Knights of Pythias Fair extends bazaar to tonight
The K P Fair committee extended the bazaar from last evening to tonight amid a festive program. Grand Chancellor Robert Svdeltl and Supreme Representative John E. Bowen attended with other Grand Board members. A Cartier of Warren guest night featured a parade led by St Marys Fife and Drums Band and a fancy drill. Hydraulion Engine No 1 hosted last night with a parade before the fair opening. prizes will be awarded tonight.
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Robert Svdeltl
John E. Bowen
Hiram D. Murray
Thomas Holloway
Grand Board
Prof. Atwell
Orchestra
Providence
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Capt. J. Hackett
Elwin A. Hill
Alex Alexander
William Gardiner
Gerald Brunnell
George Clark
George S. Marshall
Minute on Death of David Magee at St Michael's
At St Michael's Vestry on November 28 1907 a minute records the death of David Magee longtime parish sexton since 1877 and notes his thirty year service. The entry praises his devotion while seeking a competent successor and preserving his memory in parish life. The record will be sent to the family and Bristol Phoenix for publication.
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St. Michael's
Bristol Phoenix
F. EF. Gladding
David Magee
Magee
St Marys T A Society elects officers for year
The St Marys T A Society held its annual officer election last evening. Newbold heads entertainment and resigned roles include Connery as president and Gallagher as first vice president. Other officers named: vice presidents New bold and Gallagher, chaplain Fitzpatrick, secretaries Head and Leahy, treasurer Walsh, librarian Murphy, Banner Henry Norton, hall committees McGarvey Hughes Norton, and sick committee Connery Gallagher Newbold. Janitor Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary‘s T. A. Society
William H. Connery
Cornelius Gallagher
Robert G. Newbold
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
John F. Head
William L. Leahy
John O'Brien
Patrick P. Walsh
Peter Murphy
William L. Leahy ; Banner Carrier
Henry Norton
James J. Connery
James Walsh
Anthony McGarvey
John J. O’brien
William Leahy
William H. Hughes
Hall
William Hughes
Thomas Mahone
John Gallagher
Thomas Dwyer
William H.connery
Rubber Goods Industry Faces Two-Week Shutdown
Will close from December 14 for two weeks due to rubber goods surplus. Nat ional India Rubber Company factory will halt production until market demand recovers after a fall of snow, with expectant renewed activity once sales pick up.
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Ageant LeBaron O. Colt
National India Rubber Company
Advertised Letters in Week Ending November 80th 1907
Advertised letters listed include Dr M Duckworth William Sully James V Magee James Oglivie Louis Rodrick Gordon Mac Léod Mrs W J Tabbs Dame Pouse eee St Pierre D Narcisa de Santu ita. Names appear as legible items among the notice.
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Dr. M. Duckworth
William Sully
James V. Magee
James Oglivie
Louis Rodrick
Gordon MacLéod
W. J. Tabbs
Dame Pouse Eee St. Pierre
D. Narcisa de Santuita
Kings Liver Pills Offer Cure for Bilious Headache
Advert says Kings's Little Liver Pills wake up lazy livers and cleanse the system for bilious ness and sick headache. Priced 250, sold by O. W. Sparks. A Woodland Texas reader Mrs. Joe King cites kidney and bladder relief after Pineules 80 days for $1. Druggist says guarantee and sale by C. W. Sparks.
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Kings
O. W. Sparks
Joe King
Woodland
Tex
C. W. Sparka
Bristol Triumphs Over Warren In Season Finale
Bristol defeats Warren 10 to 0 in a brisk season finale on the common. PBradie and Herrmann scored for Bristol as Downey Wardwell and teammates provided strong support. Warren’s stars Lonergan Gemp and Ryan fought hard, with solid Bristol line play and punting in the second half.
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Bristol
Warren Slevens
Warren Boys
Bristols
Bristol Boys
Warren
P. Bradie
Herrmann
Thompson
Wardwell
Warren Thompson
Lonergan Furnniff
Wylie McCaughey
Barry Hersey
Kelly Darfee
Hanneberry Young
Bates
LaVlamme
Simmons iMcKeon
Condrick Wardwell
Ryan Downey
Pereault
P. Bradic
Martin Herrmann
Gemp “-Svore
Funeral of Captain Wilcox at Bourton Street Home
Funeral services for Captain David S. Wilcox were held at his Bourton Street home Friday afternoon at 8 o’clock with Rev G K Locke officiating. Large attendance, floral tributes, and a burial in North Cemetery beside his wife who died in 1899. Survived by his youngest daughter Mrs Frank L Bowen. seven children born, six died in infancy. Bearers were four nephews Henry Wilcox of Providence Alexander and William Wilcox of Fall River and Frederick Waterman of Fall River.
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David S. Wilcox
Bourton Street
G.K. Locke
St. Michael
United Brothers Lodge I. O. O. F
Wnich Ouspt
Wilcox
Henry Wilcox
Providence
Alexander
William Wilcox
Fall River
Frederick Waterman
North
Frank L. Bowen
Capt
Pronunciation dispute over program in music circles
A reader requests authoritative guidance on pronouncing program as ram or ram like the word ram. He notes standard dictionaries favor program with stress on the first syllable and a ram-like second syllable and warns that usage spreads among self-styled authorities.
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Webster
Worcester
Standard
Sargreheg
Probate Court Proceedings Reported for Semi Monthly Session
The Probate Court meeting before Judge W H Ham mill continued the sale petition of Jerome B Gregne’s administrator. Executors Henry A Simmons and Elizabeth H Pitman received allowance. Commissioners on Harriet O Whitney’s estate and the Wilcox will were noted, with notice ordered.
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W.H. Hammill
Jerome B. Gregne
Henry A. Simmons
W. H. Simmons
Elizabeth H. Pitman
Harriet F. Sweat
Harriet O. Whitney
David S. Wilcox
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted by C W Sparks
An old time ad touts Pinesailve Carbolized as a poultice and antiseptic that draws out inflammation and poison. It promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup to prevent coughs and colds, claiming it purges poisons naturally and clears the head, sold by C W Sparks.
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C.W. Sparks
Industrial Trust Company Promotes Bank Strength
An Industrial Trust Company advertisement highlights banking safety backed by over seven million dollars in capital and surplus, a proven record, and the high standing of its officers and directors, emphasizing strong, conservatively managed financial protection for deposits.
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Industrial Trust Company
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