Guardian Notice Est Warren Adm, Wardwell Lumber Co Ads
Local notices list estate administration for E M Warren and J F Warren. Wardwell Lumber Co advertised property and rental opportunities at Bay View Place and Bowling Casino Alleys. Miscellaneous items include eggs for sale, a card of thanks from Mrs Ashton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
E.M. Warren
F. Warren
A. Murray
Wardwell Lumber Co
Bay View Place
John Gerrard
Ashton
Washington Ball Among Bristol Train of Artillery
The annual Washington Ball, held Friday evening in 4A KR Hall, drew 50 couples in a grand march led by Col Thomas PF Usher and Mrs Locy Burke. Out of town guests included a representative from the Old Guards of New York and members of the United Train of Artillery Providence. Music by Straight Brothers orchestra, with Lieut-Col M A Cheesman as floor director and aides. Arrangements by Col Stephen W. Bourn. Twenty four numbers on the program, supper at intermission, dancing to 2 a.m.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
KR Hall
Thomas PF. Usher
Veteran Association
Locy Burke
Old Guards of
New York
United Train of Artillery of
Providence
Straight Brothers
Robert H. Anderson
M. A Cheesman
M. Sergt
Herman Usher
William RK. Kirkwood
Corp
Bertram Bullock
Stephen W. Bourn
Lent Cok Mortca
Sireesman
Jonn T. Robert
Walliam
R. Kirkwood
Liam A’ Francis
Priv Jonn
Beas
Rhode Island S A R Holds Annual Meeting in Providence
The Rhode Island Society of the Sons of the American Revolution held its annual meeting at the Rhode Island Historical Society. Theo dore O. Gladding and Lewis B. Waldron of Bristol were elected members. Bristol Chapter members Judge O L Bosworth, George A. Arnold, JF Farrally attended. Memorials for deceased Bristol members were read. An evening banquet at the Narragansett Hotel featured remarks by former Governor Lippitt, Mayor McCarthy, and Prof William K Wickes of Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Rhode Island Historical Society
Waterman Street
Providence
Theodore O. Gladding
Lewis B. Waldron
Bristol
O L. Bosworth
George A. Arnold
JF. Farrally
Stephen W. Church
O. L. Bosworth
Daniel Stevens
J. F. Farrallo
James C. Manchester
H. W. Brown
Anna B Manchester
Narrangansett Hotel
O L Bosworth
J. Harvey Merrill
B. M. MacDougall
J F. Farrally
Lippitt
McCarthy
William K. Wickes
Syracuse
N. Y
The
National Society
Bristol and Vicinity Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close
Mails arrive at 7.00 and 10.00 a.m. 12.00 p.m. 2.00 4.00 6.45 7.15 p.m. Mails close at 8.00 8:45 11:30 a.m. 1.45 5.45 7:15 p.m. Sunday mails arrive 8:80 a.m. close 6.00 p.m. General delivery window for stamps 4.80 to 5 p.m. Office hours Sunday 9:80 to 10:80 a.m. Sunday mail from carriers racks at south door 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
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South Door
Express schedule for Bristol by Earle and Prew
The timetable lists outward departures at 7:35 11:05 a m 3:05 and 5:05 p m and inward arrivals at 7:45 11:45 a m 2:45 and 6:45 p m noting Bristol service times for the Earle and Prew express.
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Bristol
Earle & Prew Express
Local church groups and town notes from Bristol area
George M Porter of Providence was organist at St Michael s church. Ladies Aid Society and Parish Aid Society met at local homes. State Street M E church board to meet in vestry Thursday evening. Bristol Naval Reserve lost to Newport Tigers 14 to 10. Hydraulion Engine Co attended a Narrangansett Engine Co fair at Riverside. Mark Samways of Newport visited. Bristol High School beat Y M C A 44 to 28. State Street ME church social Friday evening with supper from 6 to 8 and a musical program. John Ellery Mitchell died at Town Asylum of Bright s disease. Drownville station renamed West Barrington. Postal card regulations tighten mail with stamps. Ice boats and skaters noted on upper harbor with races. Obituary Hannah Lawton Colt Easterbrooks of Bristol. Capt George T Easterbrooks earlier Bristol native, long career at sea, later Oregon and Washington life. details of voyage with ship Corinthian and passengers on Pacific voyage.
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Bristol Naval Reserve
Tigers
Newport
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co. No. 1
Narrangansett Engine Co
Riverside
Mark Samways
I. J. Dovnery
State Street
Bristol High School
Y. M. CA
Association
Olive
Warren
John Ellery Mitchell
Philip Brady Bright
Charles Paull
Drownville
West Barrington
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Post Office Department
William M. Gorham
Washington
A. Griswold Herreshoff
Albert S. Chesbrough
Harold L. Peckham
Josiah F. Peckham Jr
John S. Ingraham
Hannah Lawton Colt
George T. Easterbrooks
Portland
Oregon
Easterbrooks
Portsmouth
R. I
Dadeeagr
Ige W. Easterbrooks
Itlwaco
Capt. Easterbrooks
Bristol
Benjamin
T. Hasterbrooks
Dans
Gardner
Corinthian
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Pacific
New York
San Francisco
Cal
J. Ross Browne
Harpers’ Magazine
Juan Fernandez
Oregon City
Pacifico County
Pacific Ocean
ill parish notes and local sports losses in town
William H Bell recovering at his Hope street home after four weeks of illness. A new scarlet fever case is Rose Gustiany of Thames street with Dr W I Duffy as physician. Project Con club meeting postponed a week due to speaker illness. Bristol High girls fall to Brown University 30 to 6 at Pem broke Hall. Bristol High girls to face Barrington High at Y M C A gym Saturday at 8 pm. George A Richardson honored by friends for his wife’s birthday with music and games. W H Brow, ex He rreshoff chief engineer, takes post as chief engineer for a new high speed steel yacht at City Island for T W Rouss of New York with installation beginning Friday.
