Death of Andrew Lynch at Ferry Cliffe Farm
Bristol mourns Andrew Lynch who died August 24 after a long farm career at Ferry Cliffe Farm begun in 1878. He immigrated from Tabart Ireland in 1864 and guided livestock and show preparation with fairness and business skill. His wife Mary Lynch died recently, and their son John P. Lynch, now a practicing physician, is praised for carrying on the family legacy.
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Andrew Lynch
Bristol
Tabart
County Cavan
Ireland
New York
Ferry Cliffe Farm
Mary
Ferry Hill
Lynch
Albert T Hughes Dies in New York En Route to Buffalo
Albert T Hughes of this town died at Bellevue Hospital New York at 2 a.m. Tuesday after falling ill with acute indigestion while traveling to Buffalo with Fred Serbst. The body arrived home early this morning. Funeral set for tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. from his sister Mrs Henry Silvia’s residence 19 Jewett Avenue and 9 a.m. at St Mary’s Church with interment at St Mary’s Cemetery. He leaves two brothers William and Thomas and three sisters Mrs Hay Shiva Miss Katharine and Miss Adam Hughes.
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Andrew Lynch
Ferry Hill
Tabart
County Cavan
Ireland
Patrick
Mary Lynch
United States
New York
Webster
Mass
Dyer
Bristol
Ferry Cliffe Farm
Peter Riley
Mary McSherry
St. Mary’s Church
Charles J. Rogers
Albert T. Hughes
Bellevue Hospital
Buffalo
N.Y
Fred Serbst
Jaddektaker A
P. Duffy
Newi York
Henry P Thayer Comrade Dies at Soldiers' Home
Henry P Thayer died Tuesday at the Soldiers' Home after an illness of about two years. A native of Providence he had a sister and resided in Providence. He served in Company
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Eury
Thayer
Providence
Caves
Sob
State range shooting honors Bristol Train of Artillery
At Rumford state range the Bristol Train of Artillery led by Col. Merton A. Cheesman posted top scores across 60, 75, 200 and 600 yard events. Notable performances included Cheesman winning the 600 yard event with 45 points and Lieut. Col. S. W. Bourn and A. Gale also posting high marks for the unit.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
Merton A. Cheesman
Rumford
A. T. Gale
N. B
S. W. Bourn
Bristol Train Artillery
T. P. Brightman
W. F. Kirkwood
Muj. J. F. Uuestis
J. T. Robertson
M.A. A. St. Gale
M. A. Cheesman
B. T.A
S. W.bourn
Col. M. A. Cheesman
A. B
Priv
H. T. Springer
B. A
Priv. A. Bender, B. A., 20, 20; Ensign-O. C. Myer
Altaterar de F
J. M. Bullock
B. T
T. McCaw
T. B Clay
B.T. A
J. W. Coggeshall
R. S. Brightman
J. L. Bullock
Corp
F. E. Lazman
Col
N. B8
H. T. McCaw
Mus
J. F. Huestis
A. Bender
Ensign C. C. Myer
J. L. Baillock
F.A. Saillant
H. Sprieger
M_Balloo
W. EF. Kirkwood
F. E. Sazman
Gol S. W. Boarn
L. Bell
M. A. A. T. Gale
Ensign C. O. Myers
BR. S. Brightman
N. Wt
B. Ay 1%, 18; Priv. A. Bender
Lieut
Bristol
Marriage Proposal Over Frugal Diet Mix-Up
A playful overheard exchange turns on a brown bread and water diet. She jokes she can sustain it indefinitely for complexion. He seizes the moment and asks to marry her, prompting a humorous agreement.
Overtaxed kidneys signal Bristol reader remedy choice
Bristol reader Mrs. E G Cobleigh shares that Doan s Kidney Pills eased her mother s back pains and kidney troubles years ago and helped prevent recurrence. The ad notes Doan s Kidney Pills sell for 50 cents via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents and urges readers to remember the name Doan s.
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Bright
Bristol
E. G. Cobleigh
Hope St
R. Ly
Dean
Foster-Milburn O
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’s
Ex-Gov Rice in town as U S steamers visit Bristol
Ex Governor Rice of Massachusetts has been in town for several days as guests of Alexander Perry. United States steamers Mayflower and Standish, with about 50 safety engineers aboard, visited Bristol harbor and toured Herreshoff shops. The town held a cam bake at Fox Hill, a street parade welcomed visiting fire companies, and a town meeting discussed a water supply proposal. A Y M C A reunion, bi centennial planning, and local industry notes follow, including new sprinkler on Hope Street and corn sold at 25 cents per ear.
