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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

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Bishop-Elect Perry Chosen Bishop of Rhode Island

The Bristol community greeted the election of Rev. James DeWolf Perry Jr., rector of St. Paul's New Haven, as Episcopal Bishop of Rhode Island to fill the late Rt. Rev. McVickar's see. Perry, born in German Town PA, edged out Rev. George Fiske on the seventh ballot after lengthy voting in Providence. The Bristol delegates from St. Michael's and Trinity backed Perry amid support from Bishop Greer’s letter. the convention adjourned for further ratification by the House of Bishops.

James DeWolf Perry, Jr St. Paul’s Church New Haven Rhode Island William N. McVickar Bristol Germantown Penn James DéWolt ‘Perry Perry St. Michael’s Church St. John’s Church Providence Brent Rathbone Gardner George McClellan Fiske St. Stephen’s Qobarch Fiske Leighton Parks New York Alexander Mann Boston George Hodges Cambridge James DeWolf Perry A. M. Aycock Rousmaniere Mr. Fiske Dr. Fiske Mr. Perry Greer Emery Porter D. D Newport Locke McVickar Porter H. H. Cabot F. Gladding James T. Robertson Frederic Hayes J.F House of Bishops Diocese of Holy Ghost Rhods Island

Pastor T Newton Owen Resigns From Bristol Church

Ecclesiastical Council dissolves pastoral relation with the First Congregational Church of Bristol and commends Rev. T Newton Owen for his work. He begins duties with the American Missionary Society in South Carolina at Avery Normal Institute Charleston around early October. He will preach his farewell sermon Sunday morning and depart Bristol next Monday.

Congregational Churches Memorial Chapel T. Newton Owen First Congregational Church Mr. Owen Bristol O. H. Leonard J. 8. Lyons James T O'Connell James E. McConnell Charles H. Lennard United Congregational Church Newport H. B. Wood H. KR Manchester Barrington Congregational Church A. W. Budd Central Falls James H. Yous Owen American Missionary Society South Carolina Avery Normal Institute Charleston

General Brayton Dies After Fall Injury in Providence

General Charles R. Brayton died at 8:45 this morning in a private Providence hospital on Benefit street. He had been hospitalized since a fall in his office last month caused a broken hip. Death followed a long battle with diabetes, which worsened suddenly yesterday afternoon.

Charles R. Brayton Benefit Street Providence Brayton

Baseball notes hint at Chappelle staying for Warren series

Rumors circulated that Curt Chappelle would leave Warren for Quincy this week and not pitch tomorrow. Investigation showed he planned to move only if the Bristol-Warren series ended, and he will pitch tomorrow at 2 30 p m on Warren grounds. Cast includes Demara uncertainty, with Ahearn or Reed at short if unavailable. East Side Club and Warren Shoe Company clash at Fox Hill Sunday with a $10 forfeit risk. King Philips join Bristol Q County League and head to Fall River to face Chace Mill. Local battery Pierce and Cornell.

Chappelle Warren Quincy Mans Foley Bristol Demara Middletown Ahearn Reed Hugh Murphy East Side Warren Shoe Company Fox Hill T. Velleca H. Velleca G. Reed T. Lavey J. Pierce H. Rherman G. Springer B. Palumbo W. Newbold L. Matroni W. Urban Henberger Beauregard F. Urban Angles Page Pionuly Murphy Wylie King Philips Massachusetts Tomorow Fall River Chace_Mill Pierce Cornell

Americus the goat dies after hanging at Bristol farm

A goat named Americus, gifted from Rockland to Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company No 1, leaped into a feed box and died when suspended by a collar rope at Prospect Farm in Bristol Neck. The animal had traveled from Rockland and sparked speculation about its political affiliations and the state of its origin.

Bristol Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company Rockland Maine Prospect Farm Bristol Neck Americus Hook and Ladder Company Hydrauliana Americua Américas Rhode Island

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