Bristol Commandery elects officers for year
The Bristol Commandery No. 3821 U O G C met at Odd Fellows Hall and elected officers for the ensuing year. Named were N C Henry M Darling V N CO Mrs Josephine Moffitt W P DeWitt E Bolster K of R W H Maxfeld F K of R F A Tallman W T Miss Edith A Maxfield W H W B Sproner W L Miss Mary Moffitt W O G F L Warner P N C Hugh Moffits Trustees Lewis B Waldron Giles S Congdon Elnathan P Brownell Jr Representative to Grand Commander Henry M Darling Alternate Hough Moffitt Auditing Committee W B Spooner Mrs Hannah Maxfield Georgy T Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Commandery
Odd Fellows Hall
N.C
Henry M. Darling
V. N CO
Josephine Moffitt
W. P
DeWitt E. Bolster
R.W
R.W. H Maxfeld, F. K. of R. F.A. Tallman; W. T., Miss Edith A.maxfield
W. H
W. B Sproner
W. L
Mary Moffitt
F L
Warner
P. N C
Hugh Moffits
Lewis B Waldron
Giles S. Congdon
Elnathan P Brownell, Jr
Henry M Darling
Hough Moffitt
W. B. Spooner
Hannah Maxfield
Georgy T. Shepard
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Bristol Household Testimony
Mrs Owen Harvey of 32 Congregational Street Bristol testifies that her husband suffered a lame back and frequent kidney pains. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills from J H Young Co he felt better quickly as pain ceased and kidney action normalized. Product sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is U S sale agent. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bristol
Owen Harvey
Congregational St
R. L
J. H Young & Co
Ioan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Y M C A Builds Expand Across Cities in Campaigns
Campaigns to fund Y M C A buildings continue with Watsonville Olympia Temple Bristol and Memphis campaigns. Watsonville pledged 45000 in ten days while Olympia raised 15628 on Thanksgiving Day. Temple netted 12300 with Gulf Colorado Santa Fe contributing 3500. Bristol completed a 75000 home, Memphis reconfigures after selling an old clubhouse for 55000 and plans further land investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Watsonville
Cal
Olympia
Wash
Temple
Texas
Gulf, Coolorado & Sante Fe Railroad
Bristol
Tenn
Memphis Y.M
Relief Corps Elect Officers in Babbitt
Babbitt Relief Corps met at G A R Hall on Friday evening and elected officers for the year including President Mary R Fish and Senior Vice President M Lillian Nicholas. Delegates to the Department Convention were named, with alternates listed, and a vote approved assisting Babbitt Post at the December 23 pie and cake sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt Relief Corps
G A. R. Hall
Mary R. Fish
M. Lillian Nicholas
Lilliam F. Sawyer
L2na D. Morris
Alma Phelps
E. E. Cary
Elizabeth Gladding
Ethel Mott Goard
Lucretia Boreham
Isabel Peterson
Nellie M. Read
Department
Lucretia Burnham
Mary Fk. Newman
Annie Carey
Althea Lord
Sarah J Hart
Nora Remieres
Nancy Taylor
Sadie Hodgkinson
Babbitt Post
Engagement News Reaches Father in Heartfelt Talk
A couple discusses announcing their engagement to the father, with the woman proposing he be told first and the man ready to share the news willingly. The dialogue showcases respect, affection, and plans for formal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling
Father
Australian Leaf herb cure for women's ills promoted
An advertisement proclaims Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a reliable regulator for female weaknesses backache kidneys bladder and urinary troubles. It claims effectiveness and offers a 50 cent price with a free sample by mail from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy NY.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRov, NY
Cure Rheumatism Inside With Urio O
An advertisement promotes Urio O as a internal remedy for rheumatism and uric acid related heart pains. It claims rapid action on muscles kidneys and blood and offers bottles at 75 cents or 1.00 with a free trial, noting stock through The Smith Drug Co Syracuse NY and J H Young & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug Co
Smith Bldg
Syracuse
N. Y
J. H. Young & Co
Basketball This Week At Local YMCA Armory
This Thursday at the local gym the Y M C A first team meets the strong Middleboro Y M C A, noted for good showings against Bristol. Between halves a student hockey game is planned. A new Naval Reserves basketball squad was formed by Division Oase, with Gardiner West 7 as manager and Roy S Bush, Louis W Coggeshall, Harry Gray, Samuel Smith, and Vernon Gray as players. West is arranging a game with Summerfield of Fall River for Saturday at the armory, likely opening the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro Y M. C. A
Bristol
Division Oase
Naval
Gardiner West
Roy
Bush
Louis W Coggeshall
Harry Gray
Samuel Smith
Vernon Gray
West
Summerfield
Fall River
Armory
Toot
Obarch Street
Digestive Aid Promises Relief From Dyspepsia
An advertisement urges readers to stop dieting for stomach relief and instead strengthen the stomach with Kodol. It claims Kodol, made from natural digestive juices, digests all foods completely and offers relief, guaranteed, with sales through W. H. Baffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baffington
Reminiscences of Bristol 40 and 30 Years Ago
A brief reminiscence recalling Bristol's past events, notable local figures, and moments from four decades prior. The piece surveys civic life, social scenes, and community changes as remembered by longtime residents.
