Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Letters
A series of reader letters from Buffalo and other towns praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health issues. Mrs A Horxene of Buffalo reports weight gain improved appetite and strength after use. Other testimonials mention relief from weakness poor sleep and change of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mes
Hornung
Buffalo
N. Y
Burrazo
Lydia E. E. Pinkham
A. Horxene
Tanton St
Macedon
Bertsvitziz
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Mars
Duvall
Beltsville
Revival meetings continue with Whitman Myers and guests
The revival services conducted each evening last week by R H Whitman and Rev. Arthur Myers of Providence will continue this week. All-day Holiness meeting next Sunday. Evening programs include platform meeting led by Evangelist A J Myers and a special service with Evangelist R Whitman recounting his conversion. William Bullock, a converted gambler, will share his testimony Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R H Whitman
Arthur Myers
Providence
Eternal Kingdom
A J. Myers
R Whitman
William Bullock
Birth Announcements for Renaud and Gilroy Babies
In this town on March 23 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Renaud. In this town on March 16 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Peter Gilroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renaud
Alfred Renaud
Gilroy
Peter Gilroy
Simister and Heuberger Nuptials in Warren
John W. Simister and Miss Mary Heuberger were married in Warren on March 17 by Rev. H W Warren. Both spouses are residents of Warren and formed a formal union in a civil ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simister= Heuberger
Warren
H W Warren
John W. Simister
Mary Heuberger
Obituaries announce deaths of Vorro and Rose children
Vorro died March 21 in town. Five month old Andrew, son of Andrew and Grace Vorro, is listed. Rose Almeida Rose died March 21 in town. Norman Rose, age 5 years 8 months, son of Frank and Isabel Rose, is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorro
Andrew
Grace Vorro
Rose
Norman Almeida Rose
Frank
Isabel Rose
Last Talk in Series on Women of Tomorrow at College
Next Monday March 29 will feature the final talk in the series. Following Dean King, Mrs Mary Schenck Woolman of New York and Boston will discuss Wage Earning Opportunities of Girls of Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean King
Mary Schenck Woolman
New York
Boston
Pioneer woman Woolman linked to Columbia and Simmons
Woolman has ties to Columbia University and Simmons College. She helped organize and served as first director of the Manhattan Trade School for Girls in New York and today chairs the Women's Committee of the National Society for Promoting Industrial Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolman
Columbia University
Simmons College
Manhattan Trade School For Girls
New York
The
National Society For Promoting Industrial Education
Local Society Receives Donations for Providence Relief Effort
Total receipts to March 6 amount to 337.05 and to date 352.05 with disbursements listed as 254.20 and a remaining balance of 97.85. A shipment to Providence headquarters includes 18 cholera bands 10 hospital shirts 6 hospital stockings 5 mufflers 2 wristers 1 stocking and 12 bandage rolls. Local volunteers named include Mrs Starkey Mrs Kinder Mrs James Brogden Miss Annie Adams Miss Young Miss Gertrude Bunn Miss M Wyatt Mrs Maddox Miss Winnerstrand Mrs Joseph Wood Mrs Chas Norris Miss Pitt man Miss G Drury Miss M A Pit man Mrs Bennett Mrs F Dimond Miss H Wardwell Mrs J Lofthouse Mrs Paull Mrs McKee Miss Norris Miss Barnes and Mrs Bennett. Weekly pledges are urged to Treasurer C B Rockwell Jr at Union street and will be acknowledged in Bristol Phoenix. The committee seeks more funds and wool and material from Miss Bunns Store which will also receive finished articles. A concert and entertainment are planned for April 7 1915 at the Pastime Theatre with full details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Starkey
