STAR THEATRE SHOWS WIDE RANGE OF FEATURES
At the gar today the 17th episode of The Broken Coin series titled The Castaways will screen along with The Queen of Jungle Lands a three part Bison Wild Animal picture. Comedy Double crossing Marmaduke is also featured. Saturday programs include Blazing the Trail an Indian two act feature Nell Craig in The Crucible and In the Heart of the Hills with Adele Lane.
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Mountain Hie
Adele Lane
Optimistic Thought on Happiness and Self-Perception
A concise reflection notes that people often overestimate others happiness while undervaluing their own. It explores a common bias in judging well being and suggests awareness of this tendency.
Citizens of Bristol urged to join or contribute to YMCA
A public appeal asks Bristol residents to join the YMCA or send in their subscription immediately. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and declares that action should be taken at once by all readers who are not members or subscribers.
Advertised Letters List 1915
Advertised letters include Brister R. L. on Dec 25 1915 with recipients Fred Beauchaine Capt J M Baker yee tay John Pos Lesboa Filippo Motta John Powers and women Rozalina Cabral Amelia Marchetti Mrs Wm Sadusky Mrs Geo Simmaons D G Coggeshall P H and others.
Prayer and Covenant Meeting at First Baptist Church
This evening at 7 30 prayer and covenant meeting on Words of Cheer for the Coming Year. Sunday morning service at 10 30 with New Year sermon followed by 11 45 Sunday School. Evening service at 7 features a sermon The Importance of Beginnings and a Young people's meeting at 6.
Thirteenth annual fair and upcoming dances listed
January events include a Thursday evening dance at G A R Hall with cabaret singing by Thomas Lyiance and music by the New Royal Orchestra. The King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co fair runs February through March at Artillery Hall on State Street with a Grand Calendar Carnival February 1–5 in G A R Hall.
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G. A. R. Hall
Thomas Lyiance
New Royal Orchestra
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co
Artillery Hall
State Street
National Rubber Company hosts salesmen with welcome displays
High officials among guests praise the National factory visit for its pleasant and profitable arrangements. The office front was decorated with red, white and blue streamers and a 90 foot Welcome sign. A sugar house stored as a storehouse served as the arrival point near Franklin Street railroad station.
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National
Franklin Street
Veterans Christmas Tree Visit Uplifts Rhode Island Home
About 65 members of the Rhode Island Department Women’s Relief Corps and Grand Army of the Republic visited the State Soldiers Home amid bad weather. They hosted a chowder supper, songs, readings, and a tree event where every veteran received a corn cob pipe tobacco and handkerchief before departing at night.
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Rhode Island Department
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Committee of the Relief Corps
Benjamin L. Hall
Department
Relief Corps
Capte Hall
Travelling Stave Begins Journey Between Rhode Island Troops
The First Bristol Troop of Rhode Island Boy Scouts launches a Travelling Stave to visit every state troop. The ash stave, five feet long with silver tips and center plate dated 1916, will be marked at each stop and become property of the First Bristol Troop after its circuit. It departs for Providence Troop Monday evening by 6.20 train, with a reception planned for the first arrival. The event aims to foster closer bonds among scouts statewide.
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Bristol
Rhode Island
Boy Scouts
Providence
Tde
Free Tickets For Pas Time Theatre Children Shows
Tickets have been distributed to Bristol Mothers Club members for three free performances of Alice in Wonderland at Pas time Theatre tomorrow at 1 3 and 5 pm. Adults can pick up tickets by visiting Mrs J H Wall Hope street Mrs Samuel McCaw Constitution and High street Miss Scanlon Union street or Mrs F B Wilson Franklin street. Kinder Trio will play at 1 pm Mrs B M MacDougall will preside at 3 pm and the Lafayette Orchestra will perform at 5 pm all volunteers.
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Bristol Mothers’ Club
J. H. Wall
Hope Street
Samuel McCaw
Constitution
High Street
Scanlon
Union ‘Street
F. B. Wilson
Franklin Street
B. M. MacDougall
Lafayette Orchestra
Obituary of Mrs Eliza Sherman Widow of Thomas Sherman
Mrs Eliza Sherman aged about 75 76 born in Westport Massachusetts died at 41 Cottage Street Bristol after a week long pneumonia illness. She widow of Thomas Sherman 1875. Survived by stepson Clinton T Sherman Bristol Industrial Trust. Active in temperance movement former treasurer Bristol Woman's Temperance Union member State Street M E Church. Funeral at her home tomorrow at 1 30 PM.
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Eliza Sherman
Thomas Sherman
Cottage Street
Westport
Mass
Benjamin Fuller
Clinton T. Sherman
Bristol
Industrial Trust Company
Bristol Woman’s Temperance Union
State Street M. E
Comrade George G. Taylor Dies at Soldiers Home
George G. Taylor of Holton Massachusetts died at the Soldiers Home on Tuesday after a long illness. He was 73 years old and had been admitted from Woonsocket on October 29 1892. He served as a private in Company F Ninth Rhode Island Volunteers and also in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Massachusetts Volunteers during the Civil War.
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George G. Taylor
Holton
Mass
Woonsocket
Rhode Island Volunteers
Massachusetts Volunteers
Death of Henry M. Fitts Former Town Resident
Henry M. Fitts died Dec 20 at the National Soldiers Home in Togus Maine. A Civil War veteran of Company E Third Rhode Island Cavalry he was 69 and the youngest of three brothers who served. Funeral with military honors was at the Home Chapel and burial followed in the Home Cemetery. He leaves a brother Lucian E. Fitts of Providence and four sisters Mrs Myra R Eaton Riverside RI Mrs Mélissa Bowler Mrs James ODonnell of this town and Mrs Joseph King of St Paul Minnesota.
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Henry M. Fitts
George and
Delany Fitts
National Soldiers’ Home
Togus
Maine
Fitts
Third Rhode Island Cavalry
Home Chapel
Home
Lucian E. Fitts
Providence
Myra R. Eaton
Riverside
R. I
Mélissa Bowler
James O'Donnell
Joseph King
St Paul
Minn
Honk Honks and Hayseeds win in noisy league runins
Reports of last evenings bowling actions show the Honk Honks winning three strings from Narragansetts by default and two from the Hayseeds in a separate program. R Newman led with 301 and C Hill hit 113 high single as scores led to Hayseeds securing advantage over Y M C A Tanx. Engagement announced Miss Marie Nelson Bogert and Charles Deas Gadsden of Charleston South Carolina are to marry.
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Honk Honks
Hay Seeds
Tanx
Hayseeds
R. Newman
C. Hill
Marie Nelson Bogert
Harry Howe Bogert
Charles Deas Gadsden
Charleston
South Carolina
Miss Bogert
Edward P. Guerard
Theodore P. Bogert
Gadsden
Christopher Gadsden
D. D
Mr. Gadsden
St. Luke’s Church
Burnside Lodge Elects Officers and Confers Esquire Rank
At the Burnside Lodge No. 34 a regular meeting conferred Esquire on three Pages. Officers elected: Chancellor Commander William Gablinski, Vice Chancellor Thomas Sutcliffe, Prelate Charles Weaver, Keeper James A. Clarkson, Master of Finance George Clark, Master of Exchequer Harry Munro, Master at Arms Stephen Hopkins, Master of Work James Holmes, Inside Guard William Gayton, Outside Guard Charles Card. Installation set for next Wednesday evening.
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Burnside Lodge
K. of P
Charles Card
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