Secretary of State Charles P Bennett Dies in Vermont
Rhode Island official Charles P Bennett longtime Secretary of State dies at Brattleboro Retreat after 27 years in State service. Born Westerly 1861 he never left public life since 1882 rising from clerk to Secretary of State in 1893. He married Irene Prince in 1889. widow since 1890. later married Carrie Briggs in 1903. He held numerous Masonic and civic memberships.
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Newport County Fair Plans and Baby Show Prizes
Newport County Fair will take place in Portsmouth on Aug 7 8 9 10 with a Baby Show on Sept 7 offering solid silverware prizes for two age classes under one year and one to two years. Ida Jenness Moulton of Beverly MA will perform with original monologues music and dramatic selections. prize waltz follows entertainment. Alfred Vanderbilt has entered horses for Sept 9 and Temple Club of Providence will present a first class show Thursday evening.
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Trinity Sunday School Outing at Hunt's Mills
Aug gl Tuesday event announces annual outing of Trinity Sunday school and parish at Hunt's Mills. Sept 7 Wednesday Lawn Fete for Children's Home benefit. Sept 9 Thursday opening of Bristol Opera House featuring Miss Petticoats.
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Hunt’s Mills
Children’s Home
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Baseball on the Common Draws Big Crowd Tomorrow
A Bristol-War ren game on the Common is favored over the Trotting Park plan. Manager Demara shifts to the Common, predicting one of the largest crowds. Lineup includes Walsh Dezelle Hercoux Demara Morris Van Almkerk Gomnan Blucker Ahearn. Also Bristol Independents vs Columbia Athletic Club in Providence and Warren-Bristol business men games next week. The Bristol Baptists face St Mary's on the Common at 1 PM on the east diamond.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Ideal New England Play Miss Petticoats at Bristol Opera House
A review lauds the local color and charm of Miss Petticoats set in New Bedford, praising Agatha’s arc from whaler’s girl to Countess Fornay. It highlights sea folk humor, vivid characters, elaborate scenery, and a capable company as it opens at Bristol Opera House on Thursday September 9 for one night only.
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New Bedford
Boston Theatre
New England
Bristol Opera House
Local Obituaries for Lynoh and Hughes
In this town on Aug 24 Andrew Lynoh aged 65 and at Bellevue Hospital New York on Aug 24 Albert T Hughes aged 26 both men are named as residents or visitors.
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