Obituary of Sanford W Flowers Local resident dies after long illness
Sanford W Flowers died at his Lincoln avenue home after a year with arteriosclerosis. Born June 5 1854 in Moffitts ville New York he lived here over 20 years and worked at National India Rubber Company factory until a year ago. Survived by eight daughters one son a sister 24 grandchildren and his wife who died two years ago. Funeral tomorrow with burial in Saranac New York. he held membership in Saranac Lodge 778 I O O F and State Street Methodist Church.
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Sanford W. Flowers
Lincoln Avenue
Mr. Flowers
Moffittsville
N. Y
Alexander and
Mary Wilson Flowers
National Ndia Rubber Company
Charles Keysor
Burlington Flats
Roy A. Miller
Willsboro
Charles FE. Perkins
Medford
Mass
Thomas H. Warner
Archibald M. Miller
William J. Crowley
Harold E. Hill
Ina Lillian Flowers
Roy A. Flowers
New Haven Railroad
Riverside
Effie Jordan
Saranac Lake
Flowers
Saranac Lodge
Saranac
State Street M E
Saranac, N. Y
Jewish Yom Kippur Services End at Sunset
Jewish observances for Yom Kippur began Sunday evening at the High street synagogue and closed at sunset yesterday. The services were led by Harry Rosen of Providence with assist from Hirsch Dominsky of Fall River.
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High Street
Harry Rosen
Providence
Hirsch Dominsky
Fall River
Republican Caucus slate chosen for General Assembly
At a Republican Town Committee meeting last evening the panel for the General Assembly was adopted for the October 10 caucus at the Artillery Armory on State street. The list names James F. Lavander in the First District, Albert A. Edmonds in the Second District, and Walter E. Munroe as Senator, all approved unanimously. Benjamin F. Lindemuth presided with Paul A. Herzig named vice chairman and Fred Wilbur as secretary and treasurer.
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Republican Town Committee
General Assembly
Artillery Armory
State Street
James F. Lavander
Albert A. Edmonds
Walter E. Munroe
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Paul A. Herzig
Committed
Fred Wilbur
Bristol Train of Artillery Holds Monthly Meeting
The Bristol Train of Artillery met at the armory on State Street with Col Merton A Cheesman presiding. They voted to hold a fair next month and set plans for social committee duties. Regular Monday meetings and indoor target practice were announced. An invitation from the American Legion National Headquarters to attend the New Orleans convention on October 16 was noted. Plans for winter work and recruitment to full strength were outlined.
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Bristol Train OF Artillery
State Street
Merton A. Cheesman
The
American Legion
New Orleans
Government finds tariff does not raise consumer prices
The investigation details low foreign production costs and small government duties, showing a wide spread between foreign value and U S retail price. It argues duties will not raise consumer prices, and profits arise whether duties exist or not, urging action to curb imported-goods price gouging.
Prodigal Judge headline stars Jean Paige in drama
Jean Paige portrays Betty Malroy in The Prodigal Judge based on Vaughan Kester novel set in antebellum Tennessee. The feature blends romance, feud and humor with period costumes and strong local color. A second short, Dont Shoot, with Herbert Rawlinson, challenges honesty and crime dynamics. Friday adds Gleam O'Dann starring Wi Fax with Jack Gilbert and Barbara Bedford.
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Jean Paige
Jessie Gordon
Anna Sewell
Vaughan Kester
Tennessee
Col Slocum Price Tuberville
Betty Malroy
Miss Paige
Eherbert Rawlinson
Universal
George Bronson Howard
Gleam O'Dann
Jack Gilbert
Barbara Bedford
Great Northwest
First Bristol Troop Scout Meeting and Brockton Fare Plans
The First Bristol Troop 1 of the Box Scouts of America schedules a 7 30 PM meeting at the scout building to outline Brockton Far events and ongoing all around scout competitions. Troops 2 and 3 meet at 7 30 PM with plans for Brockton Farr and recruiting, while Troop 4 gathers Thursday at 7 30 PM for instruction and future lake plans. Scouts without stenciled kerchiefs should bring them.
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Bristol
Box Scouts of America
Brockton Far Wall
Thesevents
Brockton Farr
Iathe Hall
Congregational Street
Real Estate Transfers of Puya and Manchester Properties
Vincenzo Puya transfers land and building on Ryan plat to Vito Voccio and others. Juhn M Manchester transfers land and buildings on the west side of Main road to Philp A Manchester.
