Pastors Honored At State Street Church Reception
Rev and Mrs John McVay and Rev T Snowden Thomas D D were honored at a church vestry reception. Thomas, former pastor 1845 to 1867, attended after a conference visit in Fall River. The gathering praised revival history and featured music, readings, and fellowship with Epworth League leaders.
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John McVay
T. Snowden Thomas
Methodist Church
D. D
State Street M. E
Mr. McVay
State St. M. E
Fall River
Mr. Thomas
Philadelphia
Chatham
Mass
Bristol
State Street ME
League
McVay
George A Richardson
Epworth League
Nathaniel Gladding
Sadie Paull
Edith Maxfield
Sadie
Catherine Paull
Mattie Paull
T Snowden Thomas
Dr. Thomas
Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Schedules
Mails arrive at 7.00 1000 12.00 2.00 4.46 7.15 pm plus clogs at 8.00 8 45 11 30 am 1 45 5 45 7 15 pm Sunday mail arrives 8 30 am closes 6 00 pm General delivery stamps sold 4 30 to 5 pm Office hours Sunday 9 30 to 10 30 am Sunday mail from carriers racks south door 9 30 to 10 30 am Earle and Prew express outward 7 35 and 11 05 am 3 05 and 5 05 pm inward 7 45 and 11 45 am 2 45 and 6 45 pm.
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Bristol
South Door
Earle & Prew Express
Local notices and community updates from Warren area
Sprinkling cart with James R West in charge made its first appearance this season yesterday. Arthur Veslauriers installed a new vibrator massage apparatus for barber shop patrons. Daniel R Case family returned home to Pappoosesquaw after months abroad. Louis Kebrek home from Rhode Island hospital in critical condition. Army and Navy shoes praised for comfort. New York Store listed F. M. Dimond. Mite Society to hold supper at vestry with chowder cake and ice cream. Brush fire near Warren river endangering two houses, extinguished within 30 feet of buildings. Rev T Snowden Thomas D D of Philadelphia visiting town, later returned home. Patrick Smith, former Wood Street businessman, died in Providence. funeral at St Joseph's Providence, body to be brought here for interment at St Mary's. Fortnightly club met at Miss Julia Drury's. Prof Wilfred H Munro spoke on world trip including India. Third Fortnightly subscription dance held in G A R Hall with MacGuire's Savoy Orchestra. attendees from Providence Barrington Warren. Morris Isaacson purchasing house at Bradford and Central. plan to move it to High Street lot. Decision to move H F Bennett house to vacant Colt Memorial site rather than relocating to Constitution and Hope streets.
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James R West
Arthur Veslauriers
Daniel R. Case
Pappoosesquaw
Louis Kebrek
Rhode Island Hospital
Army
Navy
New York
F. M. Dimond
Mite Society
The
First Baptist Church
Warren River
North Barrington
Camp Stanley
Trenton Street
Providence
Elmhurst
Iis
St Joseph’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Julia Drury
High and Strate Streets
Wilfred H Munro
Department of History
Brown University
India
Deafness Cure Claim Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure
Advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and is curable only by constitutional remedies. It pledges 100 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, notes product availability and price, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
FB. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drogeiste
Chimes and Local News in Bristol and Providence
Chimes at noon on Patriots Day honor Lexington with church bells. Horace G Miller sold a State street lot to Lydia M Cooke. deeds filed. Diman and Koehm drawn as petit jurors for Providence Superior Court next Monday. Col A B Meiggs recovering after carbuncle removal by local and Providence doctors. Mrs Lydia W Kendall Foster returns from six months in Edinburgh with her son and mother. Bristol advertises largest spring stock of boots shoes and oxfords at city prices. Moving pictures and songs to return to Bristol Opera House with Miss Colkin. Reba Rebekah Lodge No 12 set 88th anniversary events for April 25 with three lodges. Chimney fire on Shaw's Lane extinguished with no damage. Bristol Train of Artillery notes eight membership applications and two new members. drills planned twice weekly before inspection next month. Mirage yacht sold to Paul J Lainey of New York Yacht Club. formerly Vanderbilt tender Rainbow connection.
