Funeral of Remo R. Fischer in Bristol
Remo R. Fischer died in New York on Easter Sunday. His body was brought to Bristol Tuesday with his mother and relatives. Requiem services were held at Trinity church followed by funeral rites at 11 a.m. at the church. Bearers were Excelsior Tennis club officers. Floral tributes included roses from Brewster Carriage Company and other Bristol and New York correspondents. Interment was in the Trotter family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remo R. Fischer
W. R. Trotter
New York
Bristol
Miss Trotter
Charles
William M. Fischer
Trinity Church
D. D
St. Michael’s Church
W. R. ‘Trotter
A M.merriman
J. Coggeshall
F. M. Dimond
J. F. Farrally
Excelsior Tennis Club
Brewster Carriage Company
Fischer
Lippingott
Intermient
Trotter
Dorian Fasipe
Mil
Funeral for Mrs Delina Kitty Washer Held at Residence
The funeral of the late Mrs Delina Kitty Washer was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home on the corner of Cook and Constitution streets and was largely attended. Rev Dr Locke of St Michael's Church officiated with bearers George Stewart Riverside George F McCarty William Bowler and Frederick B Brownell. Interment followed at Juniper Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delina Kitty Washer
Cook and
Constitution Streets
Dr. Locke
St. Michael’s Church
George Stewart
Riverside
George F. McCarty
William Bowler
Frederick B. Brownell
Juniper Hill Cemetery
A Friend's Tribute to Delina Fitts Passes Away
The obituary notes the death of Delina Fitts aged almost ninety years. An aging ministering angel to the sick she comforted many households with sorrow. She joined the Congregational church early, led a quiet Christian life, and left a large family. The burial day broke bright, lighting her passage to the tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delina Fitts
Congregational Church
Water works buyout proposal faces Bristol and Warren
The town considers Col. Colt's offer to sell the water plant with terms favoring Bristol or a joint Bristol Warren purchase. Bristol would pay about 400000 dollars to take the plant and modernize it, while Warren’s share and long franchise issues complicate the option. Colt also proposes reducing annual water rental, covering legal fees, and buying initial bonds to fund Memorial High School maintenance. Supporters urge a careful, unbiased vote at the upcoming town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Colt
Bristol
Warren
Cal. Colt
S.domic
Watar
Warran Ighwava
Ool Colt
Volt Memorial High School
Kate and Louise Exchange Quippy Remark
In a playful exchange Kate compares a singer to a bale of twine and Louise asks why. Kate replies that the singer is “80 wrapped up in her self,” a witty barb on vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Louise
Officers elected for Bristol Train of Artillery and Veteran Association
The Bristol Train of Artillery and the Veteran Association held annual officer elections. Col Stephen W Bourn was re elected commanding officer with Merton A Cheesman as lieutenant colonel and a slate of officers including William F Eddy Fred M Straight John T Robertson Cork Thomas Duff William H Francis and others. The Veteran Association installed Joseph B Burgess as president Arthur W Barrett as vice president William F Fish as secretary. Committees mirror last year. A sapper dinner followed with remarks by several officers. Drill scheduled for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Train of Artillery
Veteran Association
Stephen W. Bourn
Merton A. Cheesman
William F. Eddy
Fred M. Straight
John T. Robertson
Cork
Thomas Duff
W. Bourn
W. Barrett
T. F. Usher
W. F Endy
F. M
Obituaries of Gray and Drown residents
In Providence on April 1 Caroline B Gray widow of Gustavus T Gray passed away at age 77. In Warren on April 3 Susan M Drown wife of the late Benjamin Drown died. services to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drown
Warren
Susan M
Benjamin Drown
Rheumatism Cure Uric-O Praised By Elderly Patient Letter
An 85 year old Kennett Square man reports dramatic relief from inflammatory rheumatism after a three bottle course of Uric-O. He describes restored sleep, strength, and daily function, credits a local recommendation, and notes Uric-O is taken as a liquid in spoonful doses three times daily with store promotion details for Bristol based J. H. Young & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jerusalem
Theo. H. Hadley
Kennett Square
Tittenter Velour
J. H. Young & Co
Uric O
Bristol
Appointment of Executor for Estate of Mary A Tobin
On April 2 1907 Tames Tobin was appointed by the Bristol Probate Court as executor of Mary A Tobin late of Bristol deceased. He has filed bond and all creditors must present claims to the court clerk within six months from the first advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Mary A Tobin
Tames Tobin
Town Council selects Coggeshall chief of fire dept
The town council met Tuesday evening with all members present. Charles Wilson and Daniel Coggeshall applied for Chief Engineer of the Fire Department. Coggeshall received three votes to Wilson two. Coggeshall is a longtime fireman and former foreman of Hydraulion Engine No. 1. he recently presided as president of the Rhode Island State Firemen's League. First Assistant Engineer was William A. Rawson, unanimously elected. Second Assistant Engineer candidates were George P. King Amos Trudeau and Albert E Sparks. Trudeau won with three votes. Other business covered sidewalks licenses police appointees dog constable and appraisers, street work, and sewer and State road matters. The meeting lasted about eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Wilson
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Coggeshall
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co. No. 1
Rhode Island State Firemen’s League
William A. Rawson
George P. King
Amos Trudeau
Albert E Sparks
Trudeau
Sparks
Hammill
Frank Ryan
Cummings
John J. Byrnes
Symes
James M. Gooding
Jospehus Gooding
Henry A. Simmons
Thurston
Hezekiah C. Wardwell
State Street
Samuel McCaw
High
Constitution Streets
Samuel Whittemore
Edward W. Miller
Franklin Street
Samuel P. Colt
Hope Street
Phoenix
Misses Barns
Smith and
Union Streets
Kay Sholes
Bratz & Sholes
Llion
N. Y
Patekitwat
Benjamin M. MacDougall
Etna, Indemnity Company of
New York
Conlay Brothers
Charles W. Sparks
Easterbrooks
Thomas B. Huestis
Thames and
O Constitution Streets
Daniel Rogers
John Gerrard
Providence Telephone Company
Usher Place
Poor House Lane
Chestnut
Gooding Avenue
Metacom Avenue
Narrows
Little’s Narrows
R.S. Oburoh
Joseph E. Simmons
Rock Street
Bennett
L. H. Callan
State Road
Hopestreet
John P. Reynolds
State Board of Public Roads
Peck
Bristol Neck
H. F. Bennett
Franklin
Telford
Hope Streets
Half Way Hill
Col. Olallan
Reynold
King Philip
King Philip Fire Station
Allcock's Plasters Stand as Proof of Merit
The proof of the merits of a plaster is the good it does and the voluntary testimonials of users over sixty years. Certificates from customers are stronger than self praise. Allcock's Plasters are the original genuine pornus plasters and have never been equaled by rivals with holes. Avoid substitutes as you would counterfeit money.
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Allcock
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Beecham
Train of Artillery and Veteran Association
Urico
Town OF
Wood Street
State of
Rhode Island
Frank C. Child
Vachary
Bristolek Music
Independent Ice CO
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Spikubor
Providence
U.S. Dental Association
Westminster Street
Wubert A. Lewis
Warren Monumental
Cornelius Harrington
Crode St
Railroad Ave
Warren, R. I
Fall River
Pier Aujoinfig
Railroad Sintra
East River
Wall St
William Street
Prest & Dixon Old Sugar House
S. Goldes
The
Waldron-Brownell CO
Bradford St
Bradford Street
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