Comrade Edwin F. Abbey Dies at Soldiers' Home
Edwin F Abbey died Monday at the Soldiers Home after years with tuberculosis. A Providence native aged 62, he served in Civil War units Third Rhode Island Heavy Artillery. Survived by a married daughter in Pawtucket, funeral held at the Home with Rev W R Trotter, burial in North Cemetery Soldiers lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Abbey
Providence
Third
Rhode Island Heavy Artillery
Pawtucket
W. R.trotter
Trinity Church
North Cemetery
Comrade Charles S Dyer Died at Soldiers Home
Comrade Charles S Dyer died at the Soldiers Home about 1 PM Wednesday. He joined the institution on July 28, 1900 and spent most of his time in hospital care. A Providence native, he served in Company Third Rhode Island Heavy Artillery during the Civil War. He was 62. He is survived by his son Albert Dyer of 8 Briggs Street, Providence, with the body taken there yesterday for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Dyer
Providence
Third
Rhode Island Heavy Artillery
Albert Dyer
Briggs Street
Executor Named in Estate of William H Simmons
Henry A Simmons announces appointment as executor by the Probate Court of Bristol for the William H Simmons estate. Creditors must file claims with the court clerk within six months from this first advertisement date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
William H. Simmons
Henry A. Simmons
Probate Court Seeks Administrator for Burgess Estate
On June 14 1907 the Bristol Probate Court received a written request from John N Burgess husband of Hannah H Burgess for appointment as administrator of the intestate estate. The matter is set for July 1 1907 at 10:30 a.m. in the Probate Court Room Bristol and notice is to be published in the Bristol Phoenix for fourteen days weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robate
Bristol
Hannah
Burgess
John N. Burgess
Bristol Phoenix
Herbert F. Bennett
Drobats
William J. Holmes
Helen J. Holmes
Caroline C. Baker
Augustus E. Baker
Caroline E. Baker
Herbert W. Baker
Annie E. King George H. Peck
Annie E. King
Phoenix
Probate Notice in Bristol for Nathan N. Cole Will
Probate Court of Bristol May 31 1907 records an instrument as last will and testament of Nathan N. Cole presented for probate. The matter is referred to June 17 1907 at 10 30 a.m. in the Probate Court Room for consideration with notice to be published for fourteen days weekly in the Bristol paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Nathan N. Cole
Herbert F. Bennett
Robate
Samuel D. Wardwell
Herbert F. F. Bennett
Probate notices from Bristol Court in June 1907
The Bristol Probate Court in June 1907 considers wills and estates. Samuel D. Wardwell and William J. Holmes estates are slated for review July 1 at 10:30 a.m. with fourteen days notice in the Bristol Phoenix. Caroline C. Baker estate seeks administrator appointment with notices to be published for two weeks.
Italian and Italianate Grocery Prices Cited in 16th Century Cannery List
A fragment lists varied prices for Italian items and liqueurs including Accioghe in Salamosa, Italian ham, pimientos morrones, maraschino, Chartreuse, Amaro, Strega, Vermouth, Chianti, Marsala, and bulk ports and wines with per can per quart and per pound rates. The garbled OCR preserves numerous brand and product names such as Ferro China, Bisleri, Martini & Rossi Vermouth, and Centra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accioghe
Salamosa
Maraschino
Chartreuse
Amaro Felsina
Liquore Strega
Ferro China
Bisleri
Citro
Martini & Rossi Vermouth
Centerba Semplice
Chianti
Marsala
Muscatel
Claret
Port
Y M C A Bowling Tournament Final Standings
Tuesday and Wednesday bowling results shift team No 6 led by John Best to first place with three straight wins over team No 9. Team No 2 captained by C Cromer trails by one string, while team No 10 led by Asa Hathaway drops to third after losing a string. Spectators packed alleys as Best’s hayseeders held off cross fire. two matches remain to decide fourth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa W. Hathaway
John B.newman
John W. Best
Rufus E. Murray
UC. W. Cromer
