Travels Around the World Highlights Naples and Egypt
The writer extols Naples as a premier European city with churches galleries aquariums palaces and theatres. In Egypt the journey begins at Port Said then Cairo with vivid portraits of street life mosques bazaars and the Nile delta, praising pyramids sphinx and Ghezireh drive.
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Naples
Italy
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Ita
Europe
Egypt
Port Said
Cairo
Suez Canal
Desert
Nile
Osiro
Casiro
Ghezireh
Prayer by the Rev Charles Stelzie
A devotional poem asking for guidance in prayer and steadfastness. The speaker seeks understanding, courage on life’s path, and strength to avoid sin. He requests inspiration to honor Thine chivalry, live selflessly, and extend love that may endure unto death.
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Charles Stelzie
Broilers Sweep Strikers In Three Straight
Broilers won three straight over Strikers last night led by G Paull with 320 and F Wilson posting 145 high single string. J Saillant tallied 345 for best individual three strings as Moonshiners posted 459 and Hank Hanks 523 for top team single string.
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Broilers
G. Paull
F. Wilson
J. Saillant
Moonshiners
Hank Hanks
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestion at Hope Street Store
A physician developed Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets to relieve acute indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. They soothe inflamed stomach membranes, aid digestion, and aim to restore healthy appetite with quick relief. Available in three sizes at Hope Drug Co. 297 Hope Street, with a money back guarantee.
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Flexall
Hope Drug Co
Hope Street
Funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth R. Mowry Held at North Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth R. Mowry was held yesterday at 1 PM in the Mortuary Chapel at North Cemetery. Rev. Alfred Stowell of the First Baptist Church officiated and the body was placed in the receiving vault for the present.
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Elizabeth R. Mowry
Alfred 8. Stowell
Allen's Lung Balsam Seeks Wider Notice
A long standing remedy Allen's Lung Balsam is promoted for deep seated coughs colds and bronchitis. The ad claims it is simple safe and sure in easing symptoms and urges readers to consider its use for respiratory relief.
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Allen
Obituary of Rev Dr John Gray from West End church
Rev Dr John Gray aged fifty nine, rector of Christ Episcopal Church West End Alexandria died February 18 1910. Funeral at Christ Church Wednesday at 10. Interment Mt Olivet Pineville. Survived by wife Emma Rowe, daughters Alice and Mrs J Lewis Browne, a sister Rebecca Potter. Born in Bristol Rhode Island, educated in New England, served Massachusetts California Kansas City Florida Nebraska and Louisiana. Last three years in Alexandria building a strong parish. Bishop Sessums conducted funeral rites and Holy Communion. Interment beside his son John Rowe Gray in Hammond.
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Alexandria
Gray
Fifth Street
Christ Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Mt. Olivet
Pineville
C.C. Glark
J. Lewis Browne
Atlanta
Rebecca Potter
Bristol
Rhode Island
R.I
Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
Massachusetts
New England
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Church of the Advent
Kansas City
California
John Rowe
Florida
Nebraska
South
Gulfport
Miss
New Orleans
Hammond
Sessums
Dr. Gray
West End
Emma Rowe
New Haven
Connecticut
Alice
O. Clark
Lamothe and Boyce
Coupter
Winnfield
Homer
Natchitoches
David Sesenme
H. R. Singleton
First Methodist Church
Remsins
Park Avenue
16Th Street
West
Mnd
Alexandria Lodge
Order of Eagles
John Rowe Gray
Rupert Veinot Dies After Factory Accident and Illness
Rupert Veinot formerly Bristol Corps Salvation Army envoy died Saturday at Worcester City Hospital after his leg became caught in a Worcester Envelope Company elevator four weeks earlier. Pneumonia developed in the final week. He lived with his son Rupert in Worcester and was active in Salvation Army work. Funeral held today at the son's Prospect Street home. body taken to Lynn for entombment and burial beside his wife. He is survived by one daughter.
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Rupert Veinot
Bristol Corps
Salvation Army
Worcester City Hospital
Veinot
Worcester Envelope Company
Rupert
Worcester
Prospect Street
Lynn
Local Family Noted in Three Sons Mention
The item mentions three sons, Mrs. Joseph E. Simmons of this town, Rupert Vernot of Worcester, and Lawrence and Angus of Halifax.
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Joseph E. Simmons
This Town
Rupert Vernot
Worcester
Lawrence and
Angus
Halifax
Miss Nellie Gilroy Dies After Illness at 46
Miss Nellie Gilroy died Thursday at her home at the corner of Franklin and Mooro avenue after a long illness. She was 46 years old and survived by several brothers and sisters. The funeral was held Sunday at 1 PM from St. Mary's Church with Rev. John F. Downing officiating. Interment followed at St. Mary's Cemetery.
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Nellie Gilroy
Franklin and
Mooro Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
John F. Downing
St. Mary's Cemetery
Silas H. Munro of Melrose Dies After Brief Illness
Silas H. Munro a Bristol native died at his Melrose Massachusetts home Saturday following a brief illness. He was child of late Mr and Mrs Bennett J Mapro of this town. He attended local public schools and worked at National India Rubber Company before moving 25 years ago to Boston Rubber Shoe Company in Malden. Survived by three daughters Chesater A Morang Malden Mary L Munro Melrose and Bessie W Munro Melrose two sons Elmer M Munro Melrose and Walter H Munro Roxbury four sisters Abbie D Munro Laing N L School Charleston S C Mrs Benjamin I Wilbur Rochester Mass Miss Betsey W Munro and Mrs George W Millard Roxbury one brother Lewis S Munro Roxbury Mass.
