Obituary of Jabez H Hazard Town barber and banker janitor
Jabez H Hazard died at his daughter Helen Hazard's home on Prospent Street from heart disease after a year of illness. Born March 12 1851 he spent most of his life in town, ran a barber shop for 80 years, and served as janitor at Industrial Vrat Company bank building for 17 years. Survived by brother Cornelius Hazard Kingston sister Mrs Mary Dailey and three children Etienne Wendell and Helen Hazard. Funeral at Helen Hazard's Prospect Street home conducted by Rev George L Locke with bearers Daniel Slade Carrington Slade Charles E Read John H Collins. interment at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M
Maria Azerd
Mount Howe
Howe Street
Industrial Vrat Company
Bristol
Cornelius Hazard
Kingston
Mary Dailey
Cordelia Hazard
Etienne H
Wendell H
Helen L. M. Hazard
Prospect Street
St. Michael’s Church
Daniel Slade
Carrington P. Slade
Charles E. Read
John H. Collins
North Cemetery
Phi Alpha Pi Supper at YMCA Club Room
Phi Alpha Pi fraternity held a Friday evening meeting at the YMCA club room. A turkey supper was served by section 1 led by George R. Fish Rennie Sawyer Vincent Young and Jobb Crookford. Section 4 will host the next refreshments on Friday Dec 20. A bible class led by Mr. Lewis starts with 168 weekly meetings each Friday at 7 30 until club nights when 6 45, with hope of full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
George R. Fish
Rennie Sawyer
Vincent
Young
Jobb Crookford
Will
Lewis
William R. Babcock Dies in Providence at 58
William R. Babcock of Taylor, Symonds and Co. died at his home 145 Lexington Avenue Providence after pneumonia. Aged 58, he married Wilhelmina E. Gladding in 1898 and leaves two children Mary and Wilhelmina Russell. Funeral from his residence tomorrow at o'clock. Interment Swan Point cemetery. He owned two houses on Hope Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Babcock
Taylor, Symonds and Co
Providence
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Babcock
Wilhelmina E. Gladding
John A. C. Gladding
Mary Babcock
Wilhelmina Russell Babcock
Comrade John C Sweet Dies at Soldier's Home at 93
John C Sweet, 93, native of Center ville B L, died Sunday at the Soldier's Home after a brief illness from pneumonia. He served two months as a private in company H Seventh R L Voluntars and three months in another unit during the Civil War. Admitted to the Samsoo Bae CE from Providence, his body was moved there yesterday and the funeral was held at 11 o'clock this morning from the undertaking rooms of Gibbert and Drabble, 29 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Sweet
Centerville
B. L
R. L Voluntars
Samsoo Bae CE
Providence
Gibbert and Drabble
North Main Street
Alumnus and Educator Kempton Dies in Vermont
Alvin A. Kempton, Brown University Class of 1896 alumnus and former Warren High School principal 1903 04, died Friday at Vermont Academy Saxton's River Vermont where he served as assistant principal. Pneumonia after a grippe attack caused his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin A. Kempton
Brown University
Warren High School
Vermont Academy
Saxton's River
Fire damages First Congregational church basement
A fire Saturday around 11 45 a m damaged the basement of the First Congregational church. A new furnace and a wooden cold air box near a copper smoke pipe caught fire despite asbestos between them. Sexton Herbert R Slade alerted the fire department, preventing a worse blaze. Damage under 25 dollars. Firemen used extinguishers. A hydrant valve burst, sending water high into the air for nearly an hour before the main was shut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Herbert R. Slade
Local Birth Announcements Mixed for December Dates
In this town, Dec. 9 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Roy A Flowers. In this town, Dec.10 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lefferts S Hoffman. In this town, Dec.8 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alfred Mott. In this town, Dec.10 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flowers
Roy A. Flowers
Hoffman
Lefferts S. Hoffman
Mott
Alfred Mott
Gallagher
Joseph Gallagher
Obituaries of Local Residents Reach Hearts with Loss
Died notices list William Russell Babcock aged 63 years 7 months at Providence Des Dec 7. John O Sweet aged 62 at Soldiers Home Dec 8. Anice Hammond Burr in Warren in her 87th year Dec 9. Jabez H Hazard in this town Dec 7 aged 59.
