Reception and Banquet for State Street Church Choir
A reception and banquet honoring the State Street M. E. Church choir was hosted by the Official Board last evening. About 60 people attended, with rooms decorated in red and white paper and flowers. The program included piano solo, welcome address, readings, soprano and choir selections, culminating in bouquets and carnations for guests. Victor Gelb of Providence catered, with committee members William H. Maxfield, George Richardson, and Miss Lillian G. Lather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street M. E
Sbhurd
Sarah Bosworth
John McVay
Lillian Nicholas
Mae Rounds
Edith Maxfield
Victor Gelb
Providence
William H. Maxfield
George Richardson
Lillian G. Lather
Scarlet Fever Epidemic Fears Rise in Valley Town
Two Kenney children from Valley school fall ill with scarlet fever raising alarm. Health authorities learn of the disease and act. Valley school second and third grades closed, plus fumigation of three rooms. About a dozen cases in town. All Valley building schools shut. notes from Superintendent J P Reynolds require physician certificate after three days absence.
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Frank
Wiliam Kenney
Valley School
Kenney
Frank White
Becaus
Nerk
J. P. Reynolds
St Mary's Bean Supper and Address on Intemperance
St Marys T A society held a bean supper and entertainment Tuesday evening with many members present. William H Connery acted as toast master and Rev Charles Edwards delivered an address on the evils of intemperance. He urged efforts to enroll all young men in town. Remarks by Col L H Callan and Patrick P Walsh. Helpers included Soles John Vera Joseph L Duffy Patrick Coyne Henry Norton Robert G Newbold. Entertainment committee: Anthony McGarvey William Leahy Patrick Coyne Cornelius Gallagher Frank Byrnes Fred Foster John Neary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s T. A. Society
William H. Connery
Charles Edwards
Col. L. H. Callan
Patrick P. Walsh
Soles
John Vera
Joseph L. Duffy
Patrick Coyne
Henry Norton
Robert G. Newbold
Anthony McGarvey
William Leahy
Cornelius Gallagher
Frank Byrnes
Fred Foster
John Neary
Gandy Drops Advertise Assorted Lozenges and Prices
The notice lists Gandy Lemon Drops Licorice Drops Horehound Drops Peppermint Drops Cream Wintergreen and Slippery Elm Lozenges with price 42 cents per pound. Includes company name Ib. Slippery Elm Lozenges Inc. and Ib. as identifiers.
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Slippery Elm Lozenges, Inc
Rubber men like Congo deal eyed by Colt in New York
Col Samusl P. Colt said neither he nor his firm seeks finance from the American Congo Company, though he welcomed the venture as boosting rubber supplies and lowering crude rubber costs. He cited Congo output growth from 47 tons in 1889 to 4861 tons in 1905 and noted new extraction processes may cut costs and raise production.
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Samusl P. Colt
New York
New American Congo Company
American Congo Company
United States Rubber Company
Congo Free State
Origo
Seereee Projectory
Orie Tew’ Company
De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed for Piles
The salve is praised for all uses of a salve and especially for piles. A long standing market item trusted by thousands of families. Sold by W. H. Buffington.
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DeWitt
DeWitt’s
W. H. Buffington
Coming Events for Bristol Village This Week
November 28 Thanksgiving eve social at the Y M C A Rooms. November 28 Wednesday evening dance under St Charles Branch 681 L C B U G A R Hall. November 29 Bristol Opera House three act comedy The Golden Guild by Imperial Dramatic Club. December 5 Fete of the Nations in Memorial Chapel Congregational Club. January 1 Uncle Riles comedy diadia by Bristol Dramatic Company in Bristol Opera House.
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St. Charles Branch
G. A. R. Hall
Thursaday
Bristol Opera
The
Golden Guild
Imperial Dramatic Club
Congregational Club
Riles
Bristol Dramatic Company
Bristol Opera Houage
No Spitting Signs at the Post Office Opinion
A reader praises new no spitting signs in the post office corridors and urges similar signs in all public buildings and stores. They suggest the Town Council place signs on sidewalks if supported by residents and call for collective civic effort.
Digestive Aid Claims Cure for Indigestion in Kohol
An advert claims the best treatment for indigestion is to rest the stomach and test it with a digestant. A teaspoon of Kohol allegedly digests 3 000 grains of food at the proper temperature, relieving discomfort and aiding stomach function. Sold by W. Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Buffington
Bet on a Lasting Union In a Witty Exchange
In a playful dialogue, Mrs Olde Bird bets she will never marry, challenging the speaker to prove otherwise. Miss Old Bird reacts with delighted surprise as the bet grows into a humorous promise of change. The scene centers on flirtation and social expectations in a lighthearted exchange.
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S. B. Paull
E. G. Spooner
G. W. Simmons
Emma E. Carey
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Bradford Street
Bristol & Warren Water Works
Waldron-Browne] Co
S. Golyxes
State Street
Christian Register
Gandy
Smith Brothers
Dr. Tucker
Dean
Huyler
Gorton
Congo
Samuel P. Colt
U.S. Dental Association
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Who &Hows
National Cigar Stands
Horest
Warner
the Run
Thumpen
Cleveland Press
B. L. Plug
Little Rhody
G. W. Sparks
COR
Hope and State Streerts
Barnaby
J.B. Barnaby CO
Dorranca and
Westminster
Providence, R. L
Ruth
A. H. Newton
Warren
Behelit-Epwortis League
Warren “We Church
Bristol
Elizabeth Carey Orpah Pardon Kenney - Messenger
Bunn, M
F.e.clark
Hope Drug Company
Apothecaries
Hope Street
Ghurgh Street
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M. W. Sohoen
M. W. Schoen
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