Byfield Rubber Plant Closed Indefinitely in Bristol
The Byfield Rubber Company's Bristol factory was shut down Saturday night for an indefinite period. John Adams, Bristol's oldest male resident and a highly respected citizen, will turn 94 next Friday and his birthday will be celebrated with a family gathering at the State Street homestead.
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Byfield Rubber Company
John Adama
Bristol
Adams
State Street
Barns couple to sail for France on French steamer
From the Phersix of Saturday February 1 1890 Mr and Mrs Horace M Barns of this town will leave New York today on a French steamer for France for four or five months and expect to return in July. Nathan N Cols of this town has purchased the Reynolds Manufacturing Company mill and other property including a fine wharf estate on Thames street south side of Church street. The greatest snowfall this season fell Sunday and Monday with seven to eight inches. Sleighing was brief after a light Thursday snow hail and sleet and Friday morning four degrees above zero.
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Horace M. Barns
New York
France
Nathan N. Cols
Reynolds Manufacturing Company
Thames Street
Church Street
Bank Teller Foreshadows Fraud Suspect Cassie Chadwick Lookalike
A bank teller suspects a woman shadowing the establishment may be a Cassie Chadwick copycat after she indorsed a check at the right end, prompting detective scrutiny and cautious procedures. The exchange highlights the teller's caution and ongoing investigative tension.
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Cassie Chadwick
Easter Goods Sale At 44 State Street
Jacob Molasky offers a wide display of Easter wares including ladies and children’s white goods, dresses, coats, rompers, nightdresses, petticoats, infant sets and cloaks. Furnishings for men and broader household items available. shoppers invited to view and receive green trading stamps.
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Jacob Molasky
State St. We.aleo
Strikers top South Ends in three of five league play
In Y M C A League action the Strikers won two of three against the South Ends. P Kenney Jr totaled 306 while Moonshiners beat Hank Hanks two in three in a hard fought game. F M Dimond had 310. The Mysteries beat the Hay Seeds two in three. Kenney led with 296. Highs include Wilson 145, Saillant 345 over three strings. Moonshiners claimed the highest team total 1459 and Hank Hanks best single string 523.
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P. Kenney, Jr
Hank Hanks
F.M. Dimond
Hay Seeds
P. Kenney
F. Wilson
J. Saillant
Moonshiners
Bristol Team Seeks Dates With Amateur and Semi Pro Clubs
The Bristol team has organized for the season and would like to arrange dates with strong amateur and semi professional clubs. A reasonable guarantee is offered. Address Bradford Street, Bristol. Manager GeorgNES.
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Bristol
Georgnes
Bradford ‘Street
Bristol Town Council elects Kinnicutt as Asylum Commissioner
The Bristol Town Council conducted a lengthy session electing Frank T. Kinnicutt as Commissioner of the Asylum with a salary set at 100 dollars per year. They also elected John J. Byrnes as Health Officer and discussed Elm beetle spraying and moth control with Everett Forestry Company proposals. A comfort station under the bandstand was debated, and various town measures including street repairs and a public baseball field use were addressed.
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MacDougall
Thie
Benjamin Paull
Fred Burgess
Frank Goff
Hasbrouck
Robert B. Fitzgerald
Frank T. Kinnicutt
Howard Church
Daniel B. Doyle
George A. Ingraham
William J. Fish
John J. Byrnes
Albert King
Frank A. Rounds
Herbert Lord
Paull
Dr. Hasbrouck
Dr. Church
Simmons
Councilman Simmons
Brigham
Asylum
Aes
Everett
Everett Forestry Company
Providence
Attleboro
East Greenwich
Rumford
Pawtuxet Valley
Bristol
Frank H. Hawmill
State Board of Agriculture
John J. Dann
Bristol Base Ball Association
Amos K. Bullock
Giles S. Congdon
State
Wood Streets
High Street
Constitution
Church Streets
North Burial Ground
Manuel Marshall
Obituary for James Toner arrives in Bristol community
James Toner died Wednesday shortly after noon at his daughter Mrs Willard A Snow 88 Burton Street after a long illness. He was born in Ireland to James and Elizabeth Toner and lived in Valley Falls as a machinist before moving to Bristol. His wife died years ago. Funeral from 88 Burton Street at 9 80 tomorrow morning with burial in Valley Falls. Survived by four daughters Teresa Snow and others in Providence Central Falls and Bristol. two sons in Bristol and Providence. a brother in New Bedford and a sister in Central Falls.
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James Toner
Willard A. Snow
Burton Street
Mr. Toner
Ireland
James
Elizabeth Toner
Bristol
Valley Falls
Teresa Snow
Providence
Central Falls
New Bedford
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Omagam
Martelly
Thames St
J. Manchester
F. Hodgarn
Wm. Higgins
L. Catlan
South Ends
H. Newman
G. Clark
S. Munro
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J. Edmonds
R. Nelson J. Bottomley
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J.F. Farrally
C. F. Dimond
Dr. H.W. Church
F. M. Dimond
G. Kinnicutt
CG. Hill
Co. W. Crome
G. Manchester
Fr. M Dimond
J. B. Newman
L. H. Callan
R. W. Nelson
Manchester
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J. M. Bottomley
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P. Kenney, Sr
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H. Hawkins
A. RK. Newman
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F. Hodgdon
R. Murray
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McCaughey
G. Rounds
FE. Wilson
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P. Brady
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Hasbrough
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