Dant. Cromer
O. W.cromer
Cromer
Best
P. Kenney
L. F. Gorham
L. Manchester
A. R Newman
J W. Bestow
R. E. Murray
A. Davidson
H. F. Card
J. Davidson
W. Munro
R. W. Nelson
Snow
Nelson
G. Clark
Marshall
Higgins Ie
W. A. Snow
W. N. Newman
J. J. Walsh
A Newman
Strgs Ae Av Gs
J. Saillant
W. Cromer
F. M
W. H. Higgins i
B. D. DeWolf
M. Caboon
GQ. Marshall
G. H. Manchester
J. Cook
J. Kind
Otel Pins
Frank Rounds
The Iris Raised After Fire Off Prudence Island
Frank O. Stender & Co located the Iris, wrecked by a Sunday night explosion off Providence Point, Prudence Island. The boat was raised from 25 feet, towed to Prudence Island shore, and stripped of usable metal and machinery by owner Henry Wright who will not rebuild. Wallace, who rescued the crew, received a purse from the yachtsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Providence Point
Prudence Island
Frank O. Stender
Wallace
Tennis Drawings at Excelsior Club Silver Creek
The Excelsior Tennis club announces draws and handicaps for a tournament to start tomorrow on the club’s courts at Silver Creek. Entries include Ladies singles with Hamill versus Rockwell and Church versus Goddard, men’s singles pitting Brown against Perry and DeW Perry against O W Perry, and mixed doubles teams Nelson Hamill with Goddard Perry and Shepard Rockwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Tennis Club
Silver Creek
Miss Hamill
Miss Rockwell
Helen Church
Reba Goddard
J. Brown
O. B. Perry
J. Dew
Perry
O. W. Perry
R. Nelson
J. L. Coggeshall
Ira Shepard
Brown-Perry
R. W. Nelson
J. Perry
Miss Goddard
Miss Church
J. L. Oogeeshall
Salad Supper At State Street M E Church
The Epworth League social department held a salad supper in the vestry of State Street M E Church last evening. About 60 people attended the decorated room with red and white flower bouquets symbolizing league colors. Miss Mattie B Paull led the event and phonographic selections were provided by Mrs. Annie Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leaguef
State Street
M. E
League
Mattie B. Paull
Annie Carey
Frailing Teachers at Oliver and Walley Schools
Training teachers at the fall term include Oliver School with critic Miss Elizabeth R. McCotter and staff Miss Ella Barry Miss Delia Mee and Miss Margaret MacKenzie from Woonsocket. Walley School lists Miss Mary E Spooner as critic, with Miss Genevieve Lonergan and Miss Josephine Rose Kerr from nearby towns. Current trainees are Miss Anna L. Hughes and Miss M. Isabel McAshe at Oliver and Miss Annie R. O'Donnell and Miss Rose U. Brady at Walley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver School
Elizabeth R. McCotter
Ella Barry
Woonsocket
Delia Mee
Margaret MacKenzie
Walley
Mary E Spooner
Genevieve Lonergan
Warren
Josephine Rose Kerr
Anna L. Hughes
Oliver
M. Isabel McAshe
Annie R. O’donnell
Rose U. Brady
Dentistry by Specialists and the Gentle Art of Painlessness
A booklet invites readers to learn about the dental practice through a long list of nearby neighbors who visit regularly and publicly endorse the service. Addresses are provided so readers can verify neighbor recommendations firsthand.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beecham
Charles S. Dyer
Bristolians
Lew” Fales
Washington — Dean
Fountain Streets
Providence, R. I
Ferncrest Creamery
Wachusett Creamery
Jersey
Boston
Chase and Sanborn
Cross and Blackwell
Fairbanks Canning Co
Libby
Chas. A. .Johnson
Bristv
Charles Pepper
Charles J. Pepper
Goly
Brent Bay
Wether Ehens
Oties Herbert F. . Bennett
Malafronte Brothers
Bradford Street
DWOLF
Bath
Randall & Randall Proprietors
M. Angell
Prest & Dixon Old Sugar House
Strings
Frank
Mvuumus
W. BH. Buffington
A. W. Hathaway
W. Paine
M. Cahoon
F. Crockford
F. Rounds
L. Sanford
O. LeClair
G. Manchester
N. B. Sheldon
J. B. Newman
U.S. Dental Association
Westminster Street
Hubert A. Lewis
D. D
Shell Fisheries
Commissioners of Shell Fishorne
Town OF
Mrs. Williams
Church St. House
Daiy. Cor
Wood & Bradford Lts
A. W. Noll, Prop
Wilbur
Hope Street
A. W. Orgelman
Charles A. Johnson
eSmi
Ly Ton Mee
Teddy Bear
John the Shoeman’s
Matiachan
Pape
Reis
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