Bristol businesses and addresses list in old directory style
A fragmented OCR shows vendors and locations including Liberty Market 847 Hope Street Kenna Bristol Hotel Phenix Office H R Newman John the Shoeman Stillwater Mills and Town of Bristol Box A Phoenix with scattered references to 4 wae veils 26 Jones amps and electric shop sections. Each item appears as a line from a historical directory or ad list.
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Jones
Liberty Market
Hope Street
Kenna Bristol
Phenix
H R. Newman
John the Shoeman
Stillwater Mills
Bristol
Phoenix
Great Need of Books Thousands Wanted for Soldiers and Sailors
The Bristol unit of the Education Department seeks to collect books for War Service Libraries. They request recent text books, history, biography, travel, and quality novels, suitable for army and navy cantonments. Donations are gathered March 25 to 27 with house visits and window cards, then Boy Scouts will pick up and deliver to Rogers Free Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department
Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
Bristol
American Library Association
War Service Libraries
Army
Navy
United States
Education Committee
Boy Scouts
Rogers Free Library
August Flower remedy for digestion and liver issues
Green's August Flower marketed for stomach disorders and inactive liver. It claims to ease sick headache constipation sour stomach and nervous indigestion. Describes gentle laxative effect and bile stimulation with cleansing of the alimentary canal sold by J H Young & Co.
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J H Young & Co
Community Notices and Local Honors Span Town Events
Rev Paul Nelson spoke on Armenia at State Street MBE on Sunday. The Young Men's Parish Club meets Monday at 7 30 in Trinit Parish House. Burnside Lodge members joined Deputy Grand Chancellor Sutcliffe in Warren Lodge visit. Chief Dwyer reports glass in chocolate candy sample. Reginald Dimond leaves for naval training at Newport. Mrs Ingraham buried at Juniper Hill Cemetery. Ladies Aid Society to meet next Tuesday at Mrs Blaisdell. Cranston Worsted Mills to raise wages starting March 25. Virginia August sprains ankle in auto mishap. Drama Wanted a Man presented April 2 for charity. Foster clothing and Easter wear promotions continue. Lenten Bible class final at Trinity Church. Sutcliffe appointed District Deputy Grand Chancellor of Sterling Lodge. Spring footwear sale announced. John H Tuplin joins U S Army Signal Corps in Elmira. Early signs of spring noted by factory workers at N I T R Co. Burnside Lodge anniversary supper hosted by George Clark. Gertrude Bunn hosts linen shower for Doris Farrally with sewing club guests. Nelson Wells Jr injures ribs at Herreshoff boat shops and is recovering at home.
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Paul Nelson
Turkey
Armenia
State Street
Young Men's
Trinit
Burnside Lodge
T Edgar Sutcliffe
Warren Lodge
Thomas Dwyer
Reginald Dimond
F M Dimond
Naval Reserve Force
Newport Foster
New York
F M. Dimond
David Ingraham
Wellsville
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Ladies’ Aid Society
State Street ME
Fred Blaisdell
Cranston
Robert H. Peterson
Altar Society
Church of Your Lady of Mt Carmel
Foster
F Suzman
Trinity Church
Samuel Kinder
Hope Street
Harriet Edwards
All Saints Church
Providence
Knights of Pythias
Sterling Lodge
Warren Ledge
P Neron
John H Tuplin
Curtis Aeroplane Company of
Buffalo
Inspection Engineering Division
Signal Corps
United States Army
Aeronautical Motors
Elmira
Gertrude . Bunn
Constitution Street
Doris J Farrally
Sewing Club
Nelson Wells, Jr
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Bourn Street
A M Merriman
Wells
Brighter outlook after fires at Fox Hill and Ferry Hill
Grass fires at Fox Hill on Wednesday and Ferry Hill yesterday triggered alarms as the signaling system failed. The auto fire truck responded and the blaze was quickly put out with no damage.
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Fox Hill
Ferry Hill
Pappoosesquaw Crossing
Women’s Bowling Tournament Final Scores
The tournament closed yesterday afternoon with Mrs Leon Kenney first at 255, Mrs J H Wall second at 253, and Miss Cora M Hill third at 238. First prize was $240 in thrift stamps. Women will bowl Wednesday afternoons and Friday evenings as before.
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Leon Kenney
J. H. Wall
Cora M. Hill
Orrine for drinking men
A sensational ad urges Orrine as a secret home remedy for drinking men. It promises money back if results are not gained and advertises two products Orrine No 1 and No 2 at $100 per box, with a booklet offered by Buffington on Hope Street.
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Orrine
Buffington
Hope Street
Probate Court session settles guardian accounts and appointments
The probate court met before Judge Edward Leahy. The 10th account of Marguerite de W. Mudge, guardian of Estelle Mudge, was continued to June 3. Antonio Oliver Castro was appointed guardian of Jose Gomes with a $800 bond. Antonio Da Costa Carvalho named as surety and John Lawrence as appraiser. Inventory of Martha Shippee's estate was accepted for allowance.
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Edward
Grocery Price List Fragment For May Day Sale
A list of grocery items with per unit or per pound prices including Choice Coffee 30c, Eagle Brand Milk per can, White Meal per pound, Rye Meal per pound, Quaker Oats regular size package, Graham Flour per pound, Fancy Spinach 25c per can, Sausage Meat per pound, Honeycomb Tripe 2 pounds, Regular price 15c per pound, Soup Meat shank per pound, regular price 15c.
Sunday Services Plan with Union Night Worship
The schedule lists a 10 o'clock prayer service and a 10 30 morning worship with a sermon by the Rev Miss Allen. Sunday School is at 12. The church will unite with other churches for a union service at the Baptist Church in the evening.
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Miss Allen
Baptist Church
Francisco Luiz and Maria Cabral Wed at State Street Church
Francisco Luiz and Miss Maria Cabral of the town married Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock in the parsonage of the State Street M E Church. Rev. Dr. A C McGilton performed the ceremony.
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Francisco Luiz
Maria Cabral
Marina
State Street
M. E
A. C. McGilton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bristol Phenix
Bristol County
Farrally Brothers
J. F. Farrally
Bristol Post Office
B. I
Phonix
Phenix New
Dasilve Richard G Co
C Quire Est
Hasbrouck
Wood Street
Mazda
Butler’s Shoe Store
Ehe
D. DeCristofaro
Dodge & Camfield No
Exchange Place
Butler Exchange
Providence, BR. I
Adams Express
Post Office
Postalk
News of
NIT R Co
George Clark
Clark
H L Teller
Rhode Island
Firestone Tires
AJAX
Howard R, Newman
Probate
J. F. Gilroy
Galino
John C. Trudell
Second Street
R. I
G. A. R. Hall
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Our Boys
France
Y . C.A. Red Triangle
The
Woman's Home Missionary Secret of
First Congregational Church
Washington St
Young's Drug Store
Ifm
Pappoosesquaw Road
Highland Farm
Metscom Avenue
George Kenna
T Harris
Earle Ave
Riverside, R. I
Hayman ‘School
Franklin Street
Reynolds School
Edward Ll Leahy
High Street
Tel
GOV. Erbore Farm
B. French
Seous
Echt & Bowne
BloomSeli
N. J
Pentecostal Church
Luiz—Cabral
the Electric Shop
Pure Food Store
McMonagle & Rogers
Armour's
Chase & Sanborn
Ceylon
Formosa
India
Castle Chop
Lipton
Arbuckle Bro Tuban
M &J
Liberty
Victory Brand
ATCHE
Columbia River
Pillsbury’s
Charles A. Johnson
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