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Obituary notes Col George E Boonton of Baltimore dies after long illness at his parents’ home on State Street in his 40th year. Born in Worcester he moved to Rhode Island then Baltimore where he led business and politics and was president of the Water Board and a partner at Columbian Iron Works. Funeral from 1230 today with out‑of‑town honorary bearers. body to Swan Point cemetery Providence by streetcar to the train.
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George E Boonton
Baltimore
Jesse Boynton
State Street
Col Boynton
Col Joynton
Worcester
Rhode Island
Water Board
Columbian Iron Works
Dr Docke
Swan Point
Providence
Postmaster Appointments Highlight Local Officials
Vmene appoints postmasters with Mr Wm M Trothamn named for Bristol and Mr Grorhan serving in the capacity. The article notes previous appointments by President Harrison and a later transition to Postmaster Basterbrooks under President Cleveland. Basterbrooks retires with goodwill as the commission has not yet arrived.
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Menintes
M Trothamn
Bristol
Grorhan
Harrison Efalit
Basterbrooks
Cleveland
Atelo
Cgearhairs
Sloop Fireworks and Rescue Near Shore Point Harbor
Distress calls were issued when the Shoreet Ball River sloop ran aground off West Harbor Rock at Shore Point. Mark Yo De W Howe aboard a twelve footer helped rescue the passengers and towed the boat to safety. After aiding the women ashore, Miro Howe took the sloop to the owner, who remained aboard without a tender. At Pike City Cabo Duras mis trethiers date sickness from sciatic cheasmatism is noted, with Clamberlains Tain Valin cited as a remedy. For sale by WH Buf nneten.
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Shoreet Ball
Tshers Point
Mark Yo de W Howe
Miro Howe
Poketetam
Pike City
Cabo
Bristol Post Office Outward and Inward Mails Schedule
Bristol and Vicinity notice outlines outward mail close times to New York, west and south at 9.80 am and 6.20 pm and to Providence, Boston and the east at 7.20, 9.30, 11.30 am, 3.30 and 6.20 pm. Inward mails from New York, west and south arrive 7:15 am and 2:20 pm. from Providence, Boston and the east arrive at 7:15 am, 12:20 pm, 2:20 pm, 6:20 pm and 7:20 pm. distribution begins about 45 minutes after arrival.
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New York
West
South
Providence
Boston
East
Navy cutter drill and social notices in Bristol
The Bristol edition notes a naval reserves cutter drill on the harbor Friday evening, plus a string of social items: visits in town from Miss Jennie Aldrich, Mrs I Huntington, and Miss May Pollock, a Burn Maw college alumna home for summer, and a Worcester/Province set of weddings and family visits. Also listed are parcel flights of church events, Epworth League entertainments, probate court actions, a new station agent, and local business notices.
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Reed
John Drury
Boston
Cephalonia
England
Epworth League
Moe
Tithe G Lawther
Vi Trope Street
Court of Probate
Reynolds
Ellen Mc Perry
James Tillinghast
Nnsi
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured by constitutional remedies and Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts inflammation of the eustachian tube causes hearing loss and promises one hundred dollars for any deafness case due to catarrh that cannot be cured. Includes product Hall's Family Pills and contact details.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Outlets edge town wine clerks in low-scoring baseball clash
The Outlets, a Local team, defeated the town wine clerks on the Common Saturday afternoon. Guinan struck out 11, while Morris Warren and Brady managed a single apiece. Cooney missed catching duties. James Perrs played catcher with inexperience, Lonerson pitching for the Clerks and taking hard hits. Key plays featured McCallion Schlosser Roy on bases and Schlosser’s fielding at first. 21 outs by the Outlets came from catcher and first baseman.
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Guinan
Morris
Warren
Brady
Cooney
James Perrs
Positon Lonerson
Clerks
McCallion Schlosser
Roy
Charlie Schlosser
Alr Perry
Loneran
Chas. McCarthy
Jack McKeon
Examination for admission to Rhode Island Normal School
An admission exam will be held Saturday June 24 at 9 am in the Rhode Island Normal School. Another exam is planned in September but many hopeful entrants are urged to take the June opportunity to enter in the fall.
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Rhode Island Normal School
Notable Obituary Fragments Share Names and Ages
In this town on June 17, George Edmund Boynton, aged 49 years seven months four days, is noted. Another fragment cites Lyex In this town Soldiers' Home on June 1X with George FT, aged 57 years, as a listed individual.
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George Edmund Boynton
George FT
Camp Dixon plans and building updates for Boys' Department
A Boys' Department meeting approved sending several boys to Camp Dixon near Newport with Howard Newman and Royden Wardwell forming a committee to liaise with Secretary Worth for a late July to early August camp. Worth will direct the camp, open to all Boys' Department members, with seven days and transportation costing 3. The gymnasium apparatus will be installed in the new building this Thursday, adding twenty lockers for a total of 48. Two showers and three spray baths will serve bathing needs, with part of the east end of the hall partitioned. The Building Committee will host a formal opening Friday, State Secretary Ron Strong will attend and Rev T Locke will speak at the men’s rally Sunday in the First Congregational Chapel.
