Liliputians in Fairyland Cantata Rehearsals Tonight
Rehearsals begin at 7 pm in the Opera House for the cantata Liliputians in Fairy Land or the Cruise of the Polar Star to aid the Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company. Miss Anna OC Maxon directs for F H Decker and Co with Elizabeth J. Ormond as musical director and Mary E. Pierce on piano. About 200 children participate with a large cast including Capt Billy Millions and numerous sailors, college girls, cooks and fairies. Performances are next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, June 19 and 20, with seats available at Sparks’ drug store.
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Opera
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Anna
C. VW. Sparks’ Drug Store
Hope
State Streets
Billy Millions
U. 8
S. N
Pardon R. Kenney
Admiral Dewey
William Franklin
Boatswain
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Teddie Rowline
Schuyler Kirk
Billie Marlinspike
Albert Bowler
Ned Gunnels
Olney Mitchell
Harry Harpoon
William Francis
Lary Porter
Herbert McKay
Jack Foretop
Frank Hughes
Davy Dodger
George Fish
James F. Meiggs
Charles H
Sparks
Philip» Morris
Isaac B. Munro
Charles Reynolds
Thomas Downer
Leon McCaw
Frank McCarty
Diver McGinty
William Willistop
Hydraulion Engine & Hose CO
Bristol Opera House
Anna C. Maxcy
F. H. Decker & Company of
New York
Distinctions of Brig. Gen. Charles Henry Alden
Brig. Gen. Charles Henry Alden U S A died in Pasadena California on June 8. A Brown University and Philadelphia Medical College graduate he served in the Civil War and Spanish American War and held leading Army medical posts. He was born April 28 1886 in Philadelphia and married Katherine R Lincoln in 1864 with two sons and four daughters surviving.
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O. H. Alden
Pasadena
Cal
Ely
U. S. Navy
John Alden
Alice Barrington Wight
Henry Wight
First Congregational Church
Philadelphia
Brown University
Philadelphia Medical College
Medical Corps
Army
New Mexico
Far West
Las Cruces
N. M
Lynde
Seventh Infantry
Georgetown College Hospital
Surgeon General’s
Fredericksburg
Turner’s Lane General Hospital
Army Medical School
Army Medical Examining Board
Washington, D
Massachuusetts
California
Congress
Katherine R. Lincoln
Campaign Against Gypsy Moth In Providence
State Commissioner A E Steve and assistants launched a campaign to exterminate the Gypsy moth in Providence. About 50,000 trees are banded with burlap strips. daily scouting and spraying have killed many caterpillars. In three weeks bands will be removed and egg patches attacked. Expenditure is $5100, to be stretched for future fall work. Bristol shade trees and elm beetle concerns are noted.
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A. E. Steve
Scorps
Providence
Mr. Stene
Stone
Bristol
Bristol Public Schools Exhibition Delights Rockwell Hall
Last evening in Rockwell Hall the Bristol public schools staged a musical program and an art exhibition by pupils from first grade to high school. Nearly two thousand watercolors were neatly displayed, showing figures, landscapes, window and wall designs, and flowers. Miss Morton directed the display with praise for the students' youth and talent. the show runs today and tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. Admission benefits the School Teachers' Retirement Fund. The program featured Miss Charlotte Young, Miss May T Hackett, Miss Catherine Reynolds, Miss Mabel Chase, Master Pardon R. Kenney, and performances including a mandolin solo, violin solo, readings, and a vocal with accompaniment.
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Rockwell Hall
Bristol
Morton
Daughters of American Revolution Hold Bristol Chapter Meeting
The Bristol Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution held its last monthly meeting with no quorum. Observances included the Gaspee anniversary reception at the Rhode Island Historical rooms in Providence and a Newport event by William Ellery Chapter with a luncheon overlooking Narragansett Bay.
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Bristol
Gaspee
Rhode Island
Providence
M. A. Greene
Talbot
Barker
National Society
Brownell
Bache
Ti Ao
Oth
National Red Cross
William Ellery
Newport
Anna B. Manchester
Jenks
Narragansett Bay
Old Fort Greene
E. H. Swinburne
Newport County
E. H. Tilley
Gaspee Chanter
Ransom
Ko dol Kodol for Dyspepsia Restores Stomach
A trusted remedy for digestive discomfort. It helps a sick stomach rest by digesting what you eat and restoring proper function. Sold by W. H. Buffington.
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W. H. Buffington
Successful Piano Recital by Miss Mabel Salisbury and Pupils
Last evening in Grand Army Hall Miss Mabel Salisbury led a piano recital with 16 numbers in part one and 15 in part two. The program featured pupils aided by James E Pearse baritone Louise P Chadwick reader and June Rockwell violinist. Pearse recalled as Dick Dead Eye in Pianfore, Rockwell praised for violin solos, Chadwick encored. The stage was decorated by K H Donbar with plants and bouquets were given to all participants. The event ended with dancing and Marine Band orchestra. it was hailed as possibly the most successful Salisbury recital yet with many congratulations.
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Mabel Salisbury
Grand Army Hall
Miss Salisbury
James E Pearse
North Attleboro
Louise P. Chadwick
June Rockwell
Pearse
Trinity Church
Dick Dead Eye
K.H. Donbar
Bristol Probate Court Lets Sale of Estate to Pay Debts
In Bristol on June 4 1906 Owen Hughes administrator of Thomas McKale estate petitions the court to authorize sale of the real property bounded by Catherine street Marcus parson and others to raise funds for debts and funeral expenses the petition is set for July 2 1906 at 10 800 oclock am and ordered to be published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix Herbert F Bennett Clerk
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Brist
Thomas McKale
Owen Hughes
Bristol
Agate
Cristol
Catherine Street
Marcus Parofe
Bristo Oenix
Herbert F. Bennett
Ranats
Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Swamp Root Claims
An old promotional piece extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It states weak kidneys cause bodily disease, urges trial and doctoring kidneys first, and notes sales in small bottle sizes with mail sample offers from Binghamton New York. It presents disease prevention through kidney health and urges readers to mention the paper when contacting the company.
