Seven Years of Illness Reversed by Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. Sallie French of Pancannla Indian Territory writes that seven years of female troubles left her run down and nervous. After seeking doctors’ help she took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and became strong and well. The letter advertises the remedy and invites readers to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sallie French
Pancannla
Ind
Ter
Mrs. Pinkham
William J. Faulkner Florist at Vernon Street
William J. Faulkner Florist operates from 20 Vernon Street offering carnations cut flowers and funeral work with telephone contact 67-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Street
Probate Court Plans Administrator Appointment for Robert Newbold Estate
June 16 1908 the Probate Court of Bristol requests that Robert Newbold Jr or another suitable person be appointed administrator of the late Robert Newbold estate. Eliza Newbold widow requests the appointment. The matter is referred to July 6 at 10 30 am in the Probate Court Room Bristol for consideration. Notice to be published fourteen days once a week in the Bristol Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Lok A
John
A ‘Cuggeshall
Robate
Bristo
Robert Newbold
Uest
Elizard
Ear
Robert Newbold, Jr
Bristol Phoenix
John M. Coggeshall
Provata
William A Boyd
June Weddings at Trinity Episcopal Church
Miss Mary Louise Young and Thomas Peskham Brightman wed at Trinity Episcopal Church in a ceremony led by Rev. W. K. Trotter. The couple, joined by family and close friends, plan a two week wedding tour and will reside on Child Street in Warren after returning from Niagara Falls and Canada. Brightman works as a baggage master for the Providence Warren and Bristol line of the NYNH&H Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valanciennes Lace
Thomas J. Ashton
Moses E. Connery
Samuel J. Connery
Niagara Falls
Canada
Childetreet
Warren
Thea
Providence, Warren and Bristol
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Eckersley-Connery wedding at Connery home
An informal wedding was held yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Connery, uniting Miss Mabel Ellen Connery and Joseph Henry Eckersley of Warren. Rev. T Newton Owen officiated under a white rose wed ding bell with Eleanor Boas on violin. The bridal party included Bernie Connery and John C. Connery, with Miss Connery in white chiffon and baby Irish lace while a pink silk muslin bridesmaid attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connery
Constitution Street
Mabel Ellen Connery
Joseph Henry Eckersley
Warren
T Newton Owen
First Congregational Church
Eleanor Boas
Boston
Bernie Connery
John C. Connery
Munro Cole Wedding at Warren Methodist Church
A pretty home wedding was held at 7 oclock Wednesday evening at 21 Auoing Street Warren uniting Miss Harriet Richmond Cole and Harry Wara Monro in a ceremony by Rev Thomas J Gregg. Guests came from New York Providence Fall River New Bedford Warren and nearby. The bride wore white embroidered batiste with baby Irish lace and carried white carnations. her sister Mrs Charles I Downing of Providence served as attendant and Edwin Arthur Robertson of New York City was best man. The bridesmaid wore pink silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mary Louise Young
Charles W Young
Thomas Peskham Brightman
W. K. Trotter
Samuel Kinder
Olive C. Young
E. Wilbur Mason
Ezra Mason
Wesley Young, Jr
Raymond S. Siighsman
Hope Street
O. W. Young
Hotel Belvedere
Auoing Street
Warren
Harriet Richmond Cole
Harry Wara Monro
Bristol
Thomas J.gregg
Warren Methodist Church
New York
Providence
Fall River
New Hkedford
Charles I Downing
Edwin Arthur Robertson
New York City
A Splendid Business School Graduates Record Class
Rogers & Allen's School of Business and Shorthand in Fall River closes its year with 54 graduates, the largest in eleven years. Commencement at the Academy of Music drew about 2200 attendees, signaling strong growth and the promise of a larger class next year. The article promotes the Bristol area's access to a top business education and invites inquiries to 109 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers & Allen’s
School of Business
Fall River
Mass
Academy of Music
Bristol
Nessrs
Rogers & Allen
Main St
Bride's Wedding Details Highlight Bristol Warren Nuptials
The bride from Warren and groom from Bristol wed with a Providence lady orchestra playing, ushers Harry Cole, Charles Downing, and Charles Pepper. Gifts included silver items from St Michael's choir and Bristol High School class of 04 with other presents. The couple left for a brief trip and will reside at 842 High Street. Floral decor featured yellow and white with a daisied horse shoe centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obride
Providence
Harry Cole
New Bedford
Charles N. Downing
Charles J. Pepper
Bristol
St. Michael's Choir
Bristol High School
Cranston Worsted Mills
High Street
Abbie A. Cole
Warren
Warren High School
Samuel W. Munro
Washington Street
Kennedy Laxative Dough Syrup Promoted for Children
A historic ad touts Kennedy Laxative Dough Syrup as a popular children’s remedy. It claims to taste pleasant like maple sugar, avoids constipation, and gently clears the bowels to “drive the cold out of the system.” Sold by W. H. Buflington.
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Contractors
Mason
Collins Street
Bay View
Bristol Auto Co
L. Barber
Cone Tel
Udit
Co. K. Thurston
Atnto
Waldron-Brownell CO
Bradford Street
G M. Wilbur
Y MO
Guilding Hope Street
Brietol
Pappasquash Crossing
Bristol Light House
John Temple Drury Easterbrooks
Rhode Island Normal School
Newport
Rogers Hich
Woonsocket
East Greenwich
Academy
Westerly
North Scituate
Walter E. Ranger
State Board of Education
William J. Faulkner
Florist
Warren R. I
Brightman—Young
Eckersley—Connery
Providence Forestry Co
Edward H. Armstrong
Custom House Street
Providence, R. If
Munro—Cole
Robatecourt
William A. Boyd
Ponce DE Leon
Igen SR
H.P. Gornell Co., Instetearocs, Providened, R. I
Rhode Island College OF Agriculture
Mechanic Arts
Howard Edwards
Kingston
R. I
F. 1
Johnson
St. Andrew’s School
Barrington, R. I
Parker
Soc
Luu
Ree Aeahle
L. Darbyshire
Raechester, N.Y
U. S
M. W. Schoen
Hope and
Constitution Streets
Namquit Worsted Mill
Easterbrooks
the Channels CO
Hope Drug CO
R. G. Gifford
Moores House
Golors
Moore
Tremieres
Benjamin Moore
Toronto
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