Nelson Parker Wedding in Worcester at St Michael s Church
Frederick Amil Nelson and Gertrude Marshall Parker were wed at noon at St Michael s Church Worcester by Rev George L Locke. The bride wore white marquisette with yellow bridesmaids and chrysanthemums. After a luncheon at Hotel Belvedere, the couple planned to reside in Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s Church
Frederick Amil Nelson
Gertrude Marshall Parker
Worcester
Mass
George L. Locke
Mary Parker
Clitheroe M. Parker
Newton
Alice B. Stevens
Gertrude DeVoe
New York
Henry L. Parker
Herbert G. Parker
Indianapolis
Ind
Leon H. Parker
Waban
Allan G. Cherry
Providence
Early G. Perry
Hotel Belvedere
Crown Orchestra
Nelson
Josephus Gooding
Amity Lodge Plans Open Meeting and Joint Degree Work
Amity Lodge I O O F of War ren arranges an open meeting for Oct 13 and forms a committee to confer with United Brothers Lodge No 13 to present degree work in fall and winter. Each lodge will confer the initiatory degree on its own candidates and then combine on the first degree, alternating on the second and third degrees by candidate location to maintain activity and fraternal ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity Lodge
I. O. O. F. Amity Lodge
Warren
United Brothers Lodge
Bristol Train of Artillery Homecoming for Col. Cheesman
The Bristol Train of Artillery plans a homecoming for Col. Merton A. Cheesman arriving from a month at the Third Training Camp in Plattsburg New York. Members meet at 7 30 in dress uniform at the armory then march with a band to Franklin Street station to escort him back for supper and the monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Mails Close and Arrive Times Listed
Sunday mails arrive at 8.00 a m and close 4.50 p m. Weekday closes at 7.30 8 50 11 50 a m 1 50 5 50 7 15 p m. No further details provided.
Express timetable for Bristol departures and arrivals
Adams Express lists outward departures at 7 50 AM 11 20 AM 2 20 PM and 5 20 PM Station inward arrivals occur at 8 00 AM 10 00 AM 2 00 PM 4 00 PM and 7 00 PM for Bristol service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Adams Express
Town notes show council meetings and local events
Bristol and vicinity pages list town council and fire company meetings, a High Street reshingling contract for the Odd Fellows building, residents returning from trips, and dances postponed due to bad weather. It notes the Bristol ferry ending season, hospital injuries, arrests, tax collections, school activities, and upcoming society meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
High Street
Everett West
George L. Locke
St. Michael's Church
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Harold DeWolf
Manchester
Hydrauhonr Engine and Hose Company
Brockton Fair
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Testimonials Stated
A historical advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local treatment and must be addressed internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a blood and mucous surface remedy prescribed by leading physicians, with testimonials offered free. Distributed by CHENEY & CO Toledo, 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & CO Props
Toledo
Wee Halls
Evening schools opened at Colt Memorial High School
The Colt Memorial High School hosts two evening programs with 55 Evening High School pupils and 15 Evening Grade School pupils. Principal W. R. Brown leads the Evening High School with Miss Tobin, Miss Flowers, and Miss Blackman as teachers. John H. Batley Jr and Miss Cora My Hill teach the Grades department including stenography, bookkeeping, arithmetic, penmanship, and basic English for non English speaking pupils. Both evening schools are housed in the same building for economy, eliminating the Byfield room arrangement used previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
Fevenin High School
W. R. Brown
Byfield
Committee On
King Philip Moose Lodge Plans National Home Project
King Philip lodge 1135 of the Loyal Order of Moose met in Moose Hall with Supreme Representatives William Read and John Dorris discussing a National Moose Home in the West. Two membership applications were received and a committee was formed for the lodge's third anniversary events this month. A separate committee will confer with Manager Dillon about showing Moose pictures on a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Philip Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
William Read
John Dorris
Dillon
Coat swap at Hotel Belvedere prompts return
Last evening a member of the Improvement Association exchanged coats with a hotel guest by mistake at the Belvedere. The guest requests return of the coat to the hotel as soon as possible.
