Republican celebration in Costas and town meeting notes
The article details a Republican gathering at Toyo ya Hall with banners, portraits of Hayes and Wheeler, and a Bristol Cornet Band. It records the chairmanship of H. Spooner and secretary Waldron, plus speeches by several named individuals and applause for a variey of acts. It also covers a regular monthly Town Council meeting with probate matters, administrator appointments, estate accounts, and municipal expense items.
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Toyo Ya Hall
Hayes
Wheeler
G. A. Pike
I/ F. Williams
L. B. B. Colt
8. P. Colt
Bristol Cornet Band
8. B
America
Lydia S. French
Carrie M. Mason
Marth W. Phillips
Samuel Ingraham
Sally A. Ingraham
William R. Taylor
Charles Fales
Elizabeth Guiteras
Roman Guiteras
Eliza W. de Wolf
A R. Manchester
Albert Manchester
Robert Keating
John Getty
Nathaniel Gladding
Evelyn Gladding
Mason W. Pierce
David A. Pierce
Wiliam R. Taylor
Eliza B
Emma French
Mary I Usher
Mary L.B Baylies
Philip B. Bourn
William Coggeshall
Charles Johnson
Sarah Alger
Charles Evans
President Hayes Inauguration Reflections From The Nation
A Washington era brief notes how Rutherford Hayes and William Wheeler assume leadership after heated opposition. The piece urges caution and charity, stresses education for freedmen and poor whites, and calls Congress to rise with the people. It praises Hayes character and urges national unity across North and South.
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Hayes
Mr Hayes
Capitol
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Citizens praise Hayes as he leaves for Washington
The piece notes Ohio citizens honor Mr Hayes as he travels to Washington, praising his exalted character across party lines. It adds that the American world moved toward the capital last week despite hazy weather, while the public remains eager for clear skies and entertainment from the national scene.
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Ohio
Hayes
Washington
Uncle Sam
In Dependence of Party and People’s Rule
The author argues for a nonpartisan administration focused on popular needs rather than factional interests. He notes the public’s weariness of party spirit and emphasizes that power derives from the people and should serve them. He also defends Mr Moody from ridicule over religious opinions in Boston.
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Locals notes and town billing reminders
Locals announce a Y M C A meeting tomorrow at 5 pm in the rooms. Bristol town public school bills are due by Monday evening. Mrs Wardwell offers two first class seven octave pianos for sale or rent at low prices, plus a 61x octave piano for 70 dollars. Barnyard fowls show high egg production this season improving kitchen provisions.
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F Wardwell
Aleo
One Hundred Guns Honor Hayes Inauguration Day
A grand salute of one hundred guns rang out from the Common starting at noon Monday to honor President Hayes. Flags were displayed throughout the town all day in celebration.
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Hayes
TM Services at Trinity Church Lent Schedule
Tomorrow is the fourth Sunday in Lent with morning prayer litany and holy communion at 103. Sunday school begins at 2. A mission for colored people is set at 34. Evening prayer and an evening lecture will cover The first Council of Constantinople.
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Republican primary meeting selects Town Hall officers
A Republican primary meeting in Town Hall elected Drew A. Pike as Chairman with J B Burgess and P Skinner Jr as Secretaries. Delegates chosen for the State Convention include I F Williams B N Church and G T French. Alternates named Capt James Lawless Wm Gazlay and A DeWolf.
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Republian
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Drew A. Pike
Hyers Sisters present Out of Bondage at Town Hall
The musical drama by the Hyers Sisters' Company titled Out of Bondage will be staged in Town Hall this Saturday evening. It promises a blend of plantation anecdotes, humor, and memorable songs, and a crowded audience is anticipated.
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Democratic Caucus Holds Court House Meeting Chair and Secretary Elected
A Democratic caucus convened at the Court House Monday evening selecting Hon W T C Wardwell as Chairman and Mr B R Winson Jr as Secretary. Delegates to the State Convention were E W Brunsen W T C Wardwell and N Warren with alternates W F Paull J Coggeshall and J P Reynolds. Town Committee members named were W A Manchester C L Easterbrooks and George Stanton.
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Promises of Spring Tempered by March Uncertainty
Februarys pleasant weather raises hopes for an early spring though March looms known for sudden changes. The mood remains hopeful yet cautious that today’s smiles could fade and spring promise be swept away by coming tempests.
Political Nominations From State Democratic and Republican Conventions
The Democratic convention in Providence nominated J. B. Barnaby for Governor Ariel Ballou for Lieutenant Governor W B W Hallett for Secretary of State Warren R. Perce for Attorney General William P. Congdon for General Treasurer A widow of Windsor a new Annie Gaskell Loring novel is for sale in Providence. The Republican convention at the State House in Providence named Charles C Van Zandt for Governor Albert G. Howard for Lieutenant Governor Willard Sayles for Attorney General Joshua M Addeman for Secretary of State Samuel Clark for General Treasurer, with confidence of easy majorities.
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Woonsocket
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Warren R. Perce
Whiliam P. Congdon
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Annie Gaskell—Loring
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Albert G. Howard
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Joshua M. Addeman
Tressurer Samuel Clark
Lincoln
Bristol County Supreme Court Opens Term and Grants Divorces
The March term of the Bristol County Supreme Court opened with Chief Justice Durfee and Justice Matteson. Foreman Leonard Sandford presided over the Grand Jury which found no presentments. Divorces were granted in Elizabeth P Darling v Isaac L Darling and Margaret OBrien v Michael OBrien. Naturalization for Emile Berard was granted. Court adjourned to June 4 1877.
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Durfee
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Leonard Sandford
Benjamin M. Bosworth, Jr
Samuel J. Allyn
J. T. B. Chase
Elizabeth P. Darling
Isaac L. Darling
Margaret O'Brien
Michael O’brien
Emile Berard
Mrs. Hathaway Dies After Long Christian Service
Mrs Philenia E Hathaway wife of Elisha Hathaway of this town died Sunday morning after a brief illness Born in Somerset Massachusetts in 1798 she was nearly 79 She lived a devout life supporting the destitute aiding orphans and friendless through the Female Guardian Society and Home for the Friendless in New York and sent clothing and supplies shortly before her death Her family and faith sustained her and she died in peace resting in the hope of the lord.
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Elisha Hathaway
Somerset
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Jesus
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Remembering Mrs Lydia H French and her notable family
The obituary notes Mrs Lydia H French long respected in Bristol. Born and raised at Hope and Church streets, she and sister Miss Charlotte Fales taught for years. Her late husband Captain Zachariah French was a prominent ship master. The family lineage ties to William Fales and early Bristol settlers. Mrs French supported St Michael’s Church and Bristol Female Charitable Society.
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