Y M C A Notes On Boy Conference Trip And Local Events
The Lowell trip for 400 Massachusetts and Rhode Island boys featured three banquets, city welcome, and inspections of industries. Highlights included a mass meeting on the Christian life led by a New York lawyer, and previews of the Red and Blue contest with teams mending to win. Captain Morgan's Blues lead in bowling standings as the Phoenix sees scoring shifts, while a Board of Managers meeting discussed routine business.
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Phi Alpha Pi
Lowell
Boston
Lowell Guides
Boya
Woman's Auxiliary
Lowell Y. M
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Breckton Boys
Foresters’ Hall
New York
Bristol
Lynn
Morgan
Blues
Phoenix
Board of Managers
Bristol Post Office Notes and Hours of Mails
Notes and News of Local Interest list Bristol Post Office mail arrival and departure times. Express service hours from Earle & Prew show outward and inward mail windows with specific morning and afternoon dispatches and a Sunday delivery schedule.
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South Door
Bristol
Earle & Prew Express
Town Council meets this evening for notices and plans
Local items report the town council gathering this evening, while Olive Warren advertises dry packed ice cream for weddings. Walter G Dawley of Providence presided at St Michael's organ, and several social and civic events are noted including school and church activities, meetings, and local incidents.
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Call Olive, Warren
Walter G. Dawley
Providence
St. Michael’s Church
Debating Paint Quantities and Longevity for Freight Costs
A 19th century letter to Geo B Warren argues Devoe paint offers longer life with less frequent repainting. It compares 10 gallon and 20 gallon options, noting the 10-year vs 5-year wear, and questions which choice minimizes freight and maximizes sales for dealers and painters.
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Devoe
Rou
Obituary of Philip Russell Easterbrooks
Philip Russell Easterbrooks died Sunday morning at his home on Barton street from tuberculosis. Born December 7, 1865, in this town, he was in his 42nd year and lived here most of his life. Survived by his parents, a sister in Brockton Mass., and two daughters. Funeral at 11 a.m. at his parents’ home, Rev Frank Talben officiated, entombment at North Cemetery.
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Philip Russell Easterbrooks
Bartin Street
Mr. Easterbrooks
Philip D
Elizabeth T. Easterbrooks
National Indias Rubber Company
James T. McVaughey
Brockton
Mass
Parenote
Barton Street
Frank KH. Talben
Bristol Pentecostal Church
North Cemetery
Mrs Mary Gardner Dies at 57 in Attleboro Mass
Mrs Mary Gardner wife of Charles M Gardner long time Attleboro resident died Friday morning at her home 157 Park street after a illness of several weeks She was 57 and survived by her husband five sons Henry Walter Merton Howard and Raymond and two daughters Mrs Frank Grant and Mrs Winfield Patt Born in Attleboro in 1850 she was married March 27 1870 The funeral was held Monday at 2 oclock from the home Rev J Harry Holden former Murray church pastor officiated
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Mary Gardner
Charles M. Gardner
Bristol
Park Street
Attleboro
Mass
Henry
Walter
Merton
Howard
Raymond
Frank Grant
Winfield Patt
Benjamin
Mary West
R. L
Advertised Letters for Week Ending March 2
Advertised letters for the week ending March 2 include W. H. Pendergast and Miss Margaret P. ish, with Miss New England ayevinatitin O remaining unclear in the listing.
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W. H. Pendergast
New England
Ayevinatitin
Margaret P. Ish
Lather In This Town Daughter Born to William Lather
A daughter was born on March 4 to Mr and Mrs William Lather, adding a new member to the family in this town.
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Lather
William Lather
Easterbrooks and McCusker Notices in Warren Area
In Warren on March 4 and March 8, notices record the marriage of Philip Russell Easterbrooks aged 41 years, 2 months, 24 days to Bridget McOusker. The items list the individuals and dates as filed in local records.
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Easterbrooks
Philip Russell Easterbrooks
McCusker
Warren
Marc
Bridget McOusker
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Bristol Phenix
EMORY
Bristol Coun
Hope Street
R. 1
Farrally
Vie
Bristol Post Office
Hohnix
Tasterbrooks
J. Briggs
Wood's Building
High St
J. Fish & Co
Phoenix Office
Stoughton Bros Mre
R. Paul Michael McKeon
James Hoard, Jr
C. W. Sparke
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Peirce
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and Westminster Corner
Providence. R
Bristol and Vicinity
P m
Dexter E Coggeshall
Everett
Maes
Harvard College
Frank
Providence’ Aerie
Sandav
Infantry Hall
Walton Shoes
A. P Nerone
Citizen's Party
Drury Block
Henry F. Card
Herreshoff Maufacturing Company
Martin J Edmunds
Wood Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Burton Street
Lriday
Capt
George Ebitts
Riverside
Y. M
George A. Arnold
Honestreet
Bristol School Committee
Eugene D. Wall
Bristol Aerie
New England League of Eagles
New Haven
Conn
Eagles
Bristol County Gas & Electric Co
Harvey W. Wiley
Chemistry Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Albert S. Almy
Florida
A. P. Nerone
Charles Evans, Jr
New Haver, Conn
Charles Evans
St. Mary's Church
John Vitiello
Nancy Voira
Taunton
Roxbury Mass
St. Mary’s T. A. Society
Wo. H. Cuonnery
Macomber
District Court
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Association
Edith Howe
Epworth League
Elizabeth R. McCotter
Oliver School
Gertrude E. Church
State Street Methodist Episcopal
Herbert Carr
Hoerreshoff Company
J. 8 B. Herreshot
G. O. Hubbard
Geo. B. Warren
W. Devoe & CO
P.S. “Tae. A. Miller & Son
Kit
Ichael Ckeon Ead
Raymond Paull
Stoughton’s Bros
High Street
Lincoln Avenue
Union Street
Af. H
Vigita
K. I
Bristol Narrows
Wardwell Lumber CO
ITO Lion
H. B
K.K. H. Dewolf
Katharine Trabald
Constitution Street
R. I
Malcolm 'Ttacnaught
Thames Street
Byfield St
Fox Hill Ava
Ehowa St
C C.K
Royal Baking Powder CO
Tilley
Benjamin F Tilley
League Island Navy
Philadelphia
J. E B. Craig
Riden
Annapolis
Iowa
Tatoila
Samos
Uieay
Deagnesland
Barton
Buffinton
Chiropodist
Williams
Church St. House
C. L. Yates
Ween
Rochester
170 High Street
George T. Sisson
Neilan Typewriter Exchange
Banigan Building
Hasbrouck Block
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