Obituary notices for Amos Bullock and an Irish immigrant woman
Amos Kendall Bullock former Surveyor of Highways aged 75 died Friday night at 23 Oliver Street after a brief illness from strangulated hernia. Survived by wife Mary Helen and children Arthur, three daughters, two brothers and three sisters. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. at Oliver Street residence. interment North Cemetery. Pneumonia listed as cause of death for the other woman, a New York–born factory worker from Ireland who resided in Bristol 35 years. Funeral from T F Monahan & Son Providence with a requiem mass at St Joseph’s Church. Local friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Kendall Bullock
Oliver Street
Swansea
Mass
Amos and
Amy (Gifford) Bullock
Bristol
Bullock
Mary Helen Bullock
Lathan Munro
Providence
Harriet Baker
Millie Dunbar
Arthur Bullock
Andrew Bullock
Charles Bullock
Edmund EF. Horton
Samuel Taylor
John Taylor
A C McGilton
State Street
Bert Dunbar
Arthur Munro
North Cemetery
High Street
R. Siegel
Ireland
New York City
National India Rubber Company
Narragansett Rubber Company
St. Mary’s Church
New York State
T F Monahan & Son
Wickenden Street
St Joseph's Church
Hope Street
Death of Charles James Ray in Howard tuberculosis ward
Charles James Ray died in the tuberculosis ward at Howard on Saturday after illness since August. He was in his 35th year, born in this town, son of the late Charles and Mary Ray. His father died in 1911 and his mother about 20 years ago. A blacksmith by trade, he was a good workman with a kindly disposition and many friends locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James Ray
Howard
Charles and
Mary Ray
Funeral for Bristol Resident Edmund H Whiting
Edmund H Whiting died at Rhode Island Hospital aged 76. Funeral from J E Lynch & Co Providence tomorrow at 1 PM. body to be buried at North Cemetery in this town.
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Edmund H Whiting
Bristol
Rhode Island
J. E. Lynch & Co
Broadway
Providence
Mrs Annie McGowan Dies After Hospital Stay
Miss Annie McGowan of this town died Friday evening about 830 at St Joseph's Hospital Providence where she was taken for treatment.
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Annie McGowan
St Joseph's Hospital
Providence
Star Theatre Presents The Woman Pays and More
Tonight at the Star Theatre the accomplished screen artist Valli Valli appears in The Woman Pays in five acts. Also featured are The Flag of Fortune Temper and Birth of a Nation with Henry B. Walthall Ruth Stonehouse and Warda Howard. Wednesday specials include Craters of Fire with Albert Capozzi plus Broncho Billy Well Repaid and His Home Coming from Essanay with King Baggot.
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Valli Valli
Henry B. Walthall
Ruth Stonehouse
Warda Howard
Imp
Albert Capozzi
Broncho Billy
Essanay
King Baggot
Birth of Son for Brouillette Family in Town
In this town on January 15 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Osgar Brouillette. The announcement notes a new arrival for the Brouillette family and lists the parents by name.
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Brouilette
Osgar Brouilette
Married Cruz Oliveira in this town
In this town on January 15 a marriage was performed by Rev. AP Rebello between Jose Cruz and Miss Maria Elves Oliveira, both residents of this town.
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Jan 14–17
Obituaries record Amos Kendall Bullock 75 funeral Jan 14 2 30 p m from Oliver street home. Mollie Fahey 52 died Jan 16. Annie McGowan St Joseph Hospital Providence Jan 14. Charles James Ray 35 died Jan 15 Howard R 1. Edmund H Whiting 76 Rhode Island Hospital Jan 17. James Hackley 76 Warren Jan 16. Relatives invited to attend.
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Whiting
Rhode Island Hospital
Edmund H Whiting
Hackley
Warren
James Hackley
Funeral Rites Held For Annunziati Seiacchetano
The rector conducted services for Mrs Seiacchetano with a requiem mass at St Mary’s Church. Honorary pallbearers included Parmeénas Skinner Jr Dr W Fred Williams Wallis E Howe Judge Bennett Sidney Burs Neigh and Thomas W Glarle with burial at Juniper Hill Cemetery.
