Boston Store promotes cheap goods and honest merchandise
Boston Store proclaims its motto of honest merchandise with low prices. It touts yardage prices from 12 to 75 cents, blankets at 45 cents per pair, outings at 7 cents per yard, and a wide range of merino and all wool goods. Customers are urged to order for made to measure cloaks or capes with promised savings.
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Boston
Rhode Island
Local Clothier Promises Latest Styles and Direct Savings
You will find a more complete stock than ever, you will find the very latest styles, and as we have all our goods manufactured specially for our trade, we save our customers the jobbers' profit. Examine our stock of shirts, collars, cuffs and underwear, it will pay you well.
Anniversary of Bristol Sunday school 기록s and leaders
Superintendent George H. Peck opens with the 75th anniversary observance of Bristol Sunday school. The history traces the school from 1816 origins in the Baptist church through St Michael’s, revival roots, and successive homes until settling in the present church in 1856. It documents early leaders, officers, and dates, noting memory gaps but presenting a connected narrative from 1821 onward.
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Jordan
Baptist Church
Bristol
St. Michael's
Griswold
Stephen H. Tyng
Goree
North Wood Street
Daniel Slade
Crawford Easterbrooks
Wm. L
Infantry Armory
Wool Street
Academy
Court House
Church Streets
H. M. Thompson
Reformed Methodist
J. W. Hoar
Hoar
State Street
High Street
School Way
Allen Wardwell
Richard Smith
Wm. Pearsend
Wm. T. Waldron
Benj. Tilley
Benj. Foster
David Waldron
Thos
Keegan Lear Unite At St Marys In Quiet Bristol Wedding
John Edward Keegan and Margaret Theresa Lear were married at St Marys Bristol yesterday at 8 am in a ceremony conducted by Rev P McCabe. Best man Lieut John E Connolly of the Bristol Light Infantry and bridesmaid Miss Katherine Sullivan attended. A reception followed at the groom’s parents home from 8:30 to 11 am. The couple left on the 11:50 train to Boston and will reside on State street. Bristol
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St. Mary's Church
John Edward Keegan
Margaret Theresa Lear
P McCabe
John E Connolly
Bristol Light Infantry
Katherine Sullivan
Congregational Street
Keegan
Bristol
How to guard against the disease croup
Young mothers are advised on preventing and treating croup. The piece explains the origin from a common cold, identifies early signs like hoarseness and rough cough, and urges prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent or halt the attack, noting it contains no harmful ingredients and is sold by W. H. Buffington.
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Proup
Chamberlain
W. H. Buffington
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