Y M C A Football Captain Named and Local Notices
William B. Gray ill at home on Bristol Neck. L C Bradshaw elected Y M C A football captain. Stephen W Church heads to New York and Old Guard fair. Boardman shoe for women in up to date styles. The Y M C A boys tennis finals set for Harold Peckham and Louis Easterbrooks. Lafayette Gorham and Philip Manchester depart for New York and Glen Cove. Maine ice cream and ices offered for events. orders via William N Burgess. State road on Hope Street opened after inspection. Captain Morrissey sent chains from Lake arrest to Fall River police. chains belonged to Lillian and Katie Boyle. King Philip Steamer Company meeting invites fairs by various groups. social planned next Wednesday. Amos Trudeau elected second assistant and Robert H Peterson orderly. Naval Reserves visit Lieut Gladding and wife. presented sideboard and mantel clock. W L Douglass shoes advertised. Nerone 39 State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen W. Church
New York
Boardman
State Street
Lafayette Gorham
Philip Manchester
Glen Cove
Long Island
Maine
William N. Burgess
Karke and
Prew
A. P. Nerone
Hope Street
State Board of Highways
Capt
Morrissey
Barker
Fall River
Young Lake
Lillian
Katie Boyle
King Philip Steamer Company
Co C
Dom Luiz Felippe
Mechanics Fire Company
Warren
Alert Fire Company
River Point
Amos Trudeau
Robert H. Peterson
Edward P. Gladding
Pearse Avenue
M. A. Cheesman
W. L. Douglass
Box
Vici Kid
New England
A. P Nerone
Recital of Miss Chadwick Pupils Delights Grand Army Hall
Open recital of elocution pupils led by Miss Louise P Chadwick drew a large Grand Army hall audience Wednesday evening. Performers Arthur C. Moore on banjo and mandolin, Frederick S. Martin baritone, Frank A. Rainio harp, Mabiel B. Salisbury accompanist on piano. Formal reception followed with dancing enjoyed for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise P Chadwick
Grand Army Hall
Phorenix
Miss Chadwick
Arthur C. Moore
Frederick S. Martin
Frank A. Rainio
Miss Mabiel B. Salisbury
Supper and Sale Hosted by Y P S C E Con gregational Church
A well attended supper and sale organized by the Y P S C E of the Congregational church Tuesday evening. Ice cream duties were handled by Miss Gertrude E Church Mrs Elisha Hibbert and Mrs T N Owen with help from Misses Maria Annie McCaughey Jeanette F Kirkwood Harriet Gray and Mary Brechin. Cake and confectionery tables were run by Miss Reba H Church Sadie C Munro Mrs Herbert B Burnham and Miss Adelaide L Kinnicutt. Tables decorated with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Gertrude E. Church
Elisha Hibbert
T. N. Owen
Maria
Annie McCaughey
Jeanette F. Kirkwood
Harriet Gray
Mary Brechin
Reba H. Church
Sadie C. Munro
Herbert B. Burnham
Adelaide L. Kinnicutt
Hannah Wood obituary notice in town column
Wood Hannah wife of John Wood and daughter of Samuel and Mary Kinder aged 62 years 8 months 18 days. Funeral from her residence 69 Collins street Saturday Oct 10 at 2 pm Relatives and friends invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Hannah Wood
John Wood
Samuel and
Mary A. Kinder
Collins Street
Morris Ryan La Malden Mass Oct 7 marriage notes
Marriage notices record Thomas M Morris and Hannah Ryan wed in Malden Oct 7 by Rev Fr Lyons. Also Attleboro Oct 6 James Everett Pearse and Susie Brigham Morse married by Rev J L Mitchell with Rev J L Tryon assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris—Ryan
la Malden
Mass
Fr. Lyons
Thomas M. Morris
Hannah Ryan
Daniel Ryan
Town Council Advances Repairs and Permits in Regular Meeting
The town council met Tuesday with full board. Committees discussed removing dead trees and extending the removal deadline for an old tramp house to November 1, 1908. Grants included use of the town hall for Reverend P McCabe and sidewalk construction for Albert C Greene. Licenses filing date set for October 20, 1903. A rock blast near Bristol Neck road was permitted with bond to hold the town harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Charles L. Hammill
Patrick Hammill
Bradford Street
Spencer Rounds
P. McCabe
J. F. Newbegin
Kiltyre
Hopr Streets
Fire Department
Albert C. Greene
Cook Street
Bristol Neck
Warren Line
