Bristol Lose to Woonsocket in One Sided Game
Woonsocket Y M C A defeated Bristol Naval Reserves 71 to 9 in Woonsocket Saturday night. Bristol was shorthanded with Daffy out and Simister injured. Roy Kettlety led Woonsocket with nine baskets, Crane added seven, and F Kettlety and Pickles contributed solid plays. The contest featured a clean drive by the home team, with Bristol struggling to score and shooting accuracy lacking. Attendance was about 800 as the visitors failed to mount a serious challenge.
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Providence Journal
Bristol-Woonsocket
Woonsocket
Bristols
Daffy
Simister
Warren
Woonsocket Y. M. C. A
Bristol Naval
Rhode Island
Y. M. O. A. Hall
Pickles
Roy Kettlety
F. Riley
Crane
Elton
Frank Kettlety
Woon. Y.bmlo
Bristol
R. Preston
McUaughey
E. Kettlety
Balfour F. Kettlety
Herrmann
R. Kettlety
Pickles Crane If
Wardwell
Preston
F. Kettlety
Balfour
Brindle
Boston
Rubber Factories Resume In New England
Nearly 10 000 rubber mill operatives in New England who were idle for a month will be at work again by midweek as orders are issued by the United States Rubber Company to resume operations at most idle plants. Factories reopening include Maiden and Melrose in Boston and Malden and Melrose plants. Woonsocket Woonsocket Rubber Company mills and Millville Rubber Boot Mill. L Candee Rubber at New Haven resumes. Goodyear plants at Naugatuck to follow. American Rubber Cambridge idle but likely active soon. Apsley Rubber Hudson mass increases running time. National India Rubber inventory March 20 with resume April 5.
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New England
United States Rubber Company
Maiden
Melrose
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
United States Company
Malden
Melnrose
Alice Rubber Shoe Mills
Woonsocket
Millville
Mass
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Rubber Trust
L. Candee Rubber Company
New Haven
Goodyear
Naugatuck
Conn
American Rubber Company
Cambridge
Apsley Rubber Company
Hudson, Mass
National India Rubber Company
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending February 27 1909
Advertised letters for the week ending February 27 1909 include Johon Bailey Mr Oslern Charles Devenish Frederick P Drowne H E Graves Vincenzo Petrone A G Wallace Mrs H Frank Greene Mrs Frank H Miller Foreign Salvatore Pugliano Dona Maria Loiza Made moiselle Jeanne Chanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johon Bailey
Mr. Oslern
Charles Devenish
Frederick P. Drowne
H. E. Graves
Vincenzo Petrone
A. G. Wallace
H. Frank Greene
Frank H. Miller
Salvatore Pugliano
Dona -Maria Loiza
Mademoiselle Jeanne Chanson
Vinol claims cure for chronic coughs and bronchitis
An advertisement touts Vinol as a palatable tonic combining cod liver oil and iron. It cites testimonials from A H Wilde of Minneapolis and S McDonald of Paul praising cure of chronic coughs, colds, and bronchitis after four bottles. The copy markets Vinol as a strength builder for the elderly, children, and after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Wilde
8Th Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
S. McDonald
W. Congress
Paul
Obituary of Mrs John S Weeden in Bristol
Mary H Honeywell born in Philadelphia in 1849 died February 28 in Bristol after a life of church work and charitable service. She married John S Weeden March 28 1898 and devoted herself to Sunday school teaching missions and the Bristol Female Charitable Society, leaving a large circle of relatives and friends. Her funeral was held at 2 PM at 5 Milk Street with Rev Alfred S Stowell officiating and interment in North Cemetery.
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Mary H. Honeywell
John S. Weeden
Heavenly Home
Philadelphia
Elliott
Deborah Thompson
Hunnewell
Maneto
Cape Horn
Bristol
Joseph Thompson
Missionary Society of the Church
Children’s Home Board
Bristol Female Charitable Society
Otherea
Milk Street
Alfred S. Stowell
First Baptist Church
Children’s Home
Woman’s
Association
Henry M. Thompson
Frank Thompson
Charles O. F. Thompson
George A. Arnold
North Cemetery
Town Council approves election supervisors and licenses
Town Council met Friday evening and elected election supervisors for the March 10 election. The Republican list includes Wood Thurston Peckham Jr Child Dixon Thompson. Democratic list includes Browell Conley MacCallum Colton Lannon Sisson. Club licenses for Rawson and Dupuis deferred. Canfield landlord issue granted sublet of Burnham farm. Burials funds and highway bills await next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Wood
Orring K. Thurston
Josiah Peckham, Jr
Frank O. Child
Fred M. Dixon
Henry M. Thompson
Frederico B. Brownell
William E. Conley
Charles MaCallum
Pater
J. Colton
Peter J. Lannon
George T. Sisson
Minburn
Canfield
Industrial Trust Company
Alexander P. Baxter
North Cemetery
Billa
Bowling Scores and Defaults In Local League
A fragmentary bowling note records Owla taking two strings in three from La Pipsis awas and Town Fathers defaulting three strings to Milli finenta, with scores listed as 438 4668 434 1338. later Hay Seeds defeated Magoms by default in three strings, with scores incomplete.
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Conglomerates
Hank Hanks
Hustlers
Megoms
Independents
Rangers
Town Fathers
P.R. Kenney
O. E. West
Wonders
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup Advertises Cure
An old notice touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as the remedy for colds during the season. It claims the laxative action clears the system and notes children favor the taste, sold by W. H. Buffington.
Bristol's Blooded Stock Heirloom Jerseys Sellwell
Jersey breeding history recalls Oxford Lad and Dr H M Howe's Ferrycliffe Farm Bristol R I in a sale of Fleur's Oxford Lad. The bull inherits fame from sire Oxford Lad 3128 and dam Brune Fleur 177585, with daughters testing strong milk yields and notable conformation.
