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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1915

Page

4

Eastern Proverb and Uncle Eben Quip

Daily Thought offers a proverb on visiting friends to clear a thorny path followed by Uncle Eben’s remark that a man who sympathizes with himself often earns his friends' pity. The tone mirrors a rural paper’s light moral humor.

Eben

Obituary of Mrs Joseph Boskosky of Millville Mass

Relatives in this town report the death of Mrs Annie Boskosky wife of Joseph Boskosky of Millville Massachusetts. She died early yesterday at a hospital in Woonsocket after gall stone surgery. She was 37 or 38 years old born in this town to Mrs Allen Munro and the late George Manchester. She lived in Millville for about six years and is survived by her husband and daughter Margaret Boskosky and two half sisters Mrs George Marshall and Mrs William Remieres. She belonged to St Michael's Church. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the Mortuary Chapel of the North Cemetery with Rev Dr George L Locke presiding.

Annie Boskosky Joseph Boskosky Millville Mass Woonsocket Allen Munro Hudson, Mass George Manchester Margaret Boskosky George’ S. Marshall William H. Remieres St. Michael's Church George L. Locke St. Michael’s Church

Comrade Griffith Dies After Illness at Hotel Bristol

Thomas W. Griffith former Soldiers' Home resident died last night at the Hotel Bristol after a prolonged illness. Born in Fall River Massachusetts he served in the Civil War in Rhode Island units and U S Volunteer Rifles. Survived by three brothers two in Fall River and one in Providence and a sister in Florida the body will be taken to Fall River for burial.

Thomas W. Griffith Bristol Fall River Mass Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry United States Volunteer Rifle Corps Providence Florida

Miss Mollie Hamill Wins Miss Hamill Club Championship

The women's club singles championship at Excelsior Courts sees Mollie Hamill defeat Augustine Van Wickle in two straight sets 6-2 6-4 to reach the final where she crushes Helen W Church 6-0 6-0. Other results include Reynolds sisters and Vanwall advancing in earlier rounds.

Molly Hamill Madeline Reynolds Augustine Vanwall J. E. Simmons Helen W. Church Cash J F. Lavander Alicia

Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound for avoiding surgery

Mrs Daniel D B Davis of Logansport Indiana reports suffering from female troubles and says she avoided an operation after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims improvement and urges others to try the remedy, noting the company's confidential letters answered by a woman.

Logansport Tay Sieben Simny Elhat Mall Lydia E. Pinkham Daniel D. B. Davis Franklin St Ind

Opening Reception Planned for New YMCA Leaders

The YMCA reception committee plans a public opening event to introduce the new General Secretary and Physical Director to members and friends. The date is expected to be Thursday evening October 28, marking the start of fall and winter activities.

Horatia and the Bridge Club Tale

A playful verse recounts Horatia hosting the bridge club, urging them to stay and enjoy the game. Herminia declares she will guard the right side, while others debate meetings and leisure, recalling the days of a famed trio and their brave stand against ennui.

Smoking Poem Remembers Tobacco Through Ages

A verse by W. S. Goodwin laments smoking from ancient times to modern factories. The speaker notes pipes and tobaccos adored by men and women despite scolds. The poem blends historical figures and allegory, ending on the frustration of a pipe going out.

King Philip Hand Engine Wins Five Dollar Prize at Brockton Fair

King Philip hand engine wins five dollars at the Brockton Fair on Friday. Bristol muster attendance was heavy despite morning rain. On return, a Fall River owned truck carrying Bristol firemen collided with a touring car at Main and Child streets in Warren. the lighter vehicle was damaged but no injuries were reported. King Philip and White Angel of Salem each threw 207 feet 10 1 4 inches to share the 19th prize of ten dollars, Hydraulicians threw 1935 and finished 26th.