Halfway Hill
Morris-Brooks Bride Marries Hannah Ryan in Malden
Thomas M Morris of Morris Bros wed Miss Hannah Ryan of Malden Massachusetts in Malden at 2 pm Wednesday. Rev Fr Lyons presided as Bernard W Morris attended and Mary E Downey served as bridesmaid. They left for a wedding tour to New York, with Bristol Ferry send off and fireworks before residing on State Street after the honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Morris
Morris Bros
Hannah Ryan
Malden
Mass
Daniel Ryan
Fr Lyons
Bernard W Morris
Mary E Downey
Morris
New York
Fall River Line
Bristol Ferry
State Street
Attleboro Wedding of Pearse and Morse Bride
About 25 townspeople traveled to Attleboro Massachusetts Tuesday evening for the wedding of James Everett Pearse and Susie Brigham Morse daughter of Frederick L Morse. The groom a former Bristol resident and five year choir leader at Trinity church Providence works for Davis Dexter bankers and brokers Providence. Rev J Lee Mitchell officiated with Rev James L Tryon assisting. Florence Bartlett Providence classmate of the bride was maid of honor with Chester Robbins as ring bearer. Light refreshments followed at the reception hosted by Gertrude Norton Marion Goward Louise Simmons and Mary Wilber. The couple will reside in Attleboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro
Mass
James Everett Pearse
Susie Brigham Morse
Frederick L Morse
Davis & Dexter, Bankers and Brokers
Providence
Bristol
Trinity Church
J. Lee Mitchell
James L. Tryon
Florence Bartlett
Pembroke Hall
Chester Robbins
Gertrude Norton
Marion Goward
Louise Simmons
Mary Wilber
Pembroke
Pearse
Fair Week Draws Crowd for Second Regiment Event
The Second Regiment fair opened Saturday evening and is expected to be financially successful. Attendees included the Portuguese Society Union Beneficial Divino Espirito Santo on Wednesday and the Harmony Band with Warren Artillery last night. Tonight Company E of the Second Regiment and Company B of the United Train of Artillery from Providence are expected, with a big parade tomorrow. Attending groups include National Fife and Drum Band Fall River. Providence Companies F and H. Bristol Naval Reserves. King Philip Steamer. Rough and Ready and Mechanics Fire Companies. and the Lafayette Guards Warren. Hydrathon and Dreadnaught fire companies plan to attend Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Portuguese Society Union Beneficial
Divino Espirito Santo
Harmony Band
Warren Artillery
United Train of Artillery
Providence
National Fife and Drum Band
Fall River
Second Regiment
Bristol Naval Reserves
King Philip Steamer Company
Rough and Ready and Mechanics Fire
Lafayette Guards
Warren
Hydrathon
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Easier Digestion
Advertisement claims dieting causes disease and that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables digestion of all wholesome foods. It presents the product as a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles, with W. H. Buffington as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Buffington
Keith's Theatre Bills Big Lineup With Edwin Stevens Headlining
Edwin Stevens leads a three week Keith circuit engagement with a thirty minute "A Night Off" monologue. The Amoros-Werner troupe, Fred Clarke, Press Eldridge, Brown and Nevarro, Lucille Joselyn, Purcell and Brooks, Pelot the kid juggler, Reed's Ball Terriers, Crosius & St Alva, Arvelio, the Crotty Trio, and the Biograph provide a varied program. Grand Officers Visit Burnside Lodge KA of P with 15 lodges represented. speeches, music, and a Newport-bound departure follow a cordial session in Castle Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith’s
Edwin Stevens
Charles Frohmar
Augustin Daly
Stevens
Providence
Keith
Amoros-Werner
Wlfred Clarke
Creston Clarke
Eldridge
Army of Fun
Brown
Nevarro
Lucille Joselyn
Purcell & Brooks
Pelot
Reed's Ball Terriers
Crosius
St. Alva
Arvelio
Crotty
Knights of Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Bradford
Board of Grand Officers
Redwood Lodge of
Newport
Clark H. Straight
John F. McQuillan
Ephraim F. Whiting
William B. Wilson
U.S. Weeks
Pawtucket
C. F. Stephens
Central Falls
Frederic A. Phillips
Ira D. Goff
