Mysteries edge Twenty-threes in bowling match
MICAS LEAGUE Twenty-threes won two strings from the Mysteries last evening bowing one single of 502 and a total of 423. Fierce was high roller with 302. Scores show highest individual three strings J Saillant 345, highest team totals Hay Seeds 1440, and highest team single string total Hank Hanks 623.
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Fierce
J. Saillant
Hay Seeds
Hank Hanks
Henk Hooks
Pee Oney
H. Newman
Two Local Notables Die While Winter Touches Town
Obituaries note Anna Grace on Second Street who died at 103 and John Keegan who passed away at his Wood Street home at 58. Herreshoff Manufacturing engages J H Wall Co for 65-footers plank ing and deck work, three boats already underway. Sugar refinery prep for a gas house and electricity distribution continues with about 50 men. Harry Mayo leaves Rhode Island Tool Company to join Providence Institution for Savings.
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the Phoenix
Anna
Grace
Second Street
John ‘Keegan
Wood Street
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
J. H. Wall& Co
Herreshoffs
Stiops
Harry V. Mayo
Rhode Island Tool Company
Providence
Providence Institution For Savings
Obituary and fraternal officer elections in New Orleans
Jefferson Davis died in New Orleans on Friday the 6th aged 1 year. St. Michael's Church bought the estate at Hope and Church streets. Masons and title lists show annual meetings electing officers for St. Alban's Lodge No. 6 A F and AM, Major James DeWolf Camp No. 8 Sons of Veterans, Branch 834 Order of Ion Hall, with numerous names including W M William J Bradford and Captain William M Gorham among others. Notes include officers, trustees, and medical director selections for the ensuing year.
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St. Alban’s Lodge
No. 6
A. F
A. M
W. M
William J. Bradford
S. W
Orrin Wilson
J. W
Charles Henning
John H.pitman
Charles H. Wheden
Richard B. Franklin
George H. Douglass
J. Deacon
Christian Herrmann
Steward
James DeWolf
Sons of Veterans
William M. Gorham
George H. Burke
Aaron F. Usher
Henry M. Darling
Frank B. Wilson
William H. Maxfield
A. Russell Newman
OC. J
Alfred Smith
N. J
Edwin CO. Sparks
Post O. IL
Henry F. Card
Charles B. Brigham
Frank Fish
Winthrop
G. Thurston
Allen G. Wright
Samuel ¥. Maunro
Edwin F. Lindsey
Henry O.talbee
Augustus P. Nerone
D. J. Neylan
Mrs Louisa Pratt Rites Held At Bryn Athyn Church
Mrs Louisa Marston Pratt of this town died Saturday at Bryn Athyn Penn Nine weeks illness Typhoid fever progressed to typhoid pneumonia Her brother Henry M Gibson of this town accompanied the body home The Philadelphia physicians and two nurses cared for her She studied in Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts and traveled abroad She was an artist member of St Michaels Church Survived by Gibson niece and nephew list Family and friends attended funeral at St Michaels Church Burial Juniper Hill Cemetery The elegiac verse closes the notice
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Louisa’Marston-Pratt
Bryna Athyn
Penn
Henry M. Gibson
Bryn Athyn
Mrs. Prats
Charles Dana
Abby (DeWolf) Gibson
George T. French
Bristol Neck
Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts
J.M. Cooper
Bryo Athyn
Philadelphia
Charles Dana Gibson
New York
Langdon Gibson
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Elysian
Mrs Ella Frances Lake Dies After Illness
Mrs Ella Frances Lake age 40 years 4 months 17 days wife of Dr John Lake died Sunday at 9 am at her home corner Hope and Oliver streets after a week of Bright's disease. She was born in town to Henry Rhodes and the late Josephine Manchester and married Dr Lake in September 1897. Survived by husband and her father at 218 Hope Street. Funeral will be at 2 pm tomorrow with Rev W R Trotter officiating. Interment at North Cemetery.
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Ella Frances Lake
John Lake
Hope
Oliver Streets
Lake
Henry Rhodes
Josephine Manchester
Hope Street
W. R Trotter
Trinity Church
North Cemetery
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Promotes Stomach Relief
An ad from Hope Drug Co. Bristol promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach distress. It touts quick relief, gastric stimulation, and better digestion with a 25 cent box and a money back guarantee, plus larger sizes 80 cents and $1.00.
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Rexall
Bristol
Hope Drug Co
Hope Street
The Tragedy of Seal Hunting From Wide World Magazine
In January Wide World Magazine an account describes seal hunting methods and dangers. Hunters use a gaff to strike young seals and skin them for pelts bound with ownership flags. For old seals the thick skulls require rifles, and fights between seals and hunters can be deadly, including a dramatic incident where a hunter punctures a dog hood and another finishes a foe with a knife.
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Wide World Magazine
District Court Hears Likely Guilty Verdict and Bail Ruling
In district court Judge Hammill questioned a key witness Mason who identified a defendant as resembling the man who entered his home. Judge Bosworth set bail at 1500 dollars due to the offense being grave and aggravated by age. aunts Misses Mary and Catherine Coyle posted bonds. Other matters included Alexis Guevremont guilty of assault and fined, Frank Vinis guilty of revelling and fined, and several cases continued or defaulted or moved to a future date.
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Mr. Mason
Bosworth
Leahy
Madon
Mary
Catherine Coyle
Alexis Guevremont
Myer Paley
Frank Vinis
Wood Street
Annie Frinke
Albert Frinke
Alphonse
Rugges
Boswell
Lucien
Trespas
George M. Darling
Salzano Agontino
M.L. Bosworth
M. W. Schoen
Joseph Petin
John Terra
Slander
One Man Upright and the Paradox of Level Surfaces
A note from A Paradox Party in the Strand explains a curious paradox about level surfaces. George argues that a plane can touch a sphere at a single point, so only the person at that point stands upright relative to Earth's center. He compares a level billiard table to a spherical surface, noting curvature is negligible on a small table but real in theory, a point Mrs. Allgood resists accepting.
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George
Euclid
Advertised Letters For Week End Ing Jan 1
Advertised letters for the week ending January 1 include Ova L Caoncan Fred Daigle Fur Trapper Jose Ignacio Da Serra Manuel dos Santos Helen Growley Foxsign Antonio de Freita Espinosa Obiaring Cimmina.
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Ova L. Caoncan
Fred Daigle
Fur Trapper
Jose Ignacio da Serra
Manuel Dos Santos
Helen Growley
Foxsign
Antonio de Freita
Espinosa
Obiaring Cimmina
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Elia Frances Lake
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Adam Pfaff
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Bolton
Barrington
Joseph Bolton
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Westminster Steel
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Mathewson St
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J. Gilman Cook
Ladies and
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Hope St
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Carpenter and Builder
Slope St
Pearse Ave
William G. Murphy Mason
Warren
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