Memorial Day Observed by Babbitt Post and Naval Veterans
Memorial Day activities included cemetery ceremonies by Babbitt Post No 15 A R and Farragut Association of Naval Veterans. Flowers were placed on Civil War graves 254 in North and other cemeteries, a parade on Hope Street, readings of Lincoln Gettysburg address, taps, and a poem release at the Naval Reserve wharf.
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Babbitt Post
North Cemetery
No 15
Farragut Association of Naval Veterans
Port of Providence
Bristol
Edward P. Gladding
Babbitt
G Aa. RK
George H. Peck
Ladies of Farragut Association of Naval Veterans
Hope Street
Washington
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Chestnut Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Peck
St Mary’s
St. Mary’s
Juniper Hill
East
C F. Fields
First Baptist Church
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Eugene V. Hughes
Mary G Munro
Naval Reserve Wharf
Church Street
Babbitt Post and Farragut Association of Naval Veterans
Bertha Ford
Providence
Ladies Farragut Association of Naval Veterans
Popular bowel remedy praised for reliability and safety
The preparation is described as universally trusted for bowel complaints and noted as especially effective for summer diarrhoea in children. It is claimed to save many children's lives this year and is sold by WY. H. Burlington.
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WY. H. Builington
Obituary for Henry Menslage and James Mead
Henry Menslage former Bristol resident died in Boston at 54 after a long illness. native of Germany he worked at Phenix Sugar refinery and later ran a Boston grocery with his brother. He leaves a widow Emma Lietiger and three children funeral attended by Bristol people. Comrade James Mead of the Soldiers Home died in hospital after a long cancer of the neck. He served in the Civil War with Company D 111th Pennsylvania Volunteers. Age 61. Funeral held in Providence from his daughter’s residence.
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Henry Menslage
Ferry Hill
Boston
Germany
Phenix
Chicago
Dusing
Emma Lietiger
Bristol
James Mead
Providence
111Th Regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Hyomei touted as cure for chronic catarrh and more
An advertisement extols Hyomei as a direct inhaled remedy for catarrh and other mucous membrane ailments, claiming it reaches germs in the respiratory system and even the bloodstream. It features testimonials, a money back promise from Rhode Island Drug Co., and includes assorted notices about local officers and Navy veteran association meetings.
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J B. Cook
Holliston
Mass
Hyomei
Rhode Island Drug Co
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Paris Green
Wars Wettunneen
Staples Coal Company
J. H. Wall & CO
Boston & Providence Clothing Store
Hasbrouck
Peoee
Jo Weer
Aveal
Honor the Sailor
Ford
Grand Army Hall
Babbitt Relief Corps
Chamberlain
B. T. A. Veteran Association
Bristol Artillery Veteran Association
Joseph B. Burgess
Charles W. Perry
William Fred Fish
James Coggeshall
Fred Fish
James N Bullock
Vdc
Devoe
8. C. Easterbrooks
Connery’s Men's Outfitter
German Clothing Company
State Street
The
Massasoit
C. A. Johnson
S. McCaw
Otto Siegel