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William H. Bell
Hope Street
Rose Gustiany
Thames Street
W. I.duffy
Bristol High School
Brown University
Pembroke Hall
Brown
Barrington High School
H. Brow
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
M. QO. D. Borden
City Island
T. W. Rouss
New York
M. Brow
Washington Birthday Celebrated by Bristol D A R Chapter
The Bristol Chapter D A R held a February 28 gathering at Rockwell Hall with boonting decor, palms, ferns, and an American flag stage. Rev. Joseph E Hutcheson spoke on The Greatness of the Common Man, drawing a long, attentive address. Miss Marguerite Gorham opened with a piano solo and Mrs E S Browne presided. Tea and confections followed, served by local D A R and C A R members, with nearly five hundred attendees including the O A R Espace society and Bristol S A R. Members of the arrangements committee led by Mrs H I Brownell were credited for the event’s success.
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Washington
Bristol
Rockwell Hall
Marguerite Gorham
E. S. Browne
Joseph E. Hutcheson
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Warren
America
William Moo
R. H. Dunbar
Charles W. Young
Lillian N. W. Greene
Narrow escape for oldest town resident in High street fire
Miss Eliza Bullock, 93 or 94, suffered burns to her face and arms in a house fire on High street. Neighbors forced entry after smoke and a smashed south door. She favored saving her money and bank-book as firemen extinguished flames in three south rooms within half an hour. Mrs. Bovay and Dr. Hasbrouck aided her at a nearby home. Built nearly a century ago, the Joohn Ballock homestead stands opposite the First Baptist Church and was insured with Dorchester Mutual.
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Eliza Bullock
High Street
Charles Hammill
Ballosk
William Bovay
Bullock House
Miss Bullock
Jank BE. Wood
State Street
Dorchester Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Boston
B. M. Ma.Dougall
Joohn Ballock
First Baptist Church
Miss Baallock
John Baallock
Brist
Maeee
Alvin M
Third Street
Russell D. Balionk
Mt. Hope Avenue
Robert H. Bailock
Thames Street
Coming Events in Bristol Pan: Concerts, Dramas and Dances
March 6 free phono graphic concert at G A R Hall. April 2 rummage sale by Bristo Commandery No 821 U G O. April 2 Broken Bonds four act melodrama at Bristol Opera House under East Side Sparta Club. April 4 Uncle Josh Whitcomb eight act melodrama at Bristol Opera House under United Brothers lodge No 18 IOOO. April 9 Tony the Cokviot under St Marys I T A Society at Bristol Opera House. April 15 third grand recital by Miss Mary E Pierce pupils at G A R Hall. April 17 third subscription dance by Arthur S Bacyn and John T Dorie at G A R Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Opera House
East Side
Cluob
Josh Whitcomb
Bristol Opera House
United Brothers Lodge
G. A. R. Hall
Mary E. Pierce
Arthur
Bacyn
John T. Dorie
Holmes Birth Announcement in Town
In this town on February 22 a son was born to Mr and Mrs John Holmes. The newborn adds to the family with long awaited arrival and is expected to be well cared for.
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Holmes
John Holmes
Died Notices From Warren and Nearby Towns
Miss Sarah Cole of Warren daughter of Luther Cole died at St Elizabeth Home Providence in February. John Ellery Mitchell age 38 died February 24 in this town. Mrs Hannah Lawton Usit widow of Capt George T Easterbrooks formerly of this town died in Portland Oregon age 89. Almira K Stanley widow of George Stanley died in Warren February 22 in her eighties.
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Bristol Phenix
Bristol County
Farrally Brothers
J. F. Farrally
Bristol Post Office
Abel
Phoenix
Hoenix
Washington Ball
Annual Meeting
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Providence, R. 1
Peirce
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and Westminster Corner
Providence. R
Bristol and Vicinity
Sunday Mails
George M. Porter
St Michael’s Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
State Street M. E. Church
A. W. Place
M. E. Church
Trinity Church
Richard Corneil
Central Street
Hannah Lawton
Colt
Project Con Club
George A. Richardson
Richardson
Epworth League
Daughters of American Revolution
Bristol Narrows
Martha Ashton
Plymouth Rock
John Gerrard Futacom
Womsan
Nig Bia
K.K H. Dewolf
Burton Street
Katharine Trabald
Constitution Street
Byfield St
Fox Hill Ave
Pere
Howe
C C.H
M. H
Malcolm Macnaught
Thames Strost
Royal Baking Powder CO
Bristo! Commandery
St. Mary’s ‘I’. A. Society
William A. Manchester
Old Sugar House
N. N
Oliver G. M.gann
H.V. Cady
Neilan Typewriter Exchange
Banigan Building
Lawson Pink
Swift
Go’ ‘S
Beistel
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