Return of a Colorful Comment in Summer Exchange
A narrator recalls a summer outing during which illness left him thin and tired but he grew fat and rosy. On returning home a young friend remarks that his face must have had a nice vacation, highlighting a lighthearted social moment.
Community events list for Bristol and Bristol County
The notice catalogs upcoming activities including Armistice Day events by Kearnevr Post and American Legion on Nov 11, a Pirates of Penzance production Nov 22–23 at Pastime Theatre by Trinity Church, a Thanksgiving Eve Dance Nov 24 by Bristol Aerie No 953, a Dec 2 dinner sale by the Mite Society of First Baptist, and the Twelfth Annual Bristol County Poultry Association exhibit Dec 7–9 at the G A R Hall.
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Kearnevr Post
American Legion
Naval Armory
Trinity Church
Bristol Aerie
G. A. R. Hall
Mite Society
First Baptist Church
Bristol County Poultry Association
West African Superstition Affects Travelers and Chiefs
In West Africa natives are seen speaking to the Spirit of the Water while travelers may be warned to avoid sudden sounds. The Fangaree charm is shown with a bamboo hammer beating a tiny drum over a live animal. Believers hold that any harm to the animal translates to suffering in the game region for the human victim.
Real Estate Transfers Listing Crumbled Names and Properties
Real estate transfers include Cranston Worsted Mills to Jessie M Trexiere with a lot of land and building on the north side of Gole street. Frank Cabral to Genniro Portora etux, land and building on east side of Bourn avenue. Samuel Dimond to Samuel S Colt undivided interest in four lots on Samuel W Church Farm Papasquash. Joseph S Wood to Manuel Z Rodrigues etux house and three lots on south Collins street.
Iron Pipe Sprinkles Arroyo Seco Library Gardens
A three fourths inch perforated pipe placed atop the Arroyo Seco library and playground fencing sprinkles rose hedges and vines when connected to a water line. An additional perforated pipe handles the library terrace, providing automated watering with the tap.
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Arroyo Seco
Los Angeles
Samuel Dimond of this town dies after long illness
Samuel Dimond a longtime local grocer and church member died on Sunday morning at his home 123 High Street after a prolonged illness. Born December 13 1856 he ran the family store with his brother sold it later and remained in service until illness. He served as treasurer of the Benjamin Church Home board and belonged to the First Congregational Church and YMCA. He leaves a wife and step son and three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at his High Street home Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in North Cemetery.
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Samuel
Dimond
aSamuel
Eibizelt
Hope
Providence
Charles Wesley
Mary Katherine (Church) Dimond
John i Lake
Lakeé
Mary 8
First Congregational Church
Young Men’s ‘Christian Association
Benjamin Church Home For
Ettarry
Mesa
Francis,m
Charles F. Dimond
Hopestill Potter Dimond
Pascoag
Nathan A. Bishop
West Somerville
Mass
Kate Hiltz
Cambridge
High Street
North Cemetery
James E Donovan Dies After Long Warren Residency
James E Donovan a former resident of this town died last Friday at his home 10 Croode street Warren aged 78 He resided in Warren about 12 years and previously 35 years in this town He worked at the National India Rubber Company He leaves a widow and two daughters Miss Mary E Donovan and Mrs James J Cronin wife of Patrolman Cronin Warren police Our funeral was held at St Marys Church Warren Sunday afternoon at 230 Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery in this town
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James E. Donovan
Croode Street
Warren
St Mary's Cemetery
Carrie Di Ponta Dies of Meningitis at City Hospital
Carrie Di Ponta a 14 year old daughter of Joseph and Bertina Di Ponta of 586 Wood Street died Sunday night at City Hospital Providence from meningitis. The body was brought here for burial yesterday.
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Carrie
Joseph
Bertina di Ponta
Wood Street
City Hospital
Providence
Rogers Free Library Adds Thirty Books to Circulation
On Wednesday November 3, Rogers Free Library will release thirty new titles across fiction and non fiction. The list includes General methods of teaching in Elementary Schools by Parker The Life of Elizabeth Cary Azassig First President of Radcliffe College and My Three Years in America by Count Von Bernstoff among memoirs and classics.
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Eugenie
Count Fleur
Wilson
George Creel
Basil King
Mary Roberts Rinehart
America
Peter B. Kyne
Cappy Ricks
Harriet and the
Piper
Kathleen Norris
Catherine Carswell
Joseph Conrad
Wallace Irwin
New York
Frank L. Packard
South Africa
Ethel M. Dell
Miss Alcott
Gabrielle Jackson
Polly
Lady Gay Cottage
Ethel Dowd
Elizabeth Mauffeld
Sewell Ford
H C. Witwer
Tarzan the Untamed
Edgar Burroughs
Rand
Blue Streak McCoy leads thrilling Star program
Tuesday evening at the Star theater promises one of the year’s most thrilling pictures. Blue Streak McCoy stars in a frontier tale of a young man who earns respect through courage and rough adventures. Also featured are Western and boxing bouts, plus a comedy and newsreel.
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Harry
Garey
Streak McCoy
Willestalson
Border
Constancé Binney
Susan
Phahtowi Fog Steriothene
Russell
Jim
Ruth
Roland
District Nurse October Report and Patient Totals
The October report from District Nurse Miss Marty Taylor records 24 carried over cases 228 new patients and 533 total patients discharged 26 and 4 deaths leaving remaining. It cites hospital and advisory visits totaling 359 across various services including obstetrical and metropolitan visits.
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Marty Taylor
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective Says Mrs Goettler
A home testimonial from Mrs Geo Goettler of 28 Cook St credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving back pain and stiffness after six boxes. The ad notes kidney trouble symptoms and urges readers to obtain the 60 cent remedy from Buffington's Pharmacy and all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y manufactures.
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Dean
Geo. Goettler
Cook St
Doan
Buffington
District Court Finds Robbers Guilty and Sentences
The district court convicted two robbers, Imprisoned thirty days each, with fines of 10 dollars from a Diner and 35 dollars from the Bristol Hotel, dated late September. The case names Matiano Mello and Manuel Agdinse among the charged.
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Roo
Bristol
Matiano
Mello
Vegnitura
Jwas
Cege
Agsalt
Agdinse Manuel
Motrjise Venes
SAG Een
TTS
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