Obituary of Mrs Evelin Brad ford Bache
Mrs Evelin Brad ford Bache of 86 State Street dies after long illness. Born December 3 1841 in Bristol she was descended from Rhode Island governors Coggeshall and Bradford. She served as a naval officer’s wife and led Bristol civic and charitable groups including Home for Aged Women and Daughters of the American Revolution. Funeral at St Michael's Church Sunday at 7 pm with interment in North Cemetery.
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Evelin Bradford Bache
State Street
Bache
Bristol
Nathaniel and
Harriet Turner Bradford Coggeshall
Rhode Island
John Coggeshall
William Bradford
Coggeshall
Drury Block
Hope Street
Henry Wood Bache
St Michael's Church
G. L Lecke
US Coast Survey
Washington
Philadelphi
Evelyn Coggeshall Bache
Home For
Daughters of the American Revolution
Girls’ Friendly Society
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Bristol Female Charitable Society
Musses Crurs
St Michael’s Church
Elizabeth R Vallee Rites Held In Local Funeral
Mrs Elizabeth R Vallee wife of Louis Vallee died at her home 57 Constitution Street Tuesday afternoon after a long illness. Funeral services were at 11 o clock from her brother in law Wallace Garvin's home 12 Cooke Street. Rev Anson B Howard of St Michaels Church conducted the largely attended service. Born October 4 1875 she lived in the town all her life and had been in poor health for 14 years and bedridden for 10 months. She is survived by her husband two brothers James and John Holmes two sisters Mrs Lyman F Potts and Mrs Margaret Simmons. Bearers were Samuel Smith James Holmes James Garvin and Frederick Grarsin. Interment in North Cemetery.
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Elizabeth R. Vallee
Louis Vallee
Constitution Street
Wallace Garvin
Cooke Street
Anson B Howard
St Michaels Church
Wallee
Hugh and
Isabella Holmes
James
John Holmes
Lyman F Potts
Margaret Simmons
Samuel Smith
James Holme
James Garvin
Frederick Grarsin
North Cemetery
Funeral Services for Robert Alexander Black
Robert Alexander Black 72 a longtime Warren resident and former landscape gardener and forester died last Sunday. Born in Scotland he came to Warren 25 years ago and served 22 years as caretaker of Juniper Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife and sister Mrs James Ashton of Warren interment in Juniper Hill Cemetery.
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Robert Alexander Black
Federal Street
Warren
Rex James J Goodacre
First Congregational Church
Mir Black
Scotland
Juniper Hill
James Ashton
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Scout Troop Committee Night Observed in Bristol Scout Buildings
First and Second Bristol Troops of the Boy Scouts of America held a joint meeting last evening with troop committee members inspecting the troops. Assistant Deputy Commissioner Fish led drills while Scoutmasters Coggeshall and McKay supervised. The event featured color raising, infantry movements, two relay games, an investure ceremony for Frank Sousa, and badge presentations for Sidney Makowsky and Samuel Ferri.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Fish
Fred W Coggeshall
Herbert
W McKay
Ellsworth Munro
Kerchef
Troop 2
Frank Sousa
P L
Sidney Makowsky
Samuel Ferri
A W. Anthony
Fred. Williams
Merton A Cheesman
Fred M. Straight
Exers
Muno
Airedale Pup Shares Food With Neighbor Hound
A Tale of generosity from Point Pleasant West Virginia where an Airedale named Jack given by Bert Shifler receives bones and meat from a roaming Airedale named Thomas. Jack the tethered dog accepts the gifts while Thomas freely roams the neighborhood gathering scraps daily.
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Airedale
Bert Shifte
Shiftler
Jack
Thomas
Portuguese wife of Joseph Vierra dies at 36
Mrs Mars Vierra aged 36 died suddenly at home 5 Usher street after a short illness. Born in Portugal she was survived by her husband and a 12 year old son. Funeral services conducted from the residence by Joao Vieira Jr. Burial followed at North Cemetery.
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Mars Vierra
Joseph Vierra
Usher Street
Not Without Patience Quote from William Penn
A historical quotation attributed to William Penn on patience in business ethics. It reflects the view that success in business requires understanding and sustained patience rather than haste. The line emphasizes discipline and measured effort.
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Wm. Penn
Perfection as Moral Force in Civilisation
The Chicago Daily News discusses perfection as a moral force guiding all human effort. It links good taste to moral influence, claiming perfection in writing painting and living drives civilization, with civilization seen as the struggle and constant strive toward excellence.
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Chicago Daily News
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Electrical ‘Contractors Telephone
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Ferncroft
Wilson's
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Hog Island
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Aruda
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VEAL
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America
Chicago Journal
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