Bristol caucus ends abruptly after heated adjournment vote
A tumultuous Bristol caucus at Ar tillery Armory ended about half an hour after opening as the chairman faced a stormy crowd. About 400 attendees included many Democrats and some Republicans. Col. Callan led a fierce attack on the State Central Committee’s tactics while Dreyer faced hostile claims and calls for a paper ballot. The event ended with an adjournment amid cries of unfairness and threats of further political agitation.
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Bristol
Artillery Armory
Democratic State Uentral Committee
Fitzsimmons
State Central Committee
F. Herman Dreyer
Dreyer
Col. L. H. Callan
Col. Callan
Bristol Democracy
Mir. Cnairman
Uebh
Goddard
Col. Colt
van Callan
Mr. Dorstrom
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Coggeshall
Dan
Democratic Town Committee
Republican Town Committee
John Ll. Gladding
John‘McHlvogue
Town Committee
Annual Meeting of Bristol County Teachers Association
About 100 people from three Bristol County towns attended the Bristol County Teachers Association annual meeting at Grand Army Hall. J P Reynolds presided and announced officers to be elected, with Gov Utter unable to attend due to illness. Rev W H P Faunce of Brown University gave the address on teaching methods, followed by musical solos and refreshments.
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Bristol County Teachers’ Association
Grand Army Hall
Bristol County
J. P. Reynolds
Camobell
Barrington
Emma Brown
Warren
Julia Gorham
Blanche West
Charlotte Young
Reynolds
George H. Utter
Jeremiah F. Ganey
Treasury
William ¥. Miner
John P. Reynolds
Bristol
Claire G. Persons
Elizabeth W. Gardiner
Jeremiah F’.Ganey
W. OH. P. Faunce
Brown University
Annual Meeting of the Y M C A Members
The annual meeting in the association building reported progress in all lines. Re-elected for three years were George A Arnold Dr A M Merriman John W Best W Fred Fish B M MacDougall and J F Farrally. Fish re-elected Recording Secretary Parmenas Skinner Jr Treasurer Ezra Dixon as five year Board of Trust member. Wallis E Howe re-elected President Wendell R Davis Vice President. The board thanked Mrs Rockwell and others for recent entertainments. We would have more ideal cities but for the lack of ideal citizens.
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Vedo
Bhowsa Ss
Diasgets Widas Terar
George A. Arnold
A. M. Merriman
John W. Best
W. Fred Fish
B. M. MacDou
Association
Lewis Birth in Town Grows Family Ties
In this town on October 2 a son was born to Mr and Mrs John Taylor Lewis. He is the grandson of former Lieutenant Governor W T C Wardwell.
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Lewis
John Taylor Lewis
W. T. C. Wardwell
Obituaries of Bosworth and Lawless in Two Cities
In this town on September 29 Ly man B. Bosworth aged 70 years 9 months and 29 days. In Los Angeles California on September 20 Mrs Harriett Lawless in the 91st year of her age.
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Bosworth
Lyman B. Bosworth
Lawless
Los Angeles
Cal
Harriett Lawless
Collision near Hampden meadow station injures two cars
Saturday evening near the Barrington river bridge Frederick Fullam of Taunton drove a Steam coal company agent's car with Charles L. Macomber and two women. Col. Colt's car carried Col. 8 P Colt and Miss Primrose Colt and Merton A. Obheesman. Both vehicles suffered damage, occupants shaken but unharmed. Colt's car returned to Bristol.
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Barrington River Bridge
Hampden Meadow Station
Frederick Fullam
Staples Q Coal Co
Taunton
8. P. Colt
Col. Colt
Primrose’Oolt
LeBaron B. Colt
Merton A. Obheesman
Mr. Fullam
Charles L. Macomber
Ol. Colt
Bristol
Real Estate Transfer Filed for Record at Mt. Hove Lot
Robert Newbold transfers ownership of a Mt. Hove land lot to Horace H. Rogers in a town clerk filed document. The record notes a real estate transfer between named individuals for a specific lot.
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Robert Newbold
Horace H. Rogers
Mt. Hove
Probate Court Names Executors and Administratrix in Two Estates
The Probate Court session under Judge F. H. Hammill received the will of Elizabeth R. Simmons for probate naming Emma E. Carey and Mary R. Fish as executrixes with bond 7000. It also received the will of Helena T. B. DeWolf for probate with Annie E. Wardwell appointed administratrix with will annexed, bond 200. Appraisers listed, and various accounts and inventories for estates including George W. Diman, William L. West, Annie Slocum, and George S. Easterbrooks. A guardian petition to sell real estate was received and ordered noticed.
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F. H. Hammill
Elizabeth R. Simmons
Emma E. Carey
Mary R. Fish
Frank B. Watson
Robert McKay
George H. Peck
Helena T. B. DeWolf
Annie E. Wardwell
Samuel D. Wardwell
H. F. Bennett
Samuel
Fanny R. de Wolf
George S. Easterbrooks
Don’t criticize your neighbor set him an example
A concise adage urges restraint and constructive conduct toward neighbors. It advocates leading by example rather than fault finding, suggesting personal actions as persuasive discipline. The saying emphasizes self-improvement before criticizing others.
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