A Mothers Fault and a Childs Quiet Reply
A mother learns the fault lies with her neglect rather than Sonny's shouting. She recalls teaching him to speak softly and realizes her own distraction at breakfast and during a visit led to tears and hurt. The piece endorses kindergarten prep and notes the National Kindergarten Association's guidance.
Non Yar Gieste Policy Assets and Dividends Expire
A note relates to assets surplus and large dividends at policy expiration. WATSON CO., Inc. is listed as agent for the Atgighg9 Weyhosset Street fence.
Funeral for Frank Castro 40 Held at St Elizabeth's
Funeral services were held for Frank Castro at 9 this morning at St Elizabeth's Church following a two year illness. Burial took place in St Mary's Cemetery. A Madeira Islands native who came to Bristol 30 years ago, he worked 15 years in the Keds division before later running a Wood street grocery. He is survived by his widow, a daughter Olivia, a brother Alvio and five sisters all of Bristol.
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Geer Cat Age Beamwat
Frank Castro
Wood Street
St Elizabeth's Church
Manuel J. Barros
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Madeira Islands
Castro
Bristol
Keds
National India Rubber Company
Olivia Costa
Lucy Silvia
Alvio
Julio Ferreira
Emily Freitas
Alice
Louise
Mamie Castro
William A Smith Prudence Island postmaster dies at 55
William A Smith former Prudence Island postmaster died at his East Providence home aged 56. He lived at 2540 Pawtucket Avenue and served 25 years as postmaster and ran a Sandy Point store. Funeral today at 1 45 p m from his residence. He belonged to Beacon Lodge Wickford and Washington Lodge Wickford. He is survived by his widow Gertrude and his father Blard. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery Atterton with Beacon Lodge ins Journal.
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Prudence Island
William A. Smith
East Providence
Pawtucket Avenue
Mr. Smith
Charles B. Smith
Sarah T (Ambro) Smith
Sandy Point
Beacon Lodge
Wickford
Washington Lodge
North Kingstown
Gertrude AL (Rockers) Smith
Blard
Elm Grove Cemetery
Atteriton
Smith
South County
Funeral for Samuel E Lincol n of Bristol Highlands
The funeral for Samuel Everett Lincoln a Bristol Highlands summer resident and Rhode Island newspaper writer was held from St Marys Episcopal Church East.
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Samuel Everett Lincoln
Bristol Highlands
Rhodes Island
St Mary's Episcopal Church
East
Provici Sees an S Te ied ector Be ee £ 35
Reconstructed OCR fragment hints at a notice about a person named Provici and a resolution involving a 35 pound amount and a request for requiem services. The readable text is highly garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
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Provici
Death of Manton H. Luther, Bristol native
News from Bristol reports the death of Manton H. Luther 79, a former Bristol resident. His body will arrive Wednesday and burial is set for 11 o'clock at the North Burial Ground with Rev. H. D. Graetz officiating. Luther, born March 23 1855, worked for the Providence Journal and as governor Henry Howard’s secretary before becoming a court stenographer. He retired years ago and leaves distant Bristol relatives.
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Manton
Luther
Pappasquash Road
Manton H. Luther
Bristol
Chicago
Alfred and
Charlotte (Pittman) Luther
Providence Journal
Henry Howard
Bristol High
Walter H. Marra
Obituary for Miss Ingraham of Jamhestown New York
The obituary notes the death of Miss Ingraham Ingraham daughter of the late James Davis and Elizabeth Smith Ingraham in Jamhestown New York. She received her education in local schools and kept a lively interest in her hometown though living away for many years. Committal services are set for Juniper Hill Cemetery tomorrow at 3 15 pm with Rev James E Greer officiating.
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Sarah Elizar
A. Hospital
Jamhestown
New York
Ingraam
Marsh
James Davis
Elizabeth
Smith) Ingraham
Brissel
Emaine
Bristol Post Office Mail Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary data shows Bristol post office mail times and holidays. Entries reference arrivals at 6:20 7:19 A.M. and 5:05 6:55 P.M. with trains omitted on Saturdays and Sundays at 4:30 P.M. and 5:40 P.M. Some dates include January 1 and February 22 as holidays.
Bavarian History and Opera Star Farrar Highlight Phoenix Columns
Phoenix readers of the Metropolitan Opera broadcasts learn of Wagnerian ties to Bavaria through Miss Geraldine Farrar. The piece reviews Henry Cannnon’s The Ludwigs of Bavaria and describes Wittelsbach rulers, castles like Neuschwanstein, Herrenchiemsee, and Hohenschwangau, royal escape tales, Lola Montez, and a Bavaria travelogue by S. St. B. Baker.
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Phoenix
Metropolitan Opera
Geraldine Farrar
Wagner
House of Wittelsbach
Europe
Bavaria
Belgium
Wittelsbach
Elizabeth
Hohenschwangau
Neuschwaritein
Herrenchiemsee
Versailles
Herrenchiemseg
Versailes
Neuschwanstein
Maxfield Parrish
Anta
Lola
Montez
St. B
Baker
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High Street
Leon E. McCaw’s Grocery Cor. High & Constitutions
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Colonial Wharf
Providence
Colonial Line
Buffington’s
Hope Street
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Tel West
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Constitution ST. Bristol
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
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Hope
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