Bristol Editorial Denounces Mob Rule in Civil Rights Incident
The Bristol editorial condemns last Friday’s mob actions as an insurrection against civil rights. It asserts constitutional guarantees protect personal liberty and lawful employment, rejects force, and warns against Bolshevik or anarchic tendencies. It urges peaceful dispute resolution and upholds law and order.
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Bristol
New England
New York
Beeckman
Republic
United States
Bristol Population Rises to 31373 in 1920 Census
Washington Federal Census Office reports Bristol Rhode Island with 31,373 residents on January 2 1920 an increase of 2810 or 328 percent from 1910. The 1910 census recorded 8 565 inhabitants and the 1915 state census listed 10 302. Warren followed with 7 841 residents up 1 256 from 1910.
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Washington
Federal
Bristol
Rhode Island
Federal Census Bureau
Warren
Summer Residents and Local Events Highlight Bristol Highlands
Providence visitors share Memorial Day gatherings with local families. Miss Annie McCaughey, a veteran Red Cross nurse, returns home from Europe and Siberia. A partitioned collision of Attics on Wood and Church streets prompts minor injuries. The old schooner Caroline at Warren Dye Works slated for auction. the Colt Memorial High School class holds a successful food sale with dancing.
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Thomas R. Clayton
Providence
Bristol Highlands
Suzman’s
Annie McCaughey
Red Cross
Europe
Siberia
George S. Marshall
E. F Gould
Jr. S. Luther
J Seymour Luther
Colt Memorial High School
Chinton
Sherman
Hartford
Conn
Hartford Training School
Marion Sherman
Miss Sherman
Caroline
Capt Nettleton
Warren Dye Works
Warren
Sherff Philo Cady
Moving Picture
Albert Patstone
Joseph Bottomley
Wood and
Church Streets
Patstone
Church Street
Mt Hope Avenue
Bottomley
Wood Street
William P Gladding
Boston
Lynn
Barrington
Constitution Street
Helen Marshall
Roxbury
Mass
Wesley Gladding
Lillian Church
McKenna
Suzman
Charles B Rockwell, Jr
Rhode Island Country Club
Mary B Reynolds
Frederick Reed Budlong
Reynolds
Henry F. Tingley
Irving Avenue
Henry deWolf Allen
Charles B. Rockwell Jr
Dorothy Gilmore
Local social notes and upcoming meetings list
The monthly fire company meetings are set for tomorrow evening and the Town Council meets tonight. Walk-Over Shoes promoted at SUZMAN'S. Miss Gladys M. Hoar visits Brockton. Excelsior Tennis Club hosts its third invitation dance at the Bristol Yacht Club house this Saturday. Mrs. Augustus Gray and son Russell return from Washington after five weeks visiting Mrs. Gray's sister. Missary B. Reynolds and Frederick Reed Budlong to wed next Monday at Trinity Church with a large bridal party and ushers. no reception.
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Suzman's
Gladys M. Hoar
Prescott A. Hoar
Oliver Street
Brockton
Excelsior Tennis Club
Bristol Yacht Club
Augustus Gray
Russell
Washington
Dorothy Gilmore
Clarence Budlong
Frank F Wooley
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Earl R Davis
Henry F Tingley
Arthur Budlong
W _ Rhodes Budlong
Charles B Rockwell, Jr
Fourth of July Committee appoints reader of Independence
Luciano Capone of Colt Memorial High School was named reader of the Declaration of Independence for the coming celebration by the Fourth of July Committee. Invitations went to the Montauk crew and Resolute, with Grand Army Veterans invited to participate in the parade. Plans call for a large event including a Firemen's Master.
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Luciano Capone
Colt Memorial High School
Montauk
Grand Army Veterans
Memorial Exercises Held for Deceased Soldiers in Auburn
Memorial Day events at the Soldiers’ Home featured tree plantings in memory of departed veterans. A large gathering included Babbitt Post 15 G A R, Babbitt W Rpares, Herbert Bennett Camp 8, Sons of Veterans, and Kearney Post 6 American Legion. The program opened with America sung by 200 voices, followed by The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Trees were dedicated to Sullivan H. Dawley, Christopher E. Simmons, Eugene A. Rix, James S. French, Charles A. Tucker, Stephen A. Congdon, Herbert Lord, and Rev. Francis P. Furber. The ceremony included prayers, taps, and remarks by Charles A. Meader and others.
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Babbitt Post
No. 15
Babbitt Woman's Relief Pares
Herbert
F. Bennett Camp
Sons of Veterans
Kearney — “Post
American Legion
America
Ome of
Stephen A. Congdon
Herbert Lord
Francis P. Furber
L. A. Laman
Charles A. Meader
C. A. Rix
W. R C
S. of
Charles A. Senior
B. R. Chase
Col. L. H. Callan
Ardener Hbss
Premert 2
Peowheweders Cises
Marrying Mary To Be Shown With Free Soldier Admission
Reserved seats remain for the musical comedy Marrying Mary to be presented Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week. Knights of Columbus invite soldiers at liberty that night, with free admission for all who attend.
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Mary
Knights of Columbus
John Collins
Wells
Chowder Supper In Epworth League Parlors
Chowder supper hosted by Ladies Aid Society at State Street M E Church Epworth League Parlors Thursday June 8 at 530 P M. Chowder available by plate or quart.
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Epworth League
State Street
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Camp Sims Cadet Parade Plans for July Fourth
John G. Stewart announces from Commandant Willis J. Physioc that Camp Sims cadets will parade on July Fourth morning. Bristol witnesses recall Prudence Island sailors and the battalion will be reviewed by Senator Colt and Col. Colt with Rhode Island figures observing. Season opens June 15 with over 200 cadets and scholarship applications are being accepted at 625 Hospital Trust Building Providence.
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John G. Stewart
Willis J. Physioc
Camp
Sims
Shomiah Theannes
Bristol
Prudence Island
U. S
LeBaron B. Colt
Samuel P. Colt
Lyman B. Goff
Pawtucket
Jesse H. Metcalf
Providence
Rhode Island
Camp Sims
A. E. Ballou
Hospital Trust Building
R. I
Town of Bristo Notice to 10 Registry Voters
Town of Bristo Clerk's Office announces that all voters must register in person for the current year by June 30 1920. Office hours are daily in June 9 am to noon and 7 pm to 5 pm except Saturdays after noon Sundays and holidays, with extended hours June 23 to 30.
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Town OF
Bristo
The Cavalry Boys Ride Home in War Time Glory
A nostalgic verse salutes cavalry soldiers returning overseas to defend democracy. The poem praises their steadfast marching four abreast on sturdy mounts as bugles blare and drums roll. Readers note anxious eyes and the swift, orderly procession of riders, likely Taber and their horses blending in public memory.
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Beith
Taber
Hokara skin treatment promises relief from eczema
Advert claims Hokara clears eczema itching and skin blemishes fast without grease. It touts quick relief from pimples, barber's itch, ulcers, and chronic skin diseases, with a guaranteed sale and pricing of 85c for a jar, 60c and $1.00 for larger sizes, recommended by W. H. Buffington, druggist.
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W. H. Buffington
Sewing Machine Repair and Accessories
Repairing and cleaning needles, oils, belts, phonograph needles supplied with guarantee. Call J. B. Keeler at 168 Thames St opposite B'Wolf Inn or residence 67 Child Street, Warren.
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J. B. Keeler
Thames St
B’wolf Innae
Child Street
Warren
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