Bristol Republicans gauge town council sentiment
Editorial notes the Republican Town Committee in Bristol conducts private voter canvassing to gauge preferred Town Councilmen for the Republican ticket. About twenty-five names are mentioned, with three appearing especially popular, but results will remain private to avoid influencing the vote. Also mentions Taft in Georgia and the Messina consulate tragedy and burial details.
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Republican Town Committee
Bristol
Council
Star Theatre Praises New Pictures In Bristol Run
Crowds at the Star Theatre applauded the latest program praised as the best Bristol has waited for. A matinee at 2 30 tomorrow features a full change of pictures and illustrated songs by Mr. Graham and Miss Miller. Tonight an extra reel of 1000 ft titled A Fool for Luck is shown in addition to last night's program.
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Star Theatre
Bristol
Mr. Graham
Miss Miller
Liuck
Maus S. Wheelwright
Spink
Porter M. Vinton
Centerville
Commodore Bloodgood
Stereopticon Lecture by Attorney Thomas at St Michael's
Attorney Arthur A. Thomas of Providence will present a stereopticon lecture in St Michael's Church chapel tomorrow at 8 p m under St Andrew's Club. The talk titled A Winter at Saratiac Lake covers his winter at a tuberculosis camp and Thomas is described as an eloquent speaker. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend.
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Arthur A. Thomas
Providence
St. Michael’s Church
St. Andrew’s Club
Saratiac Lake
Thomas
St. Andrew's League
Bristol Post Office Mail Schedule and Hours
Bristol Post Office timetables show mail arrivals at 7.00 10.00 a m 12.00 2.00 4.00 5.45 7.15 p m and close times of 8.00 8.45 11.30 a m 1.45 5.45 7.15 p m Sunday arrivals 8.30 a m close 5.00 p m General delivery window stamps 4.80 to 5 p m Office hours Sunday 9 80 to 10 80 a m Sunday mail distributed from carriers racks at south door 9 80 to 10 80 a m.
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South Door
Bristol express timetable details by Earle and Prew
Outward trains leave at 7.50 and 11.20 a m and again at 8.00 and 5.20 p m. Inward trains arrive at 8.00, 12.00 a m, 3.00 and 7.00 p m. The schedule covers vessels arriving and departing through Bristol on the listed times.
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Bristol
Earle & Prew
Bristol notes on local events and gatherings
Journal items report Hydraulion Fire and Drum Band practice at the fire station, charity events, sermons by Rev Vinton, social dances, kitchen showers, and a calendar sale. Also covered are court actions, rural delivery approval, local marriages, and YMCA notes on a broad range of community activities and meetings.
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Hydraulion Fire
Suzman
Annual Report of St Marys Church Highlights Growth
The annual report read at mass by Rev. Thomas J. Gillan shows the parish in strong financial shape with a $4,585.94 increase to $29,612.28 in funds from last year’s $25,026.28. Parish membership stands at 8,150 with Sunday School over 600 children and 203 baptisms. Society counts include Holy Name 202, Sunday School Teachers’ 71, Altar and Rosary 175, Young Ladies Sodality 180, Children of Mary 62, Total Abstinence 85 men 48 women, and Ladies’ Aid 60. Average Sunday School attendance was 540. total receipts were $9,471.58 against expenditures of $4,885.68. Father Gillan praised predecessor Rev. Fitzpatrick and thanked his assistant Father Downing and parish members, hoping for a year as successful as 1908.
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St.Mary’s Churth
Thomas J. Gillan
Holy Name Society
Father Gillan
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Valley Falls
Father Downing
Calendar Sale at Phoenix Office
A few 1909 calendars remain at ten pence each. Buyers are urged to visit the Phoenix Office to secure one now.
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Phoenix
Town Meeting on National Improvement to Be Held
Fragmented notice indicates a town meeting scheduled for Wednesday January 27 in Taige. Funds referenced for the betterment of society appear, with a separate ad for Kodol digestive aid promising relief from dyspepsia and indigestion sold by W. Huffington.
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Swednesday
Kodol
W.huffington
To Let Two Tenements and a Five Room Tenement
Multiple rental notices list properties for let. A two unit house at Col Burton St and Noyes Ave with bathroom facilities. a five room tenement at 49 Bradford Street near Rabey Brook. a five room tenement on High Street with town water. and a nice lower tenement with steam heat toilet gas and city water at 657 Hope Street with reasonable rent.
