Bristol Fourth of July Fund Booster Appeal
Editorial calls for immediate town subscriptions to boost the Fourth of July celebration budget. Subscriptions totaling 128 dollars plus 33 more since the last issue are urged to fund plans for a governor and staff visit, urging local pride and collective support rather than relying on a few large donors.
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Bristol
Memorial Sunday at St Marys Cemetery
A Sunday procession by St. Marys Total Abstinence Society and Holy Name Society marked Memorial Sunday. Members marched from Temperance Hall through Wood, State, Hope, and Chestnut streets to St Marys Cemetery where graves were decorated. Rev. Thomas J. Gillan led prayers and Rev. John F. Downing gave the oration.
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St. Mary’s
John F. Downing
Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close Times
The Bristol post office schedules mails arriving at 7.00 10:00 2.00 4.00 6.00 7.15 p m and closing at 7.40 9.00 11.30 a m 2.00 6.00 7.15 p m Sunday mails arrive 8.00 am close 4.50 pm Sunday hours 9.80 to 10.80 am Mails out at south door 9.80 to 10.80 8 m.
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South Door
Express matter departure and arrival hours at Bristol
Adams Express lists outward delivery times 7.50 1120 a m 3.20 5.20 p m and onward departures at 8.00 12.00 a m 3.00 6.80 p m.
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Bristol
Adams Express
West Shore Glambake Hosts Eleven Youths
A party of 11 young men enjoyed a Glambake on the west shore Sunday prepared by William Van Voast. Several social visits and local notices follow including residents moving to Wickford, a $200 attachment filed against Frank J. Murphy by William P. Gladding, and various civic and social events around Bristol.
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West Shore
William van Voast
Charles S. Wheelwright
Wickford
Uxbridge
Mass
Dewitt E. Bolster
Higgins
Frank J. Murphy
William P. Gladding
Cook & Brownell
O. Leclair
William Allen Manchester
Boston
William A. Manchester
Constitution
Thames Streets
Manchester
U. S. Transportation
Coastwise Transportation Company
William H Maxfield
Bristol
United Order of the Golden Cross
Joseph P.burlingame
Grand Commandery
Providence
Maxfield
Bristol and Warren
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Williams Daughter Born in Local Town
In this town on May 27 a daughter was born to Principal Arthur LL Williams and Mrs Williams of the High School.
Died listings in Ithia and Warren towns
In Ithia town May 27 at the Soldiers Home Miss Mary A Tallman aged 70 years 8 months 24 days. In Warren George R Manchester May 29 son of late Charles P and Betsy Manchester in his 70th year. Also Joseph Field aged 80 son of the late Captain William and Phoebe Field died May 27 at Ithia.
Blood Supply and Vitality Depend on Freshness
The text stresses that strength and vitality rely on a pure blood supply. It urges keeping blood pure, fresh, and red. The phrasing emphasizes the link between circulation and energy.
Annual Memorial Service Led by Local Veterans Groups
Escorted by Bristol Train of Artillery and Veterans of Babbitt Post No 15, marchers from headquarters to State Street M E Church for an annual memorial service. Rev John McVay delivered a sermon citing Joshua and Lincoln and praising Union soldiers, with reserved seats for organizations. Service ended with America.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
Babbitt Post
No. 15
G. A. Rif
Herbert F. Bennett
V.7
State Street M. BE
Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps
John McVay
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Army
McVay
Lincoln
America
When She Married She Gained a Title Is It True
A lively neighborhood exchange asks if marriage grants a woman a noble title such as countess or duchess. The most popular girl confirms marriages can confer status, prompting curiosity about social ranks in a local context.
District Court Cases Sit Before Judge Bosworth
In fifth District Court four boys Hezekiah Ingraham Frank McCarty Anie Perreria and Willard Spow faced charges of defacing a bath house donated by Charles B. Rockwell and kept at Walker's corner all winter. They pleaded not guilty and the cases were continued two weeks. James B. Milton pleaded not guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and had his case postponed one week. Complainant Joseph Ferrara alleges Milton offered to buy 132 chickens 66 fowls 6 turkeys and 100 dozen eggs for 100 with a $50 deposit. Ferrara says he never received the goods. Milton has since been employed as head poultryman for Citades Horreshoft on Popparquach. he was recently found guilty by the District Court for similar offenses. George Healey says Milton took his bank book.
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Bristol Yacht Club
W. M. Fischer
New York
Charles B. Reynolds
Providence
Louise Perkins
Fairhaven
Mast
Ella May Gray
Frank Goff
Cottage Street
Joseph E. Fletcher
Liverpool
Engsland
Marion Suzman
Boston
Mass
Bristol
Fred E. Suzman
Church Street
Charles B. Brigham
Worcester
United Brothers Lodge
No. 13
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Mt. Hope Block
F.E. Suzman
Opera House
Jacob Brothers
Raymond T. Pierce
Mutual Land Company
Mt. Hope Avenue
Mason W. Pierce
John J.cashin
Alice Condon
Brockton
Cashin
Wood Street
Condon Brothers & Co
Alice Hall
Benjamin L. Hall
Walter
Katherine Hall
Fort Washington
Philadelphia
Medric Belmore
National India Rubber Company
Thames Street
H. L. Teller
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
G A. BR. Hall
James Hill
George Marshall
Bowler
Alexander
Rhode Island
Livld Naturalists’ Club
Mount Hope
Mt. Hope
King Philip’s
Rehoboth
Brittol
Peleg Card
Aram J. Pothiers
W. N. McVickar
St. Andrew’s League
St. Andrew’s Industrial School
Barrington
St. Michael’s Church
St. Andrew's School
O. L. Bosworth
Fifth District Court
Hezekiah Ingraham
Frank McCarty
Anie Perreria
Willard Spow
Charles B. Rockwell
Walker
James B. Milton
Joseph Ferrara
Milton
Connecticut
Ferrara
Citades
Popparquach
District Court
George Healey
Bail, Jail, and Silent Trial In Bristol County
Andrew T. Smith was arrested in Providence on a complaint by his wife for neglecting eight children and was remanded to Bristol County Jail to await trial after pleading not guilty. The cases of Giovanni De Felice and M. Volpé citing the Barbers' Act were continued for one week.
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Drew
Milton
Bristol County
Andrew T. Smith
Providence
Giovanni de Felice
M. Volpé
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