Governor Garvin Calls Extraordinary Legislature Session
Governor Garvin issued a proclamation scheduling an extraordinary legislative session for September 18. He cites that key committees have not reported on major measures including constitutional initiative voter registry for city council elections and gubernatorial veto power. Analysts expect a brief, costly session around $400 with limited practical results.
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Congregational Club Social at Memorial Chapel
The Congregational Club held a well attended social in Memorial Chapel on Wednesday evening. President Mrs F H Buffinton greeted guests as the chapel was decorated with cut flowers. The program included readings, vocal and piano solos, and a dessert service with refreshments poured by Mrs H Barton and Mrs Burnham. Waitresses were Misses Eva Pickles Geneva Wyman Jennie Bowler Ada Pickles Helen Waldron Iola Thompson.
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Memorial Chapel
F H. Buffinton
Reading
Bill Mason
Edith Edwards
Fewer gallons, Devoe paint lasts longer than rivals
A brief note states that the Devoe paint mix uses fewer gallons and contains less lead and zinc than standard mixed paints. It claims the finish wears twice as long as lead and oil based products, suggesting greater durability and efficiency.
Bristol Post Office Mails and Local Notices Update
Mails arrive at set times with outward Express matter due by 7:45 and 11:00 a.m. and 2:55 and 6:30 p.m. Local items report Horace Miller bedridden with rheumatic fever and Henry Bassett to officiate at Trinity Church services. Notices cover gas ranges, a $30,000 railroad damages suit by Arthur H. Dodge, travel and social events, sports plans, sales, and a new Linden Place chandelier with 60 electric lights.
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Earle & Prew Express
Horace Miller
H. Peterson
Bradford Street
C. W Sparks
Frank Hammill
Harvard Law School
Belvedere
W. L. McKee
Boston
Minnie Perry
Lavinia Hodgkinson
Hugo
Colorado
New York
P. Nerone
State Street
Bristol Pentecostal Church
F. FE. Talbee
Jane Nimmo
Andrew Nimmo
Court Street
T. Newton Owen
First Congregational Church
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
J. H. Young
Arthur H. Dodge
Barrington
New Haven
Wallis E. Howe
St. Augustine
Florida
T. J. Connery
T. J. Connery’s
Bristol Train of Artillery Elects Committees at Adjourned Meeting
Last evening the Bristol Train of Artillery held an adjourned annual meeting and elected Auditing Court Martial Entertainment Relief Ladies Aid and Repair Halland committees. Col Barrett appointed Graham as Armorer and Usher as Quartermaster with officers to serve until a future meeting. They planned to escort Babbitt Post on Memorial Day and declined an invitation to parade in Providence. A chowder was served and Corporal Gray was thanked for the entertainment.
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State Street
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Providence
Douglas Avenue
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William T. O'Donnell
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Hope Street
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Ponce de Leon
T. J. Connery
Salvation Army Hall
Handy
Barrington
G.A . Hall
Straight Bros. Orchestra
Mercury
Joseph Charles Nolan
Cora Abbey van Auken
Walliam Worthington
St. Luke's Rectory
East Greenwich
Angus Matheson
Edward P. Chambers
Bristol
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Owens
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North Cemetery
Salada
Jack Rose
Monarch
Brownell and Field's
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Bristol Train of Artillery
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C. H Usher
Charles Card
F. M. Straight
F. M. Mott
Col. S Bourn
John P. Robertson
A. M. Graham
James Dew. Perry
Gardner
Graham
N. Sparks
Robertson
J . Dew. Perry
A. W. Barrett
Usher
F. E. Sorman
Ladies Aid Committee
Bourn
Straight
Card
Robert Bingham
Halland Repair Committee
Col
Barrett
Babbitt Post
8. B. Hunt
United Train of Artillery
Gray
Guardian's Notice in April 1904 for Hackett minors
Guardian announces appointment by Probate Court of Bristol Town for estates of Bury T Irene and John T Hackett minors of Bristol. Bonds posted as required and guardians notify all claimants to present claims within six months and all debtors to pay guardian.
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Bilsborough
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Nimmo
Bristol
Guardian
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Mary Lewis
Munro
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Ristol
Bury T
Irene
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Ae Bustol
Elsiris
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Hackett
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Rhode Island
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Katharine A.amill
William F. Cdunnell
Easterbrooks Building
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