Wedding Tomorrow At Huestis Home In Providence
An informal wedding will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at 21 Burton street as Miss Luella May Huestis weds Eugene Sherman Byone. Rev. John McVay will perform the ceremony witnessed by a few relatives. The bride, active in Reba Rebekah Lodge No. 12 and State street ME Church choir, plans a short wedding trip and will reside in Providence after returning. the groom, a Browns & Sharpe machinist, is son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Byone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Huestis
Burton Street
Luella May Huestis
Eugene Sherman Byone
John McVay
State Street Mek
Reba Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 12
State Street
Providence
Browns & Sharpe
Frank E. Byone
Ice Chills Harbor Traffic and Ice Boat Activity
The upper harbor is frozen but not enough for ice boats to navigate. Iceboats were seen on Mill Pond near Pappasquash Road while the Sagamore ferry remained tied up at the Foot of Constitution. A Bristol Ferry landing attempt failed due to ice and passengers had to travel via Fail River. no service until the ice clears. Ice men report busy, with homes nearly filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Pond
Pappasquash Road
Sagamore
Constitution Arvank
Crandall
Bristol Ferry
Newport
Coming Events in Bristol February Program Lineup
Feb 11 Tuesday evening special in Artillery Armory run by Antone Marshall and W. Maxfield. Feb 12 Wednesday evening dance in G A R Hall under supervision of Detianery Hose company. Feb 19 and 20 Bristol Opera House two evenings featuring David the Shepherd Boy King directed by A H Newton for Y M C A. Feb 2 Friday Washington Ball under Bristol Train of Artillery at its armory on State Street. Feb 26 Tuesday evening three act New England drama Placer Gold by Albion Dramatic Club at Bristol Opera House. Feb 28 Friday Annual Ball of Robert Emmet Literary Association in Grand Army Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artillery Armory
Antone Marshall
W. Maxfield
Detianery Hose Company
Bristol Opera House
David
Shepherd Boy King
A. H. Newton
Washington
Bristol Train of Artillery
State Street
New England
Albion Dramatic Club
Robert Emmet Literary Association
Grand Army Hall
Notes and News of Local Bristol Post Office
Local Bristol post office hours and mail schedules list arrivals and closings for weekdays and Sunday. Express service times by Earle & Prew are given for outward and inward routes with multiple daily departures and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Earle & Prew
Public notices and local happenings in town
Public schools plan Flag Day exercises and Lincoln birthday remembrances while Mrs. W Duffy travels to Washington D C. Windsor resident John H Waldron sells a Union Street house to Evin Sherman. deeds filed. Local yacht of activities include Mohawks vs Hope High at Y M C A gym and new Bristol views arriving. Postcard dealer OU Sparks touts spring fabrics. probate commission handles Caroline W Thiele estate creditors. A Republican town committee meeting discussed candidates for town clerk and moderator with next caucus time to be set. Democratic committee meets tonight. Local ads include candy specials and home made confections. Edith A Maxfield surprised by friends with party on Union Street. music and supper follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H.waldron
Windsor, VI
Evin Sherman
Union Street
Mohawks
Hope High School
Bristol
OU. W. Sparks
Phoenix
Charles F Nelle
Thames and
John Streets
Thames Street
James Dixon
Republican Town Committee
Democratic Town Committee
O. W. Sparks
Edith A. Maxfield
William H. Maxfeld
Pleasank&ly
Providence
Local notices and society items from Bristol area
M W Schosa returns from a 12 day business trip to New York. Olive Flavoring orders will be delivered. Various notices include church event at State Street M E church vestry, burial of Albert A Knight of Providence, brief mention of Philips Fontaine’s ad, and local real estate transfer on Juniper Lane. Socials at Artillery Armory, Y M C A basketball plans, Bristol Eagle Ball, Y M C A Women’s Auxiliary meeting, and a sale of articles planned. Walter I Barnes dies at Manton after long illness. cottage break ins reported at Little’s Narrows. police praise from architect Benjamin W Wright. Newport trip for Naval Reserves game depends on ticket sales. tickets on sale at local shops and Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Macomber
Warren
Benjamin W. Wright
Providence
John H. Wright
Bristol County
Wright
Newport
Naval
New York
W. M. Connery’s
W. J Fish & Co
King’s Dyspepsia Tablet Trial Offer
A King’s Dyspepsia Tablet after meals overcomes indigestion and stomach ills. Two days’ trial free. Ask our dealer. Sold by O. W. Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Sparks
