Bristol Y M C A Falls to Fall River in Close Game
In Fall River at Borden gymnasium the Bristol Y M C A lost to Fall River 82 to 17. McGrath led Fall River with six floor baskets. McGrath and D McGrath scored from fouls. Bristol's Pickles did not score from the floor but made seven free throws. McCaughey starred for Bristol with four field goals as the overheated gym affected the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Bristol Y. M. C. A
Borden Gymnasium
Fall’ River
Bristol
McGrath
Pickles
McCaughey
Bristol Opera House Shows First Run Pictures Saturday
Bristol Opera House presents a strong moving picture and illustrated song program with four big feature films. Master Boucher returns for two songs, and Misa Remington sings two numbers. The manager promises a top tier, up to date show with more reels than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Mather
Demara
Bristol
Isisure
Master Boucher
Boucher
Moving Picture
the Nickel of Providence
Misa Remington
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Warner at 270 High Street
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah E. Warner widow of Frederick A. Warner was held Tuesday at 2:30 PM from her 270 High Street home and was well attended. Rev. John McVay of State Street M E Church conducted the services. Bearers were Frank T. Remierss, George H. Peck, Frederick A. Tallman, and William H. Maxfield. The interment followed at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Warner
Frederick A Warner
High Street
John McVay
State Street
M. E
Frank T. Remierss
George H. Peck
Frederick A. Tallman
William H. Maxfield
North Cemetery
Obituary of Dr Buffington at 68 in Bristol town
William H Buffington died about eleven oclock Tuesday morning at 23 Burton street after a brief illness pneumonia was the cause. He was born in Somersett Massachusetts April 18 1842 and lived in Bristol many years. He conducted a drug store at Hope and Bradford then State street then Sparks block and finally Barton street. Survived by two sons William H Buffington Jr and George P Buffington, siblings and four sisters. Funeral Sunday from his Barton street home with interment at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William’h Buffington
Burton Street
W. Fred Williams
Buffington
Mr. Buttington
Somerset
Mass
Benjamin
Martha
Luther) Buflington
Bristol
Taunton
Samuel
Drary
Susan
Bliss) Peckham
William Miller
South Christian Church
William H. Buffington
George P. Buffington
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works
Worcester
Benjamin Luther Buffington
Australia
Joseph Buffington
Potter & Buffington
Eddy Street
Providence
Edward Barnaby
Charles A. Barbour
R. Bartington
Barton Street
North Cemetery
Comrade Marcena Lane Dies at Soldiers' Home
Marcena W. Lane of the Soldiers' Home died at 10 25 Wednesday morning after a long illness including dropsy. He served in the Eleventh New Hampshire Infantry during the Civil War and had lived in Providence. He is survived by his wife and two children in Providence. The body was taken to Providence Wednesday evening for funeral and interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcena W. Lane
Soldiers’ Home
Providence
Eleventh
New Hampshire Infantry
Woman's back pain cured by Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Mary Cunningham of Bristol reports long remaining backache and side pains ended after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Young & Co. Drug Store. She notes improved health and urges others to try the remedy. Foster-Milburn Co. sells the pills in the United States for 50 cents a box. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bristol
Mary Cunningham
Congregational St
Young & Co
Doan
Foster-Milboro Co
Buffalo
New’ York
United States
Dake
Parochial Reports From Rhode Island Episcopal Church
Parochial reports for St Michael's Bristol and Warren list baptisms and burials, communicants, Sunday school size, sittings, property values, and detailed parish and diocesan charitable expenditures. Total current and extraordinary expenses reach 9120.79 with overall disbursements at 9165.21.
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Bristol
Warren
Rhode Island Episcopal Convention
Trinity Church parish record shows baptisms and finances
The Rev W R Trotter reports 15 baptisms 13 infant 2 adult, 7 marriages, 19 burials, 400 souls under pastoral care, 284 present registrants with 177 communicants. Weekly attendance 80, total membership 119, Sunday school 106 scholars. Parish value total 22,000 with debt 7,800. current expenses 1,665.72 and extraordinary 1,731.61. Missionary and charitable giving totals 170.51, additional expenses 8,397.33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Michael’s Church
George L. Locke
William
Fred Williams
Wallis E.“Howe
Fred . Gladding
St. Elizabeth Home
St. Andrew's Industrial School
Board of Managers
Board of Missions
Board of Misions
W. KR. Trotter
John P. Reynolds
W. Young
Sacday School
St Marks Church Warren Parish Report and Finances
The Rev Joseph Hutcheson rector and wardens Alfred Gardner and WM Wilmarth lead St Mark s Church Warren. Baptisms total 12, confirmations 19, marriages 4, burials 8. Present communicants 154 and Sunday school 110. Finances show current expenses 2994 21, parish debt 2760, incomes 2436 24, investments 856 77, missionary and charitable total 804, additional expenses 2994 21.
