Sailor brings coal as schooner arrives from Dover
The schooner Thomas B Garland reached Bristol Friday afternoon from Dover New Hampshire with a cargo of coal. St Marys T A Society basketball to play Young Mens Parish Club at Trinity parish house tomorrow evening. Three lines of Hand kerchiefs dolls and novelties at New York Store F M Dimond. Mrs William Williams ill for years suffered paralysis yesterday at Bristol Neck home, unconscious and in precarious condition this morning. A special requiem mass for Rev P Ma Cabe was held at St Marys Pharaoh by Rev J F Downing on Sunday. Bristol Spiritualist society entertainment at the home of Mr and Mrs William R Oathers was well attended. Wells and ponds are very low for season. risk of small ice crop this winter. Gas heaters advertised to heat homes efficiently. order at Bristol County Gas and Electric office in J H Youngs drag store.
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Thomas B. Garland
Dover
N. H
St. Mary’s T. A. Society
Trinity Parish House
New York
F. M. Dimond
William Williams
Bristol Neck
J F. Downing
St. Mary's Pharoh
P. Ma. Cabe
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Mary’s
T. A. Society
Bristol Spiritualist Society
William R Oathers
Byfield and
Milk Streets
Thomas Blackburn
Cole Street
Cathers
Wells
Bristol
Bristol County Gas & Electric Company
J. H. Young's & Co
Pleasant purgative tablets advertised locally
An advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative option. It claims easy consumption without nausea or griping and notes sale by W H Buffington.
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Chamberlain
W.H Buffington
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health For Pale Girls
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion restores strength flesh and color to those with sick blood. It touts cod liver oil nutrition safeguards and mild taste, urging young women in teens to seek regular treatment and offering samples, with Scott & Bowne as the chemists behind the product.
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Scott
Successor to Rev. P McCabe Named at St Marys Church
Rt Rev Bishop Harkins appoints Rev T J Fitzpatrick pastor of St Marys Church Greenwich to succeed the late Rev Patrick McOsbe. Fr Fitzpatrick will take charge next Sunday after a career in Rhode Island parishes including Our Lady of Mercy East Greenwich and St Catherine’s Appenaug. He was born in Blackburn England and educated at La Salle Academy Ottawa Grand Seminary Montreal and ordained 1886.
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East Greenwich
St. Mary's Church
Bishop Harkins
Harkins
T. J. Fitzpatrick
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Patrick McOsbe
Father Fitzpatrick
St Catherine’s
Appenaug
Peter Malone
Providence
T J. Fitzpatrick
Suonday
England
Blackburn
Lancashire County
New York City
Rhode Isand
Georgiaville
Smithfield
Fitzpatrick
St. Patrick’s Church
Owen F. Clarke
St. Teresa’s Church
Manton Avenue
St. Bernard's Church
Wickford
Fitzpatreke
Our Lady of Mercy
St. Bernard’s
St. Catherine’s
Bristol Y M C A to Play St Josephs in Friday Gym Game
Judge Bosworth leaves town for a brief Central Pennsylvania trip. Bristol Y M C A forms a basketball team set to meet St Josephs of Fall River Friday in the Y M C A gym. Regular December school committee meeting postponed due to lack of quorum. Two arrests reported drunkenness and vagrancy with hearings next Monday. Bristol Commandery officers elected for the year including Spooner Moffitt Child Rounds Maxfield Tallman Moffitt Darling Warner WiG Waldron Congdon Child Tillman and Maxfield. Grand commandery meeting set for Westerly on April 10, 1905.
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VA. L. Bosworth
Pennsylvania
New York
F. M. Dimond
Bristol Y. M. C. A
St. Joseph’s
Fall River
Albert L. Chase
District Court
Bristol Commandery
United Order Golden Cross
N. O
William B. Spooner
F. G. Warner
P. N. GO
William H. Maxfield
Lewis B. Waldron
Giles S. Congdon
Frank B. Child
Grand Commandery
Westerly
F. A. ‘Tillman
Hannah W. Maxfield
Daughters of the Revolution Bristol Chapter Meeting Notes
The Bristol Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a quiet monthly meeting in Memorial hall with a bare quorum. Regent Mrs. Ransom presided and a literary program led by Mrs. Wardwell covered colonial women, citing figures from Anne Hutchinson to Abigail Adams, emphasizing memory of early champions of liberty. The next meeting is set for Monday afternoon January ninth.
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Bristol
Memorial Hall
Ransom
D. Wardwell
Mecklenburg
Lydia Kendall Foster
Anne Hutchinson
America
Massachusetts Colony
Sarah Goddard
Providence
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Newport
Mary Brent
Pinckney
Sara Knight
Boston
New York
Mary Schuyler
Alexander Hamilton
Abigail Adams
Be Quick Croup Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
Be quick when a child shows croup symptoms. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given at hoarseness or on appearance of the croupy cough will prevent the attack. It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by W. H. Baffington.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Baffington
Advertising drives success for merchants and firms
Advertising costs hundreds of millions yearly. the most successful businessmen spend lavishly and dominate their markets. Large firms across cities are heavy advertisers, and these campaigns keep them well known and prosperous.