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Jersey
Oxford
Regina
Howe
Royalist
Pedro
Bomba
Felicetat
Brenda
John Bull
Elmhurst
Golden Lad
Champion
Brown Bessie
Fox
Champion Flying Fox
the Owl
Oxford Lad
Gedney Farm
Cooper
Linden Grove
Stockwell
Royal Majesty
Lucy
New England
New York State
Brockton
Fileur
Rexall Hair Tonic Offer From Bristol Company
The Hope Drug Co announces a no risk trial of Rexall 98 Hair Tonic for dandruff scalp and baldness. If three bottles fail to eradicate dandruff cleanse and grow new hair, all money is refunded. No obligation and Bristol based with two sizes 500 and 1.00.
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Bristol
Hope Drug Co
Hope St
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Drugvista
C. W. Sparks
A Wisherman's Look Drama Delivered at Bristol Opera House
The Lyceum Dramatic Club presented the four act play A Wisherman's Look to a near full Bristol audience on Tuesday night. Miss Helen L. Cummings of Providence, guest of Miss Margaret Brady, returned home yesterday. Freight trains resumed Friday from Consolidated station after a big storm. The City of Newport steamers run Providence to Newport with freight, while Fall River boats are idle due to ice. A sleigh ride by the Jolly Yum Yum Club honored Miss Kelley of Providence. Snow is melting under milder weather as gutters are cleared to prevent spring flood damage. The Bay Queen faced fog and ice obstacles delaying her Providence run, returning to the wharf and carrying freight. Frederic H. Coggeshall narrowly escaped a severe gun accident, his left arm badly torn.
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Wisherman
Bristol Opera House
Lyceum Dramatic Club
Helen L. Cummings
Providence
Margaret Brady
Wood Street
Newport
Fall River
Warren
Barrington
Kelley
Hope
Wbames
Frederic H. Coggeshall
George B. Coggeshall
Mill Gut
Bristol Town Notes and Local Happenings in 1889
Friday social by the Bristol Light Infantry Company at the Armory and the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company moving into a new office. Town indebtedness stood at 467,513 for the month. Rev S A Day to write further on southern war diplomacy. Zero weather at the weekend. ice dealers report thickness six to nine inches. Ground frozen 12 to 16 inches while digging Bristol Electric Light poles. Richard S Pearse Jr visiting his ill father from Minneapolis. A new 12 burner chandelier donated to the Congregational Church. Frank A Ingraham leaves town for health travel. Newport horse railroad preparations. February deaths total eight. Bristol Young Men’s Obriatian Association purchases Dr L H Shipman estate for 6700. Likely several months before occupancy. Walter Fish recovering after an accident on a freight run between Fall River and Providence. The accompanying table follows.
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Bristol Light Infantry
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
S. A
Providence
Bristol Electric Light Company
Richard S. Pearse, Jr
Minneapolis
Minn
Richard S. Pearse
Joseph M. Wardwell
Congregational Church
Frank A. Ingraham
Baltimore
Washington
Newport Horse Railroad
Bristol Young Men’s Obriatian Association
Hope Street
United States Custom House and Postoffice
L H. Shipman
O. J. Hasbrouck
Walter Fish
Fall River
4& Car
Lenten Services in Local Churches This Week
Lenten services are announced for St Michael and Trinity churches with visiting preachers. Rev Frederick W Sandford of Phenix Rhode Island preaches tomorrow evening at St Michael's. Rev Dr Locke presides Wednesday afternoon in the chapel. Trinity holds varied sessions daily this week including morning services at 8 and 5 in the afternoon, with Friday evening at 8. St Mary's Church will host Rev Joseph Gibbons of Holy Trinity Central Falls delivering a Lenten sermon tomorrow evening at 7.80 o'clock.
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St. Michael’s Church
Frederick W. Sandford
Phenix
R. I
Locke
Trinity Church
St. Mary's Church
Joseph Gibbons
Holy Trinity Church
Central Falls
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Many children suffer illnesses and fevers. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claims to break up colds in 24 hours and cure feverishness, headaches, stomach trouble, teething disorders, and destroy worms. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with free sample by mail from Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy New York.
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Mother Gray
Newark
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
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O. Herrmann
B. Wall
O. West
HAY Seeds
J. Best
L. Gorham
J. Edmonds
A. RK. Newman
P. Kenney
J. Saillant
R. W. Nelson
O. Hill
M. Nelle
W. Cromer
F. M Dimond
L. H. Callan
Ho. W. Church
S. Munro
Ces
OH Schafft
Aed
O. Dimond
P. Gasper
J. F. Farrally
L. Sanford
P. Brady
QO. Miller
W. Brownell
J Pearse
Os J. Edmonds
J. Conrick
W. McQaughey
F. Wilbur
J. W. Obdroh
Geo
O. Bickford
Bush
W. N. Newmar
John Pickles
R. Murray
A. Edmonds
O. LeClaire
J. L. Coggeshall
J. Robinson
L McCaughey
H. McCaw
G. Clark
J. Doran
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Countess Cadogan
Dublin Castle
Joshua Wilbour
Marchioness of
Pawtucket Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Main Street
Pawtucket
P. Seinner, Jr
Just
Lincoln
Valentine
W.H. Buffington
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
E.l.watson & CO
Industrial Trust Co
James Dixon Carpenter
Church Street
R.I
American Oyster Co
E. H. Matteson
John Shepard Payne & Butler
Rocky Point Ones Co
H. C. Rowe
HOG Island Oyster Watch N. A. Lybeck
Black
Franklin Street
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