Wm. Kinder
James Brogden
Annie Adams
Young
Gertrude Bunn
M. Wyatt
Maddox
Winnerstrand
Joseph Wood
Chas. Norris
Pittman
G. Drury
M. A. Pitman
Bennett
F. Dimond
H. Wardwell
J. Lofthouse
Paull
McKee
Norris
Barnes
C. B. Rockwell, Jr
Union Street
Bristol Phoenix
Community events calendar lists Bristol county gatherings
March 24 to April events including public debates at Colt High School Auditorium and State Street M E church programs. Activities feature Adam Sisters Hiliptian readers, Easter Monday ball, Star Theatre entertainments, three act drama The Modern Prodigal, and dances at G A R Hall and Hotel Belvedere with Exelsior Tennis Club. Providence residents shop at Barnaby's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt High School
State Street
M. E. Arch
Adam Sisters
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Mm Star Theatre
Woder Armsprees
Bristol Counal
Pitt F Parker
M E.diurch
Hotel Belvedere Sun Parlor
Excelsior Tennis Club
Colt Memorial High School
Knights of Columbus win pool match 100 to 96 over Eagles
In a Saturday evening pool contest at the Eagles rooms, the Knights of Columbus defeated the Eagles 100 to 96. Connery and Sullivan led the Knights with 58 and 42 balls respectively, while Feathers and Deslets scored 58 and 38 for the Eagles. The eighth match is set for Thursday in Knights of Columbus rooms with Connery and Kintere facing Sanford and Lonergan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Augustus V. Connery
Florence F. Sullivan
K. of Co
George Feathers
Ambrose Dessets
Messrs
Connery
Feathers
Deslets
Sullivan
Joseph Connell
K. of Grooms
Robert P. Connery
James A. Kintere
Leonard P. Sanford
Thomas M. Lonergan
Knights
James F. Lavander
Birds
Barn Fire Destroys Peckham Barn and Contents
A small barn on the estate of George A. Peckham burned Saturday morning about 10 o clock on Robert St Gray and Diamond Avenue. The blaze destroyed the roof and contents including Nay a bicycle and pigeons. Firefighters delayed by hydrant issues and a stiff wrench problem fought the fire for an hour and three quarters. The heifer inside was moved to safety and insurance covered the building. Sparks from a bonfire are blamed. Defiance Fire Station arrived promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert St.Gray
Diamond Avenume
Frank Munroe
Smurg
George A. Peckham
Defiance
Chestnut Street
Wagile Four Mer
Star Theatre Promises Big Night with Chaplin and Multiple Features
The Star Theatre shelves a full program headlined by Charles Chaplin in The Champion two part comedy. Also shown are The Coward two part drama The Making of Him Lubin serials Caught With the Goods final Million Dollar Mystery episode and new Twenty Million Dollar Mystery episode Pauline Bush in The Sin of Olga Brandt Broncho Billy in Broncho Billy and the Escaped Bandit Patsy at School and Patsy Beliver Series. Tomorrow both Star and Pastime theatres present these features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Charles Chaplin
the Coward
Pauline Bush
Olga Brandt
Mutual Weekly
Broncho Billy
Patsy
Patsy Beliver
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Bristol Ad
Bristol residents publicly praised Doan's Kidney Pills months ago and still rely on them. Mrs. Thomas Meiggs of 70 Franklin St reports kidney pains eased after using Doan's purchased at J H Young & Co Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the remedy at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Dean
Thomas Meiggs
Franklin St
Doan
J. H.young & Co
Meiggs
Foster- Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
Simister and Heuberger Wed in Warren Baptists Parsonage
Johnn W Simister Jr a Warren Shoe Company baseball figure married Miss Mary Heuberger at the Baptist church parsonage with Rev. Herman W. Warren officiating A reception and wedding supper followed at the bride’s home Attendants included Mary Simister sister of the groom Ernest Heuberger brother of the bride served as best man The couple plan a wedding trip then reside on Flin Street in Warren Friends and relatives from Fall River Bristol and Providence attended the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnn W Simister