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swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Kennedy Held for Grand Jury in Barrington Burglary Case
Sheriff Cady brought Edward Kennedy to the Bristol County court for arraignment on a burglary charge connected to a Barrington residence break in. Kennedy, extradited from Fall River after a horse and sleigh theft case, pleaded not guilty and was found guilty. held without bail for the grand jury with property recovered valued at about 100 dollars. Kennedy claimed he could prove an alibi, but did not testify.
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P. W. Cady
Edward Kennedy
Warren
Arrington
Kennedy
District Court
R. C. Saunders
Barrington
Fall River
Massachusetts
Saunders
Plunkett House
Cranston
O'Donnell
Bristol County
Cady
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Marguerite Clark
Violet Tes
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Sally Lonn
Rose Conley
Napoleon
Norman Hathaway
Robinson Crusoe
John Hughes
Bismark
James G. Duffy
John Head
Hamlet the Dane
Aletus Hamill
Sherlock Holmes
Detective
Leslie Close
Captain Kidd
Robert Mott
Wilfred Hamill
Eatemcold
Amos Tradean
Swalloemhole
Charles Connery
Coughomap
Harold Kish
Knucklefinder
Edward Belle
Aurora
Mildred Gorham
Fantasia
Isabel McCaw
Roseleaf
Lillian Church
Carnation
Helen Coggeshall
Royal Guards
Helen Duffy
Elizabeth Garvin
Frances Haggerty
Mildred Keating
Katherine Barry
Helen T. Sanford
Emily Straight
Florence Johnson
Rose Clark
Annie Brechin
Delsarte
Margaret McLean
Ina Marshall
Sadie Birmingham
Fannie Milburn
Gertrude West
Velma Herrmann
Bertha Haegen
Dorothy Palmer
Laura Dobuo
Hazel Gardner
Eleanor Finch
Anna Sullivan
Margaret Lonergan
Annie MacNaughbt
Marion Dunbar
Frances Crowley
Elizabeth Gray
Mary Lonergan
Ethel Bovay
Madeline Almy
Elizabeth Lynch
Lena Crockford
Leah Gardner
Theresa Sullivan
Ellen Kelly
Helen Connery
Catherine Gray
Marion Potter
Eldora Guard
Harriet Meiggs
Mildred Goettler
Rachel Ashton
Sarah Downey
Bertha Kemph
Exilda Picard
Grace Shield
Margaret Kenney
Hanna Murphy
Marguerite Lee
Marion West
Marion Brown
Ethel McCaw
Elizabeth Williston
Clarrissa Reynolds
Julia Farr
Elizabeth Keegan
Mabel Bovay
Rachel Hill
Alice MacDonald
Catherine White
Elizabeth Galle
Mary Francis
Ella Condon
Ruth Ansop
Margaret Moore
Jadys Goattler
Annie Vona
Margaret Brechin
Ruth McKenzie
Jessie Sousa
Josephine Romano
Alice Galle
Louise Brechin
Rose Goulette
Bertha Smith
Catherine Paull
Marguerite Barry
Helen Osterberg
Emily Roberts
Lena Morris
Mary’ Lawrence
Elizabeth Clowes
Marion Sparks
Christopher Columbo
Howard Gray
Samoéi-MctCaw
Albert Pobue
Archibald Dunbar
Wilfred Lemaire
Willard Kenney
Edward Keegan
John J. Condon
Frank Johnson
William Gardner
Bentley Farr
James Flynn
Clifford Dubuc
Wesley Gladding
Fred W. Macauley, Jr
C. W. Sparks’ Drug Store
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Mathewson ‘St
Charles Henry Alden
U.S.A
Carasein A. Chichester Chemical Company
Madison Block
Papa
Woodland
Charlotte Young
Billy’s Rose
May T. Hackett
Accolay
Catherine Reynolds
Mabel Chase
Daughters of American Revolution
Maresh
My Lady's Leap
Little Willie
Rene
Elsie B. Westo Bird
Micheuz
Mary D
Easterbrooks
Hart Laura M. Dubuc
Morris
Shepherd’s
Leybach
Estrella Mazurka
Heins
Eee i Maes
Lebierre
Alps
Bohm
Mildred. i. MacDonald
Flipitt
James E. Pearce
Emily F. Connery
Belor
Charles H. Sparks
Mark H. Bailey
Norman R. Hathaway
Henning Sophie J. Shepard
Pet of the Household
Schottische Blum
Helen V. Corcoran
Mildred B. Coggeshall
Eilenberg
Gertrude E. Bunn
Tas
Terre Kowalski
Genevieve B. Bowler
Streabbag
Alice
Arlton B. Hill
M. Blaisdell
Lange Mildred C. Johnston
Lerman
Harum
Scarum Galop
Annie G. Bowler
Ada L. Walters
Nita Gitana
de Koven
James E. Pearse
Brook Smith
Annie E. Sullivan
Mary A. Wilbur
Eau Claire Schottische
Pond
Marion G. Sparks
Rose Fairy Mazurka Heins
Emily Ate Manelfester
Ascher
Fearis
Grand Jury
Bradford St
BrisTol, R
Vaccaro Bros
Franklin Street
Edward
Munro
Waldron-Brownell Co
Cor
Hope & Union Sts
Eugene le Clair, Sr
Constitution Street
Chiropodist
Mrs. Williams
Atter Church
St. Honse
Mlegf Rg A
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