Young-Smith Wedding at Bristol Neck Home
Samuel Young and Edith May Smith, both of this town, married at the bridegroom’s father Hugh Young’s home on Bristol Neck at 2 PM last Tuesday. Rev. Alfred S. Stowell officiated. Attendants were Charles A. Simpson and wife from Providence. Immediate relatives witnessed. breakfast and reception followed. couple left by afternoon train for a short wedding trip and will reside on Bristol Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Young
Edith May Smith
Hugh Young
Bristol Neck
Alfred S. Stowell
First Baptist Church
Charles A. Simpson
Providence
Oliver School Closing Exercises Bright With Music
The Oliver School held closing exercises in the fifth grade room from 2.40 to 8.80 pm led by Miss E R McCotter with Miss Maude Morton directing music. Pupils from all grades performed. visitors included J P Reynolds and G A Arnold among others. The program featured songs recitations and readings, ending with Mona's Waters. Oliver School teaching staff will attend Rhode Island Normal School graduation exercises where several graduates and trainees will be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver School
E. R. McCotter
Maude Morton
G. A.arnold
W. F. Williams
J. F. Downing
Mona's Waters
al. Isabelle McCabe
Rhode Island Normal School
Nancy M. Slade
Ethel E. Rounds
Agnes Sullivan
Ethel E. Eddy
Annie M. Tobin
Oliver
Isabelle McCabe
Anna M.houghes
Applicant for Chauffeur Position Questioned on Union Ties
A man entering a desk asks if the applicant for a chauffeur job is union. The respondent confirms and a terse exchange follows about quiet purpose, happiness, and work lineage, reflecting on motive and loyalty in a terse interview moment.
Kodol advertised as quick relief for stomach troubles
An advertisement claims Kodol relieves stomach troubles by going to the seat of the problem after meals. It strengthens the digestive organs, supplies natural juices, and digests food. The ad promises a simple, pure remedy with money back if it fails, sold by W. H. Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Buffington
Providence Couple Wed At St Marys Warren
Francis Steffy of Providence and Miss Frances Welch of Warren married at St Marys Church Warren in a nuptial mass led by Rev. Martin J. Steffy. Attendants included Katherine Welch and Joseph Steffy. a breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home on Wood Street. The couple will reside in Providence with many notable gifts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Steffy
Providence
Frances Welch
Warren
St. Mary’s Church
Martin J. Steffy
Harrisburg
E. J. Colgan
J. E. Berard
New York
Ticomas Franey
Katherine Welch
Joseph Steffy
Boston
Harvey Grant
Charles Kelly
James Welch
Wood Street
Steffy
National India Rubber Company
Ella Crowley
National India Rubber Co
E. D. Kunz
Reception of Class of '07 at Bristol High School
The Class of 07 reception at 10 Grand Army Hall drew a large crowd. Herreshoff's Marine Band provided music for dancing as a lit class pin and motto decorate the room. Grand march leaders were Nathaniel G. Herreshoff Jr and Madeline Reynolds, with Arthur T. Newman and Bessie Bowen Tobin next. Dancing continued after a 20 minute intermission until 3 am with guests from Providence Newport Barrington and Barraz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol High School
Grand Army Hall
Herreshoff
Marine Band Orchestra
Fresh beginnings cost souls who fear starting anew
A reflective aphorism notes that progress comes from embracing fresh starts. It contrasts the loss of potential when avoiding renewal with the courage of those who begin again, urging decisive action and resilience.
Marriages of Young and Steffy in Warren area
In this town on June 18 Samuel Young married Miss Edith May Smith by Rev. Alfred S Stowe. On June 20 Francis Steffy of Providence wed Miss Francis Welch of Warren with clergy from Warren and New York assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Smith
Alfred S.stowe
Samuel Young
Edith May Smith
Steffy—Welch
Warren
E.J. Colgan
J. E. Berard
New York
Francis Steffy
Providence
Francis Welch
Reception for Rev. Chas A Edwards at St Marys Hall
A large Bristol attendance filled G A R Hall for a Wednesday evening reception honoring Rev Charles A Edwards of St Marys Church. The program featured vocal and violin solos, a reading, and remarks by Rev Thomas J Fitzpatrick. Gifts included a Catholic Encyclopedia and a purse, with Edwards thanking donors and promising to remember Bristol friends at his Pawtucket residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Edwards
G. A. R. Hall
St. Mary’s Church
Louise Doyle
William H. Sisson
Joseph L. Dauffy
Elizahbeth Ormond
Daniel Morrissey
Reading
Rose Brady
Richard Quirk
Ida la Forrest
J.J. Walsh
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
John F. Downing
Father Edwards
St. Mary's Church
Kather Edwards
Bristol
Pawtucket
Father Fitzpatrick
Edward F. Christie
James J. Walsh
Owen Hughes
John Lavender
Joseph Saillant
Hugh F. Kelley
Patrick P. Walsh
Patrick J. Coyne
William N. Leahy
William H. Connery
Philip J. Morris
Joseph L. Duffy
Accident at Rubber Factory Injures Worker
Frank Birmingham, a wire department employee at National India Rubber Company, suffered a severe injury when his middle right finger was caught in a machine at about 8 30 this morning. He received initial treatment at the factory hospital by Dr. A. M. Merriman, was taken home on Bay View avenue, and later examined by Drs Merriman and Wittiam for first joint surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Birmingham
National India Rubber Company
A. M. Merriman
Bay View Avenue
Merriman
W. Fred Wittiadm
Providence paper wrong about Eaton charge says Coomb
Detective Nelson F O Coomb of Central Falls certifies a Providence edition statement charging B B Eaton from Central Falls is false in every particular. R L June 19 07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
B. B. Eaton
Central Falls
Nelson F O Coomb
R. L
Handicap Tennis Tournament Results At Excelsior Club
In the Excelsior Tennis club handicap tournament, C. B. Perry defeated J. Brown 4-1 6-4 with Brown owing 80. J. DeW. Perry beat C. W. Perry 4-6 6-4 6-2, and DeW. Perry owed 154 and one bisque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior
C. B. Perry
J. Brown
J. Dew
Perry
C. W. Perry
Marble Pillar Falls at Colt Memorial High School
A 10 ton marble Corinthian pillar toppled during hoisting and broke the north foundation base, delaying placement of the four pillar portico. No injuries occurred. the pillar remained undamaged and other bases were substituted. The damaged base has been removed and work resumed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
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Ted
MCA
Young—Smith
T.uy
Dental Association
Westminster, Street
Providexce
Hubert A. Lewis
D. D
Chiropodist
Mrs. Williams
Church St. House
Vaccaro Bros
Franklin Street
Little Pussy Willow
Sweet
Little Birdie
Miss Lawless
The
Secret
Lavinia Trainor
Teddy Bear
Miss Allan
Miss McKeon
Ovuuke
Watch On
Swanee River
Church
Barnaby’s
Jume
Barnaby
J.B. Barnaby CO
Barnaby Corner
Dorrance and Westminster Sts
Providence, R. 1
Chas A. Edwards
Dewwitt
DeWitt’s
COR
Wood & Bradford Sts
A. W. Noll, Prop
Prest & Dixon Old Sugar House
Hope Drug Company
Hope Street
the German Clothing CO
State Street
Asia
Gc. A. Johnson
Bristol Folks
Fall River
Reed’s Rest Rooms
Reed House Furnishing CO
Third & Pleasant Streets
Charles A. Johnson
M. W. Schoen
Hope and Constitution Streets
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