State Board targets Brown Tail Moths in Rhode Island towns
The State Board of Agriculture orders property owners in Bristol and other towns to remove brown tail moth nests from trees within 15 days or have nests destroyed by State Foresters at owners’ expense. The measure cites Sec 8 of Chapter 940 and seeks to abate a nuisance with costs recoverable by the state. The move aims to clear the brown tail pests statewide.
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State Board of Agriculture
Bristol
Rhode Island
Daily Thought on Self Worth by Schiller
A reflective quote stating that each person marks their value through actions and choices. It emphasizes that the price we assign to ourselves comes from the effort we invest and the character we build.
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Schiller
Mothers Only Knew Druggists Offer Free Sample for Powders
Advertisement declares Mother Gray's Sweet Powders relieve feverishness headache and stomach issues. Claims regulate bowels destroy worms and break up colds in 24 hours. Used by mothers for 26 years with a free sample from A S Olmsted LeRos N.
Mail Closing Times Across the Day Highlighted
Schedules show mails close at 7.30 8.50 11.50 1.50 5.50 7.15 a m and Sunday mails arrive 8.00 a m and close 4.50 p m.
Express timetable for Bristol departures and arrivals
Adams Express lists outward departures at 7.50, 11.20 a m, 2.20, 5.20 p m. Inward arrivals occur at 8.00, 10.00 a m, and 2.00, 4.00, 7.00 p m.
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Bristol
Adams Express
Community notes and church activity in Bristol area
Bristol and vicinity notes report fire company meetings and guild gatherings at St Michael's and Trinity Church. Local health updates, weathered by geese sighting, typhoid fever, pneumonia in a child, and a Lenten sermon. Also mentions property sales, a Forty Hours Devotion, rehearsals for the musical Laila, and Babbour Post planning Memorial Day events.
Local notices and events listed for Bristol in town papers
The Junior Epworth League meets tomorrow at 4 PM in State Street M E Church. William H. Bell, in Beauford since Feb 17, plans to stay in the south until about April 1. Bristol Train of Artillery to meet Thursday evening at 8 15 in the Armory. Rufus Murray Jr. ill with diphtheria at home on High Street. Town Councilman and Mrs. Robert E. Lanphear return from Crescent City, Florida. First Baptist Church Brotherhood meets tomorrow evening at 8 with Deacon George A. Arnold. New spring line of shoes and hats at New York Store. Little Lord Fauntleroy photo play to be shown at Rockwell Hall next Saturday afternoon and evening. James J. Walsh plans to appeal Judge Baker’s Providence Superior Court decision upholding Bristol County Water Works charge for an unconnected bath-tub.
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Epworth League
State Street
William H. Bell
Beauford
S. C
Bristol Train of Artillery
Armory
Rufus
Rufus E. Murray
High Street
Robert E. Lanphear
Crescent City
Florida
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
George A. Arnold
Just
New York
F. M. Dimond
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Lord Fauntleroy
Rockwell Hall
James J. Walsh
Baker
Superior Court
Providence
Bristol County Water Works
Alsh
Inn for N I R Employees at D Wolf Inn
The D Wolf Inn near the waterfront is converting to a boarding house for 250 women and girls for the National India Rubber Company. Miss Perry of Boston will manage, steam heating and a laundry are planned, and the building will be ready in about a month. Boarding locals will enjoy bay breezes and sea bathing in the summer.
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D'Wolf Inn
National India Rubber Company
Providence
Miss Perry
Boston
O’wolf
Probate Court Hears Guardianship and Estate Petitions
The regular Probate Court session presided by Judge Edward L Leahy heard the final account of James F Lavander guardian of William Benjamin minors and his resignation. William Benjamin sought appointment of Industrial Trust Company as guardian with bond 1500. Industrial Trust Company sought permission to sell Emily Frenchs real estate on Congregational street but petition was discontinued. Inventory for Daniel W Curtis and John H Morrissey estates were presented and ordered recorded. Guardians petitions for excusal from accounting and for widow support were approved. The Anderson estate case continued to March 14 and the last will of Gaetine Marina was presented and continued to March 5.
