Water Committee Meeting on Bristol Warren Water Works Purchase
A Providence meeting of Bristol and Warren water committee members discussed the Bristol Warren Water Works stock purchase by Col. Samuel P. Colt. No action was taken. The town of Bristol may buy at the original price, with franchise terms ongoing, and further meetings planned. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised by W. H. Buffington.
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Financial Town
Samuel P. Coit
Warren
Bristol and Warren Water Works
Col. Colt
Industrial Trust Company
Providence
Ezra Dixon
John P. Reynolds
William M. Connery
James O. Church
Charles A. Johnson
Bristol Committee
Edwin A. Cady
Thomas J. Loughran
Joseph E. Hutcheson
Frank 8. Drowne
John H. Brown
Warren Committee
Cyrus van Slyck
Reigtol
Lafferta S. Hoffman
Golt
Col Colt
Bristol
Norman
Bristol Aerie
F.O.E
Eagles Nest
G. A. R. Hall
Salvation Army
Prentice
New York City
Bassing
B. W. Comstock
R. N. Turner
Hobart
N. Y
Trinity Rectory
W. L Douglas & Co
N. Curtis & Co
F. A. Packard & Co
J. M. O'Donnell & Co
A.perone
George Clark
Barnside Lodge No
K. of P
Valley View Hospital
Radford
Tilson Davis
Davis
Newport & Providence
Bristol Ferry
Burnside Lodge
Washinggton
D. C
Rockland
KODOL Digestive Aid Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
KODOL digests what you eat and quickly overcomes Indigestion a forerunner of Dyspepsia. It is made in strict conformity to the National Pure Food and Drugs Law and is sold on a guarantee relief plan. Sold by W. H. Buttington.
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W. H. Buttington
Local Bristol Notes and News Highlights
Bristol notes cover post office hours, express mail schedules, hotel guest arrivals, church sermons, school civics trip to Providence, librarian changes, theatre nights at the Bristol Opera House, new millinery openings, community meetings, and local obituaries. Mentioned are Homestead Hotel guests, Rev Hughes, Miss Dimond resigning, Miss Henning hired, and George Kemp’s Warren death.
Catarrh Cure Promises Reward for Uncurable Case
An 100 dollars reward is offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the product, with local druggists Wells, Kinnan & Marvin selling it at 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials available. Hall's Family Pills advertised for constipation.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Oledo
F. J. Cheney
Walaing, Kinnan & Marvin
Pro and Con Club Debates Socialism Menace to Society
The Pro and Con club opened Wednesday at 8 pm led by Vice-President Rufus E. Murray. A duet by F. M. Dimond Joseph Kinder and Miss Mae Rounds pleased but no encore followed. Debate favored affirmative two to one. Rev John McVey and William Williams spoke from the floor. About thirty attended. next Wednesday covers Municipal Ownership with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus E. Murray
F. M. Dimond
Joseph Kinder
Mae Rounds
Rowland Goddard
H. 8. Smith
James Brown
Morris M. Sohoen
W. Williams
Geo. Marshall
Wm. Christy
John McVey
William Williams
Kodol Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
Letter from O N Cornell of Roding Georgia praises Kodol for treating dyspepsia and consumption symptoms after years of illness. He reports rapid recovery after using a fifty cent bottle, returning to work as a machinist in months, and endorses the product sold by W H Buftingcon.
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Georgia
O. N. Cornell
Roding, Ga
W. H. Buftingcon
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Bristol County
Hope Street
R. I
Farrally
Bristol Post Office
Your
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Phoenix News
E. G. Easterbrooks
Ladies Aid Society
J. H. Wright Tenement
Col. Straight Biograph
Pianos
Shepard Company
Bristol Opera House
Water Committee
Kennedy
W. H. Buffington
Dodge & Camheld
Exchange Place
Providence, R. I
Peirce
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and Westminster Corner
R.I
Bristol and Vicinity
Sunday Mails
South Door
Earle & Prew Express
Homestead
Hot Springs
Misses Barns
Stanley C. Hughes
Trinity Church
Newport
St. Michael’s Church
Bristol High School
John C. Davia
Jennie Clark
Old Dominion Line
NorTo K
Wheso
Toseu
E. M
Sia Bug
John F. Downing
St. Mary’s Church
Los Angeles
East
Burnside Lodge No. 34
Misses Bunn
Howard K. Newman
E. E. Palmer
Brown University
Maryland
Virginia
South
Newman
New York
F. H. Hammill
Edward L. Kunz
Daniel Stevens
Fanny DeWolf
Bristol County Teachers’ Association
Rockwell Hall
Y. M.C A
E. C. Fisher
Rhode Island Normal School
Gertmonde Dimond
Rogers Free Library
Clara L. Henning
Dimond
Philip Brady
Public Schools
Byfield School
Bruce Kinney
Utah
Wyoming
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Baptist Church
Christopher L. Baker
Providence News
High Street
A. BP
Nerone
Remo R. Fischer
W. R. “Trotter
Mr. Fischer
New England
P. Nerone
State Street M. E
Trast- Bos
Stunesde
Helen
Ernest O. Spofford
Rhode Island Suburban Railway Company
Walter Hoard
James Hoard, Jr
Bristol Train of Artillery
Armory
State Street
George Albert Kemp
Thomas F. Kemp
Kemp
Brown
Epworth League
Warren Methodist Church
Massasoit Club
Franklin
A. P. Nerone
Samuel P. Colt
Woonsocket Rubber Company
United States Rubber Company
Alice Mill
Woonsocket
George Schlosser
National India Rubber Company
Second School Street
William Street
Easterbrooks
Trinity Church Corporation
Charles H. Manchester
C. H. Straight
Manchester
Pokanoket Hall
Sadar
Edward Burlyan
James Whit
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Urcn
John GW. Wright
Erapusln Lickan Ery
Mage NY Phoenix Office
Bradford
R. Hope
Bradford Streets
R. J. Reds
White Plymouth Rocks
Prospect Farm
B. T. Potter
Ferry Hill
IRS
Dewolf
Burton Street
Malco Macnaught
Ee Street
M.H
Phenix Office
G. W. Simmons
MHS
Emma E. Carey
Constitution Street
Barton
Id Buffinton
New York, A
Fall River
East River
Wall St
A. W. Orgelman
St.Andrew’s Club of
St.John’s Parish
Barrington
HOPE
Nellie Culkin
San Antonio
Kathleen
DeRue Bros
Ideal Minstrels
Garden OF Flowers
Bobby
Lawin
John J. Lane
Alabama
Leon Stanford
Wire
Harvey Dunn
Foster
Ideal Quintette
Messrs. Hearn
Frezel Taylor
Graham
Master Lambert
Prichs
Conley Brothas Confectionery
de Jong
King’s
Warner
Charles A. Glancy
Rhode Island Hospital
Wood Street
Cor
Congregational
ER. C. Dowitt & Company
Chicago
Ill
W. H W. Buffington
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