Mission services close at St Michaels Church Bristol
Rt Rev Thomas Campbell Durst bishop of Fast Carolina led eight days of morning and evening services at St Michaels Church in Bristol. About 60 members of the St Michaels Brotherhood attended the closing night as the church overflowed with a strong parish turnout. A liberal offering was taken for the bishop and the rector Rev A B Howard assisted with the final sermon on The Exalted Christ. The bishop and rector thanked the Brotherhood and Bishop Durst pledged to return next year.
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Thomas Campbell Durst
Fast Carolina
St Michaels Brotherhood
Darst
A B Howard
Rex Louis Sanford
San Joaquin
Cal
Durst
Christ
Bristol
Two Baseball Games Attract Breton Weekend Crowd
Breton hosts two strong teams this weekend with Fort Adam ball tossers facing Bristol rivals Holy Ghost Council on Saturday. Sunday draws a likely record crowd at Ravens Field as Holy Ghost or Tommy Rosa names boost attendance while local men aim to defeat the Knights to avenge two losses from last season.
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Bristol
Holy Ghost Council
Provence
Hots Ghost
Tommy Rosa
Ravens
Knights
Racks Port
Casevs
Greenhalge
Chepachet Bay
Tobin
Munzell Ono
Eddie Messiles
Reliable Wall
Baker
Rosaires
Jimmie Garvin
Newport
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised as constitutional cure
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional treatment. It describes Eustachian tube inflammation causing tinnitus and deafness, states Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions, and notes circulars and druggists in Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
FJ Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Bristol News Briefs From Town Activities and Meetings
Bristol reports include a Boosters Dance at G A R Hall and class of twenty candidates to receive third degree at Institute Hall Warren. United Brothers Lodge first degree honors four from town and four from Warren as East Greenwich lodge plans a second degree visit. Canine rabies prevention urged with vaccine for summer. Bristol Mothers Club hosts school events. Carteras skiffs hunt and club plans boatyard gas tank and private dances at the club house. Bristol Superior Court session begins. local commissioners appoint staff at North Burial Ground. Miss Washburn visiting, local shop ads for trousers, shoes, and linens. July parade planning, chief marshal and orator appointments discussed. Saint Michaels Brotherhood set for monthly meeting with talk on law enforcement.
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Bristol
United Brothers’ Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
High Street Harmony Lodge
East Greenwich
Cratdrens
Suznmeans Acd
John Hlugh Magee
New York
Bristol Mothers Club
Tait School Club
Ato Oan
Ain the
Auditorum
Colt Memoriatingh
Cvn Ng
Mo Theresa Sullivan
Mass Adelaide Patterson
RhodetTstand Colene
Plymouth Lawn
Asa Persorey
Candy
Reovnolds School
Poanet
Chadrens Brown
Berton Yacht
Carteras
Weardwell
M. F. Washburn
Brookline
Sarah C. Munro
Hope Street
Suzman’s. Adv
Superior Court
Providence
Bristol County Court House
L. Levy
State Stude
North
Edwin F Lindsey
William L. Manchester
John S Ingraham
Walton
Suzman
Mars A Coggeshall
Daniel G Coggeshall
Anna G Coggeshall
Brockton
Pom Dimondady
Swan-Russell
St Michaels Brotherhood
Holmes House
Oclock
Herbert Mo Sherwood
Sherwood Act
John W Best to Undergo Operation at Memorial Hospital
John W. Best left yesterday afternoon for Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket to undergo an operation.
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Memorial Hospital
Pawtucket
Bazaar to resume two more Saturdays by Bristol Troops
The First and Second Bristol Troops Boy Scouts of America extend the bazaar for two Saturdays, tomorrow and May 27, due to high patron demand. Prizes planned for last night will be drawn next week, with some door prizes awarded tomorrow. Dancing remains the main attraction, with a street parade and additional acts at G AR Hall.
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Boy Scouts of America
G AR Hall
Mount Pivopee tale in terse yard theatre
Fragmentary OCR mentions Toot ceed Taargee Shrerl and Irene Apposite Petry Farm applying to BRESCATO Stat Theatre or at beurn St Tel 140 MM. Details unclear but references a location, names, and a contact point.
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Pivopee
Irene Apposite Petry Farm
Brescato Stat Theatre
Beurn St Tel
Plant stock prices and nursery items in listing form
The notice lists stock prices for plants including four percent per dozen and pepper tomato seedling items. It mentions various plant types and nursery goods with prices in a compact catalog style.
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