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Edward L. Leahy
James F. Lavander
William Benjamin
Mr Lavander
Industrial Trust Company
Henry C Jackson
Arthur E. Munro
Everard Appleton
Emily French
Congregational Street
Danil W. Curtis
William Ho Buffington
Sarah Ann Church
John HE Morrissey
John Ho Morrissey
Robert I Anderson
Lyman B Tesworth
Mr Anderson
Gaetine Marina
Government policy on detention of ships and cargoes
Governments reserve power to detain ships carrying goods of presumed enemy origin or destination. Vessels or cargoes will not be confiscated unless liable to condemnation. Treatments of vessels and cargoes that sailed before this date remain unaffected.
Local births prompt town notice for five families
In this town on February 28 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur H Emerson. On February 19 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Manuel Maderias. On February 24 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Cavallaro. On February 26 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Jacob Veira.
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Emerson
Arthur H. Emerson
Maderias
Manuel Maderias
Cavallaro
Michael Cavallaro
Veira
Jacob Veira
Thurber in Warren Notices Death of F. Thurber at 77
In Warren February 28, New ton F. Thurber aged 77 years is recorded. Other details are not provided in the text.
In Loving Remembrance of My Father
In loving remembrance of my father who passed away March 1 Three years ago you left me How oft I miss your loving face But you left me to remember None on earth can take your place Death has left a lonesomeness the world can never fill Harriet A Manchester.
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Harriet A. Manchester
Britain’s reply to Germany reads to Parliament
The AP summarizes Britain’s formal reply declaring a war zone around the channel and northern France. It states German threats to destroy neutral vessels and noncombatant crews and promises measures to halt aggression and safeguard trade and the public.
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Great Britar
Germany
Othe Honuse
Com- Mets
Asquith Faermanly
Bratesh Estes
Bam
Brisa Isles
France
Trench
Deafness Cannot Be Cured in Ear Care Study Findings
A fragmented OCR passage discusses ear conditions and possible treatments. It mentions places and names in a nonspecific way, suggesting a medical report or summary of findings related to hearing impairments and remedies.
Two Man Bowling Final At YMCA Draws Wide Interest
The final roll off of the Two Man Tournament at the YMCA produced top pairs led by Dr. Howard W Church and Frank Pearse with 610 pins. Dimond and Pearse claimed 598 to take second, with Bottomley and Pearse at 586 for third. Pearse featured on five of ten teams with 1502 pins in fifteen strings as a new two man event began last Saturday and runs to March 19.
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Howard W Church
Frank Pearse
Charles F. Dimond
W. Bottomley
S. W. Munyo
J. Harvey
J. B. Newman
S. C. Dimond
F. Pearse
R. Wells
H. Hill
C. Hill
Fred Wilson
W. N. Newman
A. R. Newman
C. F. Dimond
Lost Pass Book from Industrial Trust Co
Lost or destroyed pass book number 11826 from Industrial Trust Co Participation Department. Please return to bank. Payment has been stopped and duplicate issued under due process.
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The
Industrial Trust Co
Y M C A Star Course to Hold Lecture in Gymnasium
The fifth entertainment of the Y M C A Star Course is set for Tuesday March 9 at 8 o clock in the Association gymnasium. Rev James D Dingwell of Central Falls will present an illustrated lecture titled The European or From the Cartoonist Point of View. A large audience is anticipated and the stereopticon will be moved to the gymnasium to accommodate more spectators.
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Association Gymnasium
Jas. D. Dingwell
Central Falls
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Albert C. Larned
Bar Harbor
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Rex
George L. Locke
New Hampshire
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Mt Hope Avenue
Harold DeWolf
Laila
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Herbert F Bennett
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Danay Moore
Fall River
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Libby's
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Miss Starks
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Young’s Drug Store
Chas Dube
Warren, R. I
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