel suit deemed weak. Yet the case may serve as free publicity for the newspaper, since even a weak libel suit can function as an advertisement and prove valuable.

Pawtuxet

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