Death of Mrs Mary Eliza Beatty at Foxcroft Me
Intelligence reached Bristol of the death of Mrs Mary Eliza Beatty at Foxcroft Me aged about 40. She formerly lived in Bristol, later ran a Guilford millinery business as M E Beatty and Co. Burial in North cemetery beside husband and child. Also court actions and a coal gas inhalation incident at Wood street.
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Foxcroft
Mary Eliza Beatty
Henry R Beatty
Beatty
Bristol
Hiram
Mary A. (Hayes) Parsons
Henry Rielly Beatty
G. L. Locke
St. Michael's Church
Bernard Farley
Wood Street
Cottage
Burton Streets
Mr. Farley
Ann Doyle
Maggie Doyle
Mrs. Farley
Charlie
Doyle
Farley
Miss Doyle
Trinity Church Choir Reunion Service and Social
The Trinity church choir and former members hold their annual reunion tomorrow evening with a 7 45 service in the church. The order includes Hymn 66 Brightest and best of the morning, the General Confession and Absolution, Lord's Prayer, Psalm 84, The Lesson, Magnificat, The Creed and Collects, and an Anthem sequence. Offertory Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah, Benediction, Recessional Hymn 60 Smart. After the service, choir members meet in the Parish House for a social time.
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Choir
Trinity Church
Harding
Better Than Gold For Indigestion And Nervous Debility
Lancaster man F J Green says Electric Bitters cured years of chronic indigestion and nervous debility after other remedies failed. He credits his wife also benefiting, calling the tonic splendid for female troubles and a grand invigorator for weak women. 50 cents, guaranteed by J H Young & Co.
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F. J. Green
Lancaster
N. H
J.H. Young & Co
Bristol teams to clash in YMCA tournament opener tonight
Tonight the Too Lates Rusty Five and Easy Marks Rubber Five square off in the YMCA tournament as Fall River junior and Bristol High squads prepare for Thursday's big game. Brown University hopes Bristol travels to Providence Feb 11. Milburro may rejoin Bristol at center for Fall River clash. Officers of the Women's Relief Corps visit Soldiers Home and present banners and gifts.
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Bristol
Brown
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Concley
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Newport
State Board of Soldier’s Relief
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Benjamin L. Hall
Corps
McMahon
McCartney
Rhode Island Department
Rusty
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption
Melbourne man Haggins writes he was given up to die from consumption but recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He credits the remedy with saving his life. Druggists J H Young & Co sell it, price 50 cents and one dollar, trial bottle free.
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Melbourne
Fila
Dr. King
J. H. Young
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