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Dixon
Newport
Boys
Howard Newman
Royden Wardwell
Worth
Susquehanna River
Pennsylvania
Gyminasium
Ronrmstrong
Paganinis Witches Dance Promised at Opera House
A concert Thursday features Mr Lewis performing Paganini's Witches Dance, hailed as a finest in America of late. Critics praise his originality, expression, and improvising, calling him a hard studying, worthy artist whose violin seems a singing soul.
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Opera House
Red
Lewis
America
Paganini
Jewis
Hesekiah Butterworth
Sach
Reading contest moved to Friday at High School
Due to other Thursday events the High School reading contest is postponed to Friday evening June 23 in the High School room. The winner will read the Declaration of Independence at the Opera House on July 4. The contest is open to all High School pupils with readings plus club swinging and solos by students. Two visiting young ladies are expected to perform on piano and tambourine. Admission is 15 cents.
Thankful words from Ada Hart on Groton cure
Mrs Ada M Hart of Groton South Dakota writes of a severe lung illness ending in consumption. Four doctors gave up hope. She credits Dr King s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds, using eight bottles to recover. Trial bottles available at J H Young Drug Store. regular size 30 cents, guaranteed or money refunded.
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Adam Hart
Groton
S. D
King
J H Young
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R. I
Farrally Brothers Editora and Proprietors
Phoenix News
Phoenix
Easterbrooka
J.C Pailthorp
Sparks
Hope Street
Wood
High St
OFE Madden
Roah Yunbar
Gorham
Ugain
Americal Wines
Angelica
Tokay
Muscatel
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Gutter Exchange
Russia
Thos. F. Peirce & Son
Westminster & Dorrance Sts
Providence, R. 1
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Post Office
Reed's
Naval Reserves
Jennie M . Aldrich
May Pollock
Drownville
Martha Rockwell
Burn Mawr College
I. Huntington of
J H. Cortell
Union Street
Wall and
George Balfour
Geerge
Pame
Ellen Kennex
Town Clerks Office
State Street Moe
Eoc Blass
Elmer A. Rounds
Advent Clintan
Reeds
Halward Miller
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Ll P Stiles
Proodeas
Gas & Electric
Kart Baptist Church
William Bent Richardson
Mass
Louise Isabel Denovan
Toronto
Canada
Mrs Denovan
Miss Richardson
Blake Barton
R I
H. J Bentley
Elizabeth Peckham
Orange, N. J
William Hodgkinson
Abby D. Munro
Laing School
Mt. Pleasant
Franklin Street
Willham Kirk
Mansfield
Mays
E A Noyes
Corning
Mrs Lucas
Fall River
High Street
Epworth League of the
Ralph Kinder
Sr Mark’s
Kinder
Louis Coggeshall
George F Lyona
Pawtucket
Bunal
Columbia
Luke Callan
Willie Siddall
Easterbrooks
Hope and
State Streets
Ethel Irene Arbogast
New Brunswick
Nool
George Schlosser
Harry Arbogast
Lewis Convert Company of
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MOE Church
Russell Newman
Dauhter
Ida
Middlebury
K of P
Archibald Watts
The
Americas Yacht Club
Mt Hope
Bas
Terreshoff
Augusta
J E Fletcher
Brunsen
Mr Fletcher
Flomst. Dunbar
Edward Phillips
Thames Street
Bristol County Gas & Electric Company
First Baptist Church
Rey F. H Davis
Tiverton
Rey H. 1 Beatles
Ross Fifield
Gladding
Kickemuit
Morgan
de Coyles
St Mary's TA Society
Seaside Park
Riche and Quirk
Walsh
Lewis and Brides
TAS
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Trinity Church
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A A Walker
Vna Bon Ton
Bradford
Fo Wall & Co
Bosworth
James Connery
William Lawder
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Mr. Lawder
Michael Jelin
Samuel Young
Delbert Bump
Palmer & Madigan
Newbold & Kerr
Charles H Spooner
William Shepard
Joseph Jupree
Arthur Cote
Joseph Walsh
Dimond, Goff and Dwyer
Mount Hope Park
Cote
Dupree
Oo. L. Bosworth
Attorney-at-Law
Anderstrom
Rch Street
Base Ball
M C. A
T. Locke
First Congregational
Bristol County Gas & Electric Co
Old Line Life Insurance Co
Baniganuilding
James T Freeborn
Corner High
Union Streets
A H Rich
Samuel Me Aristo
John Callan
Robert Barclay
Quirk
State
Wood Streets
R. H Dunbar
Manhattan
E. Madden
Broad ST
Hurch Street
H Dunbar
Robert No ‘Turner
Manely Thames Street
Ten Street
Pown Council
Herberi F Bfnnest
Forner
Hush
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Wallis Eo Howe
St Michael
Reetory Bristo
Martin & Gall
Industriad Trust
Anderstream
Church Street
Itas
Kristel
Spencer
James
Manchester
Fowls
Robbertson
Landerstrom
Shorey’s State ST
Gordon Church
H. H Pierce
R. J. Clothing
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