Firemen Hold Monthly Meetings and Memorial Plans
Fire departments report on June plans and mem ber admissions. Hydraulion Engine and Hose adds five new members and a graveside memorial committee. Dreadnaught Hook Ladder Hose adds three members, chooses graves committee. Defiance Hose declines parade invite due to unpainted hose carriage. King Philip Steam adds two members and starts a pool tournament. Memorial Day observance set for June 13 with a parade and cemetery flowers. Independence Day parade invites accepted by several companies. Robert Wilson named track team captain for Independence Day events. Meetings adjourn to June 9 or June 16 for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydraulion
Allister A. MacDougall
Frank Mowry
Prescott Hoar
John Grabert
Frank C. Child
William A. Rawson
Dreadnaught Hook,Ladder and Hose Company
Robert Cook
C. DeMars
R. D. Simmons
Robert Wilson
Defiance Hose Company
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company
Riang and Murphy Link in Local Marriage
Albert A. Riang and Miss Katherine V. Murphy, both of this town, were married in a ceremony conducted by Rev Francis Duffy on June 3 in this town.
Mail Closes and Sunday Arrivals Updated
Mails close times listed as 7.30 8.50 11.50 a m 1.50 5.50 7.15 P m with Sunday arrivals at 8:00 a m and close 4:50 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mails Close
A. m
Pp. m
Express schedule for Adams Express to Bristol
The Bristol express service lists outward departures at 7.50 11.20 a.m. 2.20 5.20 p.m. and inward arrivals at 8.00 10.00 a.m. 2.00 4.00 7.00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Adams Express
High Tides at Bristol 2 Web
Tide data shows a sequence for Bristol with high tides on Thursday through Tuesday and low tides about five hours after each high. The record lists days and a time pattern but no specific dates or numerical values.
Bristol Daily Notices and Social Roundup
Local society news covers visits and guests from Lawrence to Providence. Reports on church meetings, lodge activities, and a pneu monia recovery, plus a yacht launch and parade plans.
Contentious health ad promotes strength and caution
An article promotes a health tonics claim urging strength in middle life and cautions against alcohol. It mentions Scott's and Scott Bowne medicine, Bloomfield New Jersey. Albert Edmonds becomes a clerk for Quirk Brothers. The Bristol Train of Artillery meeting is postponed to next Thursday evening at 15 o clock. Rostoff, Dr H W Church's Russian Wolfhound, was killed by an electric car on Franklin street while on exercise. Rostoff was six, a prize winner valued at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Angelina de Felice
Alfonso de Felice
Epworth
League
State Street M. E
Seraphine Place
Suzman
Annie Selley
A. M. Merriman
Church
High Street
Bay View Avenue
Harriet Manchester
Gideon Manchester
John Rego
Warren
William Francis
Franklin Street
O. R. Siegel
United Brothers Lodge
George A. Arnold
Byron K. Fish
Alice Almy
Henry L. Teller
T. Clarks Brown
Constitution Street
John T. Robertson
Mabel B. Salisbury
Howard R. Newman
State Street
M. E
A C. McGilton
Margaret Head
Margarett Brown
Miss Brown
Katherine Trainor
Margaret Wylie
Herbert F. Bennett
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Marguerite de Wolf Mudge
Bristol Highlands
Little’s Narrows
Doris J. Farrally
New Haven
Conn
Board of Fire Engineers
H. W. Mott
New York City
Castle Hall
Bristol County Equal Suffrage League
Phoenix
Charles F. Smith
Taunton
Mass
Waconda
Samuel C. Wardwell
A. Gardiner Cooper
New York
H. M. Howe
Philadelphia
Providence
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Co. C
Bristol Train of Artillery
Boston
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Consolidated
Suzman St. Agnes’ Guild of
Trinity Church
Elizabeth Watts
Hindman
St. Alban’s Guild of Acolytes
Rhode Island League of Servers
St. John’s Church
Newport
C. E. McCoy
Pardon R. Kenney
First Congregational Church
Congregational Club
Charles H Church
Toate
Ibeca
Scott's
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Albert Edmonds
Quirk Brothers
Rostoff
H. W. Church
Fourth of July Fund Appeals for Public Support
Local committee raises funds for the 1915 Independence Day celebration as city appropriation falls short. Subscriptions list varied donors including Ezra Dixon, L Leahy, E P Church Jr, Harold J Gross, Contery, Cas, Philip Morris, A J King & Co, Edward D Kunz, LeBaron C Colt, Albert D Lollo, James Sylvester and Tye Co, and others with amounts ranging from 1.00 to 20.00 plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Béeri
Bryer. Bros. Commission
Providence
Ezra Dixon
EL Leahy
L. Bosworth
E. P
Church, Jr
Connery
Harold’j
Gross
acDouga Sineaancahs SY Ai Ve" ‘Contery
Philip Morris
Berta W
Wall
Reieeenngiies
Edward D. Kunz
LeBaron C. Colt
Albert D. Lollo
Jiames, Sylvester
Tye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bristl Phenix
Bristol County
Ofice
Hope Street
Bristol Post Office
Phcnix News
H. T. Peterson
Wm. F. Briggs Wood's Bldg
H. M. Darling
Northup Bros. Hasbrouck
Richard C. Quirk
Wood Street
Huestis
Christodal E. P
G. C. Simmons
Seth Paull Homestead
Phoenix Office
Byfield Street
W. E
Firemen’s Meetings
O. K
Dodge & Camfield Co
Exchange Place
Butler Exchange
R. L
P.M
Bristol and Vicinity
News of
P. S
Phil Randall
Emma Buckley
Lawrence
Marion Sparks
Slocum’s Woman’s Relief Corps of Providence
Trilby
NO. Sutton
N. H
P. H. Gibbs
Warren, R. I
Keyser Lake
Kearsage Mountain
Lake Sunapee
Ford
Gulf Refining Co
Veedol
Polarine
Robinson
Colgate
T. B. Huestis
J. F. Gilroy
Automobile
Gorham's Express
Young’s Drug Store
James F. Duffy
Wood St. Agt
Rhode Island Rug Works
Detroit
H. C. Peckham
King’s Drug Store
Ye Church Street
E. W. Talbot
Julia A. Shufeldt
Noves Ave
R. I
Suis
Franklin Automobile
X’ I R. Co
Nelson Wells
Wood St
Laurel Hill Ave
George H. Heap
Chickering
Phenix
Conrad Bldg
Providence Telephone Union
Thomas Christodal
Thames and
Oliver Streets
Ernest F. Torrey
Automobile and Carriage Painting Shop
Mexico
Wilson
United States
Sheepea Suvayas
Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Southern Republic
Rhode Island Normal School
Walter Branger
State Board of Education
Hope ST
the Waldron Co
The
Pure Food Store
Underwood's
H. & J. Heinz CO
Charles A. Johnson
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