One Hundred Twentieth Anniversary of American Independence
The Bristol communities announce a July Fourth program with a 6 am and 6 pm national salute, church bells tolls, a grand procession formed in three divisions, a morning parade through town, and an afternoon program at the Opera House including oration and music. A light artillery exhibition, a Bristol Grays versus Stars baseball game, and a five mile handicap bicycle race conclude the day, with residents asked to keep streets clear.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
High Street
Court House
Don Louiz Fillippe
Mashal Charles F. Chase
Bristol Grays
Stars of
Providence
Middleboro
Mdest
Church and
Hope Street
Committee of
Richard R. Magee
Stephen W. Church
Washington Street
Bristol
Jacob Babbitt
William Paul
Charles Popper
Dowd
Eugene LeClair
Sani
David A. Waldron
James & Mason
Anid Bristol
Bristol Phoenix
Rerbert F. Bennett
William R. Taylor
Orrin L. Bosworth
Anid
Eabt
Gaul
Herbert F. Bennett
Brietol
Rhode Island
Briato
Motts Lane
Anton Easter Brooks
Mott
Weater
Patriotic June 120th Anniversary Celebration Plans
Citizens on both sides of the line invited to decorate buildings for the 120th anniversary of American Independence. Middleboro Band to perform a grand promenade concert 8 to 10 PM. if stormy, concert moved to the Opera House with a full program including marches overtures and a grand war songs medley. Fireworks planned on the Common.
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Middleboro
Opera House
New York
Clark
Beyer
Wang” Morse
American Republic
Thiele
Edward Anthony
Frank C. Carps
Leo and
Treas
Bens R. Wilson
Evaense A. Romps
James Quink
Alex
Bristol Commandery elects officers for Golden Cross
The semi annual election of officers of Bristol Commandery United Order of the Golden Cross chose Frederick A Tallman as Noble Commander Mrs Elizabeth Earle as vice noble commander Josephine Moffitt as worthy prelate Miss Anna M Eirle as keeper of records William HB Maxfield as financial keeper of records Henry M Darling as worthy treasurer Fred L Warner as worthy herald Mrs Hannah W Maxfield as ward of inner gate Frank Child as ward of outer gate and Elmer A Rounds as past noble commander The installation is set for the second Monday evening in July A collation was served.
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Bristol
United Order of the Golden Cross
Frederick A Tallman
Elizabeth Earle
Josephine Moffitt
Recorda
Anna M. Eirle
Recorde
William HB. Maxfield
Henry M. Darling
Fred L. Warner
Inner Gate
Hannah W. Maxfield
Outer Gate
Frank Child
Noble
Elmer A. Rounds
Rheumatism Cure Claims Fast Relief in Boston Ads
Mrs. Joie Thornton of Boston reports 13 years of pain from rheumatism ending after two doses of Dr Frost's Rheumatism Cure. Another Boston user, F Connell, says his rheumatism disappeared after a day and a half. The ads promote a medical remedy with strong patient testimonials.
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Tely
Dr Frost
Jo Ie ThiRnton
Hudson St
Boston
Fan
Dr. Frost
Af F CO Connell
Lenox St
International Sunday School Convention in Tremont Temple
The Eighth International Sunday School Convention opened in Tremont Temple Boston with delegates from over sixty states territories and provinces. Rev Geo Craimer gave the welcome address as the hall displayed national colors and state badges while Moody spoke at Park Street Church and Geo Stebbins led singing.
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Editora
Phentz
Wosk
Boston
Tremont Temple
Rhode Island
Welcoits
Geo Craimer
Moody
Park Street
Geo. C. Stebbins
Prison Visitor Revels In Tidily Kept Cell
Inmates and warden discuss a spotless cell with a refined motto Home Sweet Home. The exchange pivots from pride in order to a sensational reason for confinement wife beating. The dialogue references a Boston Courier quote and a Chicago Record cartoon critique about Dabber's prize painting.
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Boston Courier
Dabber
Chicago
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J. M. Carter
Daniel Stevens
Go. C
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Luke Callan
Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
W. F. Williams
Scoud Division
Customs and Post Office
General Assembly
Wa Tes Sete
Bristol Cornet Band
John Pickles
Hydraulion Hose Co
Charles O. Wilson
Burnside Drum Band
Israel Clark
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co
John Norris
Wm. A. Rawson
Azores
Luiz Felippe
Joseph King
Thomas Connery
State Street
High
Walley
Hope
Keller
S. D. Moxley
First Baptist Church
Lillian Wilson
Mabel Salisbury
Reading
Catherine D. Salisbury
A. W. Kingsley
State
M. E
Lockjaw
Michael J. Flynn
Matthew
Sibert
C. G. Co
Ghas. W. Spark’s
R. J
Scrofula
E. C. Caswell
Brockport, NY
David Kennedy
Robate
Town OF
Michael
Charlello
Franklin Street
L. Landerstrum
R. I Hospital
Gouverneur Kortright
Rhode Island Hospital
Poppasquash
van van Wickle
Marjorie
Wil- Hames
Folsom
Barton
Kortright
New York Yacht Club
J. Hayden
Maine Regt
Surehold Company
Bar
North Windham
Patience IN
Simmon
Harriet Ss. Philips
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Leratees
Patience H. Simmona
Maasachusetts
Amos P. Litte
Enid Bristol
Herbert F. Bennettp
William H. Buffington
Leggett
Solon Palmer
FE. Ingraham
Hancer
Cottage Street
Alfred Peats
Arolland
Arolfland
Burlando
A. R. Hall
Bristol, R. I
Chas. Bickford
H. R. Davis
Bickford’s
Constitution and
Thames Streets
L. F. Gorhaws
Baggaze
Eto
Gladding's Market
Auecinity
Thames Atree
B. M. Lincoln
Union St
R. I
Hartford Bicycles
Hartford
Columbia
Columbia and Hartford Bicycles
C. A. Bishop's
Pope Manufacturing Co
Wheeler & Wilson
Mig Company
H. H. Rogers
Westminster Street
Providence, R._I
Patriot Wheels
Winchester
Allen
Warren
Samuel Allen
Flynn
Matthew Flynn
J. P. Reynolds
F. VT. Remieres
Consult
Friendship Street
DR. Lewis
Lewis
Z. J. Lewtata
Richmond Street
Weybosset Street
Cor
Church & Thames Sts
Dewolf Inn
S.C. White
Moxie
F.s.burcess
Bristol County
King Philip
Arthur GC. Moore
Hope St
Ete
Aborn ST
H.R. Conklin
Columbia Veterinary College of
NY City
Bennett's Drug Store
Warren, R. I
NY Cole
Thames Street
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