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Jerusalém the Golden
Parmeénas ‘Skinner, Jr
W. Fred Williams
Wallis E. Howe
Judge Bennnett
Boston
Sidney
Colt Sees Two Hurdles for Philippine Self Government
United States Senator LeBaron B. Colt argues in a Friday Senate address that establishing self government in the Philippines faces two main obstacles. First, abolish customs inconsistent with the act of rights, second, educate Filipinos to govern under American methods and consent to principles of government. He adds that with wise policy and trust, Filipinos may choose to remain part of the republic, as Canada and Australia did.
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United States
LeBaron B. Colt
Senate
Philippines
Canada
Australia
Woman's Relief Corps appoints new committees and officers
At the Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps regular meeting, President Mrs. Martha Watts announced appointments to Executive, Relief, Conference, Home and Employment, and Auditing Committees. The Carnival Committee reported progress. Lillian Nicholas installed as Conductor and Nellie N Read as Press Correspondent.
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Babbitt Woman’s Relief Corps
Martha Watts
Elizabeth Gladding
Martha Kenney
Abby Hill
Sadie Marshall
Gertrude Usher
Lottie Breisford
Mary Crispell
Almy Phelps
Mary Munro
Lena Morris
Nancy Taylor
Georgianna Douglass
Mary Fowles
Ary Hoard
Giles S. Congdon
Elizabeth Colwell
Mary R. Fish
Susan Gladding
Bowen
Martha J. Bailey
Emma Cobb
Elizabeth Grinnell
Lillian Nicholas
Nellie N. Read
Funeral for Mrs. Hannah W. Drury Held at St Michael's
The funeral for Mrs. Hannah W. Drury who died last Wednesday was held at 2 PM Saturday in St Michael's Episcopal Church. The church was filled with relatives and friends, and the interior was profusely decorated with flowers. Rev. Dr. George L. Locke officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah W. Drury
St Michael’s Episcopal Church
George L. Locke
Luncheon at Rockwell Hall Hosts Local Association
A Monday luncheon in Rockwell Hall for the Association features Dr. Fisher’s MD guest of honor. The event includes talks on physical department matters, with plans for future meetings and a Friday afternoon gathering named the Friday Afternoon Club for local youths. Seating is limited and topics cover health education and community interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Fishers
Rockwell ‘Hall
Drstishet
Thes Secrataryn
Festa Fernational
Iternoon
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Providence Merchants
Massachusetts
Amos K. Bullock
Edmund H. Whiting
Star Theatre
R.hall
Lifider
Fred” Maca
Aid ‘Bocietye Ry
Woman’s Relief Corps
John the Steeman
Mathewson ST
Providence, R. I
T. Clarke Brown, Jr
Constitution St. Tel
R. Bristol
BR. I
Weaver & Matheson
Byak. Bsdo Odgs
Fall River
Dillons
Bias Filien Tien Pengagen
Duane
Bes Hamplon
Pagiliste
Ini
Getras
G.W. Simmons
District Court of the United States
District of Rhode Island
Carl A. Lind
Barrington
Sal Court
Nathan W. Littlefield
Butler
Nui
High St
Main Road
John Temple Drury
G. M. Wilbur
Liscomb & Coggeshall
Charles H. Liscomb
Walter H. Coggeshall
Burton Bt
Constitution St
Jacob Molasky
Bristol, R. L
Isaac B
Munro Telephone
Bristol, R. I
A. W. Orgelman
Wiliam W
Franklin & Co
Efrbalmers
Wood St
E. K
Reynolds
Bydrauiton -Hall
Churchi-Bt
Oor Pearse Aive
Dorchester
of Boston
le. Watson & CO
Btase
Industrial Trust Co
Long
R. L
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