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ST. Mark's Church
Warren
Joseph Hutcheson
Alfred B. Gardner
Wm. S. Wilmarth
St. Mary’s Orphanage
St. Andrew’s Industrial School
Board of Managers
Board of Missions
Valley School opens with new bell and perfect pupil attendance
The Phenix reports the Valley School bell rang at 10 o'clock to mark the new term. It lists numerous pupils with perfect attendance, good conduct, and excellent scholarship across all grades from First to Ungraded, naming many students and their grades in a busy roll of honor.
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Lida Pearse
Clara Henning
Katherine Connery
Margie Leahy
Herbert Warner
Albert Young
Eddie Leahy
South
Robert Newbold
Robert Nelson
Edith Marfield
Celia Hill
Arthur Warner
Helen Church
Bessie Ferguson
Catherine Reynolds
North
Fred_ Bhaiaehan
Alfred Finch
Rowland Goddard
Sarah D. Bosworth
Mary A. Callan
Madeline Tilley
Beatrice Thompson
Charles Herrmann
Napoleon LaForest
Harold Peckham
Robert H. Mott
Carl Galle
Manuel Silvis
Effie L. Horton
Emma J. Shepard
Mary Alice Spellacy
Catherine B. Levere
West
Annie Pearse
Daisy Shepard
Mary Morrissey
Louise LaForest
Nettie Easterbrooks
Emma Leitiger
Raymond Clark
Fred Cleaver
John Hughes
Thomas Dwyer
Carl Leitiger
Ernest Klein
Byfield
Fannie August
Prescott Bradie
Olney Collins
William Darling
Jennie Trainer
Martha Philips
John Tallay
Annie LaForest
Lucny
George Maxfield
William J. Tobin
Lee Usher
Harold Usher
John H.gher
Attleboro Office Work and Local Notices in 1890
O Herman Usher, formerly with the Phoenix, now works in the Advocate office in Attleboro. Augustus Bourn, Rome Consul General, reports awaiting a house and plans to join his Switzerland-based family. Policeman Munro gifts each officer a teak billy from the General Jackson. Fifteen town residents died in 1889 aged 70 plus, including Peck 94 Cushman 86 Baylis 86 Greene 84 Peok 82 Slade 81 Hoar 80 Darling 80 West 80 Briggs 79 Bomey 78 Tilley 78 Coggeshall 77 Easterbrooke 74 Stetson 74.
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Augustus
Bourn
Rome
Switzerland
Benjamin T. Munro
General Jackson
Anna Bradford Peck
Harriett Cushman
Hannah Baylis
Martha Hill Greene
Horace Peok
Ira P. Slade
James Hoar
Keziah E. Darling
Lydia West
Lemuel W. Briggs
Charlotte B. Bomey
Benjamin Tilley
Sylvanus B. Coggeshall
Maria L Easterbrooke
George W. Stetson
Dreadnaughts Hold Annual Supper at Fire Station
Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company No 1 held its annual supper at the fire station on High and Church streets with 60 to 60 attendees enjoying a turkey feast. Theodore Rawson prepared the meal while Augustus Gravelle was named foreman, and speeches were delivered by Daniel Coggeshall Frank Hammill Major Hackett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Streets
Theodore (Roosevelt) Rawson
Augustus A. Gravelle
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Frank H. Hammill
John J. Hackett
Herbart EB. Strong
William M. Connery
Appointments Confirmed for Medical Examiner and Health Board
The Senate confirmed William Fred Williams M D of this town as Medical Examiner for District No 2 Bristol County for the term ending January 81 1916 Rev George L Locke of this town as member of the State Board of Health from Bristol County for the term ending January 31 1916
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William Fred Williams
Bristol County
George L. Locke
State Board of Health
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Promotion for Mother Gray a nurse in Children's Flame New York claims powder cures feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and destroys worms break up curds in 24 hours sample mailed free address Hen S Olmsted LeRoy NY features in ad style with health claim and free sample offer
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Mother Gray
New York
S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
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Eek
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River
Bristol Y.M.C
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D. McGrath
Manning
Swright TE
Clarke Booth
Ig Morris
Bender
Booth
Foulsa
Daki
Fio McCaughey
Bottomley
Geo
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Ene
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Boston
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Phenix
O.herman Usher
Phoenix
Attleboro
Advocate
W. L. Douglas
W.g.jones
Howard Ave
Utica
Brockton
W.L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Brock
A. P. Nerone
Dreadnaughts
Parker
Leggins
Storm King
Walrus
Loggins
John the Shoeman
Ween Street
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