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Tolet
Col
Burton St
Noyes Avenue
Rabey Bro Io
Bradford Street
High Street
F. M. Dimond
Hope St
Howe Street
Dewolf
Advertised Letters Week Ending January 9 1900
Advertised letters list names such as Delahanty A Karlinsky Lewis Co P N Halley Frank Greene Enjoine Lagasse Richerson Ormonde A Riddle Mraro Biglow Jennie Hots ton Antone retizer Payson Emma TM Atkinson E Baker Foraigo Antonio Garcia de Azevedo Antonio Cardlle Miss Aunie Conner indicating mail subject to pickup by addressees or their representatives according to postal notices.
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Delahanty
A. Karlinsky
Lewis Co
P.N
Antone
Payson
Emma ™ Atkinson
E. Baker
Foraigo
Antonio Garcia de Azevedo
Antonio Cardlle
Aunie Conner
Italian Relief Committee Sends Draft to Milan
By order of Achille R. Maturi the Industrial Trust Company forwarded today a foreign draft for 3484.24 lives, equal to 676.55, to Milan Italy. The sum was collected in Bristol by the committee and a copy of the draft is included.
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Achille R. Maturi
Italian Relief Committee
Industrial Trust Company
Milan
Italy
Bristol
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Bristol Phoenix
Bristol County
Hope Street
Farrally Brothers
Jj. F. Farrally
Pheanix
Dornix
H. T. Peterson
Briggs
Wood H. M Daring
W. Fred Fish
Irving Smith
Hope Street ’N
High St
Hasbrouck
Editorial
Taft
Georgia
South
Messina
Arthur S. Cheney
Venzia
Hartford
Conn
Peirce
Wotien
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and
Westminster Corner
Bristol and Vicinity
Sunday Mails
Hirst
O. B. Jones
Martin Nelle
Bristolmen School
G. A. Hall
Bowler
New Hasbrouck
Geo. Sisson
Wood Street
Lake
Walter Loughran
J. Loughran
Woonsocket
Mae
Kathyrn Lavey
Usher Street
New England
Superior Court
Mumford
Marion L D’wolf
Gertrude B. D’wolf
Post Office Department
Washington
Warren Post Office
J.M. Rice
Apsley Rubber Company
Hudson, Mass
Mr. Rice
Nations India Rubber Company
Smith’s
Hasbrouck Block
Sweetland
Frank H. Hammill
R. B. Whist Club
G. F. R. Hall
Herreshoff
Marine and Orchestra
Frank Raposa
Joseph and
Mary Raposa
First Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Men’s Club
Henry A. Jones
Marguerita Volpe
Andrew
Mary Volpe
Mt. Hopa Avenue
W.H. Smith
Bristol Opera House
New York
Frederick Herreshoff
Yale
May Faulkner
Smith
Alexander Houle,Jr
Josephine Golden
Whitins
Mass
Nicholas J. Golden
Hotel
Alexander Houle
Bature
Humber
P. Morris
8. Bessing
J. Crockford
W. Sutcliffe
M. Cunningham
O. Miller
T. Remieres
G. Marshall
B. Usallan
J. Golden
G. Pierce
J. Murphy
O. Newman
M. Belmore
Clase B—O. Smith
B. Brown
E. Cunningham
Ou.mcelvogue
T. Morris
Smooaw
L. Crepo
O. Crockford
H. Gray
QG. Marshall
B. Callan
Pawtucket
John Wanamaker
Young Moon’s Christian
Seoul
Korea
Galen M. Fisher
Japan
Ito
Lote
Prince Ito
China
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Providence, R. 1
St. Mary’s Church
Ike Acolo
Rhode Island
Sarge
L. C. Carleton Co
Meriden, Conn
Plymouth Rock
J. Main Road
Wright
Bristol Lopera
William H
Sadao
Bill But
Victoria Waterfalls
Miss Walsh
Kid
Star Theatre Geo
Demara
Megr
Miss
Hannah Miller
Geo. Graham
Chagas Fou
Bempeny
Shes Chague
Daueina
del. Cisce Blallana
the Banca Comonencezle Italiana
Industrial Yrani Uimpany
California
McKinley. Golden
Fredonia ‘Canning Co
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