Bingham Reynolds Wedding at 68 Constitution Street
Miss Gertrude Louise Reynolds married Robert Graham Bingham in a morning ceremony at the Reynolds home conducted by Rev. Alfred S. Stowell. The couple, attended by Elizabeth Reynolds and Woodbury Stowell, received guests at a breakfast and planned a short wedding trip before settling in William Street.
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Bingham—Reynolds
Charles B. Reynolds
Constitution— Street
Gertrude Louise Reynolds
Robert Graham Bingham
Alfred S. Stowell
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Reynolds
Woodbury Stowell
Stowell
K. P. Smith
William Street
F. T. Remeires
Hops
Bradford Streets
Bingham
Bingham and Reynolds Wed in Local Ceremony
Married in town on April 8 by Rev. Alfred S. Stowell. Groom Robert Graham Bingham and bride Gertrude Louise Reynolds, both of this town, joined in matrimony.
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Bingham—Reynolds
Alfred S. Stowell
Robert Graham Bingham
Gertrude Louise Reynolds
St Andrews Club elects officers and reports progress
The St Andrews Club met in St Michael's Chapel electing George F Palthrope as president J O Pailthrope as vice president Pardron R Kenney as secretary and Edward Bann as treasurer The group supports St Andrews School Sparington and contributed $58 to the Rhode Island League a third more than its pro rata The club funded a memorial window for Herbert F Bennett and Dr Locke spoke at a Lenten service in the chapel Wednesday evening.
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St. Andrew’s Club
St. Michael's Ohoardh
George
F Pailthrope
J. O. Pailthrope
Pardon R. Kenney
Hidward E. Bann
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
Pardon KR. Kenney
Grover Inte
St Andrew's School
Sparrington
St. Andrew's League of
Rhode Island
Herbert F. Bennett
Locke
Bristol Council Fourth Annual Ball and Dances
Coming events list for April includes Bristol Council Fourth annual ball at G A R Hall on April 20 Monday evening. A subscription dance by G Rounds and J Pickles at G A R Hall on April 22 Wednesday evening. Bristol Aerie No 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles holds annual ball at Grand Army Hall on April 29 Wednesday evening.
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Bristol Council
K. of A
G. A. R. Hall
Rounds
J. Pickles
Bristol Aerie
Order of Esgles
Grand Army Hall
Notable Obituaries in Stratham and Chadbourne Names
In Stratham New Hampshire on April 6 Mrs Bernice Diman Nichols Chadbourne wife of Charles W Chadbourne died aged around 388 years noted in the notice. In another local entry Mrs Ellen Connery wife of Thomas Connery died in town on April 8 aged 65.
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Connery
Ellen Connery
Thomas Connery
Chadbourne
Stratham
N. H
Bernice Diman (Nichols) Chadbourne
Charles W. Chadborne
Rheumatic Pains Conquered by First Dose of Urico
Baldwinsville farmer Frank Howe credits quick relief from chronic rheumatism to Smith’s Urico O pres cription after two years of pain and crutches. He reports sleep returned, no relapse after six bottles, and offers a free trial to new users through Smith Drug, Syracuse. Bristol store also sells it.
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Frank Howe
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Smith
Smith Drugey
Smith Building
Syracuse Union
Bristol
J. H. Young & Co
Town Council Address on Burial Grounds and Civilized Conduct
James Allyn, Commissioner of East Burial Lot, appeals to the council to protect sacred remains from desecration. He laments bones scattered from Court House to the cemetery and urges adherence to civilized usages, condemning “savages and the dogs of Host Bristol.”
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Court House
Bristol
James Allyn
East Burial Lot
YMCA Bowling Tournament Recap Highlights
Canvas Backs finish third in tournament averages by winning three straight from the Neversweats. Libbert rolled three 100+ strings and a total of 72 pins. Lookouts also swept the Snow Birds in the following evening matches.
