Breen and Murphy Wed at St Marys in Morning Ceremony
Breen Murlphy couple united in marriage at St Marys Church in a morning ceremony officiated by Rev John Downing. Bride Jennie Murphy attended. Philip Morris served as best man. After a church reception at 24 Congregational Street, the couple plans a wedding trip to Boston and Maine and will reside at 16 Usher Street. Breen works in the Nat India Rubber Company shoe department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough F. Breen
Julia EB. Murphy
St. Mary's Church
John F. Downing
St. Mary’s Church
Jennie Murphy
Philip Morris
Congregational Street
Boston
Maine
Usher Street
Breen
National India Rubber Company
Breen and Murphy in this town Aug ceremony
Rev. John F. Downing officiates a ceremony in this town announcing the Aug. event for Hugh F. Breen and Miss Julia E. Murphy, both residents.
Obituaries from Spooner-Melrose area notes July and August
Several short death notices list Edward M Spooner Jr age 57. Grace Maud Clark age 28 years 6 months 22 days. Jane Matilda Bowler age about 70. George Francis Sousa age 7 months 6 days. Jennie Noto age 5 months. Town of Spooner Melrose brief notices dated Aug 3-5.
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Spooner
Mélrose
Mass
Edward M. Spooner, Jr
Clark
Grace Maud Clark
Bowler
Jane Matilda Bowler
William F. Bowley
Ban Sousa
George Francis
Joseph
Ella San Sousa
Ani
Noto
Jennie Noto
Bernardo
Annie Noto
Wistol Post Office Mails Arrive and Closing Times
Post office schedules show mail arrivals and closures with multiple daily times. Sunday details indicate arrivals at 8.00 am and closures at 4.50 pm, plus carrier rack distribution from south door 9.30 to 10.80 am. Office hours on Sunday are listed as 9.80 to 10.80 am.
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Wistol
South Door
Adams Express Bristol schedule hours
Express matter departure and arrival times for Bristol via Adams Express. Outward trains leave at 7.50, 11.20, 3.20 and 5.20 a.m. Inward arrivals occur at 8.00, 12.00 a.m., 2.00 and 6.30 p.m.
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Bristol
Adams Express
Tides at Bristol and Nearby Ports Reported
High tide sequencing shows Newport leading Bristol by 14 minutes and Bristol ahead of Providence by 11 minutes. Mean tide ranges noted as Newport 8 ft 6 in, Bristol 4 ft 1 in, Providence 4 ft 4 in.
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Bristol
Newport
Providence
Local notices and society items from Bristol area a during week
Newport visitors and residents featured in a string of social notes and notices. J H Barker visits his uncle A O Wood on State street while Miss Jennie Maynes and Miss Mary McElroy are in Milwaukee. Bristol and Warren people attend events in Milwaukee and Newport Harbor plans are announced for Old Home Week excursion aboard Steamer Sagamore. A regular School Committee meeting, fraternal orders events, dances and lodge picnics are listed with upcoming dates and locations.
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J. H. Barker
Newport
A. O. Wood
State Street
Bristol Highlands
James Mason
Montreal
Canada
W. O. Talbot
Constitution Street
Jennie Maynes
Alexander
Mary McElroy
Warren
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry P. Howland
Laura Howland
Reba Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Swansea
Lawrence Greenwell
Mineral Ridge
Ohio
Thomas
James Greenwell
Charles Livingston
Sea Brook Farm
Chestnut Street
Holmes Brook
State and
Thames Street
George H. Bush
Messrs
Rogers and
Benjamin
Sagamore
Newport Harbor
Ini
Hall's Catarrh Curesa Cure All Stages
1100 Kewara the readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages Catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the the syntam thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case Hig it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials Price 75c per bottles Sold by all Drug gists Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation
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Hall
Local News Items and Personal Notes from Attleboro and Nearby
A crowded column records social visits, shop ads, repairs, and local happenings. Notables include Misses Mary Agnes and E S S Trotter visiting relatives, newly announced marriages, typhoid cases, job changes at a phone exchange, and a bereaved brother of Lord Decies Beresford. The piece also notes boat excursion turnout, a bridge party at Ferry Hill, and several real estate transfers.
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Attleborose
Mary
Aid
Agnes
Pawtucket
Mire
Margaret
Ahearn
East Casnan
Conn
Princely
Jack Rabbit
German Clothing Company
E. 8S. Trotter
New York City
W. R. Trotter
Charles V. Perry
Varnum Avenue
Marie Scheidler
Millie Beck
Andrew Schaftt
O. H. Birkford
Messrs. Young and
Vermette
W. Fred Fish
Hope Street
Franklin Street
George H. Peck
Burnside Memorial Hall
John Barros Mamadino
Mary Martin
Giuseppe Nastri
Josephine Baune
Jose Teixeira
Maria L. Cabral
Coggerhall
John Conahian
Bay View Avenue
W. F. Dutty
Mary Maderos
Bradford Street
Hattie Gray
Fairhaven
Mass
Edith Kent
Warren
Miss Gray
William Beresford
High Street
Lord Decies Beresford
Windsor
Mr.Beresford
New York
Engand
Little Tommy Questions Family Etiquette Joke
A dinner table joke features Tommy asking why Mama helps Ethel first. Mama replies that ladies must come first, prompting Tommy to triumphantly ask why he was born before Ethel. A light exchange on manners and order at the table.
