Normal training school may start in Bristol
An aspiring Bristol plan would introduce a normal training school paralleling Rhode Island models. The project aims to give pre graduates practical classroom experience, reduce teaching costs, and strengthen local public schools through supervised student teachers. Plans discussed after a recent school committee meeting with State Normal involved Chapin and Reynolas.
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Reynolas
The
Phoenix
O. 8. Chapin
State Normal School
Rhode Island
Providence
Cranston
Major Joan A O Keefe Elected Lieutenant Colonel in Rhode Island Militia
Major Joan A O Keefe inspector of life practice brigade staff was unanimously elected lieutenant colonel of the Second Regiment to succeed Col Luke H Callan in Providence Phenix building regimental head quarters Friday evening. O Keefe has served since 1887 in various militia posts including assistant surgeon and surgeon of the Second Regiment and later provost marshal and inspector of rifle practice. He is a Worcester native and a practicing physician in 19 societies and clubs. Cpl Callan joins retirement after January joining the brigade in 1895.
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Joan A. O'Keefe
Luke H. Callan
Phenix
Providence
O'Keefe
Worcester
Mass
Cpl
Callan
Bilious Colic Prevented with Early Remedy
Advertisement notes that a double dose of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can ward off an attack when first symptoms appear. It claims hundreds of users have success and mentions sale by W. H. Buffington.
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W. H. Buffington
Vagrant and disorderly conduct cases handled in district court
A special Sunday session at the jail disposed of three cases. Edward Tobin and Sarah Brown, arrested Saturday for vagrancy and disorderly conduct, pleaded not guilty but were found guilty and sentenced to six months at the house of correction. Manuel Brom, arrested Christmas day for revelling, pleaded guilty and fined eight dollars plus costs nine dollars total. A later session adjourned after continuing a civil case. Gardner Easterbrooks, arrested at Warren for vagrancy, pleaded guilty and received six months at the house of correction.
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District Court
Edward Tobin
Sarah Brown
Goff and
Serbst
House of Correction
Manuel Brom
Capt
Morrissey
Rector Testifies to Chamberlain Cough Remedy’s Help
The rector of St Luke’s Ashburnham Ontario testifies that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured his cold and cough after Easter, enabling him to preach three times. He says the rapid relief was a God sent remedy and notes it is sold by W H Bullington.
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Ashburnham
Ontario
Chamberlain
Ashburnham, Ont
B. A. Langfeldt
St. Luke's Church
Chamberlain Medicine Co
W. H. Bullington
Obituary for Mrs Elizabeth Williams of Bristol
Mrs Elizabeth Williams 78 wife of William Williams died at 999 Hope Street Saturday evening after long illness and a paralysis shock on December 12. Funeral from her home tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial by family. Born in Danbury Connecticut she was daughter of Horace and Mrs Marshall. Survived by son Horace M of Providence and daughter married to William Logan of New York City. Also sister Mrs Addison Wheelock of Danbury. The piece links to Armenian relief efforts and appeals for aid through Brown Brothers & Co with references to Dr Norton and Rev R M Cole.
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Elizabeth (Marshall) Williams
William Willams
Hope Street
Horace Marshall
Marshall
Connecticut
Williams
John McLean
Danbury
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Bristol
Addison Wheelock
National
Armenia and
Christendom
R.M. Cole
Bitlis
Emily O. Wheeler
Worcester
Mass
August Flower Proven Cure for Indigestion and Dyspepsia
Forty million bottles sold in the United States since introduction with demand still rising. Claims August Flower cures stomach and intestinal disorders and acts as a liver regulator. A thirty five year history of success with trial bottles 250 and regular size 750 at all druggists.
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United States
August Flower
Humorous Exchange on When Christmas Should Arrive
A playful dialogue shows a speaker wishing Christmas arrived later in the year. He agrees, quipping that it should come on the 80th of February, a humorous misdate that underscores holiday fatigue and lighthearted desire for more time before celebrations.
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