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Neversweats
Libbert
Lookouts
E.F. Brackett
Anchester
mMattewson
W. T. O'Donnell
H. Atwood
Snow Birds
W.A. Snow
JW. N. Newman
J J Walsh O. Kunze
F. A. Snow
Hank Hanks
Barton 80 Refuse hauled to Public Dump by trucking firm
Bart on 80 heavy and light trucking accepts baggage delivered and refused items transported to the public dump. Telephone 89 8 for service.
Surgical Operation Fears and Unnecessary Procedures
A historical piece notes that many operations on women are unnecessary and often avoided, reflecting fears surrounding surgical intervention in women and the prevalence of elective procedures.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims
Letters from readers claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved lives and restored health for women with severe female troubles. The ad cites thirty years of use, listing conditions like displacements, inflammation, ulcers, fibroid tumors, irregularities, pain, and backache. It invites sick women to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
Pinkham
Saillant and Cromer Win In YMCA Bowling Final
Saillant and C. W. Cromer won the YMCA bowling roll off final with a combined 664 for three strings. Saillant’s 96 185 117 and Cromer’s 121 101 94 marked the highest three-string total on the alleys, earning engraving on the large silver cup. Other notable scores included Hibbert 829 and Cromer 294 828, with additional results from Dimond, Kenney, Brown, Brackett, O'Donnell Hill and Rounds.
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Etree Avgs
EK. Hibbert
R. Nelson
J. Saillant
F. M. Dimond
O. W. Cromer
O. Osterberg
O. Kunzal
B. Newman
L. H. Callan O. Hill
H. W. Church
H. Atwood
Clark
W.W. T. O'Donnell
W. Best Ea
L. Beals
R. Murray
P. Kenney Eé
FR. A. Snow
W. McVaw
W. Paine
J. J. Walsh
O. H. Bickford
A. Davidson
W. Darling
R. Bell
Ip. Gasper
Jas. Davidson
B. MacDougall
W. A. Snow
W. H. Higgins
W. Def
Brown
B. Walloe
R. Davis
J. Kinder
L. Sanford
Geo
J. Edmonds
T. Byrnes
RK Munro
L. F. Gorham
S. O. Dimond
Frank Rounds
Clarence Osterberg
Pinticklers
N.lr
Bonor
Joseph Saillant
C. W. Cromer
Barnaby's Great Store Prepares Easter Apparel Rush
One week before Easter Barnaby's in Providence 13 is packed with spring fashion for men women and children. The first floor features men and young men suits including Collegian outfits and new vest effects while the second floor shows boys clothes New England’s largest ladies department and a full shoe store. Third floor highlights men and young men spring overcoats with light weight options and novel ties. Street floor hosts complete men’s furnishings and hats with the Barnaby Special hat at 1.90. Prices and quality guaranteed as the store urges quick Easter preparations.
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Barnaby
Providence 13
Gpraudeat
New England
Barnaby's
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Wood Street
State of
Joseph A.perry
Joseph A. Perry
Joseph A
William
Tt. Odombell
Easterbrooks Block
Bristol, R. I
March 24Th
1908
Issac Peems
State Street
RK. I
G. W. Simmons
Emma E. Carey
Constitution Street
O. Leclair
Collins Street
F. Sanfor
William ST
R. J
Waldron-Brownell
Pmares and Furn Kitchen
Furnit
Bradford Street
John Shepard
Philias Fontaine
Staples Coal Co
Thames St
A. W. Orgelman
St. Andrews Club
General Contractors
Mason
Bay View
Franklin Street
Sald
William T. O’donnell
Mars, Williams
Church St
M. W. Schoen
Hope and
En Howe
Easterbrook
Hope Street
Russia
Vici Oxfords
Brown Vici Oxfords
OH the Shoeman
Mathewso
Providence
A. W. Hathaway
Fk. Crockford
E. Hibbert
W Paine
QO. Herrmann
F. Wilbur
B. Wall
O. West
Capt
A. Bickford
Barton
Buffinton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Saillant and
Cromer
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Grain-O
Kohler & Campbell
Gabler
Merrill
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