Electric Car Timetable for New Haven Hartford Route
The schedule details October 1904 northbound and southbound electric car departures from Bristol Constitution Street and Fox Point Providence to and from Bristol and Providence. Weekday and Sunday services list specific departure and arrival times across a full day from early morning to late night.
Suburban Railway Schedule Providence Bristol Service
Regular weekday service runs from City Hall 5.45 a.m. every 30 minutes to 7.15 p.m. then hourly to 11.15 p.m. Bristol terminus begins 5.15 a.m. with 80 minute intervals until 6.45 p.m. then hourly to 10.45 p.m. plus 7.15 8.15 11.15 p.m. and 12.45 a.m. to Riverside car house. Sundays depart City Hall 7.45 a.m. then half-hourly to 10.15 p.m. from Bristol 6.45 a.m. to 6.45 p.m. every 80 minutes, then hourly to 9.45 p.m. and at 7.15 8.15 10.45 11.45 p.m. to Riverside only. Cars leave Franklin Street six minutes after Bristol departure.
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Providence
Bristol
City Hall
Riverside
Hquily
Franklin Street
Newport
Newport to Providence Train Schedule Lines
Passenger times listed for Newport to Providence and Bristol to Newport service. Fares not mentioned. Not run Sundays. Arrival times at Newport include morning and afternoon windows with multiple daily departures and arrivals listed.
New Year's Observances At Bristol Churches
Read varied worship across Bristol on New Year's Day with Epworth League led by Miss Lelia Judson Tuttle of Columbia University. Rev W L Hood preached The Best New Thing at State Street M E, while Rev W R Trotter spoke on Romans 8 28 and church history of Christ at Trinity and St Michaels. Ladies Auxiliary of St Mary's elect officers and publish resolutions on Rev Patrick McCabe's death.
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State Street M. E
Lelia Judson Tuttle
Columbia University
N. Y
Epworth League
W. L. Hood
W. R. Trotter
Trinity Church
Locke
St. Michael’s Church
Jesus
Joshua
A. 8. Stowell
First Baptist Church
J. F. Downing
T. J. Fitzpatrick
St. Mary’s Church
Fitzpatrick
Concord
N. H
Trinity
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Mary’s T. A. Looety
Mary A. Callan
Mary Henry
Margaret A. Leahy
Louise Doyle
Mary Warrington
Nora Leahy
Kate Walsh
Rose Fay
Annie Breen
Lena Brides
Bridget Breen
Committee On
New Year Sermons and Fast Day Observance at Bristol Church
A large morning audience heard Mr. Owen preach from Luke 14 18. Evening Chris tian Endeavor discussed Our Goal for 1905. A New Year sermon from Deut 2 3 urged advancement. Bristol Congregational Fast Day included Exodus God made the sea dry land. Herman Bell and Mr. Abbott spoke. Afternoon topic The Future as a Motive. Night service compared life to a tale with chapters and a plot. Strong attendance marked the Fast Day observance.
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Owen
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church of
Bristol
Herman Bell
Mr. Abbott
Bristol Court Opens Year With No Criminal Docket
District Court in Bristol started the new year with no criminal cases on the docket. In Domuinico Malafronte v Meiggs, Joseph Benjamin was added to test title and the case was continued to January 9. Judgment in Guitano Espinoso v Villatico will be entered in Warren Thursday due to wage attachment. Catherine Scanlon v Elizabeth Scanlon may be withdrawn, with several civil cases continued.
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Bristol
Domuinico Malafronte
Ernest Meiggs
Joseph Benjamin
Warren
Guitano Espinoso
Pietro Villatico
Catherine Scanlon
Elizabeth Scanlon
Wilson and Flora Cornell Married at Bride's Parents Home
Benjamin Knowles Wilson wed Flora Clarke Cornell at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Elijah H Cornells in Bristol on December 381 officiated by Rev G L Locke D D The couple both reside in Bristol and the notice records their marriage in this town.
Maher Child Dies in Town Aged 1 Year 12 Days
John Maher, son of Thomas and Mary Maher, died in town on January 1 at the age of 1 year and 12 days. Funeral details to be announced by the family.
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Maher
John
Thomas
Mary Maher
Bristol County Game and Protective association elects officers
The annual meeting at Goff's hotel in Warren elected officers for the coming year. George B. Arnold was chosen president, Benjamin A. Church vice president, Dr. Horace Seymour secretary and treasurer, Henry F. Hall warden, and O. W. Greene Sanford O. White and John A. Saillant as executive committee members. A sumptuous dinner followed in the dining hall.
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Bristol County Game and Protective Association
Goff’s Hotel
Warran
Georgeb. Arnold
Benjamin A. Church
Horace Seymour
Henry F. Hall
O. W. Greene
Sanford O. White
John A. Saillant
The Secret of Success for August Flower
Forty million bottles of August Flower have been sold in the United States since its introduction. The ad claims it cures indigestion and dyspepsia, regulates the liver, and has a thirty five year track record of helping millions. Trial bottles are offered at 250 and regular size at 750.
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United States
August Flower
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