Fall River Bristol Main and Child Warren King Philips Salem Hydraulicians

Upcoming Local Events Listings by Bristol Organizations

A schedule of community events from October include whist parties at G A R Hall hosted by Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps on October 13 and harvest whists for St Mary's Church on October 18. Concerts and moving pictures at Pastime theatre on October 15 and a minstrel show on October 20 feature local groups such as Company C Bristol Train of Artillery Rhode Island Boy Scouts First Bristol Troop and Epworth League. The Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company fair runs October 16 through November 20 at G A R Hall with the harvest supper at State Street M E Church on October 21 from 6 to 8 PM.

G. A. R. Hall Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps Company C Bristol Train of Artillery St. Mary’s Church B. V. M. Society St. Mary’s Hall First Bristol Troop Rhode Island Boy Scouts Epworth League State Street M. E State Street M. E

Local Births and Obituaries Notice

Born French-In Providence a son to Mr and Mrs Barnard French. Peloza Cardoza in town Oct 9. Bogkosky in Woonsocket Oct 11 wife Annie E Boskosky dies at 38. funeral Oct 13. Griffith of Soldiers Home Oct 11 aged 72. Church in Cranston Oct 10 Miss Mary Abbie Church aged 90.

French Providence Barnard French Frank P. Howe Philadelphia Bogkosky Woonsocket R. I Annie E Joseph Boskosky Thomas W. Griffith Soldiers Cranston Mary Abbie Church

Encouraging Him a Little Says Puck in Quip

A quip attributed to Puck mocks a speaker who encouraged another with bold counsel and a box of strychnine pills, framed as light satire about courage and consequence.

Puck

Remarkable Bamboo Bridge Built in Java by Dutch Engineers

Dutch engineers in Java constructed a road bridge over one hundred feet long with a central span exceeding sixty feet, entirely from bamboo materials.

Java

Do Thy Part God Toward the Ruin Done His Part

A compact verse line fragment from Milton invoking duty and divine order. The text juxtaposes human effort with divine responsibility in the face of destruction.

Milton

Pastime Theatre Show Tonight Features America Spectacle

Columbus Day program at the Pastime Theatre in Hall Caine's The Eternal Rich appears tomorrow with America the Great spectacle from World Film Corporation and six reels. vaudeville acts include Bud Brown and a talented wife artist. Doors open 7 15 with prices unchanged as audiences enjoy top line entertainment.

Dillon New York Hippodrome America World Film Corporation Sorber eVorkivand Bud Brown Danée Prente Hall Caine Imie Imoyel Afiel Brohnan Taly and Roeland Pawanss Shorten J Ecan Famous Players Film. Com

Local Mercantile Ad Offers Broad Range of Clothing

A storefront promotes a wide inventory including ladies tops suits and coats and a large line of men and boys clothing. Shoes hats shirts sweaters undergarments and linens are advertised with sizes and latest styles emphasized to attract shoppers.

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Autocrat Wne Browne REE Op Ee Rhodeco Margaret Best Mary Reynolds Helen Warren Lechester Mutual Gire Insue Boston Helen W Church E. L. Watson & Co Industrial Trust Co R. L Vent Pink K. Mitsui Foreign Office Tokyo Japan John D. Rockefeller Pocantico Hills Ory Hwoo Glenwood Reed House Furnishing Co Horatia Caroline. M. Roberts Weithierssidé Hermiriia Ennui W. S. Goodwin James Albion Raleigh Peloza—Cardoza Rev A. P. Rebello Paul Peloza Maria Elisa Cardoza Jacob Molasky Bristol Hotel G. M. Wilbur Hope Street Wood St Otis L. Wood Bristol 146 Kingsttorpe Metacom Ave Northup Brothers Isaac B. Munro R. Bristol E. K. Reynolds High Street Hydraullon Hall Church Cor Pearse Ave T. Clarke Brown, Jr Constitution St. Tel B. I G.W. Simmons Undertakers E. L.F. Golwhll Constitution Street Ana Weaver & Matheson Chiropodist Williams J. L. Gifford Cor. Hope and Pleasant Sts Liscomb & Coggeshall Charles H. Liscomb Walter H. Coggeshall Burton St Constitution St William W. Franklin & Co A. W. Orgelman Wortate Street
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