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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1910

Page

2

Espinosa and Milone wed at St Marys in morning ceremony

Michael Espinosa and Miss Julia Milone married at St Marys Church at 8 yesterday morning performed by Rev Thomas J Gillan. Attendants included Crescenzo Della Morte as best man and Miss Beatrice C Milone as bridesmaid. Reception at 252 High Street followed, with guests from Boston and New Haven. The couple will reside at 282 High Street after a wedding trip to Boston Vermont and New Haven returning by 2:20 pm train on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad.

Michael Espinosa Julia Milone St. Mary’s Church Thomas J. Gillan Beatrice C. Milone Crescenzo Della Morte New Haven Conn New York, New Haven High Street Consumers’ Rubber Company

Humphrey-Trudell nuptials at St Marys Church amid family

Harold R. Humphrey of Hast Providence and Dorothy D. Trudell of this town united in marriage at 10 this morning at St Marys Church. Rev Thomas J. Gillan officiated with Mary Trudell and a groom’s brother as attendants. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home on Mount Hope avenue. The couple will reside in East Providence after a brief New York trip. The groom is employed by a Providence bakery.

Harold R. Humphrey Hast Providence Dorothy D. Trudell Nelson Trudell Mount Hope Avenue Providence East Providence New York City Providences

Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close Times

Mails arrive at 7.00 10.00 a m 2.00 4.00 6.00 7.15 p m and close at 7.40 9 00 11.30 a m 2.00 6.00 7.15 p m Sunday mails arrive 8.00 a m close 4.50 p m Office hours Sunday 9.80 to 10.80 a m Sunday mail is distributed from carriers racks at south door 9.80 to 10.80 a m

Bristol South Door

Express train hours for Bristol by Adams Express

Outward departures are at 7.50 and 11.20 a m 3.20 and 6.20 p m. Inward arrivals occur at 8.00 and 12.0 8 a m 3.00 and 6.30 p m.

Bristol Adams Express

Tide Timings and Elevations for Bristol Area

Tidal data shows high tides for Bristol on Sept 21 22 28 with am and pm times and heights. Newport experiences tides 14 minutes before Bristol and Providence 11 minutes after. Mean tidal ranges are Newport 8 ft 6 in, Bristol 4 ft 1 in, Providence 4 ft 7 in.

A.M. P.M Newport Bristol Providence

Bristol Notes and Local Notices Highlights

Bristol Telegram circles with social events and church notices. Miss Isse Weston’s surprise visit to a Freshmen at Colt Memorial High School, dancing class reopenings by Mildred Usher Gorham, and excursions with the King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company frame a week of local life. Also reported are tax collections, new shops, a Newport County Fair opening, and plans for a Bishop election in Rhode Island.

Academy Suffield Conn Ladies’ Auxiliary St. Mary’s T. A G. A. R. Hall Ella T McManus Mary L. Peckham George L. Kinonicutt No. Pomfret William F. Gray Isse Weston Tol Neck Brookton Fair King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company Brockton King Philips Robert H. Peterson Hasbrouck Block Irving Smith Ida Dause

Advertised Letters For Week Ending September 17

Advertised letters listed include Giacomo Stalone Edward Fletcher Chas Hills Wells H A Allen Mrs W S Ginsley Alice P Morris Mrs G H K Weaton Doris Hunter Mrs Annie Hunter Mrs Howard Sisson Ethel Chapman B Corrie Canonchet Linn Turin Oo.

Giacomo Stalone Edward Fletcher Chas. Hills Mr. Wells H. A. Allen Ginsley Mra Alice P. Morris G. Hk.weaton Doris Hunter Annie Hunter Howard Sisson Ethel Chapman B. Corrie Canonchet Linn & Turin Oo

Hand-painted hats draw comment in casual exchange

In a brief dialogue Griggs asks Briggs if he noticed the hand-painted ladies hats. Briggs replies that he never notices anything about hand-painted ladies.

Griggs Briggs

Mrs. Abbie Coggeshall dies. funeral held at Trinity Church

Mrs Abbie Coggeshall wife of Town Clerk Coggeshall died Saturday morning at her home after a long illness. Born in Warren she was a daughter of Donald and Janet Campbell. She leaves a first husband George H Smith and children Anson Herbert Smith Jerome Willard a step son Fred Coggeshall and siblings George Elliott Campbell Mrs William Mason Mrs William Childs and Mrs William Willis. Funeral held at 2 pm from her home with Rev W R Trotter officiating. interment in North Cemetery. bearers Jerome Willard Harry Mayo Herbert Smith and Fred Coggeshall.

Abby Carlyle Goggédhall John Me’ Coggeshall Coggeshall Warren, R. L Donald Janet Campbell Twigs George H. Smith Anson Herbert Smith Boston Jerome Willard Roslindale Mays Fred M. Coggeshall Providence George Elliott Campbell

District Court Guilty Plea Discontinuances in One Session

John Azevedo Madeira pleaded guilty to assault on Antone Miranda in Fifth District Court before Judge Bosworth and the case was discontinued on payment of costs. Peter Rourke pleaded guilty to vagrancy and sentenced to State Farm for six months. Antone Sousa and Angelo Ferriera cases were discontinued for threatening to kill. Antone Simonelli case paused for two weeks due to State inactivity in locating principal witness Antone Morelli amid fears of retaliation.