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Trinity Church
Lexington
Horace G. Miller
State Street
Lydia M. Cooke
George William Diman
Joachim Koehm
Providence
Col
A. B. Meiggs
A. M. Merriman
Dr. Smith
Lydia W. Kendall Foster
Kendall
Edinburgh
Scotland
Bristol
A. P. Nerone
Bristol Opera House
Miles Bros
New York City
Colkin
Reba Rebekah
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Shaw’s Lanes
Patrick Hammill
Bristol Train of Artillery
Mirage
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt
St Charles Branch No 681 elects officers and divides prize
CBS Us Election shows St Charles Branch No 681 L C B U elects Bernard Farley as president Miss Annie Christie as vice president Quernelius Gallagher financial secretary May Cleaver treasurer John Neary sergeant at arms and Philip Morris on the board of trustees Also Elizabeth McKevitt and Elizabeth Breen each earned eight new members a five dollar prize to be split and each receives a gold pin The society with 100 members plans an even meeting next Wednesday at G A R Hall with a free concert and speeches by Providence state officers indicating continued flourishing status.
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St. Charels
Bernard Farley
Annie Christie
Quernelius Gallagher
May Cleaver
John Neary
Board of Trastees
Philip Morris
Elizabeth McKevitt
Elizabeth Breen
G. A.R. Hall
O Rourke Quinn Couple Wed at St Marys Church
William Francis O Rourke and Miss Mary Agnes Quinn were married yesterday at St Marys Church at 8 am. Rev Thomas J Fitzpatrick conducted the ceremony and nuptial mass. Brides attire described, with attendant Miss Mary Garvin. Best man Peter O Rourke. Wedding breakfast at Mourne street home. Couple to reside on Usher street after brief wedding tour. Spectators saw decorative horses with messages praising the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Francis O'Rourke
Mary Agnes Quinn
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Mary Garvin
Peter
Rourke
Mourne Street
Usher Street
Poppasquash
Rest and Stomach Relief Promises in Kodol Ad
An advertisement argues the stomach is overworked and offers Kodol as a thorough stomach relief that digests what you eat and restores normal function. It notes a guarantee relief plan and sales by W. H. Bullington.
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W. H. Bullington
Trinity Sunday School Socials Report a Joyful Week
The junior and senior departments hosted socials in the Parish House on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Primary and main school parties featured games, sandwiches, ice cream, and cake. Easter Missionary banks were opened and counted, revealing a large sum. Miss Mildred Gorham performed readings, J Louis Coggeshall sang, and Miss Catherine Reynolds played violin to widespread approval.
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Trinity Sunday School
Pro and Con Club Debates Bristol Water Works Purchase
The Pro and Con Club met Wednesday with Rowland Goddard as secretary. The topic was whether Bristol should buy the water works. James B. Brown and R. E Murray spoke for. J. E. WFarrally and H. S. Smith opposed. Judges George Richardson M. W. Schoen and George Clowes ruled the affirmative winner. This was the final debate of the season. a mock trial is planned soon.
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Rowland Goddard
Bristol
James B. Brown
R. E Murray
J. E. Wfarrally
H.S. Smith
George Richardson
M. W. Schoen
George Clowes
Free trial offer for Rheumatic Urico remedy
Sufferers of rheumatism are invited to claim a free trial bottle of Urico from Smith Drug Co. Syracuse New York. The ad promises cure or strong relief and urges readers to send name address and pharmacist to receive postage paid in return mail. Urico is sold nationwide and locally in Bristol by J H Young. offer valid until it expires.
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Smith Drug Co
Syracuse
N. 4
Bristol
J. H. Young
Mortgagee's Sale of Personal Property in Bristol
Public auction scheduled for May 1 1907 at 10 am at 51 State street Bristol Rhode Island. Mortgagee Louis W Kunze authorized bidding at sale or any postponed sale. Attorney A T O'Donnell Bristol April 18 1907.
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State Street
Bristol
R. I
Joseph Devost
Philip Levesque
R.I
Devost & Levesque
Mass
Louis W. Kunze
A. T. O'Donnell
R.1
Card of Thanks Honors Loved Ones
A brief note extends sincere thanks to relatives and friends for expressions of sympathy and kind deeds, along with the beautiful tributes in our bereavement. Signed by John J. Kathleen and Grover W. Christie.
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John J
Kathleen
Grover W. Christie
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G. W. Christie
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G A R_ Hall
MacGuire
Savoy Orchestra
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H. F. Bennett
Colt Memorial High
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J. B. Newman
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Aid For Children’s Home
the Children’s Home
Phenix
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DeWitt
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Rhode Island
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Memorial Hall
Bristol. R
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Hope and
Church Streets
Bradford Street
Ean
John Alden
Haxall
ST. Louis
Alaska
Empire Brand
Harlequin
California
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Cottage Qreen House
Miles Congdon
Court Street
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Mart 3
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Franklin Street
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