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Gains Popularity
A simple remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough grows in favor with all ages. Mothers are urged to keep it on hand for children as it provides prompt relief and acts as a gentle laxative to expel poison and phlegm from the system. Sold by O W Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Sparks
Y M C A Bowling Tournament Victory for Mysteries
Friday evening the Mysteries swept three straight wins over the N LR team in the YMCA bowling tournament. Final scores are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. LR
Plasterer Injured In Fall At Colt Memorial High School
John Feeley of Boston, a plasterer's tendher, fell 12 feet from a hogshead while working on the south side of the new Colt Memorial High School. He suffered a deep forehead wound extending to the frontal bone, a nasal injury, a sprained left wrist, and bleeding. Dr. Merriman treated him and he was able to go to Wood Street afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Feeley
Boston
New Colt Memorial High School
A. M. Merriman
Feeley
Wood Street
Widow Anna E DeWolf Middleton Dies at 93
Mrs Anna Elizabeth DeWolf Middleton widow of Professor Nathaniel R Middleton died yesterday at 4 am at her Por pasquash home after a period of frail health. Born February 6 1816 in this town she married in 1842 to the South prominent educator Rev Thomas Fales officiated later. She survived by three daughters and one son prior died in 1896. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Poppsquash then Charleston burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elizabeth DeWolf Middleton
Nathaniel Russell Middleton
Porpasquash
Middleton
Henry DeWolf
Anna E. (Marston) DeWolf
Nathaniel Russell Middletonjay
University of Charleston
South Carolina
Thomas Fales
St Michael’s
Tip
Aspear
Gooding Avenue
James Gooding
Poppssquash
Professor Middleton
Southland
Mre
Pappasquash
Kitz Henry DeWolf
Alexander DeWolf
William Frederick DeWolf
Chicago
Annie E. Middleton
Alicia Hopton Middleton
Lottie DeWolf
Edward Paddleford DeWolf
Russell DeWolf Middleton
Charleston
The Passing of Henry Coggeshall Gladding of Providence
Henry Coggeshall Gladding died at home on 9 Hoppin Street Providence February 2. He was the son of Benjamin Gladding and Mahitable Turner Coggeshall Gladding and a descendant of John Coggeshall, Newport founder. Known as Uncle Henry, he was born January 11 1827 in Chenango County New York and moved to Providence in 1858 to work in the machine business. He helped organize two Gladding reunions in town. He was interred at North Cemetery after services on February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coggeshall -Gladding
Hoppin Streat
Providence
Cemetry
Benjamin Gladding i
Lurner Coggeshall
Gladding
John Coggeshall
Newport
Henry
Thorn
Ohenango County
New York
Union Evangelistic Campaign Under Rev J Wilbur Chapman
A Union Evangelistic Campaign led by Rev J Wilbur Chapman will start Friday evening February 27 in this town and run through March 11. Although Dr C Chapman cannot attend personally, he will send associates and gospel singers. Churches involved include First Baptist First Congregational State Street M and E and Bristol Pentecostal. Cottage prayer meetings will precede services and local Christian workers will conduct personal outreach. The preparatory prayer meeting is scheduled for next Friday at eight o'clock in the First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilbur Chapman
C Chapman
First Baptist
First Congregational
State Street M. &E
bBriatol Pentecostal
First Congregational Church
How Sloan's Liniment Cured Horses of Fistula and Sweeny
A. D. Bruce of Aurelia Iowa describes a horse doctor failing to cure a fistula, then Sloan's Liniment healing the horse. He cites another case of sweeny improved after using Sloan's Liniment and reports a neighbor’s similar success. A further note praises Sloan's Sure-Olio Cure as reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeny
Sloan
A. D. Bruce
Aurelia
Rings Little Liver Pills Promise Health Boost
An old time medical ad touts Rings Little Liver Pills claiming to wake lazy livers, cleanse the system, and clear the skin. It markets relief for biliousness and sick headache with a price of 250, sold by O W Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Sparks
Pineules 80 days treatment testimonial from Mrs. Jon King
Mrs Jon King of Woodland Texas writes of kidney and bladder trouble lasting four years. A druggist persuaded her to try Pineules for 80 days at one dollar. She reports one bottle cured her and values its relief beyond money. Guaranteed sale by O W Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon King
Woodland
