Rev Walcott Fay to lead Bridgewater church next Sunday
Bridgewater Mass clergy news notes Rev Walcott Fay will occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church next Sunday. Also reported is the Trinity church organ project, a water motor for bellows, a Christmas readiness note, Mrs Sarah M Briggs buried in Juniper Hill, and various local notices including Ladies Aid officers, rheumatism remedies, and local painting rates claimed by H B Davis with price list.
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Walcott Fay
Bridgewater
Mass
Congregational Church
T. T. Allan
Paantx
Trinity Church
Sarah M.briggs
Honing Avenue
Boston
Juniper Hill Cemetery
W. R. Trotter
Messrs
Samuel
Ralph Kinder, Jr
Daffy
Newman
Ladies’ Aid Society
State Street M. E
Nathaniel Gladding
A. W. Kingsley
Susie Easterbrooks
Annie Thompson
George W. Simmons
Mary Gravelin
Amos Bullock
Innis
Munro
Abby Remieres
Nancy Manchester
A. T. Baker
Emma Carey
Darling
Burnham
Homeopathic Remedies Endorse Frost Cure for Cough
An advertisement quotes H W Woodbury of South Weymouth Massachusetts praising Frost's Worm Cure and Dr Frost's Cough Cure. The testimonial claims a hacking cough relief after about two-thirds of a bottle and cites manufacturer C A Allen of Lowell Massachusetts, dated February 30, 1896.
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Frost
Woodbury
Weymouth
Dr. Frost
C. A. Allen
Church St
Lowell
Saunders & West Form a Bristol Boat Building Company
Saunders & West in Bristol forms a stock company with $25,000 paid in capital. George H. Saunders W Frank Weat and William McCan lead the incorporators, aiming to develop the plant and expand into steam boilers and yacht engines. The firm plans to build small yachts and fittings, later engines, and has operated as partners since last August with new shop, wharf, and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders & West
Bristol
Bennett
Saunders & West Company
George H. Saunders
W. Frank Weat
William McCan
McCan
Journal
Oystermen Reach Satisfaction Over Oyster Bed Convictions
Nayatt and Mount Hope Bay oystermen watched three negro defendants convicted of raiding Nayatt oyster beds last September. Sentencing reasonable under law may keep them jailed for years, with fines totaling 140 dollars plus 60 days imprisonment on each count. Costs in lower and upper Courts ran high, but parole unlikely due to lack of funds. The case aims to deter oyster theft for some time.
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the Bay
Nayatt
Mount Hope Bay
See Our Vast Assortment of Easter Brooks GEO
W E Easterbrooks advertises a broad selection of goods with a focus on value and variety. The notice highlights multiple product categories and invites customers to visit for a wide range of merchandise.
Executor Appointed for Maria Hazard Estate Bristol
Jabez Hazard announces appointment as Executor by the Probate Court of Bristol for Maria M Hazard late of Bristol deceased. Creditors urged to file claims with the Bristol Clerk within six months from first advertisement.
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Bristol
Charles
Elizabeth
Joseph
Minnie J. Gilrey
John J. Christie
R. I
Aristol
Martha G. Coit
Elizabeth G Cuit
BR. I
Maria M Hazard
Jabez H Hazard
Register to vote in Bristol by December deadline 1806
Town of Bristol warns all residents qualified to vote to personally register in the Registry Book at the Town Clerk's office before December 23, 1806. Office hours listed. notices also announce probate actions for Martha Wardwell and Martha D Gardner estates with hearing dates in January 1897 and publication in the Bristol Phoenix.
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John A. C. Gladding
Bristol
Little's Cove
Smith’s Rooks
James C. Collins
South Main St
Providence
F. Bennett
Martha Wardwell
Martha D.gardner
King Philip
Mary W Lewis
Charles F Herreshoff, Jr
Cottage Street
Wood Street
James Wilson
James F Goff
Allen of Newman
Wiliam N Newman
Theo
High Street
Thomas Pearse
M Newman
Kervio
Bristol Phoenix
Herbert F Bennett
Parlor Furniture and Ranges Promoted in Local Ad Break
An advertisement extols a range of home parlor furniture and stoves. It markets five piece parlor suits from 26 to 35 dollars, black horsehair sets, brocatello, gold frame and Turkish silk suits, and multiple Quaker and Plymouth ranges with prices from 16 to 75 dollars, highlighting exclusive Franges shown at the State Fair and emphasizing elegance and refinement for small houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Furniture and carpeting line with budget ranges listed
Advertises chamber sets from 18 to 100 dollars, parlor stoves 400 to 3600, and carpets priced 40 to 150 dollars per yard. Highlights oak chamber sets with details, parlor stove The Brave, and wear resistant carpets. Terms: one tenth down and small payments.
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D. Robinson
Hartwick
N. Y
Mr. Robinson
W. H. Buffington
H. B. Davis
Ase
Frost Homeopathic Remedy
Springfield
New Boat Building Company Incorporated
Munyon
Prof
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Washington Row
Kimball's Clothing House
Fred Graff
Greenville, N. Y
James Elston
David Kennedy
Geo, W. Easterbrooks
Iron Toys
Dr. Hobbs
Hobbs Remedy Co
R. J
C. W. Sparks
Hope St
Daniel Mahoney
Bridget Doherty
Patrick Mahoney
Requesia
Metel Ph.lnix
Hehebert F. Bennett
Stephen W. Church
Pappoosesquaw
Barton & Buffinton
Fameil Hall Market
John P Squires and Co
Shell Fisheries
James M. Wright
Benjamin Brown
Edward F. Dyer
John H. Northup
Joseph C. Churca
Commissioners of Shell Fisheries
George F. Stanton
Margaret B. Stanton
Eald
Bristol Puanix
Hernmert F. Bennett
Town OF
B. 1
William B. Read
Grand Army Hall
Bradford Street
Wall
E. C. Sparks
State Street
W.H Buffington
Bsoph Street
McNay’s
Belmar Square
Glenwood Band
Brussels
John M. Dean Company
Westminster Street
EF. T.remieres
James F.scanlon
Bradford St
Boot & Shoemaker Cor
Constitution and High Streets
R. 1
W.H. Bell & CO
Wheeler & Wilson
Bristol County
H. R. Davis
Bickford's
Capt
T. Hurley
Cor
Hope and
Bradford Sts
Jas. Anderson
New England
Anderson
James Anderson
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