Mrs Thomas F Morrissey obituary notes Irish birth and four children
Mrs Alice Fitzsimmons Morrissey wife of Thomas F Morrissey of this town died Saturday at St Josephs Hospital Providence after long illness. Born in Ireland in 1870 she lived in New York and this town before marrying in 1899 and moving here. Survived by husband four children aged 2 to 8 a mother and sisters in Ireland and the U S. Funeral at 9 30 a m from home and 10 a m at St Marys Church with high mass. Burial in St Marys cemetery.
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Thomas F. Morrissey
St. Joseph's Hospital
Providence
Morrissey
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Alicea Fitzsimmons
New York
Mr. Morrissey
Mrs. Morrissey
Elizabeth
Theresa
Johanna
Edward
Wood Street
St. Mary's Church
John &. Downing
Joseph Morrissey
Edward O. Morrissey
Joseph Connors
Henry Serbst
St. Mary’s Cemetery
George DeWolf Colt Dies in New York City
George DeWolf Colt died Sunday noon at his apartments 423 East 124th Street New York City heart disease was the cause. Born September 18 1888 in Hartford Conn he was the son of the late Christopher and Theodora G DeWolf Colt. He formerly worked in Galveston Texas and New Orleans and retired due to ill health now residing in New York City. Survived by two brothers Col Samuel P Colt president United States Rubber Company and Judge LeBaron B Colt US Circuit Court and Mrs Francisco E De Wolf now in Switzerland. Body brought to Linden Place where funeral was held at 3 o clock Rev Gorge L Locke officiated. Interment in Juniper Hill Cemetery.
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Samuel P Colt
United States Rubber Company
LeBaron B. Colt
United States Circuit Court
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Switzerland
Linden Place
Samuel P
Gorge L. Locke
St. Michael’s Church
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Arthur Gladae dies after long illness at home
Mrs. Arthur Gladae died Friday evening at 8 o'clock at 22 Thames street after a long pulmonary disease. Born in Manville, she was the daughter of Oliver Latyper and Uelina (Bouchi) Latyper. Funeral held yesterday at 6:15 AM at her residence and 30 o'clock at St. Mary's church with a high mass by Rev. Thomas J. Gillan. Interment followed at St. Mary's cemetery.
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Thames Street
Manville
Oliver and
Uelina (Bouchi) Latyper
St. Mary's Church
Thomas J.gillan
St. Mary's Cemetery
Annoying the Passengers on a Slow Southern Line
A military man recalls a southern railroad famed for slowness. Locals lampooned it, and on Memorial Day a veteran with a wooden leg reportedly walked beside the afternoon express from Paint Rock to Nola Chucky, begging from open windows and annoying travelers, prompting letters to the Rapier.
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Ice Cream For Dinner Provokes Childish Plea
A Baltimore family tale shows the youngest girl distressed at dessert for dinner. She pleads to know earlier that ice cream was planned, asking her father why they hadn’t told her that morning. The child reasons that forewarning would have let her enjoy the day with anticipation.
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New neighbors borrow lawn mower says it all
Nashville American notes the new neighbors came to borrow a lawn mower. They spoke little else, yet their stance suggested they might also want the owner's husband to operate it.
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Apothecary's Weight Gossip Sparks Rumor
A Philadelphia Press item reports whispered gossip about pharmacist Mr Pillsbury taking a dram occasionally. The bright girl agrees he has no scruples in that direction, reflecting sensational local chatter about a druggist and his conduct.
Noah Builds Summer Hotel at Ararat Resort
A poetic note from the New York Sun describes Noah landing on Ararat and crying out Hine a mountain and seashore resort in one. He begins to construct a summer hotel there.
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Far Fields Are Greener Pick-Me-Up Quote
A brief Pick-Me-Up quote notes a boy who brags of future deeds, then as a man boasts of past boyhood feats, reflecting on boastful plans versus realized actions. The line contrasts ambition with achievement in a concise moral reflection.
Foster Old Home Week set for August in town
The Foster town calendar includes an Old Home Week planned for August 11 as community efforts proceed. Local projects span a soldiers monument foundation on Warren common under the Mas Basoi Movement Association, while Sayles Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket nears occupancy in spring 1909.
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Prospect Street
Pawtucket
Correction on Rhode Island College course cost
A correction states that the Women’s Course at the Rhode Island College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts costs 4.75 per quarter for state residents, not 43.75 as previously announced. A humorous exchange among names Willie I, Yommy Jones, and Mamma is quoted, reflecting comic dialect and family banter.
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Naval War College
Newport
Rhode Island U College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Willie
Yommy Jones
Rhode Island College OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
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