Reverend Louis Sanford to Preach at Trinity Church Friday
Framed in a Fall River page barrage, Rev Louis G C Sanford is set to preside at Trinity church Friday evening at 7 50. The notice underscores local religious activity and a late week sermon.
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Louis GC. Sanford
Trinity Church
Charles C.hazard
Portsmouth
R.J
Henry Slocum
A. P. Nerone
Alice Mason Hoar
Prescott Hoar
Catherine Street
Fall River
W. E. Todd
Bristol
Broadway Congregational Church
Mr. Todd
Bristol High School seniors thank Miss Kingsley for entertainment
The Senior Class of Bristol High School extend sincere thanks to Miss Kingsley for organizing the entertainment. They also thank the reader, the soloist, the accompanist, the storekeepers who lent wagons, their schoolmates, and all others who helped make the event a grand financial and social success.
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Bristol High School
Kingsley
Daughters of the American Revolution Hold Regular Meeting
The Rhode Island D A R Chapter met Monday afternoon. Miss Alice Bradford Cole read a paper on the Coles ancestry tracing to Old King Cole. Members praised Mrs McDougall and Mrs Dunbar for hospitality and contributions. The chapter size is sixty eight with national enrollment over twelve thousand.
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Coles
Alice Bradford Cole
Warren
King Cole
Rhode Island
McDougall
Dunbar
Joshua Wilbour
Continental Congress
United States
Booth Wins $840 in Suit Against National India Rubber Co
Starr L. Booth of this town won 840 damages in a Common Pleas Division ruling against the National India Rubber Co for discharge before his term expired. The company intends to seek a Supreme Court review of the verdict. Attorneys Hayes for Booth and O L Bosworth for the Rubber Co.
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Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Providence
Starr L. Booth
National India Rubber Company
Booth
Lewis
Thrice-a-Week World boosts news with larger format
An ad describes the New York World changing to thrice weekly delivery at one dollar per year, offering 18 pages weekly, 6 pages per issue, eight columns across. It promotes speed and freshness, and pairs the offer with Bristol Bee in a joint subscription. Also advertised is engraving services for visiting cards and wedding invitations.
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The
New York World
Bristol
Tly
Druggiata
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Postcard Advertising Offer to Readers
An unidentified publisher promotes a twice weekly mail service to send letters or gossip to friends or relatives living elsewhere. The ad invites readers to send names and details for a year at a rate cheaper than postage, framing it as a convenient way to share local news.
Town Board Elects Gibson President and Gorham Highway Chief
Newly elected council met with Town Clerk as President Gibson appointed Henry M. Gibson as president and Herbert F. Bennett as Town Clerk. Gorham was chosen superintendent of highways and sidewalks for the year. several bills were approved for highway fire and sidewalk accounts. The clerk was instructed to pay Rogers Free Library Memorial Day Committee Hydraulion King Philip and Dreadnaught fire companies Home for Destitute Children Home for Aged Women and other officials were elected including truant officers inspector of buildings health officer and several constables and police leaders.
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George A. Arnold
John P. Reynolds
O. A. Barbour
P. H. Doyle
Harper
Warren
Williams
Norris
Henry M. Gibson
Herbert F. Bennett
Gibson
Wm. M. Gorham
James Connery
Lyman B. Bosworth
Eugene LeClair
Amos
Rogers Free Library
Memorial Day Committee
Hydraulion, King Philip and Dreadnaught
James Hoard, Jr
John Morrissey
Adams Family Fetes Ninety Year Old John Adams
The Bristol resident John Adams Esq celebrated his ninetieth birthday at the old homestead on State Street with four generations present. Grandchildren led a musical program under Mrs. Winship while several relatives read, sing, and play instruments. Guests presented many gifts including a silk bag containing ninety coins as a token of esteem.
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John Adams
State Street
Adams
Davis N. Graffam
Apphia H. Winship
Augustus J. Winship
Samuel Pitman
Providence
John N. Adams
Annie Adams
Bristol
Winship
Howland Pitman
Warren B. Copeland
Gertrude Graffam
Marie
Providence Naval Reserve Artillery Elects Officers
The Providence Naval Reserve Artillery Company has organized with elections for lieutenants commanding in Providence and Bristol. Commander BE Lincoln Lippitt leads an active unit with a full slate of officers including Charles H Howland and John T Mauran in key posts. The battalion will follow with a formal officer election for the Rhode Island Naval Reserve battalion.
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Providence Naval Reserve Artillery Company
Naval Reserve Battalion
Rhode Island
Sackett
Bristol
Providence
Robert W. Taft
Governor Lippitt
R. Lincoln Lippitt
Charles H. Howland
John T. Mauran
State Armory
Lincoln Lippitt
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Newport Journal
Bull’s Efforts Add Naval Funds for Rhode Island Reserve
Congressman Melville Bull secures an appropriation of 25000 dollars for the Rhode Island Naval Reserves and 5000 dollars for a dwelling on Coasters Harbor Island for the marines commanding officer.
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Rhode Island
Harbor Island
Melville Bull
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