House gutted by fire at DeWolf Avenue residence
Fire gutted the Michael McKeon home at 24 DeWolf avenue last evening around 7. The blaze started on the first floor and spread to the roof. Neighbors and firefighters saved most furniture from the first floor. furniture losses and piano damage are estimated between 1500 and 2000 dollars, covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McKeon
DeWolf Avenue
Fred Bradies
Mt. Hope Avenue
Russell D Bullock
Mt Hope Avenue
King Philip
DeWolf Farm
Bristol Post Office Mail Hours and Express Schedule
Bristol and vicinity post office hours and mail arrivals and departures listed. Daily and Sunday schedules include various times for outgoing and incoming mails, general delivery window for stamps, and express matter deadlines for Earle and Prew service with specified outward and inward times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Meg
South Door
Earle & Prew
Sleigh visit and local notices from Riverside area
Last evening several friends visited Miss Rachel Edson at Riverside. News includes Mrs. James Brown’s gradual recovery from diphtheria at 1064 State Street, Bristol. William L. McKee’s ice house at Bristol Ferry. Biograph show at Bristol Opera House tomorrow. Mrs. John W. Eddy improving after a train accident. church sermons by Rev W Dewees Roberts and Rev James O Reilley. Burnside lodge meeting with Dutch supper. funeral of John Ellery Mitchell at Town Asylum. organists at St Michael’s church. St Mary’s Drama canceled for Tony the Convict with a minstrel show planned. chocolate sale details. St Charles Branch special meeting for Mrs Tobin. coal barge Canton grounded off Staples Pier with unloading plans. candle dips exhibit in Phenix window. schooner M W Spear to Wardwell Lumber Wharf. social gathering at State Street M E church to raise funds. Social Whist club anniversary at Frank Ryone’s. James Dailey stops a runaway horse. death of Mrs Eliza Ann Nooning at 95, formerly of Bristol, funeral in New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. McKee
Bristol Ferry
Bristol Opera House
William Saunders
John W. Eddy
Warren
Rhode Island Hospital
Paris
Canton
Staples Coal Company
Warren River
State Street
Frank Ryone
Charch Street
Hope and
Bradford Street
Henry de W. Allen
Stephen ‘Ty. Church
Trinity Church
Dailey
Hope Street
Eliza Ann Nooning
Jonathan Nooning
Walden Street
New Bedford
New Headford
Fall River
There Is Inspiration in Good Health Today
A concise note extols health advantages boosting appetite digestion blood and nerves. It links physical fitness to greater effort and achievement and suggests staying fit to do more and earn more.
Beecham's Pills Promote Digestion and Nerve Poise
An advertisement urges Beecham's Pills for busy people overwhelmed by overwork. It claims the tonic strengthens digestion, regulates bowels, relieves bilious disorders, eases nerve tension, and boosts self confidence and poise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Inspire Success Inspire Success Sold Everywhere
Product name Inspire Success appears in an ad style line noting availability in boxes at five cents to twenty five cents. The fragment suggests a low price retail placement without clear dates or explicit entity details.
Weather and utilities alert with local events in Bristol
Beginning today street lighting is suspended from 580 to 6.80 a.m until fall. Gas meter readings rise to 1.60 per 1000 feet. illuminating gas previously 2.00 and fuel gas 1.60. A basketball game at Naval Reserve Armory features St. Andrew's Providence vs Bristol Naval Reserve in new uniforms. Sleighing is unusually good six weeks. Bristol High seniors and juniors enjoyed a sleigh ride to Warren. Ice blocks harbor navigation. Warren river and Bristol Ferry see limited service. Sagamore could not land and remains at constitution street slip until ice clears. Fall River boats face ice in the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve Armory
St. Andrew's Club
Providence
Bristol Naval Reserve
Bristol
Bristol High School
Warren
Sagamore
Newport and Providence Railroad Company
Bristol Ferry
Constitution Street
Fall River
Notice of administratrix for Mary M. Shepard estate
Maud E. Eddy notifies Bristol probate court she is appointed administratrix of Mary M. Shepard late of Bristol deceased. Bond filed. All claims against the estate must be filed with the court clerk within six months from the first advertisement date. Publication date August 1, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Mary M. Shepard
Maud
Eddy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bristol Phoenix
Bristol County
R. 1
Arrally Brothers
J. F. Farrally
Abel
Phoenix
Hohnix
Easterbrooks
Briggs
Wood's
W. J. Fish & Co
C A Johnson
M. Shepard
Broad Street
G.L. Sisson
M. W Schoen Wantead Council
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Providence, R. Ft
Peirce
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and Westminster Corner
Bristol and Vicinity
Bristol Post Office
Sunday Mails
Rachel Edson
Riverside
James Brown
W. Dewees Roberts
East Boston
Mass
St. Michael's Church
James O'Reilley
Pawtucket
St Mary's Church
Burnside Lodge
Pythian ‘Temple
Riverside Lodge
John Ellery Mitchell
W. R. Trotter
North Cemetery
Walter G. Dawley
First Presbyterian Church of
St. Stephen's Church
St. Michael’s Church
St. Mary’s T. A. Society
Tony
Edward KF Christie
W Sparks
St. Charles
James Tobin
Phenix
lLight- Hps Breese
Thomas O’ Cutten
Pappasquash Point
Wardwell Lumber Company
Fannie Sprague
M. W. Spear
Long Island Sound
State Street M. E
John McVay
Fred G Blaistiell
George A Ruichardson
Hall
F. J.C
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walpino, Kinnan & Marvin
al Drn
Ping Pong Bon Co
Bellarren
KR. J
Bristol Narrows
Wardwell Lumber CO
John Gerrard
Eiacom Avenue
K.K. H. de Wolf
Burton Street
Katharine Trabald
Malcolm Macnaught
Thames Street
Hyfield St
Fox Hill Ave
Howe Sc
C C.H
Hello! Grinder
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Albany
Sir Boston
L. Yates
Nurseyman
Rochester, N. Y
170 High Street
George T. Si8son
William A. Manchester
Old Sugar House
N. N
G M. Wilbur
M.C. A
Kristol
Vaesaro Bras
Franklin Street
Tallorlia Eatahliahmant
Cor
Hope and Constitution Streets
Neilan Typewriter Exchange
Banigan Building
Lawson
Swift, & Co
Buffington
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