Severe storm devastates coast with widespread damage
A violent storm, described as the era’s most damaging since the 1869 memorale gale, struck the state section overnight. It caused extensive harm to shipping, highways, railroads, and trees, with Phenix reporting a daylong loss of electric power that halted typesetting and presses and delayed publication until evening.
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Phenix
Probate Court session approves multiple estate actions
The semi monthly Probate Court session led by Judge F H Hammill approved the will of Samuel C Easterbrooks executor Johanna M Masterbrooks bond 3000 with sureties Hugh Brady and Raymond Smith. Administratrix Mary A Hart bond 2000 with Michael Callan surety. appraisers Bernard Breen William Nerone and Hugh Murphy. Guardian appointment for Bernard J Hart continued bond 500. Various accounts and petitions including guardianships adoptions and mortgage interests continued or held for further consideration with William Williams appointed to examine a Warren estate claim.
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F. H Hammill
Johanna M. Masterbrooks
Samuel C. Easterbrooks
Hugh Brady
Raymond Smith
Richard Smith
Henry Peterson
Mary A. Hart
Bernard Hart
Michael Callan
Bernard Breen
William Nerone
Hugh Murphy
Mary A Hart
Bernard J Hart
L. Bosworth
Mary E. Tilley
Daniel Stevens
William Williams
John F. Warren
Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close Times
Mails arrive at 5.00 10.00 a m 12.00 m 2.00 4.00 6.46 7.15 p m and close at 8.00 8.45 11.80 a m 1.45 5.45 7 16 p m Sunday mails arrive 8.80 a m and close 6 00 p m General delivery stamps 4.30 to 5 p m Office hours Sunday 9 80 to 10 30 am Sunday mail from carriers racks 9 30 to 10 39 a m outward 7.35 11.05 am 3.05 5.05 pm inward 7.45 11.45 am 2.45 6.45 pm
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South Door
Bristol
Earle & Prew Express
Walk Over Shoes Debut and Local Society Notes
New Walk Over Shoes line arrives from New York. Miss Anita Watson guest of Miss Primrose Colt. Mrs. J. T. Drury travels to Dedham after her father J. Varnum Abbott dies. Y.M.C.A. Women’s Auxiliary meets in Rockwell Hall Thursday at 4 PM. A plambake hosted by Nathaniel G. Fales for about 20 townsfolk. The Spray, captained by Joshua Slocum, prepares for a West Indies voyage. News on residents, schools, and society events fill Bristol and Warren pages.
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John T. Drury
Dedham, Mass
J.varnum Abbott
Spray
Joshua Slocum
West Indies
Roy Flowers
Franklin Street
New York
New Haven and Hartford
Hope and
Oliver Streets
Hope Street
DeRue
Opera House
Bristol
Robbers and Machinery Promises for Local Commerce
A. P. Nerone announces Men s Women and Misses Gold Seal Robbers outwear two pair of any other make as the sole town agent beside Earle Prew express Two carloads of machinery for the National India Rubber Company wire department arrived Saturday via the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad to be installed in the new building erected for that department.
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Hugh F. Kelly
William Ender
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Providence
Thomas Dickson
Stoct
A. P. Nerone
John O. Neiman
National India Rubber Company
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Clifton Manufacturing Company
Empire Moving Picture, Company
Earle & Prew Express
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Town Hall Weather Vane Loss Stirs Town Letter
A reader laments the falling of the Town Hall vane about 7:36 this morning. He describes the vane as a loyal old friend, reliable and watchful, and urges town officials to remove the now exposed pole before it endangers the hall or the adjacent church.
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Vane
Druggists Adopt Red Lights To Attract Attention
An apothecary misplaced his red lamp and improvised by placing a candled bottle with red fluid behind it. Pleased with the glow, he added a second. Rival druggists then lit their windows with more lights and varied colors, and the trend spread throughout the town.
Local births announced in October
In this town on Oct. 1 the Serpa family welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. José P. Serpa. On Oct. 1 the Medas family welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Medas. On Oct. 3 the Poli family welcomed a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Poli. On Oct. 8 the Watson family welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Watson. On Oct. 4 the Rounds family welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Rounds. On Oct. 5 the McKay family welcomed a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William A. McKay. On Oct. 4 the McGovern family welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. James McGovern.
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Seara
José P. Serpa
Medas
John Medas
Poli
Albert Poli
Watson
Grant Watson
Rounds
Frank A. Rounds. McKay
William A. McKay
McGovern
James McGovern
Coming Events October 9 to 11 in town
On October 9 Wednesday evening a dance in G. A. RB. Hall under the auspices of A. S. Bong and John T. Doyle. On October 10 Thursday the thirty third annual Harvest Home Festival at Trinity church at 8 o'clock. October 10 and 11 Thursday and Friday the annual exhibit Kiokemupit Grange at Grange hall Hast Warren.
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Charles Herreshoff, Jr
Irene Gertrude Olive
South Main Street
Warren
R. L
David E. Carter
Trinity Church
John T. Doyle
Arthur S. Bunn
Grand Army Hall
Mary Ooit
Manuel
Church Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Bishop Harkins
St. Mary's Church
John Doherty
Margaret Robin
Albert ©. Bennett
Constitution Street
Albert C. Bennett
Susie E. Manchester
Fred G. Blaisdell
Fred H. Hoar
James T. Manchester
The
Valley School
John H. Bailey, Jr
the Valley School
Jeremiah F. Ganey
Scool Committee
Edward F. Quirk
Institute Hall
Christie’s Union Orchestra
Quirk
Bristol
Pawtucket
Boyden Heights
Vanity Fair
G. A. RB
A.S. Bong
Kiokemupit Grange
Grange Hall
Hast Warren
Kickemuit Grange
Grange_ hall
East Warren
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