Beautify Bristol as a public works appeal urged
A reader resigns Bristol Improvement Society secretariat and argues that public enthusiasm is essential for progress. He critiques local indifference, urges funding for inexpensive civic improvements, and envisions a park near the gas house as a catalyst for better government and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Phoenix
Bristol Improvement Society
Buckie
Booths
Boston
Booth
Town Hall
Church of &T. Good Society
Brown
Warren
Bristol
Condop Town
New York World-Thrice-a-Week Edition Expanded Subscriptions
The twice weekly World becomes thrice weekly offering 18 pages weekly for one dollar a year. Each issue has six pages across eight columns. Subscribers gain 156 papers annually with greater news frequency and daily-like freshness. Bristol Pacasxix and the Thrice-a-Week World one year offer for new subscribers at 260 dollars.
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The
New York World
The Puritanical Sunday and Its Value in Society
The Westminster Review defends the Puritan Sunday as a historical fact and acknowledges its influence on English character. It respects supporters while condemning the few who mock others and argues for adapting Sunday use to diverse human needs.
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Westminster Review
British Patentee Holds Global Exclusive Rights
A British patentee enjoys exclusive rights to his invention in all parts of the kingdom and in the United States. No person may make sell or use the invention without the patentee's consent.
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United States
Kingdom
Mortgagee's Sale in Bristol auction on July 2 1896
Public auction to satisfy two mortgages by Jane Early and Margaree Early to Bristol Institution for Savings. Property lies on Wood Street Bristol bounded by Magee Hurrran Pons Clark. purchased from George W Kuasterbrooks. Sale held at noon on premises under mortgage power.
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Jane Early
Margaree Early
Bristol Institution For Savings
Bristol
Richard R. Magee
John O Hurran
Jone Pons
James Clark
W Kuasterbrooks
Briscol
Mortgee
Public Auction Notice of Bristol Mortgage Foreclosure
Public sale on Friday July 10 18% at eleven a m by power of sale in mortgage deed dated July 8 1873 for property at Thames and Union streets Bristol Rhode Island including dwelling and water lot bounded 23 72 61 76 feet with accretion conveyed from Nancy to Sarah W Mutton by deed Sept 4 1850. Assignee of mortgagees invites bidding at the sale or any postponements.
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E’cinek
Sarah W. Mutton
Bristol
Rhode Island
Brosen
Thames and
Union Streets
Union Street
Holden and
Wardwell
John Getty
Thames St
Premsa
Sarah W. Nutton
Nancy Ee
Mortenees
Summer Fashions Laces and Trimmings Worth Noting
Our summer costumes feature an abundance of trimming laces and novel combinations. Black Chantilly Bourdon patterns appear with Web and Flouncing options in appealing designs. Ecru lace appliques add charm to costumes and adornments. 24 and 27 inch chiffons in black and white with multicolor spangles pair with Honiton for pretty trims.
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Chantilly
Bourdon
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Ay. W
America
Puritana
Dick Crosby
Sealr
New Hampshire
Dixi Crosby
Sec’y Board Ofgriculture
Pherdonas
Merrimac Co. Bank
Secretary of State
Trees Loan and Trust Savings Bank
Concord
U. S
Providence
Oura
Bristol Tea House
State Street
J. J
Numer Boots
R. S. Reed CO
Child Street
R. S
Town OF
William H. Bennett
Albert C. Pennett
Bristol Phoenix
Herbert F. Bennett
B.h.gladding
K CO
Westminster ST
Providence, R. I
Isaac B. Munro
P . Box
Bourn Sts
NEW York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
OLD Colony System
Drownville
Sundave
Fall River
Newport
Feronly
New York
E.G Allen
A. C. Kendall
L Pase
W. Fred Fish
Hope Street
EAGLE
John Lake
Providence, R
Guardiana
Aseeneen
Dire James BI. Kimball
Albert L. Calder
Hezekl
Geo. L. Littlefield Sterns Hutchins
George T. Biss
Horace M. Barna
Olney T. Inman
Geo. P. Wetmore
Warren O. Arnold
J. M. Addeman
W. T. C. Wardwell
James F.scanlon
Bradford St
Spicer Stove Company
Waldron
Brownell Co
Bradford Street
Gentral Fish Market
Hoar & Stoughton
Telephone
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