Trespass Charges Continue In Fifth District Court
District Court session led by Clerk Lonergan continued the case of John H Morrissey against Carmella Butlighore for trespassing on Charles F Herreshoff Jr property and dis charging firearms on Sunday. Butlighore pleaded not guilty and was held on bail. Local residents report ongoing trespassing and unlawful hunting, with police unable to deter offenders. Civil cases including Trudell & Sons versus William Taylor and Bullock vs Bullock were continued for one week, and Espinosa versus Freddricco was continued two weeks.
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Lonergan
Fifth District Court
John H. Morrissey
Herreshoft Farm
Morrissey
Buatlighore
J. Trudell & Sons Ve
William Taylor
Augustine P. Bullock
Jasper M. Bullock
Giutiano Espinosa
Altero Fredericco
Democrats Hold District Caucuses for Representative Nominees
In the First District caucus at the Court House Michael J. Flynn was elected Chairman Henderson as Clerk James Brown named Representative nominee with no opposition. In the Second District Augustine P. Nerone was Chairman Thomas Leahy Clerk Henry M. Gibson nominated without opposition. Attendance was small and the town committee lacked prepared candidates.
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Court House
Michael J. Flynn
Henderson
James Brown
Hasbrouck Block
Augustine P. Nerone
Thomas Leahy
Henry M. Gibson
Democratic Town U Committee
Republican Assembly
Bristol
Mr Goff Declines to Serve as Town Committee Member
Frank Goff, a Republican, states through the Phoenix editor that he was surprised to be elected as an eight member of the Democratic Town Committee and refuses to have his name used in that connection. He cannot be induced to further the Democratic party interests.
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the Phoenix
People of
Bristol
Democratic Town Committee
Frank Goff
Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close Times
The Bristol post office lists mail arrival times at 7.00 10.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 7.15 p m and close times at 7.40 9.00 11.80 a m 3.00 6.00 7.15 p m. Sunday mail arrives at 8.00 a m and closes 4.50 p m with Sunday hours 9.30 to 10.80 a m. Mail will be available from carriers racks at south door 9.80 to 10.80 a m.
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South Door
Express matter schedule at Bristol by Adams Express
Outward departures are at 7 50 a m 11 20 a m 3 20 p m and 5 20 p m Inward arrivals occur at 8 00 a m 12 00 a m 3 00 p m and 6 30 p m The timetable lists Bristol as the origin or destination for these express departures and arrivals with specified times for both directions.
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Bristol
Adams Express
Tides at Newport Bristol and Providence Report
High tide times set Newport 14 minutes before Bristol and Providence 11 minutes after Bristol. Mean tide range listed Newport 6 feet 0 inches, Bristol 4 feet 1 inch, Providence 4 feet 4 inches.
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Newport
Bristol
Providence
Elizabeth Paull visiting New York and local notices
Mrs Elizabeth O Paull visits friends in New York City Shipping tags available at Phoenix office Judge and Mrs LeBaron Colt and Miss Colt return to Providence winter home Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters hold complimentary whist and chowder Oct 27 at 8 B Thomas Potter family move to Providence winter home from Ferry Hill Rev Normse Plass linked to Boston land investment company missing formerly Barrington Howe obituary 91 died Middletown pneumonia. funeral details and other local items follow
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Elizabeth O. Paull
New York City
Phoenix
LeBaron B. Colt
Colt
Providence
Edgehill Temple
Pythian
A. R. Hall
B. Thomas Potter
Ferry Hill
Normse Plass
Boston
Barrington
Rhode Island
Anti-Saloon League
Julia Ward Howe
Middletown
Warren
Justice Tanner
Superior Court
Herbert Salisbury
Antonio Pacho
Rhode Island Suburban Railroad Company
Reform School
Tanner
Pawtucket
North Providence
East Providence
Johnston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Fall River
Bristol
Teachers’ Retirement Fund Commission
Superintendent of Schools
W. BR. Trotter
John H. Bailey, Jr
Georges H. Peck
John Smith
Babbitt Woman’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
William Moore
H. M. Howe
Kerry Road
Remus
Perth Amboy
Staples Coal Company
John W. Duncan
First Congregational Olinroob
Bristol Terrace
Henry
Moody
Louis Malafronte
Mildred Usher Gorham
Lynn School of Oratory and Dancing
Frederick Carlsten
Frank B. Wilson
Franklin Street
Mercit and Help Department
Epworth League
State Street M. E
Sarah D. Bosworth
Helen Potter
Colt Memorial Bigh School
Central High of
Detroit
Miah
LD. H. Kenney
Frost Finishing Company
Sarrington
Wampanone
No. 9
Massasoit
Warren Lodge
Grand Patriarch of
Roswell B, Chase
Newport
Board of Grand Officers
Board of Grand Officers. the Children’s Home
Trinity Church
Home County
Opera House
New York
Selig
Fragmented dialogue on footing and distaste between couple
A brief, quirky exchange notes a bookkeeper's footing and a grouchy couple. She remarks on their shared distaste, wondering what they see in each other. The tone hints at humorous, observational banter.
Bride Confesses Relief After Ceremony Ends
A fragment from a personal account shows a bride exclaiming relief that the ceremony is over while a close friend teases about future weddings. The dialogue hints at social dynamics surrounding marriage and friendship.