Boston Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Miss Frankie Orser of Boston testifies to back pain bearing down aches and headaches. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health, appetite, weight, and energy after other treatments failed. The letter urges other women to try the remedy for feminine disorders.
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Frankie Orser
Boston
Mass
Fransie Onsen
Warrenton St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Four arraigned before judge in district court session
Judge O L Bosworth presided as four defendants appeared. Cavanaugh Ramsey and Lock pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received six month terms at the House of Correction. John Vanning drank at home and was fined 3 plus costs totaling 9.80 for a domestic incident. Several civil cases were continued, including Espinoso vs Villatico and other actions.
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O. L. Bosworth
Merning
House of Correction
David Cavanaugh
William Ramsey
Cavanaugh
Charlies M. Lock
John Vanning
Vanning
Wanning
Guiteno Espinoso
Pietro Villatico
R. I. Suburban
R. R. Company
Eugene LeClair
Dennis J. Doran
Frederick G. Thompson
John Perry
Coming Events at the Opera House Schedule
January 16 Monday the Colonial Dramatic Co presents Brother Against Brother at the Opera House January 25 Wednesday Maro the Magician also at the Opera House Y M O A star course February 14 Saturday Colonial Orchestral Club with Miss Mabel Fowler reader Y M O A star course
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Colonial Dramatic Co
Opera House
Maro
Colonial Orchestral Club
Mabel Fowler
Hudson McSween and Miss Ida Mnie McSween Married at Home
John William Hanson and Ida Mnie McSween wed Saturday evening at the home of John W. Best on Ferry Road, with Rev. JT Newton Owen officiating. Bride wore white crepe Egyptia. bridesmaid Lottie Dann of Boston in green and white chalice. bouquet of bride roses. Best gave away the bride. Edward F. Christie played as entrants. Elaborate wedding breakfast. The bride has worked for Dr H M Howe. groom a Philadelphia coachman for R W Downing of the Pennsylvania Railroad. They left for a wedding tour and will reside in Philadelphia.
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John William Hanson
Ida Mnie MccSween
Newton Owen
John W. Best
Ferry Road
Lottie Dann
Boston
Warren Foreman Struck by Falling Plank at Work
Warren foreman Campbell, in charge of installing a dynamo at the Consoli dated railroad battery house to East Providence, was struck on the head by a loosened plank. He suffered a scalp wound, a deep chin cut, and chest pain, then regained consciousness before Dr. St. Moore arrived. He was taken to his Warren home.
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Warren
Foreman Campbell
Battery House
Consolidated Railroad
East Providence
Campbell
James St. Moore
Birthday Banquet for Bristol Artillery Leader Montross
John R. Montross celebrated his sixty fourth birthday by hosting a chowder banquet for the Bristol Train of Artillery and the Veteran Association at Artillery hall. About forty guests joined in songs and toasts after supper, with gifts of a swinging rock ing chair. Montross, born December 12 1840 in Pleasantville New York, moved to Bristol in 1869 and served in the navy during 1862 1857. The two groups plan monthly social gatherings through winter and will host another event January 5 with Corporal Arthur W. Gray as guest.
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John R. Montross
Bristol Train of Artillery
Veteran Association
Artillery Hall
Col
J. B. Burgess
Toaatmaster
Bourgess
Montross
Stephen W. Church
Robert J Anderson
George H. Peck
John T. Robertson
the Phoenix
Colonel Burgess
Mont
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Squadron
South Atlantic
Farragut Naval Veterans Association of
Providence
United Brothers Lodge
Iloo. O. F
Arthur W. Gray
Eye Knocked Out at Warren
George Perrett of New Bedford Massachusetts a machinist on the Consolidated railroad power station project at Warren was struck in the face Friday afternoon by an iron file handle thrust through a metal slab by an assistant. He lost an eye and fell injuring his legs. He was taken to the Rhode Island Hospital and has a wife and family in New Bedford.
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Warren
George Perrett
New Bedford
Mass
Consolidated Railroad
Perrett
Rhode Island
Advertised Letters Week Ending December 10
List of advertised letters includes Miss Lizzie Dymond Miss A J Kenney Miss Ruth M Bergh Mrs Geo Wardwell Mrs M J King Mars A Allen Mr Arthur Dion Mrs Mannel O S Mounta Alvin Y Orothourt Mr and Mrs Frank Kanl.
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A. J. Kenney
Ruth M. Bergh
Geo. Wardwell
M. J. King
Mars. A. Allen
Arthur Dion
Mannel O. S. Mounta
Alvin Y. Orothourt
Alrs
Frank Kanl
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Brom Quinone Claim
An old medical patent claims a one day cure for colds using Laxative Brom Quinine tablets with a money back offer if it fails. Grove’s signature appears on each box.
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Grove
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