Uncle Eben on faith and luck in Providence
A regional saying from Uncle Eben warns that a lazy man claims providence while relying on luck. The wry remark contrasts diligence with superstition, underscoring practical effort over chance in everyday life.
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Uncle Eben
Burglaries Hit Several City Stores Last Night
A series of break ins occurred last night at Miss Mary F Quirk’s confectionery on Wood Street and at Peter C R Morris’s saloon on Bradford Street. Entry came by broken glass and window pries. Morris reports seven to eight dollars in change and cigars taken. Vincent A O Reilly’s Mt Flane Avenue grocery was found with a broken pane near the lock and unknown theft. Charles F Dimond’s High Street shop was entered through a south side window with no precise losses named.
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Mary F. Quirk
Wood Street
Peter C R. Morris
Bradford Street
Muss Quirk
Morris
Vincent A. O'Reilly
Mt Flane Avenue
Augustus A Gravelle
Providence
Charles F Dimond
High Street
Calendar of dances fairs and shows at G A R Hall Bristol County
A schedule lists events from October to February including dances and motion picture nights at G A R Hall and Columbia Hall. Notable items include Nov 3 Whist benefit at 62 Franklin Street and Nov 9 Damon and Pythias at Pas Time Theatre under Burnside Social Club. The seventh annual poultry show runs Feb 1 to 5 under the Bristol County Poultry Association.
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Reba Lodge
Franklin Street
Damon and Pythias Motion Pictures
Pastime Theatre
Burnside Social Club
G A R. Hall
Eagles
Burnside
Columbia Hall
Council Don Linz Fillippe
Bristol County Poultry Association
G A R Hall
A. R. Wall
S. of
Be the most unfortunate letter in the alphabet quote
A speaker notes that BE is the most unfortunate letter because it is always out of cash and in debt yet most frequently used. The remark links the letter to perpetual trouble and danger while highlighting its high frequency in usage.
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Autocrat
Providence Auto Show Opens Friday Night in Armory
The Providence Automobile Show of 1915 opens at 8 pm Friday November 12 at the State Armory on Cranston Street. The event features a 26 piece Ladies Orchestra under Miss Edith A Hughes, a Palm Land decor scheme, uniformed attendants, and extensive automobile and accessory exhibits across nearly all makes in the territory.
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Providence
State Armory
Cranston Street
Percival S Clark
Edith A. Hughes
Armory
War News Summary from the Eastern Campaigns and Allied Affairs
Reports from Sofia via Berlin describe bombardment of Nish forts and Bulgarian advances toward Nish with Serbian resistance in the Morava region. Rumors claim Romania will join the Entente and allow Russian troops to cross to attack Bulgaria from the north. King George I’s condition improves after a horse accident. French gains in Champagne push German trenches on a 500 foot front. Japan and Italy join the anti-German peace accord. Petrograd cites German ammo shortages and difficult wooded terrain as reasons for stalled Dvinsk and Riga efforts. British casualties since the war began total 493,294. An advertisement for King’s New Life Pills closes the page.
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Nish
Kniazevac
Pirot
Sofia
Berlin
Morava
Rumania
Bulgaria
Géorge I
England
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Edith Cavell
Brussels
Pe Ich
Lord Roberts
Champagne
Japan
Italy
Dvinsk
Riga
Petrograd
Reuter
Halloween Observances and Parties Across Trinity Parish
The parish reports multiple Hallowe en events including Trinity Church Sunday School party with games and music. The Young Men's Parish Club held a masquerade dance in Guild Hall with elaborate decor, prizes, unmasking at 10 15 and refreshments. LA Lafayette orchestra provided music. Additional Halloween gatherings occurred at the Lavander home on Wood Street, Miss Katherine Callan's home on High Street, Wampanoag Circle Camp Fire Girls event at the Y M C A, Miss Elizabeth Peterson's party on Bradford Street, and National India Rubber Company women employees at the D Wolf Inn with games and refreshments.
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Trinity Church
Young Men’s Parish Club
Hallowe’en
Emily Manchester
Helen Trotter
Ramsay Trotter
Capt. Kidd
Howard Gray
Rube
Lafayette Orchestra
Guild Hall
Leicester Watts
George R. Fish
Harold Gifford
Norman Hathaway
James F. Lavander
Wood Street
Katherine Callan
High Street
Lincoln Avenue
Wampanoag Circle
Camp Fire Girls
Elizabeth Peterson
Bradford Street
National India Rubber Company
D’wolf Inn
Mother Turkey Shirks Work in Shared Nests
Australian wild turkeys of both sexes lay eggs in shared nests, each female contributing to a common clutch of many eggs. They cover the eggs with soil and plant matter and leave them to incubate from heat of decay before hatching.
Guardian named for Charles W Greene in Bristol probate
On October 18 1915 George H Waterman announces appointment as guardian of Charles W Greene of Bristol with bond filed. Creditors are notified to present claims to the Bristol Probate Court Clerk within six months from first advertisement. John Henshaw of Providence RI named agent in Rhode Island.
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Joseph C. Sylvia
Bristol
Rhode
Rhode Island
Fox Hill Cottage
Nehemijah Cole
J. A. Latham
Fox Hill Avenue
Frederick A. Geisler
Charles W Greene
Ward
John Henshaw
Providence
R. I
Westminster Street
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