Obituary for Elizabeth Brodie Reynolds of Hope Street
Elizabeth Brodie Reynolds died at her home 958 Hope Street about 7 yesterday morning after a three and a half year illness. Born in town March 5 1886 she was the eldest daughter of John Post Reynolds, longtime superintendent of schools. A nurse trained at St Mary's Hospital New York, she lived much of her illness in a sunlit room added to her home. Survived by her parents four sisters Catherine Madeline Mary and Margaret Reynolds, the family receives community sympathy. Funeral Monday at 11 at Trinity Church conducted by Rev W R Trotter.
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Elizabeth Brodie Reynolds
Hope Street
Deaconness’ Hospital
Boston
Geynolds
John Post Reynolds
St. Mary’s Hospital
Trinity Church
Catherine A
Madeline
Mary
Margaret Reynolds
Thomas Gayton Dies After Illness at 78
Thomas Gayton died last evening around 9 at his Bristol Neck home after months of illness and a stroke. A Plympton, Massachusetts native, he was 77 or 78, and is survived by two sons and two daughters including William and James. Funeral is Sunday at 1 p.m. from his residence.
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Thomas Gayton
Bristol Neck
Mr. Gayton
Plympton
Mass
Joseph
Elizabeth
Nash) Gayton
England
Gaston
William
James
Bristol
Neok
Mary Fales
Alexander G. Fales
Connecticut
Open Air School in France News Feature
A Wide World Magazine excerpt describes open air schooling in France and other nations. It highlights brighter classrooms, airy settings, and outdoor lessons where children learn amid sky and grass. The piece notes similar experiments in the United States and Berlin with short lessons and outdoor play.
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France
Mme. de Maintenon
United States
Berlin
Wide World
Births in town announce two newborns this month
Moore family welcomes a son born November 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Moses Moore in this town. Codola family welcomes a daughter born November 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerando Codola in this town.
Obituaries Notice From Warren Area Cemeteries
West In Warren Ada M wife of John R West died in her 58th year Thurber In Warren Colvin Literber died in his 75th year Gayton In this town Thomas Gayton aged 77 years 10 months Reynolds In this town Elizabeth Brodie Reynolds aged 28 years 8 months 17 days Funeral Monday at 11 o'clock at Trinity Church Relatives invited to attend Quote I love the good will of my fellow not for what it may bring me but because it is their good will.
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West
Warren
Ada M
John R. West
Thurber
Colvin Literber
Gayton
Thomas Gayton
Reynolds
Elizabeth Brodie Reynolds
Trinity Church
Mysteries Defeat Hayseeds in Three Straight Strings
Last night Mysteries swept Hayseeds three straight. Sunnysides won two of three against Twenty-threes. O Hill broke the three string record of 820 with 331 and totals 102 average over nine strings.
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O. Hill
J. B. Newman
Hill
Hay's Hartine Soap cures eczema and skin diseases
Advertisement from Newark New Jersey by W Sparks Druggist promoting Hay's Hartine Soap as a cure for eczema rough and chapped skin and all skin diseases. Claims the product keeps skin fine and soft and offers free books with a 2 cent request.
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Newark
N. J
W. Sparks Druxaist
Prices in local grocery and incident notes of Warren
Prices in the Phenix issue list best granulated sugar 81 per 193g, coffee sugar 1 per 21 lbs, light brown sugar 1 for 22 lbs, Haxall flour 4.60 per barrel, pure leaf lard 8 cents per lb, 10 lb pail 75 cents, creamery butter 25 cents per lb, Early Rose potatoes 65 cents per bushel. Incendiary fire destroys rear barn on Thames Street, two horses killed, barn owned by John W. Eddy, rented by O F Gladding. Also milk dealers meet to fix quart price at 6 to 6.5 cents. de Wolf couple sail to Cannes. Major Barrett to Florida. Walsh house-warming on Bourn Street. brakeman George Cady killed between Bristol and Warren. gas-house explosion on North Main Street injures two workers. Additional notes from 1889 report weddings, visits, sermons, and mining tale from Colorado. state butter price 250 per pound, steak offer, sugar price listed.
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York State
O. F. Gladding
Thames Street
Hope Street
New York
Cannes
France
Arthur W. Barrett
Florida
James J. Walsh
Walsh
Bourn Street
Warren
Bristol
Usarlson & Solsin
Country Fair awards and exhibitors at show
Joseph Breck Company donated a 50 pound bag of chick food for best pullet while the best hen prize went to John Usher. J F Kenyon of Pawtucket won a roll of amatite roofing donated by Captain Cartier First Regiment U R K of P for top exhibitor points. J H Bailey Jr claimed a setting of Rhode Island Red eggs donated by Elwin A Hill for the best Rhode Island Red exhibit.
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Joseph Breck Company
John Usher
Joesph Breck Company
J.F. Kenyon
Pawtucket
Capt. Cartier
First Regiment
U. R
K. of P
J. H. Bailey, Jr
Rhode Island
Elwin A. Hill
Demara Presents High Caliber Moving Pictures at Bristol Opera House
Demara’s Bristol program drew large crowds with strong moving pictures and vaudeville. The Salvini Brothers impressed audiences, and tomorrow features Annette Kellerman in water acts and a premier picture plus the Wilsons and Gracca Ingraham. Seats at curtain rise command premium. matinees 5c and 10c, evenings 10c and 15c.
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Demara
Bristol Opera House
Salvini Brothers
Domara
Annette Kellerman
Miss Kellerman
Keith
the Wilsons
Gracca Ingraham
Polly of the Circus comes to Testa Imperial Theatre
Edith Taliaferro stars Polly of the Circus at Providence Imperial Theatre for a weeklong engagement with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. The production, by Frederica Thompson from Margaret Mayo, blends circus life with a minister’s romance as Polly recovers from a fall and the couple face parish opposition before reclaiming life on stage. Seats go on sale Wednesday, Nov. 24.
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Edith Taliaferro
Tte
Polly
Circus
Imperial Theatre
Providence
Polly of
Equestrienne
Frederic Thompson
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