Pleasant St Michael's Inn Supper and Fair Aids Church Debt
A large crowd attended the D Wolf Inn event hosted by St Michael's church ladies. The bazar and decorated booths raised funds to reduce the church organ debt while guests enjoyed music and a harbor view. Various tables were managed by named organizers and helpers, with prizes awarded for candy bean guesses.
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D’wolf Inn
St. Michael’s Church
Amy Hayes
B. Rockwell, Jr
E—it_De Wolf
M. D’w. Perry
H. H. Cabot
Wallis EH. Howe
H. A. DuVillard
James Lincoln
Claudia Tucker
Maria Norris
Edith Howe
Arthur Howe
Henry Perkins
William G. Low, Jr
Hodgkinson
Grace Howe
Low
Joseph E. Fletcher
Edward Barrows
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Isabelle Hoffman
W. Fred Williams
Alfred M. Merriman
Alice Bourn
Bessie Bourn
Henry W. Hayes
Florence Archer
Lisa Archer
Misa. Berké- Maforrest
Coscoeee
Helen Wheelwright
Marjorie van Wickle
Lefferts S. Hoffman
Ethel Chapin
Lillian Wilson
Mamie Rounds
Miss Parker
Louise Young
Benjamin MacDougall
John Into
Grabs
Christine Howe
Harriet Fletcher
Helen Metcalf
William Gladding
Congdon Walker Wedding in Providence Home Ceremony
Herbert Henry Congdon and Miss Ahene Maude Walker wed Wednesday at the bride’s mother's home 222 Broadway Providence in a small ceremony officiated by Rev. Samuel H Webb D D. The couple's immediate family and relatives attended with the bridal party in white chiffon and pink sweet peas. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast and reception were held before a short wedding trip and onward residence on High Street.
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Providence
Herbert Henry Congdon
Ahene Maude Walker
Samuel H. Webb
Christchurch
Martha Hazard Walker
Broadway
Lottie Belle Hayden
J. Richard Walker
Martha J. Walker
Joseph W. H. Walker
Rowland H. Wilson
Robert Wilson
A Successful Railroad Official
Sept W J Jones of the Newport and Providence Railway Company will depart for Austin Texas to assume management of an electric railway recently bought by the same Maine capitalists syndicate that owns the Newport and Providence railway. Jones has shown ability in local management and earns a higher position. He leaves behind many friends who regret his departure yet praise his advancement.
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W. J. “Jones
Newport and Providence Railway Company
Austin
Texas
Maine
Newport and Providence Railway
Jones
Kodol For Dyspepsia Promoted By Amherst Professor
Prof Tyler of Amherst College notes a man needs a digestive system and praises Kodol For Dyspepsia as a remedy. The ad urges daily care after overeating and claims the product digests what you eat, sold by W. H. Buffington.
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Prof. Tyler
Amherst College
W. H. Buffington
Mother Goose Entertainment at Rockwall Home
A Wednesday morning program at Mr and Mrs O B Rockwall Hope Street benefited the Y M C A. Despite threatening weather the Mother Goose entertainment drew a good crowd with a parade and parlor performances led by Miss Juliette M Fish. The event featured numerous costume tableaux and a “Death and Burial of Cock Robin” with Miss Emily Potter of New York, plus piano by Miss Flagg and refreshments by Mrs C H Manchester.
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Mother Goose
Juliette M. Fish
Goose
Tha Es
Dock Robin
Emily Potter
New York
Flagg
C. H. Manchester
Raymond Archer
Mary
Florence Archer
Jack and Jill
John DeWolf
Alice DeWolf
Ding Dong Bell
Grace "Abbott
Gwendolin Gray
Bo Peep
Gwendolin Knight
Jack Lewis
Marion Preston
Jack Horner
Jobo Archer
Tom
George L. Howe
Marjorie Daw
Janet MacDougall
Catherine Merrill
Goosey Goosey Gander
Helen Trotter
Frederic Williams
Augustine van Wickle
Charlotte Merrill
Cock Robin
Sparrow
Helen Church
Fly
June Rockwell
Alicia Archer
Beetle
Gladys Pardee
Lavinia Hodgkinson
Lark
Mary Reynolds
Owl
Marjorie van Wickle
Rook
Sophie Tillinghast
Dove
Madeline Reynolds
Kite
Katherine Pardee
Bull
Katherine Reynolds
Linnet
Edith Trotter
Breakfast Keeper of Health Tone
A vivid persuasive paragraph extols breakfast as the foundation of happiness and productive work. It links stomach health to mental clarity and mood, urging avoidance of morbid thinking. It promotes Kodol for dyspepsia after meals, sold by W H Buffington.
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W. H. Buffington
Need of Money Prompt Letter From Nervous Nephew
A young Irishman writes to his uncle asking for $25 and expresses extreme shame at the plea. He notes the messenger will wait, hoping the letter arrives. The uncle replies with comfort, saying Providence heard the prayer and the messenger lost the letter.
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Yessenger
Jack
Providence
Look Pleasant in Hard Times
The verse urges readers to smile and keep a cheerful, kind manner even when lonely or worried. It notes patience is hard, cheerfulness tougher, but good humor is contagious and can invite others' goodwill while a frown drives friends away.
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Lee
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Sophige
Providence, R. I
State Street
COAL
F.T. Remieres
Hope and
Bradford Sts
Just
Ghent
Belgium
Hope Street
R. H. Dunbar
Woop
Walley
Bristol Granite Company Granite and Marble
Perry Streets
Poppasquash Road
Bristol, R. Ff
D’welf Inn
Sam
Congdon—Walker
Mother Goose Entertainment
Bristol
Hope Drug Company
Grand Army Hall
The
Merchants National Bank
Westminster Street
Royal Ctaft
Moses J. Barber
Sam’s R. Dorrance
Frank A. Greene
Flatirons
Youngs Drug Store
Earle& Prew’s Express
Warren
Bales Department
Bristol County Gas & Electric CO
Young's
Earle & Prew's
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