Warren Shoe Company
Mary Heuberger
Karl F
The
Baptist Church
Herman W. Warren
Mary Simister
Ernest Heuberger
Flin Street
Fall River
Bristol
Providence
Warren Gazette
Simmy
Automobile Registrations Reported by State Board
Last week the State Board of Public Roads logged vehicle registrations. Notable entries include Roy B. Cook of Bristol with a 22 hp Ford runabout, John B. Herreshoff of Bristol with a 38 hp Premier touring, Lineas E. Place of Warren with a 29 hp Hudson touring, Hubert Lavigneur of Warren with a 22 hp Ford touring, Medause Lepane of Warren with a 22 hp Ford truck, Sofia De Cicco of Barrington with a 27 hp Henderson touring, and Mrs. Marion J. Morse of Barrington with a 27 hp Overland touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Public Roads
Roy B. Cook
Bristol
Ford
John B. Herreshoff
Lineas E. Place
Warren
Hudson
Hubert Lavigneur
Waren
Medause Lepane
Warrent
Sofia de Cicco
Barrington
H P. Henderson
Marion J. Morse
H. P. Overland
Pine-Tar-Honey and Bitters Ad Promotes Health
An old advertisement extols Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey as a cure for throat and head mucous, promising health from the Piney Forest. It also offers Electric Bitters as a spring tonic for sale to druggists at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Brush Fires at Mount Hope Raze Large Mount Hope Area
A Sunday evening blaze at Mount Hope burned for several hours after starting around seven. Fall River resident H. F. Haffenraffer Jr and Harbor Master from Fall River led teams to the scene as local fire companies sent delegations to help extinguish the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Hope
Mount Hope
H. F. Haffenraffer, Jr
Fall River
Mothers In This Town Endorsed Powder for Delicate Children
To mothers in this town, children who are delicate and feverish will get immediate relief from Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They cleanse the stomach, act on the liver, and are recommended for complaining children, pleasant for worms. At all druggists, 25c. Saumne Free. Address A. S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N.Y
Bristol Dog License Rules and Fees in 1915 Notice
Town of Bristol requires dogs over six months to be registered by April with collar and number. License fees are one dollar fifteen cents for males and five dollars fifteen cents for females, with May late licensing at higher rates. John McGoghleball, Town Clerk, Bristol R I, March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Uoon
John McOgghleball
Night Fire Watch After Wooded Burn in Valley West of Mount
In a wooded valley west of the Mount and along the hillside, many young trees were destroyed by fire. With no water in the area, crews stamped and heated the ground to contain the blaze. Men stayed at the Mount all night to monitor the burned area.
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Lydia
Staples Coal Company
COAL
Amet
Lowell
Howard Hubble
Fairfield County
Conn
SRO Fortlirr Sotaries
E. L. Ennis
Warren, R. I
British Relief Society of R. I. Bristol Branch
Barnaby’s
Simister—Heuberger
Ife
Chas Dube
Ware
Rlacemreewy Ring & Repairing
District Court of the United States
Rhode Island
Ephrem M. Monast
Nathan W. Littlefield
Poole
John A. Hassett
Ride Island
Rhede Island
Hox Hill Cottage
Meremiah Cole
R. I
J A. Latham
Town of
Wood Street
James F. Duffy
Bartow & Buffintom’s
Johin Temple
Bates
T. Clarke Brown, Jr
Constitution St. Tel
R. Bristol
H. Feels
B. W. Wall
Bristol, RB. Ui
Chiropodist
Williams
Tue
J. L Gifford
Cor. Hope
Pleasant Sta
G.W. Simmons
BE L
Wilbur
Thady
Tepe Street
Liscomb & Coggeshall
Chartes
Liscomb Walter
Coggeshall
Burton St
Constitution St
Isaac B. Munro Telephone
Y. Bristol, R. I
Dorchester Mutual
Go. of Boston
E. L. Watson & CO
Industrial Trust Co
R. L
A. W. Orgelman
Weaver& Matheson
Alephone
E-K-Reynolds
Hyaraulion Faces
Church St
Cor
Pearse Ave
Jase
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