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Silas H. Munro
Bristol
Melrose
Mass
Bennett J. Mapro
National India Rubber Company
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Malden
Chesater A. Morang
Mary L
Bessie W. Munro
Elmer M. Munro
Walter H. Munro
This Town
Abbie D. Munro
Laing N.& L
Charleston
S. C
Benjamin I. Wilbur
Rochester
Betsey W. Munro
George W. Millard
Lewis S. Munro
Roxbury, Maas
Death of Mrs Silas H Munro in Melrose
Relatives learn yesterday of Mrs Silas H Munro death following a surgical operation at a Melrose hospital after a two to three week stay. Born in town to Daniel Webster and Lydia Smith, she leaves no siblings. Funeral held in Melrose. burial at North Cemetery after service at 2 PM tomorrow at 50 Franklin Street. Rev Alfred Stowell officiates.
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Melrose
Munro
Daniel Webster
Lydia Smith
Sarah Walters
Mt. Hopt Avenue
William Walsh Dies at 75 in Local Town
William Walsh aged 75, died Sunday at 1 o'clock due to disease of old age. Born in Sidney Newfoundland, he lived with his daughter on the Main road near the Warren line. Survived by one son and three daughters Mrs Davoren Mrs Gasper and Mrs Moses Connery. Funeral at 8:30 this morning from his daughter's home, Mass at 9 at St Marys Church, Rev Thomas J. Gillan, burial in St Marys Cemetery Warren.
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William Walsh
Sidney
N. F
Main Road
Warren Line
William
Thomas Davoren
Peter Gasper
Moses Connery
Davoren
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas J. Gillan
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Warren
Epworth League Social Features Sleight of Hand Magic
The Epworth League held its monthly social with Miss Lilian Luther arranging and George Marshall, George Cady, Allie Sparks and Sammie McCaw in charge. Program included Gloria and America songs, piano solos by Ruby Bilasidell Ina Marshall and Elsie Butcher, paper on Washington by Marguerite Flowers, recitation by John Norris, duets by Doris and Emma Buckley, readings, a Washington exhibit by Marian West, and magic by Willliam Willistop with Norman Hathaway and George Cady. Refreshments followed with games and a pleasant close.
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Epworth League
Lilian Luther
George Marshall
George Cady
Allie Sparks
Sammie McCaw
Gloria
America
Mra
O. R. Siegel
Ruby Bilasidell
Washington
Marguerite Flowers
Doris
Emma Buckley
John Norris
Ina Marshall
Helen Potter
Elsie Butcher
Willliam Willistop
Norman Hathaway
Buckley
Marian West
Community events and schedules
March 8 Thursday afternoon chicken chowder at State Street M E Church hosted by Epworth League. March 17 Thursday evening dance at G A R Hall with committee H Springer W Manchester J McMahon. April 2 11 Hydraulion Engine fair at Artillery Armory State April 7 Bristol Aerie 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles sixth annual hall at G A R Hall.
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State Street
M. E
Epworth League
Asylum Commissioner’s Report fragment
Fragment from the Asylum Commissioner’s Report listing several sums and names. Names include Philip A. Manchester and A. M. Miller with amounts 116 25 and 16 28 respectively. The excerpt shows a total of $594 33 and references continued lines from the first page.
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Philip A. Manchester
A. M. Miller
W. B. Gooding
Josiah F. Peckham
Ethel Barrymore’s Baby Star Draws Praise from Family
The new baby son of Ethel Barrymore and Mrs. Russell Colt is hailed as a future stage star by Women’s Home Companion. The child’s famous lineage includes Lionel and Jack Barrymore, John Drew, Maurice Barrymore, and Georgie Drew Barrymore, with the family noting his healthy, cheerful infant behavior while his mother faces the clash between stage demands and motherhood.
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Ethel Barrymore
Russell Colt
Lionel
Jack Barrymore
John Drew
Maurice Barrymore
Georgie Drew Barrymore
Mrs. Drew
Colt
Ethel
Loving Cup Presented to Mr Remington for School Play Help
Henry W Remington received a silver loving cup from the Colt Memorial High School class of 1910 on State street. The inscription thanked him for aiding the students in staging the comedy Little Savage at the Opera House. He notes rehearsals were trying but values the gift and the students’ appreciation.
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Henry W.remington
State Street
Colt Memorial High School
Little Savage
Pleading Guilty In District Court For Concealed Weapon
Pasquale Vallero pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and was fined 15 dollars plus costs by Acting Judge Lonergan in the Fifth District Court. Another charge of assault with a dangerous weapon was discontinued upon payment of costs. Civil actions were continued or granted trials as noted.
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Pasquale Vallero
Lonergan
Fifth District
Volloro
Charles H. Bickford
Jesse W. Gladding
The
Chilton Printing Company
Huestis Manufacturing Company
Nisi
J. R. Williston
J. H
Whiteside-Strauss Co opens Bristol run with A Sisters Sin
The Bristol Opera House hosts a week long engagement by the Whiteside Strauss Co opening last night with the comedy drama A Sisters Sin before a good sized audience. The company is strong and delivered solid performances with between act specialties including an acrobatic balancing act. Tonight features A Cowboy Millionaire and a series of dramas continues through Saturday with a matinee Saturday.
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the Whiteside-Strauss Co
Bristol Opera House
This Is An Easy Test Shake Allen's Foot-Ease
An old advertising line promoting Allen's Foot-Ease for relieving tight shoes. It claims the product works when rubbers or overshoes are needed, and urges customers to shake one shoe and notice the difference. Sold everywhere for 25 cents with a note not to accept substitutes.
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Allen
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