His Ninety Ninth A Love Question in King Solomon Voice
A fragmentary meditation on love and recognition features a speaker asking if the beloved truly loves them. The text pairs a regal biblical figure with a childlike query about knowing love, suggesting a fable like dialogue on affection and certainty.
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King Solomon
Republicans in Town Caucus Choose Dixon and New Committee
In last night’s Republican caucus Ezra Dixon was nominated for Senator and the Davis slate won 274 to 61. Delegates to State and Congressional Conventions and a new Town Committee were elected, replacing most prior members while Davis remained as chair.
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Ezra
Dixon
Oadtiows
Frank ‘H. ;Hammill
O. O. EH. Thompson
H. HE. Strong
Wendell R. Davis
Republican Towns Committee
Ezra Dixon
Frank H. Hammill
Frederick H. Jackson
Francia M. Dimond
Asa W. Hathaway
J.’ Winthrop DeWolf
Sumner A."ball
Anagell
Oborch
Josiah ¥. Peckham Jr
Edwin A. Barrows
John W. Best
Henry M. Darling
W. Def. Brown
Philo V. Cady
Wm. H. Thayer
Stephen W. Bourn
Stephen T. Church
Hzra Dixon
John T. Ashton
Archibald M. Miller
Alexander G. Fales
Geo. W. Warren
Charles A. Johnson
Walter Dek. Brown
Charles H. Church
Wm. G. Thayer
Seth Paull, Jr
Elisha Hibbert
Davis
Church
Mr. Davis
H. E. Strong
James M. Lavander
A. W. Barrett
J.F. Peckham, Jr
O. F B. Dimond
Messrs. Lavander
Dimond
Commercial Evening School Attendance Grows at OUolé Memorial
Attendance at the Commercial Evening school in the OUolé Memorial High School building rose to 48 last evening, up 18 from 26 on opening night. Principal Arthur L. Williams leads the program with Miss Emma M. Flowers as stenography and typewriting teacher, assisted by Miss Josephine Kerr and Miss Annie Scanlon. Registration closes tomorrow night to avoid overcapacity as classes form.
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Commercial Evening School
Ouolé Memorial High School
Arthur L. Williams
Emma M. Flowers
Josephine Kerr
Rhode Island Normal School
Annie Scanlon
Abe and Hiram Discuss Roof Gardens in New York
A fragmentary exchange features Abe describing visiting a New York roof garden and noting its peaches. Hiram asks what they grow there, and Abe confirms peaches as the crop. The terse dialogue evokes a casual street conversation from an older era.
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Abe
New York
Hiram
The Biograph film The Little Angels valued by crowd
The Biograph picture The Little Angels and a strong vaudeville act drew a large audience with enthusiastic applause. The program repeats tonight with a Wednesday matinee and a Keith circuit act promised for Thursday. Watch Phoenix Friday for a big feature on Saturday.
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Little Angels
Keith
The
Phoenix
Obituaries and funeral notices fragment
Jenkins at the Soldiers' Home October 16 William O Jenkins aged 69 years Luther in this town October 18 Mary E wife of Albert O Luther aged 71 years Funeral Friday at 1 30 from her late residence 18 cottage street Relatives and friends invited to attend
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Luther
Mary E
Albert O. Luther
Cottage Street
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Bristol-Phoenix
Bristol County Office
Hope Street
Farrally Brothers “Proprietors
J. F. Parrally
Phoentix NE
Tan Phoent
H.T
Peterson
Wm. F. Briggs, Woo
H. M Darling
Young & Vermette
Irving Smith
Richard Quirk
A’s
Hope Strat Hasbrouck
Wood Street
Newadyextigementa
Kunz
Jewelry Store
Burton St
Phoenix Office
Phoenix Office Champion Co, Sloan’s Liniment
District Court
Mr. Goff
Yee
Black Suede
Black Cravenette
Russia
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dotrance and
Westminster Corner
R. I
Bristol Post Office
Sunday Mail
A.M. P
Reba Lodge
Frank L. Bowen
Wm. J. Manro
James T. Robertson
John FH. Potter
Joseph L. Buffum
Willard Kenney
Helen Munro
Chis Maker
Hudson
Cranston
Chickering
Colt Memorial High School
Julien Herreshoff
Ceraainly
Namie
Pscorra 'Bowne
Peerl
Mery
Beecham
Star
Theater
James Dixon
Church Street
Fannie Grant
Bourn, Franklin
Thames
State
Hope Sts
F . Phenix
Bristol Hotel
State Street
BR. I
Cook
G. A. RK
J-T. Haines
Mer
Burton Street
Metacom Ave
Mt. Hope Bay Side
Tanyard Lane
J. E. Allen
North American Building
Philadelphia
VOX
PaceNix
Taands
Hope
And
Valley
Valley 6
Telephone
Hiestattat Machinery
Champion Shoe Repairing Co
State, Street
Byfield Street
R. Hall
Babbitt Women's Relief Corpa
Baptist Church
Mite Society
John Temple Drury
Ofke Brary
Hope Stree
Reba Howe
Tom Noes
Tomas and
Fomas
Hg Tiger
New
Ensioaa
Itasie
Broilers
Hind
R. J
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