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Babcock
Providence
Des
William Russell Babcock
Sweet
John O. Sweet
Burr
Warren
Anice Hammond Burr
Hazard
Jabez H. Hazard
Bee Laxative Cough Syrup Offers Cough Relief
A period advertisement promotes Bee Laxative Cough Syrup claiming relief from coughs and colds without fear this year. It touts a gentle laxative action to expel poisons, soothes phlegm, and clears the head. Sold by O. W. Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Sparks
Fraternal Eagles Bristol Aerie elects officers for year
Bristol Aerie No 938 Fraternal Order of Eagles held a large meeting in Grand Army Hall with visitors from Providence Fall River and Warren. Officers elected include Worthy President John McElvoyne Worthy Vice President John T Robertson and Secretary Walter E Simmons. The group, three years old with 180 members, planned officer installation next month and hosted a banquet and smoker with musical acts and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aeris
Grand Army Hall
Providence
Fall River
Warren
Worthy
John McElvoyne
John T. Robertson
DeWitt K H. Bolster
Walter E. Simmons
Thomas J. Tobin
John J. Corcoran
Manuel Duarte
Plymouth Maass
Louis Carriera
John Gerrard
James Conley
John J. Vera
James W. Franklin
P. Henry Morris
Col. L. FH. Callan
Five Lemons Take Three Strings in Y M C A Bowling
In the Y M C A tournament Friday the Five Lemons won three strings against N L A. The Pinticklers beat the Mysteries two strings in three and set a new three string record of 1309. The Mysteries responded with a 460 in the final string, the top score so far in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aye Daie
N. L A
Babbitt Post elects officers at G A R Hall
The annual election of officers for Babbitt Post No 15 G A R was held at Post headquarters Friday evening. New commander George H Peck and other officers were named. Two delegates and two alternates were elected to the State Encampment in Providence in February. Wardwell Slade and Gifford are named as delegates and alternates. Arrangements for the old folks concert on December 30 were announced. Post then served chowder and coffee prepared by Caterer Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt Post
G. A. R Hall
Georrge H. Peck
Thomas FE. Usher
Robert H. Bullock
John Gravlin
James D. Wardwell
Alfred C. Luther
Joseph W. Gifford
Providence
James Wardwell
Carrington P. Slade
Joseph Gifford
Read
Miss Potter Seriously Burned at Dyer Home
Miss Sarah Potter of Barrington aged 60 sister of Rhode Island Company vice president Albert T. Potter was severely burned at the Dyer home at Ramatic Point on Friday while tending a fire in a small stove. Sparks set her dress ablaze and efforts to extinguish the flames failed before a manservant arrived to help. Dr. Nelson R. Hall of Warren attended. prognosis was poor with burns over her entire body and a severe shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Potter
Barrington
Albert T. Potter
Rhode Island Company
Rodney F. Dyer
Ramatick Point
Miss Potter
Dyer
Y M C A Notes Members Meeting Call
Y M C A notes urge members to attend the season opening meeting Thursday night. It promotes the social value, notes Bristol's progress with nonmembers and weekly participation stats, and invites inquiries at the building open daily 9 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Young Men’s Christian Association
Bristol
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Smithfield Ave
Woodlawn
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M. W. Schoen
Constitution
Canada
Maltale
New England
Providence Brewing CO
R. 1
George Rounds
H. Newman
D. Morris
J. Pickles
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J. Davidson
Piso
Mary O. Marshall
Superior Court of
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C. W.sparks
G. W. Simmons
Emma E. Carey
Constitution Street
XMAS
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Ofikar Man
Boston
Ivers & Pond
New York
Ivers & Pond PlusNo
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Pawtucket Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Main Street
R. I
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George W. Newell
George M. Thornton
Benjamin F. Smith
William P. Dempsey
A. A. Mann
Chas P. Moses
Lee P. Skinner
Philo E. Thayer J. Milton Payn
Philip C. Sheldon
Jamea L. Jenks
Edwin A. Perrin
Chiropodist
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J. H. Wall & Co
Hopez
R. P. Smith
William Street
Bristol Hotel
Fen
Maguire
Copartners
Ferguson
Timothy Horley
Bristol, R. 1
Till
Prest & Dixon
OLD Sugar House
High Street
Congregational Street
Joseph Milone
Lam
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Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
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