Tobin and Levere wedding at St Marys Church
Miss Mary E Levere and John A Tobin were married at St Marys Church by Rev Charles A Edwards. The ceremony featured Lohengrin and Mendelssohns tunes, with bridesmaid Catherine Levere and groomsman Thomas Tobin attending. A reception followed at 363 High Street with close relatives and gifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Mary E. Levere
John A. Tobin
Charles A. Edwards
Witners
Mary HE. Pierce
Mendelssohn
Catherine VY. Levere
Thomas J. Tobin
Wedding of Miss Levere and Mr Tobin in Bristol
The couple left on the noon train for a two day wedding trip to New York and will live on High street upon return. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Levere, is a popular member of the Ladies Auxiliary to St. Mary's T. A. society wearing a garnet broadcloth traveling suit. The groom, once with Doyle & Tobin and now in the painting trade, is known for athletic sports and was long the Bristol baseball team’s first baseman. Friends extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
High Street
John Levere
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Mary’s T. A. Society
Doyle & Tobin
Bristol
Coming Events Nec 8 and December concerts listed
Monday evening subscription dance in Grand Army Hall by Herreshoff Marine Band orchestra. December 5 memorial chapel concert titled Feta of the Nations under Congregational Club. June 1 Uncle Silas comedy drama by Bristol Dramatic Company at Bristol Opera House.
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Nec
Grand Army Hall
Herreshoft’s
Marine Band Orchestra
Memorial Chapel
Congregational Club
Silas
Bristol Dramatic Company
Bristol Opera House
Allcock Plaster Promoted For Back Pain Relief
Marion Harland extols Eve's Daughters authoritatively while an advertisement urges constant use of Allcock's Plaster for back pain. The plaster is described as providing sustained warmth and tonic effects, to be worn over the seat of discomfort for days or weeks as needed.
Town Council Grants Licenses and Requests
At the Town Council meeting held Wednesday evening licenses for saloon hotel and druggists were granted. John Conley’s victualling license for Easter Brooks block was approved. Providence Telephone Company license to set poles and wires along Barton street and Pearse avenue was approved. Narragansett Electric Lighting Company proposed street light price reductions. Clerk instructed to revise and bind land plats.
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John Conley
Easterbrooks
Providence Telephone Company
Barton Street
High
Hope Streets
Pearse Avenue
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company
Widow Overtakes Timid Fred In Marriage Tale
Tom discusses Fred suddenly marrying a widow. Jack explains the widow did the pursuing, not Fred, revealing an unexpected and humorous twist in a small-town rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Fred
Jack
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Syrup
Advertisement notes Kennedy's Laxative contains Honey and Tar to move the bowels and claims no opiates. It contrasts with opiate-based syrups and asserts compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by W. Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
W. 4. Buffington
Death of German Settler Diedrick Mohlenkamp
Diedrick Mohlenkamp a respected town citizen died last evening at his home on First School street after a long illness of several diseases He was born in Germany May 11 1817 aged 89 years 6 months and 18 days He came to this country as a young man worked at the Old Sugar Refinery on Thames street His wife died 17 years ago He leaves three nieces Mrs Elizabeth Leitiger who with him resided and others in Malden and East Boston He was among the first Germans in town The funeral will be Sunday from his home at 20 o'clock Rev Dr Locke of St Michaels church will conduct services Interment at North cemetery
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Diedrick Mohlenkamp
Flist School Street
Germany
Jacob
Anna Mohlenkamp
Thames Street
Elizabeth Leitiger
Malden
Boston
School Street
Locke
St. Michael's Church
North Cemetery
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Offers Refund if Appointment Fails
An old classified style note promises a remedy for piles with itching bleeding and blind symptoms. It asserts a guaranteed cure and that refunds are authorized if the appointment fails within eight to fourteen days. The ad is priced at 50 cents.
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Marion Harland
America
Eve
Des
Covent
Moss & Krieger
Mathewson Street
Providence
Chichester Chemical Company
Madison Block
Philadelphia
C. H. Straight
Nathan K. Munroe
Ann M. E. Munroe
Rhode Island
Brstat
Rhode
Ormerly
George Fales
Wiliam
Pegram & Cooke
Eys
Vaccaro Bros
Franklin Street
Maa
Barnaby
New England
Barnaby’s
Meltons
Hee
Corner
Dorrance and Westminster Sts
Providence, R. I
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Louisville Courier-Jour-nal
James Mack
Onora Mack
Mott
Aaron Easterbrooks
Norgherly
Hasterbrooks
Honora Mack
John Christie
William T. O’donnell
R. I
Jeremiah Bosworth
Juniper Lane
Lyman B. Bosworth
Charles Marum
Queentibatt
Bosworth
Sene
Esworth
Illiam T. O'Donnell
U.S. Dental Association
Werminster Street
David E. Carter
STUDO
Conrad Building
Gertrude Talbee Dimond
John Shepard
S. Goldes
State Street
Smith
R. P. Smith
Easterbrooks Block
S. B. Paull
E. G. Spooner
M. W. Schoen
Aus
W. Schoen
Hope
Institution
Sts
Glendale
Edward C. Morrissey
Hope Street
Trinity Parish House
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