Children’s Grove Offers Free Picnic Grounds Near Bristol Neck
The Phoenix highlights the Children’s Grove near Bristol Neck Bris tol Highlands. Thanks to Charles B. Rockwell and the late Henry M. Gibson, the rustic site is open freely for Sunday Schools, mothers, and children to enjoy restful afternoons. Benches and tables have been provided along with cleared space for picnics, accessible from suburban cars without applications. The project aims for daily use by families and community groups during warm days.
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Phoenix
Bristol Neck
Bristol Highlands
Charles B. Rockwell
Henry M. Gibson
Wilson and Lansing weigh recall of ambassador over Arabic sinking
The New York Tribune reports President Wilson and Secretary Lansing may recall Ambassador Gerard from Berlin after a thorough evidence review shows the Arabic sinking was unjustified. They would delay action until all doubt is removed, possibly a week or more, and may sever diplomatic relations if Germany remains unfriendly.
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Lansing
Gerard
Berlin
New York Tribune
Germany
Mails Close Times and Rates Noted
The excerpt lists closing times and rates in shilling or money terms with multiple entries such as 7.0 8.50 11.30 and 1.50 5.50 7.15 Pp. m indicating post afternoon deadlines and pricing.
Many local residents travel and shop notices fill Bristol posts
Charles Goldstein visits Boston. Mrs Manchester and Miss King vacation in Attleboro Chicopee Falls Plymouth and Newport others across Massachusetts. SUZMAN'S marks down 10 25 percent. Moonlight excursion aboard Sagamore leaves at 7 30 and returns 11. Local activities include lodge outings parades tennis suits and paving work at Colt High School.
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Charles Goldstein
Boston
Herbert Manchester
Attleboro
Annie G. King
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Suzman
S. P. Colt
Rosa A. Grosvenor
Wyndham
Newport
Julia
Annie Gayton
Westerly
New London
Watch Hill
Lillian Frances Sawyer
Annie Lincoln Luther
Foxboro Cottage
Onset
Robert A. Black
John Temple Drury
Westminster Street
Arthur L. Monroe
Alice Monroe
Providence
A. K. Bullock
Oliver Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure Deceptive Patent Medicine Ad
Copy describes Frank J Cheney sworn oath as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Claims the remedy is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Urges sending for testimonials and notes product sold in Toledo without druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Frank J Cheney
F J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Fr. Cheney & CO
Ohio
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold in 36 Pills for 25 Cents
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills in glass bottles with 36 sugar coated pills for 25 cents. Claims ease of use and relief from constipation. Promotes taking one pill nightly with water and notes availability at all druggists.
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Dr. King
New Life
Local travelers and a hydroplane sighting over Providence Harbor
Miss Alice Hall and Miss Gertrude G Bunn returned Saturday from an automobile trip in Massachusetts. Mrs B E L Hahimill who recently had appendicitis surgery at Flope Hospital Providence plans to return home today. A hydroplane circled Providence Harbor around 830 this morning, coming from the north and sailing over Papscosequaw Point before heading back toward the river.
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Illinois
Mr. Witherell
Vermont
Bradford Street
Colt Memorial High School
Hope Street
United States
LeBaron B. Colt
Profile House
White Mountains
Senator Colt
Col. S. P. Colt
Samuel Ferdico
National India Rubber Company
Amy G. Horton
William Alexander
Providence
Chester L. Wyman
Lindhurst
Flora Hahn
Seattle
Washington
Gertrude Horton
Warren
Elizabeth Cole
Providence Telephone Company
Old Orchard
Maine
Ella May Gray
Franklin C Lindley
Berkshire Courier
Great Barrington
Mass
William W. Perry
Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Harrison Brothers
Perry
International Rubber Company
West Barrington
G Murphy
J. F Farrally
Phyllis
Doris
Lake Dudley
Locke Mills
Clinton T Sherman
Margaret A Goff
Woodstreet
Alice Hall
Providencé Siiver
Ore Ae
Rosary at Pastime Theatre Draws Packed House
Many people could not witness The Rosary at the Pastime Theatre Saturday as the house was full. Manager Dillon hopes to book the production again. The seven reel drama held attention from start to finish though receipts were small due to low admission prices. Next Friday Dillon brings The Juggernaut in four parts with Williams and Stewart, a Blue Ribbon Vitagraph. Birth of a Nation may be shown soon.
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Dillon
German Drive Checked as Moltke Sunk in Gulf of Riga
British submarine sinks the dreadnought Moltke and Russian flotilla destroys two German cruisers eight torpedo boats and four transports in the Gulf of Riga. The naval engagement is viewed as turning the tide against the German eastward push toward Petrograd.
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Moltke
Petrograd
Neill and Duffy Tie Vows at St Mary's Church
Jackson Neill and Miss Catherine Malvina Duffy of this town wed in a morning ceremony at St Marys Church. Rev Francis E Duffy officiated and celebrated the nuptial mass. Bride was attended by Miss Mary Evelin Duffy and Joseph M Edmonds served as best man.
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DeWolf Farm
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Malafronte
M. Appelman
Amboy
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Samuel Lindsay
Brockton
Arthur E. Bowler
Bristol Narrows
Bowler
Mary Morin
Arther Morin
Blackstone
Mass
Gardiner West
Locust Farm
Gooding Avenue
Henry W. Peterson
Jackson Neill
Catherine Malvina Duffy
St. Mary's Church
Francis E. Duffy
Mary Evelin Duffy
Joseph M. Edmonds
Barnaby's Clothing Draws Providence Shoppers
In Providence nearly every resident reportedly buys clothing at Barnaby's shop, reflecting its dominance in local fashion retail and repeated customer loyalty.
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Providence
Barnaby’s
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