Bristol Post Office uncalled letters and local notices
Uncalled for letters listed include Daniel Stevens and Patrick McAriel among others. Local items report resignations, church talks, lodge meetings, a new summer railroad uniform, factory output, weddings, a brass band, depot repairs, a Mt Hope road, a widow’s funeral, court fare evasion, and the Bristol Exchange for Woman’s Work annual meeting invites.
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Bristol
Daniel Stevens
John Paetz
Patrick McAreil
Charlie M. Carthy
George B. McCallam
S. 5. Brown
W.A. Fenner
M. Gladding
Geo. Stay
Guiseppe Granico
Sarah McCallam
H. F. Blick
Mary Connery
Town Council Grants Liquor Licenses and Sets Fee
A special Town Council meeting approved the liquor license fee under Chapter 816 at 250 dollars. Licenses were granted to Henry R. Manchester Frank F. S. Rawson Oliver W. Cole William J. Holmes Hugh Murphy Thomas Clark Robert Newbold Jr. Henry Opitz Dennis Ryan Edward P. Hathaway Thomas M. Morris Dolly McCallan Edward H. Chadwick. The license for Wm. H. O. Shaughnessy was continued to May 7 for further consideration. Jurors for the Supreme Court term were drawn: James Magee David A. Pierce John A. C. Gladding Frank T. Ramiers. Bills were examined, allowed and referred to the auditor.
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Henry R. Manchester
Frank F. S. Rawson
Oliver W. Cole
William J. Holmes
Hugh Murphy
Thomas Clark
Robert Newbold, Jr
Henry Opitz
Dennis Ryan
Edward P. Hathaway
Thomas M. Morris
Dolly McCallan
Edward H. Chadwick
Wm. H. O. Shaughnessy
Supreme Court
James Magee
David A. Pierce
John A. C. Gladding
Frank T. Ramiers
Odd Fellowship 75th Anniversary at Reba Rebekah Lodge
The Reba Rebekah Lodge No 12 celebrated its 75th anniversary on Thursday evening May 3 in Odd Fellows hall. Members’ children attended with songs recitations and solos by Cora Slocum Maria W Fish Bessie Adams Mildred Gorham Daisy Iish Mildred Parley Arthur Newman Reba Slocum and others. A collation of ice cream and cake followed the program.
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Odd Fellowship
Reba Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Reba
Cora Slocum
Maria W. Fish
Maria Bullock
Bessie Adams
Lewis Gladding
Lena Saunders
Mildred Gorham
Daisy Iish
Mildred Parley
Arthur Newman
Marguerite Gorham
Helen Munro
Effie Horton
Reba Slocum
Great reno vation on State Street market after fire
Local note reports a renovated market on State Street with completion by Albert A Sparks and helpers Henry C Talbee and J W Grey. Samuel C Easterbrooks did the painting. Mr Sparks stocks a palatable breakfast and first class dinners. Ex Gov Aug O Bourn’s occupant BR DunGar presented a 6 1 2 by 212 foot horseshoe wreath, a mass of florals with rubber trees and dwarf palms forming a pretty foreground.
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State Street
Albert A Sparks
Henry C. Talbee
J. W. Grey
Samuel C. Easterbrooks
Sparks
BR. R. DunGar
Divine Service Attended By United Brothers Lodge at St Michaels
United Brothers Lodge I O O F members in the center aisle of St Michaels Church attended a Sunday evening service led by Rev George L Lock D D with assistance from Rev William St Trott er Trinity Church. Grand Master J RE Farnham read the proclamation and a 25 voice choir conducted by Prof Er Valentine performed selections.
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United Brothers Lodge
St. Michaels Church
Geo. L. Lock
Episcopal Church
William St. ‘Trotter
Trinity Church
Dr. Lock
J. RE. C. Farnham
Er. C. Valentine
McDougal
Schilling
Albert A. Walker
Benjamin R. Wilson, Jr
Coxey Breckenridge Sermons At Capitol Church
Subject at Advent Christian Church invites the public to Sunday services with talks titled Coxey and Breckenridge at the Capitol and The moral force of a Christian. Free seats and a cordial welcome for all, especially those who do not regular churchgoers.
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Advent Christian Church
Coxey and Breckenridge
Capitol
Double Eightieth Birthday Celebrations in Bristol
Bristol observes the eightieth birthdays of Mrs. Elizabeth LefFavour Heath and Mr. John Howland Pitman born April 30 1814. A large gathering at Mrs. Heaths home on Church Street includes family and friends, gifts of gold coins silverware and other keepsakes, and best wishes for health and happiness. The Advent Christian Church has invited Rev W K Todd from Nebraska to serve in Bristol, with Mrs Todd to travel East next week. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is recommended for blood diseases and hair regrowth offers. A hardwood case with war mementos will be given to the Bristol Daughters of the American Revolution for display in the Burnside Memorial building.
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S. D. Mosley
First Baptist Church
N. H. & H. Railroad
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Phylias
Esquire
National India Rubber Company
Bristol
Elizabeth LelFavour Heath
Nathan B. Heath
John Howland Pitman
Samuel Pitman
Sarah Howland Pitman
Heath
Pitman
Harriet Rrowers
al Pitman
Mary A. Pitman
Wilbur H. Sweet
Providence
Nathan H. Heath
Boston
Edwin Lansing Heath
Rockville, Conn
Arnold H. B. Heath
Annie E. McDougall
Lyman W. Dean
Albert C. Bennett
Herbert Bennett
Benjamin M. McDougall
Advent Christain Church
W. K. Todd
Neb
Fall River
J. Wing Munroe
Hope Street
Constitution
Ayer
Wm. T. C. Wardwell
Bristol Daughters of the American Revolution
A E. Burnside
J. Howard Manchester
Neuz
Burnside Memorial
Bay View Avenue Repairs Begin at Easterly End
The Easterly end of Bay View Avenue is being graded and macadamed this week under the supervision of James Connery who understands the business thoroughly.
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N.Y.& H. Railroad Company
Bay View Avenue
James Connery
Herreshoff Firm Quiet On Bennett Yacht Plans
The Herreshoff Manufacturing Company shows reluctance about building a yacht to rival the Vigilant for James Gordon Bennett. A reporter learned they are laying out a model for a large boat, but connection to the reported vessel remains uncertain.
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Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
James Gordon Bennett
Charley's Aunt Opens with Strong Laughs in Providence
The Providence Opera House hosts the Boston cast of Charley's Aunt next week. The review lauds the show as the season's hit with audiences laughing loudly behind the footlights. The producer Frohman is cautious this year but assembles a capable company of attractive performers and stylish women for the run.
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Charley
Frohman
Boston
Providence Opera House
Union Prayer Meetings At Y M C A This Weekend
Union prayer meeting scheduled for Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the Y M C A rooms. Sunday services include a 6 o'clock morning gathering and a men only meeting at 5 40 P M. Strangers are warmly invited to attend all services.
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