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Tommy
Ethel
Warrant Expected for Dr John Lake in Miss Meiggs Death
Coroner Eugene H Lincoln of Providence says a warrant will be issued today for Dr John Lake of this town. The inquest found the death of Miss Mary Meiggs at Providence’s St Joseph’s Hospital resulted from a criminal operation by Lake. Witnesses included Mrs Annie Meiggs and Henry Meiggs, with testimony that Dr Lake treated the girl and an illegal operation was performed. Dr J R Siegel was called when the case grew serious.
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Eugene H. Lincoln
Providence
John Lake
HiDre Lake
Mary KB
Meigge
Joseph’s
Hospital Providence
Lincoln
Superior Court
Mise Meiggs
Johan Lake
Algo
A. H
Longfellow
Mary E. McKenna
Joseph’s Hospital
Adris William L.arris
JO. R. Siegel
Portrait Added Of Bristol High School Principal Latham
A new handsomely framed oil portrait of the late Henry S. Latham was added yesterday to Bristol High School’s principal gallery. Latham led the school from 1864 to 1867, with the portrait funded by former pupils. Superintendent John P. Reynolds has expanded a photograph collection of principals up to 1908 and aims to secure a full painting gallery.
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Henry S. Latham
Bristol High School
Oolé Memorial High School
Latham
Stacey Tolman
Providence
John P. Reynolds
Reynold
William Everett Jillaon
Lafayette Burr
Nathan B. Cooke
Thomas W. Bicknell
Frank G. Morley
Charles Fish
Walter I. Marston
Edward D. Mason
James A. Estee
Wm. Sheafe Chase
Frank M. Bronson
Theron H. Carter
Joshua Eddy Crane
Arthur P. Johnson
Irving H Gamwell
Clifford: Whipple
Walter D DeVanut
John L. Chapman
John C. Davis
Messrs
Bickwell
Cooks
Carter
Johnson
Whipple
Spelling Reform Arrest Stuns Government Officials
Rector-Greaser is reported arrested by the government for using a simplified spelling in his advertisements. StaUs questions the illegality, while Rector-Baut notes the misspelling as he wrote oleomar garine instead of butter.
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Greaser
Ben
StaUs
Baut
Chuggins Faces Traffic Blockade Arrest Report
A clipped dialogue shows Mr. Chuggins denying yesterday’s arrest for sneeding while noting today’s incident involving traffic blockage. The exchange hints at a local dispute or misunderstanding with police actions.
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Mr. Chuggins
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Ofke
R. I
Long Distance Telephone
Farrally Grothmers - Proprietors
JF. Farrally
Cer
Bristol Post Office
Phoenix News
H. T. Peterson
Wood's Building
High St
Hasbrouck
Wood Street
Your
Phoenix
Amy L. Hayer
Mary Cunningham
W. Thiele
Viets G. Peck
Champion Shoe Repairing Co
Hope
Young & Vermette
Geo. H. Peck
Geo. H. Pack Jones& Co
Jones & Co
Breen—Murphy
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Black Suede
Black Cravenette
Russia
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and
Westminster Corner
Sunday Mails
A.M. P.M
EF. E. Talbee
First Baptists Church
A. S. Stowell
New Hampshire
Pentecostal Church
Wallis E. Howe
H. Whitman
W. Fred Williams
Beatrice Colt
Fces
St. Mary's T. A. Society
James J. Connery
Total Abstinence Union of America
P. P. Walsh
Ladies' Auxiliary
Minnie Murphys
Louise Hranklin
Bristol Golf Club
M. de Wolf Perry
John Ernest Allen
Heatrice Colt
Golf Club
William D. Skinner
Parmenas Skinner
Mount Hope Terrace
Ensign R.wilson
Francisco Cirrillo
Hugh F. Kelly
Frank Sousa
Thompson Street
Cornelius Brogan
Collings
Rose Lavander
Suzman’s Clothing and Shoe
Thomas F. Fitts
Rhode Island Hospital
Mra
Annie McUarty
Mr. Fitte
Jody Mr. Fitts
Olneyville
Westminster Street
Mr. Hitts
Seventh Regiment, Rhode Island Volunteers
THE
Bristol Sports
Bristol Ferry
Sae
Texas CO. S
Hope Grocery
Vermette & Young
Eve St
Bristol Ferry Wharf
Prudence Ferry
Public Dock
Church Street
Prudence
Ken
D’wolf Inn
Mit
Phenix Office
Storday
Ferry Road
Phgnix
Colt Memorial High School
P. F
F. M. Dimond
Bristol Neck
McCaskey
Stoughton Bros
Grossman
Louis McLabkey
Hope and Valley Scr
Walley Street
Telephone
Warren Monumental Works
Cornelius” Manrington
Monty
Ralhosd Ave
Uae
Aera
Alent Loe
Ise
Hap
Boomers
Rm Dor
Rey
Irving W. Smith
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