Tex
O. W. Sparks
Enjoyable Evening At B B U O Club Meeting
The annual meeting and turkey supper of the B B U O Club was held at A W Barrett's residence. Officers elected for the year are Rev A B Stowell as President, R A Goddard as Secretary, Isaac Gorham as Treasurer, and A W Barrett as Press Correspondent. An entertainment by Charles Liscomb and A W Barrett featured sleight of hand and a mystery performance. A flashlight picture was taken, and each plate later received a finished copy. Mrs Charles Liscomb and Mrs A W Barrett assisted. Barrett plans to convert his attic den into a smoke house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. U. O. Clacb
A. W. Barrett
A. 8. Stowell
R A. Goddard
Isaac Gorham
Charles Liscomb
A W. Barrett
A. W. Barratt
Surprising Victory at B B U Club Supper
At the annual supper of the B B U club rivals R G and H BR faced a shock as new member R F won the eating badge with ease. The celebration left the former champions “down and out” and the crowd stunned by the upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G
H. BR
R. F
Bristol Chapter D A R Holds Regular Meeting
Bristol Chapter D A R met in Memorial Hall with 22 members present. Regent presided and announced National Congress delegates for Washington in April. Mrs Edward Easterbrooks leads as Regent, with Mrs Charles Johnson as alternate, Mrs F M Dixon as delegate, and Mrs John Batchelor as delegate’s alternate. Arthur T. Newman read his essay Puritan Governors describing Carver, Bradford, Winthrop and Endicott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
D A. R
Memorial Hall
National Congress
Washington
Edward G.easterbrooks
Charles A. Johnson
F. M. Dixon
John B. Batchelor
W. Fred Williams
Arthur T. Newman
Family Nearly Asphyxiated by Illumining Gas at Wood Street
Early morning incident at 366 Wood Street where Mr and Mrs Louis Romano and two children were found unconscious in the cellar. Dr W F Daffy diagnosed gas poisoning from illuminating gas. The four family members remain under care but are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Romano
Wood Street
John Romano
Loui
W. F. Daffy
Funeral Service for Mrs Rebecca Anne Obaarch
The funeral of Mrs Rebecca Anne Obaarch widow of Stephen W Obaarch was held Saturday afternoon at her residence on Obarch street with many relatives and friends in attendance and numerous floral tributes. Rev T Newton Owen of the First Congregational Church officiated. Bearers were John W Church Edward Church Jr Stephen T Church and Charles F Dimond of this town. The body was entombed at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Anne Obaarch
Stephen W. Obarch
Obarch Street
T. Newton Owen
First Congregational Church
John W. Church
Edward ©. Church, Jr
Stephen T. Church
Charles F. Dimond
North Cemetery
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Bristol Phenix
Hope Street
R. I. Leong
Arrally Brothers Proprietors
J. F. Farrally
Bristol Post Office
Your
Hohnix
Tar Phoentiz
H. T. Peterson
Briggs
Wood
W. Fish & Co
W. Fred Fish
Irving Smith
Maale
The
Newa
Hasbrouck Block
NDEX
Mt. Hope Block
Philias Fontaine
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Providence, R. I
Peirge
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and Westminster Corner
R. I
Bristol and Vicinity
Bunday Mailb
South Door
Olive
W. ¥. Duffy
Washington, D. C
Smith's
Setitir
New York City
Mr. Schoen
Probate Court
Esate
Caroline W.thiele
Council Chamber
M. W.schosa
Warren R. L Blank Bilk
State Street M.E
Albert A. Knight
North
Philips Fontaine
J. E. Harrally
Norwalk
New Milford
Conn
Probate
Frank H.hammill
William Hall Gifford
Infantry Hall
Alleva
Juniper Lane
Joseph
Quelina Dubno
Mary Lef. Brown
Bradford Street
Bay View Avenue
Straight Brothers
Fall River Naval Reserves
Bristol Y. M. O. A
Fall River Boys
Hnatle
Bristol” Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie Rooms
G. A. R. Hall
Y.M. QO. A
Walter I. Barnes
Narragansett Electric Company
Manton
Mr. Barnes
William
Dyer
Little's Narrows
Everett Coggeshall
the Narrows
R.marray
Manrae
A. Davidson
Clark
J. Davidson
Capt
J. Sailliant
W. Def. Brown
J. Church
W.R. Davis
JW McVan
A. Schafft
F. Slade
A. Edmunds
L. H. Callan
W Paine
A. W. Hathaway
Crockford
Hibbert
St Av
M. Dimond
Nelson
Kuonz
W. Cromer
Os Saillant
Osterberg
Atwood
Darling Oe
H. Callano
B. Newman
W. T. O' Donnell
W. Obarch
Herrmanp Oa
K Slade
Kenney
J.J Walsh
B. D. DeWolf
H. Newman
W. Paine
W. Manchester
Munro
F. A. Snow
W. A. Snow
G Kinnicutt
Wall
Edmonds
Rounds
Kinder
S. C. Dimond
Ebbitts
T Byrnes
Marshall
Hank Hanks
New High School
Anna E. DeWolf Middleton
Union Evangelistic Campaign
Cash Grocery
Braples Coal Co
Fall
Mt Hope
Bay View
Harman Co. T
Ward
Coor Hope
C. Phoenix
Bristol Hotel
Nicholas J. Golden
Church Svt
R. L
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