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Vincenzo Puya
Vito Voccio
Ryan
Juhn
Manchester
Philp
Joseph E Simmons Remembered as Nature’s Nobleman of Bristol
A Bristol obituary honors Joseph E. Simmons who lived much of his life on the family farm heir to Ellery Sanford. The tribute recalls his steadfast honesty industry and kindness noting he loved farming seasons and nature. He passed at nearly four-score, his life ending peacefully in a long Christian home.
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Joseph E. Simmons
Bristol
Ellery Sanford
Sally Usher
John Usher
St. Michael’s Church
Simmons
Joseph Simmons
Berrying
Ferry Hill
Kearney Post 6 Holds Ladies Night Meeting
The American Legion Kearney Post 6 will hold a Friday October 6 meeting at 7 30 PM in G R Hall designated as Ladies Night. Auxiliary guests and post members may bring non members to share in the post family reunion and entertainment with refreshments to follow.
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Kearney
GR Hall
American Legion
Kearney Post
Kearnes Post
Post
Naval Reserve Armor
Sanford Flowers Dies at 68 in Local Funeral Notice
Sanford W Flowers aged 68 died October 2 in this town from his late residence 24 Lincoln Avenue at 2 PM Burial planned in Saranac NY flowers omitted per wishes
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Flowers
Sanford W . Flowers
Ilunerab
Lamcoln Avenue
Saranac
Rkindis
In Memoriam for Jeanette Flush
In loving memory of Mrs. Jeanette Flush who passed away four years ago tomorrow. The poem recalls her grave, silent and peaceful, with flowers and lingering memories. Her family fondly cherishes the sweetest thoughts that endure beyond the grave.
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Jeanette Flush
Clara Kimball Young in The Savage Woman at Star Theatre
Wednesday and Thursday shows feature Clara Kimball Young in The Savage Woman adapted from La Fille Sauvage. Renee, daughter of a French trader, wanders Abyssinia, is mistaken for a reincarnated queen, escapes a native prince, is wounded, returns to France with Lerier who loves her, and later saves him from danger.
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Clara Kimball Young
Star Theatre
Francois Carel
Kathryn Stuart
Miss Young
Renee
Abyssinia
Sheba
Lerier
France
Evangelistic Meetings Led By Rev Dr Milford Lyon
Rev Dr Milford Lyon preached The Lost Christ at State Street M E Church Warren in a 10 30 service. He will lead a boys and girls union service at 3 30 Wednesday at First Baptist Church. Union prayers with the Warren evangelistic series are set for 9 30 tomorrow morning at Bristol homes.
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Milford Lyon
Warren
State Street M. E
Lyon
First Baptist Church
Bristol
Fred F Hodgdon
Noves Avenue
William H Bell
Hope Street
Sarah D Bosworth
Margaret F McCaughey
George Smith
Lone Bird Watcher In Shetlands Keeps Spring Vigil
Edwardson of London lives in a remote northerly Shetland hut each spring and summer for 83 years, watching sea birds as a SPB guardian. His quiet vigil rewards include increased bird stocks with skuas, great northern divers, fulmars, golden plover, and new gannet colonies. Birds even bring skins to the hut door when reopened each spring.
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Shetlands
Petrograd
Edwardson
London
Society For the Protection of Birds
Kentucky Tobacco Crop Leads Since 1869
The article notes Kentucky surpassed Virginia to become the top tobacco producer in 1869 and has maintained that lead through the Civil War era and beyond, highlighting state agriculture dominance.
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Kentucky
Virginia
Leech Star in New Pioneer Drama with Claire Whitney
Advance notices hail the second feature Will Be Phe Leech starring Claire Whitney in the leading role. The plot blends today’s human situations with love and laughter, offering a fresh baseball atmosphere to the silent drama and aiming to satisfy discerning fans.
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Exseredy
Sethe
Glaire ‘Whitney
Pioner
Claire Whitney
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Richard Smith
Bernard W Morris
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G. M. Wilbur
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Boston
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William W. Franklin & Co
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Pierce Avenue
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Garfield Avenue
Raymond P. Smith
Burton Street
Freeborn R. Cole
Cooke Street
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