State Militia to Stay at Home
Rhode Island will not participate in the National Encampment to be held in September at Harrisburg Pa Adjt General Sackett says it is impracticable for the state to take part Only a small portion of the State Brigade could be sent due to limited appropriation Governor Utter approves abandoning the project for obvious reasons.
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Rhode Island
Harrisburg
Sackett
Utter
Neighborhood Social at First Baptist Vestry
A neighborhood social gathering at the First Baptist church vestry drew four Baptist Young People's Union groups from East Providence Warren and local attendees. Rev. H W Watreno and Rev. Alfred S Stowell welcomed guests while Rev. W T Greene spoke on upcoming state BA Y P U convention in East Greenwich July 28 to Aug 5. The program featured vocal solos piano duets and a collation, with eight unions in the state expected to visit soon.
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First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Young People’s Union
First
Second
Harmony Hall
East Providence
Warren Society
Julia H. Gorham
Young People’s Society of the Baptist Church
H. W. Watreno
Warren
Alfreds. Stowell
First Baptist
W. T. Greene
Natick Baptist Church
Convention of Young People's Societies of
East Grennwich
Greene
Juliette Fish
Hope Miller
Beth
Grace Cole
H. W. Warren
Gibbs
Pearl Medbury
Ing Goddard
Charles Liscomb
Memorial Day Observances Honor Bristol Veterans
Memorial Day exercises in Bristol merged marching bands, G A R units, and school choirs. The parade began on Hope Street and ended at G A R Hall with readings, a Gettysburg address recital, a Roll of Honor, and naval memorials at the Naval Reserves Wharf. The speaker Rev John McVay stressed the cost of liberty and urged care for aging veterans, noting 296 Bristol veterans buried locally and 48 elsewhere.
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Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps
Hope Street
M. M. Morton
Babbitt Post
J.lincoln
Gettysburg
May Hackett
John McVay
M. E. Church
Naval Division
Robert Jones
John H. Bowen
Juniper Hill
St. Mary’s
North
G. A. R. Veterans and Relief Corps
State Street
M. E
Sigtesh
Shatengéine Men Maen
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Lincoln
George H. Peck
Bristol
Hope
Church Streets
Naval Reserves Wharf
Woman’s Relief Corps
Mr. Murray
Babbitt Fest
Relief Corps
Successful Piano Recital by Miss Mary P. Rounds and Pupils
Last night Grand Army Hall hosted the third annual piano recital for Miss Mary P. Rounds and her students. A large crowd appreciated 27 numbers across two parts with readings, solos by Asa Pond and George Foley, several duets, and a final dance session. The event concluded with a presentation of an oil painting to Miss Rounds, bouquets for the pupils, and a midnight afterglow with the Herreshoff Marine Band performing.
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Mary P. Rounds
Grand Army Hall
May Hackett
Asa Pond
Pawtucket
George Foley
New England Conservatory of Music
Streabog
Sawyer
Montross
Sisson
H. Engelmann
Samuel Brelfor
Bernice
May Iackerson
M. Piccolomini
Teacher
Pulsa
A. Wing Philp Morris
Reginald Dimondeck
Candle Light
Charlie Callan
E Sparrow Joseph Nappi
Air Militaire
F. Prine iProf
Annie Thiele
A. Bieldhouse
Veronica Brown
Teadher
F Behr
Edwin Montross
W Mac Clymont
Ruth Slocum
Dana
Keegan
Robert
P. Orem
A. Fieldhouse
Josephine Garvin
Fuesling
Irene Hackett
J. Wheeler Rennie Sawyer
L.streabog
Herrmann
Garvin
Hackett
Mr.Pond
Miss Rounds
Herreshoff Marine Band Orchestra
Kodol For Dyspepsia Promises Relief For Worrying Stomachs
An advertisement urges readers to use Kodol for dyspepsia and indigestion claiming it digests food, relieves sour stomach and flatulence, and restores stomach health. It notes benefits for palpitation and anxiety, and party selling through W. H. Baffington.
Dooley Paints Parsonage With Ten Gallons Devoe
Letter to W E Howe recounts painter Dooley from Lancaster New Hampshire taking a 20 gallon job but being supplied by agent L F Moore with 11 gallons, 10 plus one, to finish the Episcopal parsonage. The note jokes about weak or short measure Devoe paint and ends with a sign off from Devoe and Co. and Congdon and Carpenter Co. Providence R I.
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Dooley
Chicago
Lancaster
N. H
Devoe
L. F. Moore
Moore
W. Devoe & Co
Congdon & Carpenter Co
Providence
R. L
For What Does Money Mean To You
A reflective piece questions the role of money in daily life and its influence on choices, values, and priorities, exploring how wealth shapes opportunity, security, and happiness from a personal perspective.
Memorial Day at St Andrew's League Meeting
Memorial Day activities for St Andrew's League included 28 members attending the Barrington meeting and a noon luncheon on St Andrew's Industrial School grounds. Governor Utter addressed the group urging lifelong earnestness and duty, noting sacrifices of soldiers and school benefactors, followed by prize awards and plays between league clubs.
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St. Andrew’s Club
Ivy Club
St. Michael’s Church
St. Andrew’s League
Barrington
St. Andrew’s Industrial School
George H. Utter
James A Garfield
Army
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Bristol Launches Win at Fall River Yacht Club Regatta
Memorial Day event saw two Bristol launches take first prizes in the Fall River Yacht Club regatta. W H Higgins won the third division with Jane finishing over nine minutes ahead of rivals, while Nat G Herreshoff Jr. edged to victory in the second class aboard Neon. Higgins’ boat, rebuilt from a discarded hull, now speeds with a new motor. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup is advertised by W H Buffington.
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Fall River Yacht Club
Bristol
W. H. Higgins
Jane
Nat G. Herreshoff, Jr
Higgins
Herreshoff
Funerals for Robert Smith and Betsey Gardner Wilcox
The funeral for Robert Smith was held yesterday at 1 pm from his Thames Street home with Rev Dr Locke officiating and burial in Pocasset cemetery. Betsey Gardner Wilcox, 87, funeral at 2 pm from 18 Mount Hope Avenue with Rev John McVay officiating, interment in North cemetery. bearers named. Mrs Wilcox survived by a sister Mary Sears, two daughters, two granddaughters, and thirteen great grandchildren.
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Robert Smith
Thames Street
Dr Locke
Providence
Pocasset
Betsey Gardner Wilcox
Mount Hope Avenue
John McVay
State Street M. E
Wilcox
Frank T Remieres
George H Peck
Nathaniel Gladding
Frederick A. Tallman
North Cemetery
Mary A. Sears
Bristol
Irasburg
What Everyone Should Do About Colic Remedy
Mr J T Barber of twinville cia keeps Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready at hand for instant use against colic diarrhoea and related pains. He says it is one of the best medicines he has used and keeps a bottle in his room due to prior attacks. Sold by W H.
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J. T Barber
Twinville
CIA
Barber
W.H. Buffington
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