John Azevedo Madeira Antone Miranda Fifth District Court Bosworth Edward L. Leahy Peter Rourke State Farm Antone Sousa Angelo Ferriera Antone Simonelli James E. Lavander Antone Morelli Hettine Providence Morelli Simonelli Lavander Labor Day

Italians Plan Columbus Day Observance in Ost

A local Italian group forms a Columbus Day committee at Columbia Hall led by Luigi Malafronte and Pietro Vaccaro. Plans include a morning parade, Town Hall exercises with an oration and band, an afternoon band concert and ball game, and a possible evening fireworks display if funds and permits allow. Subscriptions are sought via the Phoenix or committee members.

Columbia Hall Luigi Malafronte Pietro Vaccaro Dominick Proto Celestino Iovino Domenico Romano Savino Pettorino Gennaro Sant’ Angelo The Phoenix

Star Theater's Tonight Features The Fire Chief's Daughter

Star Theater presents The Fire Chief's Daughter as the best picture seen here, with The Golden Secret by Star Film Co and One Can't Believe One's Eyes as top features. New songs by Miss McArdle accompany a strong program ending with a midweek matinee at 5 cents. Friday and Saturday promise Phoenix's big feature show.

Star Tonight The Star Film Co Miss McArdle Phoenix

Coffee Supper and Social by T. A. Society

The Coffee Supper and Social hosted by the T. A. Society will be held in G. A. R. Hall on Tuesday evening, September 27. Proceeds support society activities.

Coming Events at G A R Hall and Congregational Chapel

On September 20 a Tuesday evening dance at G A R Hall under G rounds and J Pickles. September 22 a Thursday evening sale by Y P P S O EB in Congregational Chapel from 7 to 10 p.m. September 27 a Tuesday evening coffee supper and social at G A R Hall under Ladies Auxiliary to St Marys T A from 8 oclock.

G. A. R. Hall G. Rounds J. Pickles Ladies’ Auxiliary St. Mary’s T. A Y.P.S.C. E. Sale The Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rstarita Bristol County Hope Street R. 1 Farrally Brothers J. F. Farrally Briato Phoenix News H. T. Peterson Wa. F Briggs, HM Darling, Young & Vermette Erving Smith Richard Quirk Wood's Building High St Y. M. O. A. BlocksHene Street Hiddoos Block Cod Street T.hat R. L Rog Wren G.A.R. Hall Fair King Philip Fire Co Lorraine Mills O. RK. Burgess A. Fearney Espinosa -Milone Humphrey—t Trudell Dodge & Camfield, Importers and Grocers Exchange Place Peirce Black Suede Black Cravenette Russia Thos.f.peirce & Son Dorrance and Westminster Corner Providence. R Bristol and Vicinity Sunday Mails Leicester R. Watts Alfred Watts Nashotah Wis Nashotah House Milwaukee Chicago, Milwaukee& Bt. Paul Watts Buffalo Colt’ Memorial High School New York F. M. Dimond Arthur Deslauriers George H. Peck Rawson & Easterbrooks Wood Street U. S Aileen Bristol Harbor O. W. Ashley New Bedford Wilmington Del Clara O’connor Philadelphia Mary Halpin Jilip Halpin Sbuffalo Peter Reilly Bristol Neck Robert N. Turner Palenville N. Y St Michael’s Church Drury Trinity Church Christian Herrmann Worcester Messrs Pickles Crown Orchestra John M. Coggeshall Suzman’s Marguerite Brennan Valley School Peacedale Newport County Pothist George Clark Cranston New Jersey Clark Gertrude Clark Metropolis Bloomfield N. J J. Everett Uoggeshall J. Watson Rhind North Attleboro Bristol Narrows James W. Franklin John W. Hammond Henry M. Gibson Frank R. Ames Pawtucket Bristol Highlands Third Street West Barrington Rev A. H. Tourtellotte Myrtle Baby Home Field’s Point Ella May Gray Robert S. Gray Fall River Warren Central Falls James Ryan Helen Warren Emma McCarty Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island St. John’s Church Wm. N. McVickar St. Michael’s Church H. H. Cabot BF. ¥. Gladding Frederick Hayes John District Court Star Theater Teromany Hartina W. H Buffington Druggist Beecham St. Mary’s T. A. Society Fair King Philip Fire Co the Forman Hiram A Hope St Bristel, R. I Westminster School OF Languages and Music Butler Exchange Julian L. Herreshoff Viola Tillinghast Brown New England Conservatory of Music State Street Telephone Star Wood’ Street sShaw’s Lane Woodlawn R I Banigan Secretary of Sewer Commission Sewer Commission EZRA DIXON _ EBER HILL Sec Oliver H. Blaisdell Sewer Commissioners Town Wharf Byfield_ street Byfield Street Yacht Club Hope Bay Phoenix Office Bristol Y. M.C. A J. Winthrop Dewolf Union Street Generel House Dunbar Walley Walley Street Pure Food Store Tel Peg Chas. A Johnson
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