Funeral notices for Turner Hartley Peate and Collard
The town records three funerals with services and interment details. Captain Robert N. Turner died last Thursday, with prayers at his Hope Street home and a 10 00 a.m. choral service at Trinity Church. interment at South Cemetery. Joseph Hartley Peate died recently, with services at 2 p.m. at 25 Hope Street and burial in North Cemetery. Frederic Collard died last Thursday, a Requiem Mass at St Mary’s Church and burial in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Robert N. Turner
Hope Street
Barnabas Church
Stottsgills
Sehureh
Wilson Paradise
Abe
Mod Ee
South Cemetery
Warren
John H. Bailey, Jr
Oha
W. Best
J. Barnard Frendt
Rank” Weston
Henry
W. Boynton
John Usher, Jr
Joseph
Hartley Peate
Ucted
A. C. McGilton
State Street M. E
Lawrence
Mass
North Cemetery
Frederic Collard
St. Mary’s Church
Francis Duffy
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Fifth District Court Docket: Two Cases Continued and Answered
In the Fifth District Court yesterday with Judge Hammill absent Ernesto Teddosio’s assault case was continued one week. The civil suit Frank G. Moura versus Manuel N. Pimental was entered and answered with a jury trial claimed.
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Fifth District Court
F. H. Hammill
Ernesto Teddosio
Nicola Abatantone
Frank G. Moura
Manuel N. Pimental
Obituary of William F Magee of Constitution Street
William F Magee 36 died yesterday morning at 96 Constitution Street after a year long illness. He was born in town to Frances and the late Thomas Magee, worked as a grocery clerk at McCaw’s, and co owned Stuart Magee breeders of prize fowls. Survived by his mother and brother Richard T Magee, he belonged to St Michael's Church. Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 from his residence with Rev George L Locke officiating. burial in North Cemetery.
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William Francis Magee
Constitution Street
Mr. Magee
Frances Magee
Thomas Magee
Samuel McCaw
High
Constitution Streets
Stuart—& Magee
Richard T. Magee
Jackson Street
Providence
St. Michael’s Church
Comrade John L. Nason Dies at Soldiers' Home
Comrade John L. Nason died at the Soldiers' Home Sunday in his 71st year. Born in Newport, he served in Company L Ninth Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War. He was admitted Nov. 23, 1910. A Newport sister survives. Funeral held at 1:30 from the Home with Rev. Charles E. McCoy officiating. Interment in the Soldiers' lot, North Cemetery.
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John L. Nason
Bristol Man Marries Philadelphia to Pittsburg Editor
James Frederick Schofield, longtime night editor for the Associated Press in Pittsburg, wed Miss Sarah Nancy Wheeler in Pittsburg at her mother’s home. The ceremony featured satin duchesse gown and floral decor, with a reception and plan to settle in Denniston avenue after October 1 following a Lake Michigan trip.
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James Frederick Schofield
Phoenix
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Associated Press
Sarah Nancy Wheeler
Franklin College
New Athens
Ohio
J . McClurkin
Shadysidenited Presbyterian Church
Louise Wheeler
Valley Marine
Thanksgiving Day church services and dinners announced
Thanksgiving services will be held at Trinity Church St Michaels Church State Street M E Church and First Congregational Church with specified times and pastors. Special Thanksgiving dinners are planned at multiple local homes and institutions including the Children's Home Soldiers' Home Home for Aged Women and Men Mattie B S Rockwell Convalescent Home and Town Asylum.
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Trinity Church
Charles E. McCoy
St.Michael’s Church
State Street M. E
F. E. Talbeet
First Congregational Church
St. Mary’s
St. Elizabeth
Children’s Home
Soldiers’ Home
Home For
Benjamin Church Home For
Mattie B. S. Rockwell
Town Asylum
Patriotism Through State Militia Training Urged
A wartime service urged patriotic citizens to support state militia training amid fears of European conflict. Col Brayton praised the flag as church choirs performed under Thomas Chantler and Arthur Newman at a Pawtucket church, followed by a luncheon for militia members in the vestry.
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Europe
Cardinal Gibbons
Col. Brayton
M. E. Church
Pawtucket
Thomas Chantler
Arthur T. Newman
The
Phenix
Paymaster Office Clerks Beat Invoice Clerks at YMCA Alleys
The paymaster’s office clerks defeated the invoice clerks of the National India Rubber Company on the YMCA alleys last Friday evening, taking two strings from three. F. Wilson was high man with a three string total of 315. The scores:
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National India Rubber Company
F. Wilson
W. Foster
R. Farrally
Nelle
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Bristol Resident
Mrs. Thomas Meiggs of 70 Franklin Street Bristol reports kidney trouble from a cold causing back pain. After two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills relief followed, with no return for nearly three years. Purchased at J H Young & Co Drug Store, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Bristol
Thomas Meiggs
Franklin Street
Doan
Large bathhouse floats into harbor during southeast gale
The bathhouse stored at Walker's Island for about a year, formerly at the slip near Church street, floated out during the southeast gale Friday night. It drifted toward the harbor center and ended near the Misses Barns property, damaged and towed to the Church street ferry at dawn. A sailboat owned by Rufus Murray was torn from Walker's Cove moorings and carried across the harbor toward the Middleton property.
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Walker’s Island
Church Street
Rufus Murray
Walker’s Cove
Local automobile registrations listed for Bristol and Warren owners
Registration records show 14544 Charles B Rockwell Jr Bristol Olds 19.6 hp touring car. 16703 Osiah Peckham Bristol Ford 22 hp touring car. 46 James T Haines Bristol Chevrolet 21 hp touring car. 20245 Albert J Hathaway Warren Jackson 32 hp touring car. 20206 Silas Rooney Warren Buick.
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Office
The
State Board of Public Roads
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
Bristol
Olds
Osiah Peckham
Ford
H. P
James T. Haines
Chevrolet
Albert J. Hathaway
Warren
Jackson
Silas Rooney
Buick
Car owners and models listed in Warren area notice
The document lists names and vehicles including Robert Leach Warren with a Hupmobile 16 hp runabout, Henry W. Hopkins Warren with a Cadillac 32.4 hp coupe, and Frederick S. Peck Barrington with a Franklin 31 hp touring car, along with numeric identifiers.
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H. P. Teonte
Robert Leach
Warren
Hupmobile
H. P
Henry W. Hopkins
Cadillac
Frederick S. Peck
Barrington
Franklin
Probate Court Rules on Claims and Discontinuation
A special Probate Court session led by Judge Edward L. Leahy allowed Dr. R. S. Church's claim against Edward Anthony's estate. The petition to confirm a prior decree in John O'Connor's estate was discontinued.
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Edward L. Leahy
R. S. Church
Edward Anthony
John O’connor
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief from Cold
An old promotional ad urges taking Dr King s New Discovery after a cold to prevent bronchial or lung complications. It claims the remedy aids the body in fighting germs and offers bottles for 50 cents and up.
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P. McElvogue
Bristol Reader
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Howard Edwards
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