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The
Phoenix
Rice
Massachusetts
Alexander Perry
United States
Mayflower
Brown
S. S. Standish
Dickens
Sadet
Herreshoft Manufacturing Company
Herreshoff
Javelin
Fox Hill
St. Michael’s Church
Narragansett Fire Co
Cedar Grove
Narragansett Eye Co
Warren
Hiere
Emmet
Hydraulic Engine and Hose Co
Bristol Cornet Band
G. Mott
Stoughton
Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Co
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co
Hydraulic Enginez and Hose Co
Bristol
Town Hall
George H. Norman, Esq
Newport
William J. Mhler
Young Men’s Christian Association
Mt. Hope
Providence
W. G. Marsh
Australia
Association
Marsh
George H. Slade
Robert Holden
LeBaron B. Colt. Esq
William J. Miller
William H. Spooner
Edward S. Babbitt
Hope Street
Weather and transport notes from North America report
Snow fell Friday near Montreal while Niagara Falls bridge safety is questioned by engineers. Lewiston records its coldest season day in years with frost on low lands. Hartford coal clubs delivered coal for 9.80 per ton against 12 in retail. Ontario harvest proves exceptionally high with 3,000,000 baskets of peaches to market slowly dropping in price. Drought hurts Boston area gardens as cabbage curls and streams dry. A contemporary notes Congress could fail to act.
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Montreal
Niagara Falls
Lewiston
Hartford Coal Clubs
Bridget
North Stonington
New York
Ontario
Canada
Delawaré
Hell Gate
Congress
Bristol Defeats Newport Twice In Club Match
Bristol and Newport clubs played two matches with Bristol winning the first 48 to 28 on Monday July 5 and the second by 14 runs as Bristol again led. Twemly pitched well and Bristol’s fielding was strong through five innings though the later play eased. Key players included Munro Gould and Reynolds for Bristol and Goffe Bennett Weaver and Case for Newport in a detailed box score.
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Newport
Bristol Club
Acore
Bristols
Newports
Bristol
Munro
Gofee
Reynolds
Gould
Edwards
Bennett
Herreshoff
Weaver
Talbot
Harper
S. Tucker
Twomley
West
Peckham
Fortune
J.tucker
J. Tooker
Goffe
Twomly
Case
E. A. Warner
J.S. Peckham
Ee Bull
Harvard
Keep the Milk Clean for a Healthy Baby
The Delineator warns to keep milk clean after receipt, store separately from meats, use proper bottles, and cleanse with cold and boiling water with borax or soda. Never feed a baby milk over twenty four hours old or milk of doubtful quality. Keep milk on ice, covered, in clean bottles to reduce illness.
Accident at Bristol Neck Injures Two Men and Destroys Car
Last evening at 9 15 a Suburban car struck a buggy on the Main road near Bristol Neck opposite Gibson road. Nathaniel B Fales and Wendell H Hazard were thrown from the buggy, the horse killed and the vehicle demolished. Both men were taken to Mr Bales home and treated by Drs Seymour and Morrisseau. Fales had a broken nose and scalp wounds while Hazard suffered scalp wounds on the crown. Both men were not deemed seriously injured and are expected to recover.
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Nathaniel B. Fales
Wendell H. Hazard
Bristol Neck
Gibson Road
Warren
Bales
Alnas
Horace B. Seymour
T. G. Morrisseau
Fales
Hazard
Burdens Shared in Conversation Between Two Philosophers
Sillicus advocates bearing one another's burdens while Cynicus notes many people overestimate their ability to bear others' burdens compared with their own. The exchange highlights empathy and self-awareness in moral reflection.
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Sillicus
Cynicus
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Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry
Rhode Island Heavy Artillery
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Henry P. Thayer
T. A
Lieut. J T. P. Brightman
Phenix
Hope and
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Court Street
High
Narragansett Court
Richmond Manufacturing Company
George W. Simmons
Church Street
John S. Weeden
Ay Simmons
Weeden
Babbitt Post
T. Sanders
T. J. Griffin
H. C. Gifford
P. J. Bradford
Flas Ik
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Drugvista
Cc. W. Sparks Druxzgist
Rhode Island State College
State and the Nation
Agriculture
Howard Edwards
Kingston. R. I
Sugar House
R. I
Ashley
San Domingo
Fall River
Hotel
Belvedere
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