Women Reject Voting Move in Massachusetts Election Plan
Massachusetts women voted Tuesday that they did not want to vote. The Carlisle School football eleven, composed of Indian students, gave Yale a good fight Wednesday. Also covered are local utility consolidation talks, a cattle incident at Warren harbor, Congregational Club reception, Bristol Artillery events, and social notes from Memorial chapel and other gatherings.
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Yale
Warren Electric Light
Warren Gas Company
Bristol Electric Light and
Bristol Gas Company
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Warren
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Whale
F. O. Wallis
Seth Paull
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AeAamin
Eamonn
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Congregational Club
Memorial Chapel
James A. Miller
McCarty
Mary Spooner
Dora Bosworth Reading
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Dora Bosworth
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Juniper Hill Cemetery
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C H. R. Doringh
McLellan
Boston
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Sisson
Cranston
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Sample Road
Thames Street
Russell D. Bullock
W.F. Peters
Bristol High School Alumni Association
G. A. R. Hall
Hedly-Livsey Orchestra
Providence
Bristol Post Office Mail Schedule
Mails close at 6 85, 9 20, 12 20, 8 40 and 5 50 p.m. Mails open about 9 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 20 p.m. and 7 25 p.m. in Bristol and vicinity.
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New Swussormers Offer Covers Yearly Roster Twice Extravaganza
Local ads tout a short term offer for new readers to pay $2 per year and receive four papers weekly for a year with samples available at the office or by mail. Other items include clothing deals, farm and harbor updates, wedding notices, and community events across town.
Personal visits figure in Mt Hope and nearby cities
Mrs Horton of Mt Hope avenue visits her daughter in Providence. Mrs Nathan A Bishop of Lawrence Mass visits her son Carl A Bishop in Bristol Neck. Mr Andrew Bryer of Newport returns home after visiting his sister Mrs John Lake. Miss E D Slade, after three weeks visiting Taunton, Lawrence and Boston, resumes duties as secretary of the Woman's Exchange.
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Mt. Hope Avenue
Providence
Nathan A. Bishop
Lawrence
Mass
Carl A. Bishop
Bristol Neck
Andrew Bryer
Newport
John Lake
E D.slade
Taunton
Boston
Woman's Exchange
Naval Reserve Armory Walls Not In Danger, Says Commission
Analysis by the state commission and contractor Barbour shows walls had settled without danger. The northwest head house corner was torn down to install a six foot stone tower with battlements, then rebuilt to match new design. Civil Engineer Shedd approved safety and iron rods were added as a precaution with no further movement.
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Providence
Naval Reserve Armory
Uishgay
Walla
State Commission
Barbour
Building Commission
Shedd
Reading room for boys opens in Brownell building
A new reading room for boys and young men aged 12 to 20 opens in the Brownell building on Thames Street near State Street. The cheerful space offers books papers games and a piano hoped for soon. It will be open 7 30 to 9 30 tonight and next week with a cordial welcome.
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Brownell
Thames Street
State Street
Boots and shoes offered at lower prices in Providence
Providence buyers can choose from a large assortment of boots shoes and rubbers at lower prices. A P Nerone at 80 State Street offers up to date styles with reduced running expenses.
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Providence
A. P. Nerone
State St
Spectral entertainments at Opera House Sunday evening
Not ardent, but go to the Opera House Sunday evening to witness wonderful spiritualistic manifestations. Slate writing, ancient Pillory and sack tests are featured with Falstaff Quartette, Miss Nellie Cavenish, elocutionist, and Prof. Dearborn, Providence pianist, in a unique pleasing entertainment.
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Opera House
Nellie Cavenish
Dearborn
Providence
Half Century Subscriber Remains Loyal to Bristol Gazette
Taunton couple Mr and Mrs LeBaron Church celebrated their golden wedding anniversary and noted Mr Church began subscribing to the Bristol Gazette in 1835 and kept it through later papers. An accident on Church Street involved Frank Bowen’s gig and William Connery’s buggy with Bowen left insensible but not seriously injured.
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Church Street
Hope
Frank Bowen
William Connery
Bowen
Elizabeth Heath
Neylan
Mr. Bowen
Burton Street
Dr. Neylan
Mr. Connery
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company plans church service and fair visit
The King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company No 1 votes to attend service at the M E church Sunday at 2 30 wearing dark suits and badge. A committee is named to arrange transportation for a Columbia fair visit and a boat to East Green with a report due at the adjourned meeting. New members are added and hydrant engine and hose Co No 1 accept Rev Kingsley invitation.
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M. E. Church
Columbia
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
A. W. Kingsley
M. BE
East Green
Columbia Hose Co
Dreadnaught Hook,Ladder and Hose Co
Kingsley
New Books Arrive at Rogers Free Library November 11
Rogers Free Library announces new acquisitions available Monday November 11 including surveys of Southern Rhode Island 1895 American Republics and the life of Cardinal Pole. Also listed are travel and history works by Butterworth Crockett Weyman and Stockton along with biological geology and travel volumes from Smith Hitchcock and Mase and works on animal rights and vivisection.
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France
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Finley
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Cassell
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Greece
Livingston
South Africa
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