History of M E Sunday School Continuation of Peck talk
A continuation of George H. Peck’s anniversary service outline reviews first forty years of the M E Sunday school. It lists several successive superintendents with brief biographical notes, roles in church work, and personal details, including Allen Waspwetxi Davis Guippina Greene Wrixham Johnson and Benj Grurrorp, with references to local places and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Peck
Allen Wazpwetxi
Providence
IonaBop Davis
E. K. Avery
Avery
Davis
Willliam Anderson
Lamb
Joan Guippina
Mary A. Gladding
R. B. Franklin
Ambrose Waldron
Bradford Street
James A. Miller
John B. Gough
Josephus
Philadelphia
Bristol
Thomas Greene
Charles A. Greene
Bristol Panornix
Namquit
Phebe F Greene
Jesus
Wrixham Johnson
State Street
High Street
Wm. Johnson
Wm. H. Davis
Johnson
California
Bens. H. Grurrorp
Munyon's 6000 Work Remedies Offer Self Cure
Munyon's improved homeopathic remedies promise self cure for all via a "Guide to Health." A 25 cent vial may cure after other methods fail, with testimonials nationwide. Buy from druggists. consult Prof. Munyon at 1505 Arch Street Philadelphia for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Prof
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Prominent Bristol Citizens Gain Local Armory Plan
Portrait notes of Wm H Baxnexy Harvey Houmes and Joan N. Bunezss as civic figures. Town Council discusses leasing land for a state armory, with $1 yearly rent and $300 annual state support, plus requirements for building and bonds. Also mentions a Pain Balm advertisement and local school improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm H
Hewan
Paawrx
Harvey Houmes
Bristol
Joan N. Bunezss
Armory to Rise on Bristol Town Land for 20 Year Lease
Capt Callan aims to lease a new armory building for twenty years at 300 dollars yearly with Boston Building and Loan Association constructing on town land. The plan includes a wood framed 85 by 64 foot drill hall and a 60 by 20 foot head house with four first floor rooms, a uniforms locker and billiard room on the second floor, and a gymnasium on the third. A heating pit and a rifle range are planned under the head house. Receipts for rent and other business are available at the Phoenix Office alongside 1896-97 style invitations and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Light Infantry
Gibson
Capt
Callan
Luke H Callan
Wood Street
Cullan
Wm. M Gorham
Lincoln Avenue
Franklin and
Oliver Streets
Munro Avenue
Callanhaa Plana
Capt. Callan
Boston Building and Loan Association
Building Association
Bristol
Providence
Luxurious Parlor Furnishings and Prices Across Styles
Black horsehair parlor suits rare elsewhere now in cherry and walnut. Brocatello suits with trimmings from 4500 up. Elegant twelve pattern suits in all colors at 75.00. Gold frame and Turkish suits range from 106.00 to 325.00. The Quaker Jr Art Range featured with sturdy construction and ornamental work. Tea Shelf price 25.00. Plymouth Ranges 16.00 18.00 22.00. Beauty Grand 2.00 model 25.00. Ingraing 40e to 75r. Tapestrien 60c. Brunsels 1.09 to 1.81. Velvets 1.00 to 1.25. Wilton Velves 1.50. Straw Matting 0.16 to unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker, Jr
Ingraing
Wilton Velve's
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. E. Sunday School
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus
Jcolius Bobs
Sioene Sparagus
Bright
Chicago
Fan Francises
R. L
C. W. Sparks
Hope St
Leonard Wells
East Brimfield
Mass
Holden
Mr. Wells
W. HB. Buffington
Phoenix
Phornix
Belmar Square
Glenwood
E Payments
John M. Dean Company
Westminster Street
Anubil Hall
E. C. Sparks
Winthrop
Dighton Furnace Co
Dighton Furnace Company
North Dighton
Taunton, Mass
Cleveland Bicycle
H. A. Lozier & CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Broadway
New York City
McAllister Street
San Francisco
Cal
Holburn Viaduct
London
Place de la Madelaine
Paris
Toledo
Thompsonville
Toronto Junction
Ontario
King Philip
James F.scanlon
Bradford St
C. Volino
Constitution and High Streets
W.H. Bell & CO
R. I
H. R. Davis
Bickford
Howest
High ST
Bradford
High Streets
John M. Cogceshall
Golden Boot
Practical Shoemaker
Bes
New England
Anderson
James Anderson
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