Obituary of John Mandell at 31 Catherine Street
John Mandell died at his home on Catherine street after a short illness. Born in Germany about 80 years ago, he served in the 1848 German Army and immigrated to the United States, living in Boston for 20 years before settling in Bristol in 1875. He worked at Phenix Sugar Refinery and later at the National India Rubber Company, retiring years ago. Survived by his wife and four sons Augustus and Frederick of Malden and Louis and John of Bristol, his funeral was held at his residence, with Rev. George L. Locke officiating. Interment was at North Cemetery. The community remembers him as a respected, quiet citizen with many friends.
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John Mandell
Catherine Street
Moiday
Mr. Mandell
Germany
Boston
Bristol
Phenix
Ohames Street
National India Rubber Company
Augustus
Frederick Mandell
Malden
Mass
Louis
George L. Locke
St. Michael's Church
S’radericok Marz
Charles Klin
Henry Opitz
John Oxrihbmann
North Cemetery
Mandel
Burns Vermette United in Joyful Early Morning Wedding
John J. Burns and Miss Lucy M. Vermette wed at St Marys Church with Rev Thomas J Fitzpatrick officiating. Guests from Fall River Woonsocket Providence and Warren attended. The couple, both of Bristol, plan a short honeymoon and will reside at 410 Thames street after. The bride wore lilac gray satin with lace, a picture hat and carried white pinks. bridesmaid wore steel gray. A reception followed at the bride’s home. Mr. Burns is a fire company foreman and the couple were honored by Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company and entrusted with gifts.
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St. Mary’s
John J. Burns
Lucy M. Vermette
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Fall River
Woonsocket
Providence
Warren
Marie R. Vermette
Euolide Vermette
Thames Street
Charles
Elizabeth
Bouford) Vermette
National India Rubber Company
Newman Brothers
Hope Street
Raymond P. Smith
Burns
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Ereation Engine and Hose Co
O. I
Hydraulion
Daniel G. Coggeshall
In Memoriam at St John’s Helena Ark 1907
Minutes from a Vestry meeting of St John’s Church Helena Ark adopt an obituary note for Rev Elmer A Rounds deacon assistant minister who died August 11 1907. The record honors his earnest preaching and personal kindness to parishioners and boys, expresses sorrow for the diocese and community, and wishes him “The Victor’s Crown of Gold.”
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St. John's Church
Helena
Ark
Paradise
Elmer A. Rounds
St. John's Parish
Rounds
Proverb on Comfort and Money in an Old Tale
A fragment from a historical piece notes a miser created to test how little real comfort money brings, highlighting the irony between wealth and kinship. The line reflects on value, affection, and transactional bonds in past social thought.
Free to Rheumatism Sufferers Ad Offers Free Urio-O Trial
An old time drug advertisement promises free Urio-O rheumatism cures to skeptics who mail name and address to The Smith Drug Co. Syracuse. It asserts Urio-O clears uric acid from blood and claims nationwide fame. Also promotes Rings Dyspepsia Tablets and Pinesalve Carb olized by local seller O W Sparks with quick relief claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug Co
Smith
O. W. Sparks
Chaloux and Dupuis Married at St Marys Church
George Chaloux and Miss Emma Dupuis both of this town were married this morning at St Marys Roman Catholic Church during the 7:80 o clock mass. Rev. Thomas J. Fitzpatrick, pastor, performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chaloux
Emma Dupuis
St. Mary’s
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Naval Reserve Election in Rhode Island unit
The Bristol Naval Reserves Armory hosted the election of officers for the First Division Naval Battalion of Rhode Island. Edward J. Prest was elected Lieutenant Commander, Merton A. Obesman Lieutenant Junior Grade, and Lt. George E. Cutting resigned, leaving the position of Battalion Commander held by William C. Bliss. Detailing past service, Lt. Gladding resigns as Commander but remains Navigator.
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WSS
Jacekaduga
Naval Battalion
Rhode Island
Bristol Naval Reserves
Edward J. Prest
Merton
A. Obeesman
Edward P. Gladding
George E. Cutting
William C. Bliss
John D. Dimond
Lient
Edward P.gladding
Aliea
Lieut
Gladding
United States Navy
Spain
Prest
Mx. Cheesman
Bristol Train of Artillery
Col
Cheesman
Naval Reserves
Coming Events in Bristol and Area Delights
A sequence of local events announced for late November to December includes a cake and chicken chowder sale at State Street M E Church on Nov 12 from 5 p.m. under Ladies Aid. Bristol Dramatic Co at Bristol Opera House presenting The Moonshiner's Daughter. a Fair at G A R Hall Nov 26 to Dec 8 by Rhode Island Company Uniform Bank No 1 of P. Nov 28 Lone Tree Mine melodrama at Bristol Opera House. Rommate Sale Nov 31 at east of Bristol Hotel by Epworth League. Artillery Hall Fair Dec 7 to 16 by King Philip Fire Engine No 1. Minstrel entertainment Nov 25-26 at Bristol Opera House by Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co No 1. Dec 5 Supper and sale State Street M E Church parlors by Women’s Home Missionary Society. Dec 6 Philsathon plays chicken pie supper for Baptist Church. ongoing community events with multiple venues and sponsors.
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State Street
M. E. Church
Ladies Aid Society
Bristol Dramatic Co
Bristol Opera House
G.A. R. Hall
Rhode Island Company
Uniform Bank
Albion Dramatic Club
Apt
Lone Tree Mine
Bristol Hotel
Epworth League of State Street
Artillery Hall
King Philip Fire Engine
Hydraulion Engine. and Hose Co
State Street M
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Baptist Ohurch
Ohuroh
Probate Court approves Wardwell will in special session
A special Probate Court session before Judge F H Hammi h approved the will of William T O Wardwell with codicil and named Industrial Trust Company as executor with a 350000 bond. Appraisers were John P Reynolds James O McChurch and Benjamin M MacDougall. The inventory of Helen L Howard estate was allowed for allowance.
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F. H. Hammih
William T. O. Wardwell
Industrial Trust Company
John P. Reynolds
James O. Qcichurch
Benjamin M. MacDougall
Helen L. Howard
Pile remedy marketed in collapsible tube
The advertisement promotes Man Zan Pile Remedy a collapsible tube applicator for sore inflamed piles addressing pain itching and burning. It promises soothing relief with a 60 cent price and a guarantee. Sold by O W Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sparks
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The
WII
Moonshiner
Gorwam
Conley
Brothers’ Confectionery Store
James Dixon
Church Street
Piso’s
Burns—Vermette
Pineule Medicine CO
Chicago
C. W.sparks
Ene
Tléphont
Socdota
Dristere
Edwin Baker
South Main ST
M. W. Schoen
Scribner’s Magazine
Liberal
Charles Scribner’s Sons, Publishers
New York
Chaloux—Dupuis
Naval Reserve
Scott
Probate Court
Joseph A. Arnold
William T. O'Donnell
R. I
Fonn
Martelly
Wood St
Ada
A. L. Biashton
Aished
Melle
Obing Co
N.Y
C. Sparks Oyg
Biatehien Bros
High Bt
Namquit Worsted Mills
Bristol, R. I
Ivers & Pond
Lston St
R. P. Smith
William Street
York
East River
N. Y
Wall St
A. W. Orgelman
Nso
Snow, Brothers
Prest & Dixon
George W. McGann
J. H. Wall & Co
Waldron-Brownell CO
Bradford Street
Durant & Martelly
Highstreet
Bay View
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