State election underway with local voting details
Voters in Bristol begin annual state and federal elections with two polling places open at 9 am. First district votes at Artillery Armory under Moderator Winthrop Thaurs ton and Clerk Philip Brady, second district at Town Hall with Moderator Gene A Arnold and Clerk O F Thompson. About 800 voters per district, outcome likely by midnight. Weather cold cloudy with light snow. National race centers on control of the U S House, with Democrats aiming to break 15 year Republican hold. Senate remains Republican.
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General Assembly
Bristol
High
Gouth
Bay
Avenue
Artillery Armory
State Street
Winthrop G Thaurston
Philip Brady
Augustine Nerone
Sumner A. Ball
Demoocratic
Peter J. Lannon
Peter Vaccaro
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Charles A. Barbour
Bay View Avenue
Genae
A. Arnold
O. O. F. Thompson
Arthur W. Barrett
Geo. W. Warren
Walter @. Coggeshall
William J. Munro
Augustine P. Nerone
Philo V. Cady
Assembly
Frank H Hammill
James B. Brown
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Democratic House
Democrata
National House
Mission benefit program postponed to this Friday
Storm delayed Ben Hur program moving to Friday at 8 p m for Gen Wallade story. Clergymen including Bishop Harris praised the pictures lectures and music. Funds raised go to mission work among women and children in the slums. Tickets on sale at Y M C A office.
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Ben Hur
Gen. Wallade
Harris
Ben-Har
Live Three Legged Pullet At Country Fair Show
Elwin A Hill promotes a rare exhibit at the Country Fair and Poultry Show November 14 to 19. A nearly full grown barred Plymouth Rock pullet with three fully developed legs will be on display at all times. The bird, owned by Charles L Cobb of Brockton Massachusetts, is loaned to the show with no extra charge for viewing.
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Elwin A. Hill
Qcharles L. Cobb
Brockton
Mass
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Bishop-elect Sanford Preaches at St. Michael's Church
Rev Louis U O Sanford the bishop elect of San Joaquim Cal preached at the ten oclock service at St Michael's Church on the parable of the Sower and the Seed. He assisted Rev George L Locke at the communion. Sanford and his wife visit his brother Charles Sanford on Bristol Neck and plan to return this week. A vestry meeting discussed the church centennial next November and an added choir room to the north side costing about 5000 dollars with 1800 on hand. A committee was named to raise the balance and approve plans, aiming to complete the addition for centennial consecration next year.
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Louis UO. Sanford
San Joaquim
Cal
St. Michael’s Church
George L. Locke
Sanford
Charles F. Sanford
Bristol Neck
Wallis E. Howe
Fot
W. Fred Wiliams
H. H. Cabot
Probate Court Proceedings Record Final Accounts and Appointments
The semi monthly Probate Court session presided by Judge Edward L. Leahy continued several matters. Final accounts of guardians and executors were set for November 21, while petitions for administrators and administratrixes were allowed or referred. Bond amounts and appraisers listed. several resignations and real estate sale petitions noted with conditional private sale terms.
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Edward L. Leahy
Marmaduke Mason
William H.thornley
Providence
John Harvey Merrill
Mary A. Snow
Mary E.S. Merrill
Benjamin M. MaccDougall
George Liebreich
James FP. Pierce
Frank H. Hammill
Joseph Rego Mello
Mary Jorge Mello
Bonda
Edward J. Quirk
Arthur Souza
George H. Pack
Catharine O'Connor
Catharine
Aboardian
Eliza Bullock
Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland
Ward
Fredericka Doringh
Mary Cunningham
John IL. Mandell
Louis A. Mandell
John O’connor
Uaharene O’connor
Trees Planted in Bristol by Tree Warden Samuel Kinder
About 200 young trees have been set out in Bristol thus far by Tree Warden Samuel Kinder and his force of men. The work is now going on on Wood street. The following contributions of trees to cost $3 each have been received. Have you given yours?
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Bristol
Samuel Kinder
Wood Street
Advertised Letters for Week Ending November
Advertised letters for the week end ing Nov include Capt. Edgar R. Watson Albert Bonnet Mia Venzenzo Lombardo Fran F Whiz Mary Waddy.
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Edgar R. Watson
Albert’ Bonnet
Mia Venzenzo Lombardo
Fran F. ‘Whiz
Mary ‘Waddy
No Reason for Doubt Rexall Product Ad
An old Rexall remedies advertisement promises relief from constipation with Rexall Orderlies. It claims complete relief or the medicine is free, touts gentle regularity, no griping or nausea, and suitability for children, elderly, and delicate persons. Available at The Rexall Store and The Hope Drug Co on Hope Street.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Rexall Store
Hope
Hope Street
Wouldn't You Like Her to Have a Sewing Machine Motor
A fragment questions if Sweethearts, whether mother wife sister or sweetheart, deserve a sewing machine motor to turn sewing into play rather than work amid the era of home labor and mechanized making.
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