Harborview Clambake Hosted by Bristol Railroad Men
The Harborview Club of Bristol railroad workers held its first season clambake at the club house on Pappoosesquaw. Engineer Albert E. Bernard led the event with a barreled boil of clams lobsters fish and more served to 13 attendees. George W. Warren and conductor Walter A. Dodge wandered in fog en route to the feast but unharmed. Leroy B. Coggeshall served as toastmaster as speeches were offered by Dodge Warren Bacon Bernard and Horace Miller.
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Harborview
Harborview Club
Bristol
Pappoosesquaw
Alpert BE. Bernard
Round House
George W. Warren
Walter A. Dodge
Leroy B. Coggeshall
Daniel Bacon
Albert E. Bernard
Horace Miller
Epworth League Marks Sixth Anniversary at State Street Church
The Epworth League of State Street Methodist Episcopal Church celebrated its sixth anniversary last Sunday with red and white decorations and ribbon badges. A musical program featured organ voluntary, doxology, choir anthems, a solo by Miss Mattie Paull, and a quartet including J. B. Pohcock, Wm Liscomb, Gertrude Talbee, and Anna Pierce. The pastor delivered a sermon on the league's formation and growth nationwide.
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Epworth League
State Street Methodist Epscopal Church
Jesus
Mattie Paull
Warren
J. B. Pohcock
Wm. Liscomb
Gertrude Talbee
Anna Pierce
League
Bristol Delegates Share Springfield Convention Tales
The Bristol meeting admitted two associate members Messrs Anderstrom and Thurston who attended the Springfield international convention. Ander strom gave an informal talk about the trip and noted the warm hospitality of Mr and Mrs F G Bourn. A larger venue is planned for a public meeting where the delegates will present their report.
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Anderstrom
Thurston
Springfield
Bristol
F. G. Bourn
Messia
May session opens in Common Pleas Division presided by Judge Douglass
The May session of the Common Pleas Division convened at 9 16 yesterday morning with Judge W W Douglass presiding. Grand jurors including Arthur D Tingley foreman were called and qualified. Indictments were returned against Charles R Wood and Joseph Kelly for breaking and entering. Kelly pled guilty with $1 000 bail. Wood escaped jail. Civil dockets were continued or heard in Providence as listed. court adjourned to Monday for petit jury selection.
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Common Pleas Division
Supreme Court
W. W. Douglass
Arthur D. Tingley
Barrington
Foreman
Wm. E. Torrey
H. H. Coggeshall
Wm. McCaughey
James
Kelly
Alex. Duranty
Providence
Wood
George F. Bicknell
Charles H. Carey
Patrick Hammill
J. H. Sartwell
Richard K. McGee
Patrick
Cornelius Reilly
National India Rubber Co
Henry A. Dunning
N. Y. Coaling & Elevator Co
Sensible Suggestions on School Site in Bristol
A writer urges Bristol townspeople to place the new school east of the old brick school house to avoid darkening the Baptist church and preserve trees. The author argues the east site offers higher ground, better light, and implies the old building could be reused temporarily before demolition and future public use.
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Baptist Church
State Street
Bristol
Paymaster Connery Receives Boardroom Welcome
Mr John Connery newly appointed paymaster of the National India Rubber Company was surprised Saturday noon by clothing department shopmates who presented him an elegant easy chair. Joseph B Burgess led the presentation and Connery thanked the crowd for their goodwill.
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The
Phantz
John Connery
National India Rubber Company
James H. Weed
Clothing Department
Joseph B. Burgess
Connery
Bristol Ad Proclaims Home Furnishings For Sale
Bristol Rhode Island retailer urges housecleaning and lists items for sale including new carpet straw matting window shades chamber set dining chairs modern table parlor suite center table and other furniture as the public is informed of availability.
Wanted Experienced Stitchers at Mackintosh Clothing
The Boston Gossamer Rubber Co invites applications from skilled stitchers for steady work and top prices. Apply at 67 Chauncy Street Boston Massachusetts.
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Mackintosh
Boston Gossamer Rubber CO
Chauncy Stree
Boston
Mase
Furniture sale offers rare bargains and wide stock
A first class Furniture House advertises a large on hand supply of chains tapestries Ingraids Unions etc. They offer carpet making and laying on short notice in the best manner with prices as low as anywhere.
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Beisel
Brussels
New Straw Matting Arrives in Varied Designs and Prices
Straw matting in fresh designs and colors priced from 16 to 50 cents per yard. Highlights include a wide stock of patterns and tones for home decor.
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Providence
Window Shades Bargains Offer Low Prices
A local shop promotes ready made Shades at 15 to 25 cents each, including odd sets of one two or three, originally worth 50 cents. Custom orders are available.
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Epworth
First National Bank
Rhode Island
U. S
Erode Island
Hezekiah W. Church
Panas Skinner, Jr
W.vt
C. Wardwell
J. Howard Mass
Phania
W.H. Bell&co
Bristol, R. I
James Tobin
Geo. E. Ingraham
Cottage Street
PEATS
Peat
New York
Chicago
Monumental Works
JUICE
Warren, R. I
Cornelius Harrington
Prop
J. P. Reynolds
Rete
Wm. H. Dunbar
Robert Ashton
Ann Ashton
Witeoft
Richard Ashton
Garfield Avenue
John, Collins
Washington Row
Westminster Street
Exchange Place
Taylor
Cambridge
Princeton
Oxford
Kimball's Clothing House
R. I
Reed CO
Quirk’s Block
Cor
State
Wood Sts
Oakdale
Quirk Bros
Samuel C
Easterbrooks House Painting & Graining
Franklin ST
Harry Ae Andrews
R I I
Bristol, BR
Burnside Memorial
William Williams
Chas. H. Spooner
Stephen W. Church
Aagieseora
Sparks
Bradford Street
Generzen
J. J. O'Donnell
State Streat
Bristol, R
MR. W. A. Douglas
Stevens & CO
Bristolyvewelers
Hope Street
Pipes and
M. Hohner
Lohner
Ella L. Chedell
Metacom Avenue
B. I. Tam
Miss CO. M. Burnham
Wowan's Exchange
MRS
Philadelphia
Ilso
James A. Miller & Son
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