The Bristol Pheniz reflection on politics and weather
A scattered column from a 19th century paper reviews Congress, Boston, and iron markets, remarks on Lord Beaconsfield, New England’s weather, and humorists. It notes Stoughton on Nihilism, the Boston Post Office, seminary ministers, and Harper Brothers library. It mentions Congress extra session, iron supply, Newport summer life, and Texas lawlessness with New York letters. It closes with a New York update on aldermen, the Duke of Argyle, Woodruff expeditions, Decoration Day parades, and crime reports.
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Sun
Blank
Blank’s Soap Works
Lawrence Barrett
San Francisco
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Lawrence
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Madison Square
Manhattan Bank
Rapix
Town Council Adjourned Meeting Next Monday Evening
Notices dated in old style announce a adjourned meeting of the Town Council for next Monday evening. Also a forecast speaks of a bright summer with abundant blossoms and many visitors this season.
YMCA Meeting Schedule for Young Men This Weekend
YMCA meetings set for Saturday evening at 8 in the rooms for young men and Sunday at 10 am at the Asylum plus 5 pm in the rooms. Fields and gardens welcome recent showers. crops show vigorous life from copious rains.
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Conference closes with strong attendance in Rhode Island
The Conference of the Advent Churches of Rhode Island and East Connecticut met at Advent Chapel and closed Friday evening with Elder A. A. Phelps of Philadelphia delivering the closing discourse. A large crowd attended and showed keen interest throughout the session.
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Rhode Island
East Connecticut
Advent
A. A. Phelps
Philadelphia
Muster of Company C Rhode Island Militia at Wood Street Armory
Company C of the Rhode Island Militia was mustered in at the Wood street Armory last Monday evening. Forty men were examined and all received. Major Arnold and Surgeon King served as muster in and inspecting officers. Thomas H. Brown was elected Captain with Gerald F. Bunnell as First Lieutenant and Thomas Dwyer as Second Lieutenant.
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Bristol Light Infantry
Wood Street
Arnold
King
Thomas H. Brown
Gerald F. Bunnell
Thomas Dwyer
Miss Kate Fitzgerald Arrested On Assault With Intent To Kill
Sg Miss Kate Fitzgerald faced Trial Justice Cooke in Warren after an attempted shooting of Mr J B Pearce last Saturday. She was bound over to the September Supreme Court term for trial and jailed in default of $8000 bail. Reverend Howard M Jones resigned from the First Baptist Church here and accepted a pastorate at Shelburne Falls to begin next month.
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J. B. Pearce
Justice Cooke
Warren
Supreme Court
Howard M. Jones
First Baptist Church
8. K. Dexter
Mr. Jones
Baptist Church
Shelburne Falls
Steamer Kittatinny First To Navigate Upper Delaware
The Herreshoff Manufacturing Co. built a sixty by six foot side wheel steamer called the Kittatinny for use on the upper Delaware river. The New York Herald notes the feat of steam navigation from the ocean to Water Gap on May 5. The vessel arrived at Water Gap on May 5 and is the first to ascend that far. The Mountain Echo praises the pioneer voyage and promises a detailed description of the ship, crew, trip, and receptions in upcoming issues.
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Herreshoff Manufacturing Co
Delaware
Water Gap
Mountain Echo
Delaware Water Gap
Monros County
Penn
Upper
Heho
Christian Associations work grows across regions and rails
A detailed review of the Christian Associations Executive Committee reports vast growth across the West South and railroad work. It notes 739 associations 1.9 million dollars in building value 128 weekly Bible classes and 302 other weekly meetings. It cites new work among German colored and college groups and plans for 1879 outreach.
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H. E. Brown
Ala
Home Office
Executive Committee
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Buffalo
New York
QO. C. Barrows
The Busy Boy’s Rise to Power Through Saving
A compact verse chronicles a diligent boy who saves his cents and gains strength. He aims to end the crew’s snore with a mighty cannon’s roar and invites music to swell as the tale unfolds. The piece frames thrift as a path to achievement and artistry.
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