State Street M E Church Notes and Activities
The general class meets Sunday at 9.80 instead of this evening. Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Munro a member since Sept 8 1872 will be held Saturday at 2 30 at the home. Two other members Mrs White who joined in 47 and Miss Alger in 75 2 are noted. Epworth circles show growing activity as Juniors under Miss Luther enjoy a profitable evening. The senior league annual meeting is planned in a few weeks. Officials should prepare annual reports and members see the treasurer about dues. The temperance campaign continues with growing interest and a review of Bristol liquor business is slated for Sunday evening under the three Ras. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Munro
White
Miss Alger
Epworth
Miss Luther
Bristol
Olive
Warren
Wilcox
Providence
Sagamore
Constitution Street
Bristol Ferry
Home For
Franklin Street
Bristol Pentecostal Church
F. E. Talbee
Hydraulion Engine & Hose Company
Providence Veteran Firemen’s Association
Obituary notices for Elizabeth Hales Munro and Mary T Chbase
In Munro this town on June 1 Mrs Elizabeth Hales Munro widow of Jonathan Munro aged 80 years 5 months 24 days. In Newport R 1 May 81 Mrs Mary T Chbase in her 95th year.
Wonderful surgical wonders and Chamberlain Pain Balm
The passage extols surgery and antiseptics, noting organs, bones and veins being repaired or replaced, with quicker healing. It highlights Chamberlain's Pain Balm as an antiseptic that speeds recovery and soothes pain, advising households to keep a bottle for saving time and money, sold by W. H. Baffington, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. H. Baffington
Drugginst
Local notices and society items from Bristol and Warren
Community announcements include sales at Sazman and Suzman stores with baseball mitts offered, a social for Company O to aid reorganization, visits by Dspt. Millett and Miss Mabelle, a new gasoline touring car purchase by Seth Paull, and service notices at several churches. Also reported are ferry preparations for Sagamore, Home for Aged Women meeting, temperance sermon, hydrants muster postponement, and contrasting bands for a Knights parade with union protests.
Bristol Artillery veteran meeting set for June seventh
A Bristol Artillery Veteran Association meeting will be held at the Artillery Armory next Tuesday evening June 7 at 8 o'clock. Also events include a New York Store promotion and a St Marys baseball trek to Providence to face the Sampsons. A new cement manufacturing building rises opposite the old cement room, with a three-masted schooner delivering 200 red oak spiles and 20,000 feet of planking for a new ferry wharf at Constitution street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasbrouck
Bristol Artillery Veteran Association
Artillery Armory
New York
F. M. Dimond
St. Mary’s T. A
Providence
Sampsons of
North End
John Davidson
Wood Street
National India Rubber Co
Winegance
Augusta
Blaisdell
Constitution Street
Bristol Ferry
Sagamore
Lion Slayer Ape At Sig Sautelle’s Nine Consolidated Railroad Show
The only lion-slayer in captivity is in Warren for a Saturday exhibit on June 4. A grayish blue ape with long fur resembles a cape and is said to fear neither elephant nor rhinoceros, turning on the king of beasts in combat. The double menagerie by Mr. Sanutelie is billed as one of the most complete collections, offering rare education for scholars and natural history students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig. Sautelle
Consolidated Railroad
Warren
Beasts
Mr. San
Little Early Risers Ad Promises Restful Sleep
An advertisement claims Little Early Risers ease nerves relax and provide refreshing sleep with gentle morning movement. It cites W H Howell of Houston Texas praising them for constipation sick headache and biliousness and notes sale by W H Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Howell
Houston
Tex
W. H. Buffington
Captain Morrissey Apprehends Drunk Man on Thames Street
Yesterday Captain Morrissey arrested a young man on Thames Street for attempting to force entry into a house. The suspect refused to give his name, claiming he had no home and was willing to go to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrissey
Thames Street
Paint comparisons show lower gallon use and longer wear
The report notes that the newer paint uses fewer gallons and lasts longer than mixed paints. It states that it requires less Devoe Lead and Zinc, and wears twice as long as lead and oil, indicating improved efficiency and durability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bristol Phoenix
Bristol County
Bradford St
R. I
Farrally
Bristol Post Office
Phoenix
E. G. Easterbrook
Wm. F. Briggs
W. J. Fish
Gale
Hope Street
Y. M
Bradford Street
New al
Ertisements Baptist Church
Mount Hope
K. A. Hamill
State Street
M. E. Church Notes
Dodge & Camfield
Butler
Exchange Place
Peirce
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and Westminster Corner
R. lI
Bristol and Vicinity
Sunday Mails
South Door
Sazman’s
O. R. Siegel
Marguerite Moore
F. E. Suzman
A. R
Company O
Dspt
Oscar Millett
Mabelle
Charles H. Smith
Seth Paull
Herreshoff Works
Herreshoffa
M. O. Bornen
Thomas E. Johnson
Amasa Eaton
National
Lamb
Salvation Army
Knights of Pytrhias
Providenes
Col
O. H.straight
Burnside Lodge
Warren Lodge
St. Mary’s
Roadwood Lodge
Newport
Burhside Lodge
Adaanch
John P. Reynolds
Catherine
Peekskill,n. Y
St. Gabriel’s School
Elizabeth
Sautelle’s Circus
G. A. R. Hall
The
Baptist Church
Bay View Avenue
Wardwell Lumber
Church Street
J. B. Minsh
Ella TH Mpson
Union Street
A. P. Nerone
A. Nightingale & CO
Weybosset Street
Peckidence
Brigham
Brigham’s
Agamented Orchestra
Gommon
Professor Bristol
Three Craigs
Gus
Marion Kohl
Jeromes
Eimene Eddy
Arbury Sisters
John Purvis
Bristo
Sparks’ Drug Store
Bristol, RI
Mr. Curtis
Horace H. Rogers
Remieres
Dan Curtis
Col. C. H. Straight
Cor- Hope
Bradford Streets
Col Macnaught
Wright's Church
Mes Street
Theodore O. Gladding
Anderstrom
Co. L. Bosworth Attorias at-Law
Ho Aernet
R.J
Theopen
John Shepard
F. M. Fleming
Everett West
Golden Brand
Gibb’s
California Peaches van Camp
N. Y
Armour
Mason Lord
TOR
MBG
Bee Bpork Soos
Ateree Nes
Vermont
Elgh
Esa
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