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The
Improvement Association
Belvedere
Barnaby's Clothing Dominates Providence Shopping
In Providence nearly everyone purchases attire at Barnaby's with its wide range of garments and trusted local presence shaping the city’s fashion habits.
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Providence
Barnaby’s
Fragmentary item notes price and measure
A terse fragment records a price and small monetary amounts with unclear context. The readable bits include a unit price labeled 25 cents and a smaller 10 cent figure, but without surrounding details the event or item remains unspecified.
Pythians Visit Newport for Grand Officers Visitation
A party of 13 Pythians including 10 from Burnside lodge No. 34 and three from Warren lodge visited Redwood lodge in Newport for the official visitation of Grand Officers. They traveled aboard Deputy Grand Chancellor George S. Marshall’s power boat Evangeline and returned home Saturday morning.
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Pythians
Burnside Lodge
Warren Lodge
Newport
Redwood Lodge
George S. Marshall
Evangeline
Providence to Continue Bay Dumping Through June 1916
Gov Beeckman says Col John Millis U S Engineer will advise the War Department that dumping refuse around Narragansett may continue without disturbance until the time limit set by the government. Under the plan Providence may dispose of its sewerage in the bay until June 30 1916.
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Narragansett
War Department
John Millis
United States
Beeckman
City of
Providence
Bay
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Bristol Phenix
Bristol County
Hope Street
B. L
Bristol Post Office
Phenix
Phoenix News
H. T. Peterson
Wm. F. Briggs Wood's Ridg
H. M. Darling Yy. M. C. A
Northup Bros. Hasbrouck
Richard C. Quirk
Wood Street
TDEX
D. E. Carter
Rawson & Easterbrooks
A C. Cole
Bristol Emporium
Nelson—Parker
O. K
Dodge & Camfield Co
Butler
BR. L
A.M. P.M
Bristol and Vicinity
News of
Juw
Sam Ste Shoeman
R. Black
F H. Feats
Hammill
Anna Hammill
Thomas J Connery
White Mountains
Maplewood House
Maplewood
N H
Bristol Yacht Club
Excelsior Tennis Club
James C. Church
Consolidated Railroad
Sagamore
John Nixon
Nelson W Aldrich
Rhode Island
Hollingsworth
Raffaela Fabrizio Cal
Frederico Corvino
James J Cronin
Luigi Malafronte
Cali
Corsino
St. Andrew's Club
Winthrop G. Thurston
Wilbur Rafferty
Harold Rockwood
Hopkinton
Margaret Conley
Byfield Street
Charles H. Smith
Fall River
Clarence A. Springer
Highlands
Helenb. Warren
Sewer Commission
Bay View Avenue
Girls’ Friendly Society
St Michael's Church
A. Howard
Sam
G A. R. Block
Trinity Church Wall
Elisha Arruda
Mary
Thompson Avenue
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Greenwood Investment Company
Mary E. Bullock
Mount Hope Terrace
Sarah B. Bain
Cranston
Bernardo Falco
Hope Highlands
Rose L.page
No.Weymouth
Fred Wilbur
Paul Pedroza
Maria Elizia
Colt High School
George Cook
Abner Bailey
Janet McCaw
Madeline Geisler
Lloyd Swasey
Domenic Langello
James Lee
F. M. Dimond
E. K. Thomas
Rhode Island College
Philip Lodge
Campbell's
California
Blackstone Cigars
New Lot
J. F. Gilroy
State and
Hope Streets
Gar. Hat
A. Riccio
Margaret D. Best
Ferry Road
Gorham’s Express
Young's Drug Store
Miss Handy
Washington Street
R. I
Industrial Trust Co
Thames Street
John D. Martelly
Espen
Phoenix
Phoenix Office
Bradford Street
David E. Carter
Conrad Building
Mount Hope Lands
Wilfred Munro
O. Box
Bristol, R. I
F. Sanford
McGann
C. W
J H Wall
Aatiatre
GME
L-Riverside
American Sugar Co
Webb
Singapore
Snider's
Hunt
Stickney’s & Poor’s
Swain & Earl
Jamaica
D. & L. Slade
Mayne
Vermont
Charles A. Johnson
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