St Alban's Lodge elects officers in annual meeting
The annual meeting of St. Alban's Lodge EF and A. Masons elected officers for the year including W Master William Wardwell and Secretary Justph Thompson. Installations were conducted by R. W. William Gilpin with KR. W. P. Boars and R. W. Benjamin Tallman. A banquet followed in Armory Hall with local merchants advertising holiday goods.
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St. Alban’s Lodge
A. Masons
Jasc
William T. C Wardwell
Sevier
Charles Salstein
Howard Manchester
John H.pitman
Justph P. Thompson
Benjamin T. Munron
George W. Simmons
Edward
Bristol
New York
John B. Pearce
J. Munro
E Q
J. R. Ballock
John Collins
Hope Street
Mary I. L. Gardner
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Denmark
London
John B. Herreshott
Nathaniel G. Herreshott
A.F
Masons’ Hall
W. Master
Orin Wilson
Warden
Charlesh. Whedon
J. Warden
Andrew R. Trotter
John H. Pitman
Edward W.branson
Deacon
Yarles Thackery
J. Deacon
John L. Shepard
S. Steward
Darwine O. Almy
J. Steward
Andrew H. Soule
Marshal
Thomas F. Usher
Tyler
Benjamin T. Monroe
R. W. Wm
T. C. Wardwell
D. G. M. Otis Munro
State
High Streets
Frederic A. Warner
High Street
Advertised Letters and Digestive Patent Remedy Ad
Advertised letters for the week ending December 12 1908 list recipients Louis A Richards Mantel Leavers Francisco Padre Miss M A Ormond Foreign Thomas Home Giuseppe Cracchislo Mario Bartolo. Kodol advertised for indigestion and dyspepsia claimed to digest all foods with vegetable acids. Guaranteed relief from stomach trouble. Sold by W H Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Richards
Francisco Padre
M .A. Ormond
Thomas Home
Giuseppe Cracchislo
Mario Bartolo
W. H. Buffington
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Relief Corps
Westminster St
Rhode Island
Providence Public Market
Olneyville Square Market
New England Grocery
Phenix
F. Cooley
Westfield
Mass
Trinity Church
Ononday
Fred Fish
Church Street
George Lewis Gower
Paris
Mr. Gower
House of Representatives
Adam
Business
R.I.G.S
Providence
Shore Island
Commenal School
Winol
Vinci
R. E. R. Hicks
Maplesville
Ala
Hope Druc Co
Collins Street
Mason
Wilbur
M.C. A
Kristol
Parker
Franklin Street
S. B. Paull
Waldron-Brownell CO
Biorer
Naces
Kitchen
Furnit
Bradford
Sr Eeere
Goff
J. B. Carpenter
Weybosset ST. Providence
Frank W. Smith
American Oyster Co
E H Matteson
John Shepard Payne & Butler
HOG Island Oyster Watch N. A. Lybeck
G. W. Simmons Undertakers
Emma. E. Carey
Constitutior Street
R.P. Smith
Cor William and High Streets
A. W
Byfield ST
Bristol R. 1
Sein Tohn D. Martelly
Thames ST
Rhode Island College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Anyape
Howard Edwards
Kingston
R. I
Pawtucket Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Main Street
Pawtucket
R. J
P. Skinner
Telaphona
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E.L. Watson & Co
Industrial Trust Co
Corner Stone Coffee
H. P. Cornell C
Pagnetos
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