Riverside
James Hicks
John J. Hackett
Redwood Lodge
John J Wilkinson
Newport Lodge
Good deeds praised over real estate deeds in Chicago note
A Chicago man extols kindness and sympathy as better than deeds of real estate noting that good words and encouragement help many. He endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it cures colds with no pneumonia risk, and notes it is sold by W H Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W H. Buffington
Kellar to Appear at Empire Theatre Next Week
The renowned illusionist Kellar comes to Providence for a week at Empire Theatre with new and classic tricks. He will perform matinees on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 25 cents and will feature a line of mystifying illusions without stage traps or curtains, including The Gambling Ghost and Self-Decapitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellar
Empire Theatre
Providence
Spitz & Nathanson
Princess Karnak
Visit to Soldiers Home by Rev T Newton Owen Choir
Rev T Newton Owen of the Congregational church will lead a Sunday afternoon service at the Soldiers Home at 2 o'clock with a church quartet. The program includes Dreams of Galilee, Not Ashamed of Jesus, In Heavenly Love Abiding, Jesus Died for Me, and Come to our Hearts and Abide. Also mentions Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets available from W H Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Newton Owen
Owen
Galilee
Jesus
Chamberlain
W.H Buffington
Probate Court in Bristol Handles Minor Estate Case
Probate Court of the Town of Bristol on October 5 1903 processes the estate of Grae D. B. D Wolf, a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robate
Bristol
Grae DE. B. D'Wolf
Probate Administrator Notice in Bristol 1903
The Probate Court of Bristol appoints John Dewolf administrator of the estate of George B Diman deceased. He has filed the required bond. Creditors must present claims within six months from the date of first advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Bristol
George B Diman
John Dewolf
Rodney D. Simmons
Margaret J. Simmons
William H Pitman
Margaret Pitman
Obituary: Mrs Hannah Wood of Bristol Dies at 62
Mrs Hannah Wood wife of John Wood died Wednesday morning at 140 o'clock at 59 Collins street after a long illness due to oedema of the lungs from a heart ailment. She was born in Lancashire England, lived many years in Bristol, and was 62 years 8 months 13 days old. She leaves three sons and two daughters. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the family residence, Rev G L Locke D D rector of St Michael's church to conduct, interment in North cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Wood
John Wood
Collins Street
Wood
Lancashire
England
Bristol
Samuel
Mary A. Kinder
Fanera
G. L Locke
D. D
St Michael’s Church
North Cemetery
Uncle George and Tom Spar Over Finance Napoleon Jibe
Uncle George jokes about being a Napoleon of finance while Tom counters with a daily Waterloo remark. The exchange is sharp and playful, reflecting family banter on money matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Tom
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Saylor Family
A testimonial from Mrs W W Saylor of Hilliard Pa claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured her chronic indigestion and stomach troubles. The ad touts relief from appetite loss headaches and nervousness, saying the product combines digestive powers with tonic reconstructive properties and cleanses the stomach. Sold by W H Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Saylor
Hilliard
W. H. Buiington
Also Mentioned on This Page
William B. Gray
L. C. Bradshaw
Harold Peckham
Louis Easterbrooks
Chadwick
Y. P. S.C. E. Supper and Sale
Peaise—Morsz
J L Mitchell
J. L Tryon
Town
Frederic Morse
Morris-Ryan
Pearse— Morse
Company C's Fair
Keith’s New Theatre
Burnside Lodge
KA of P
Mary Russell D’wolf
Marion
Bristol Phoenix
Herbert F Bennett
Gertrude B. I’wolf
William B. D'Wolf
Marion I. D'Wolf
Herbert F. Bennett
Arebite Slane
R. I
Mary Ann Peters
Joseph J. Sexton
George H. Peck
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Mount Hope Farm
Samuel W. Church
Mount Hops Bay
Mount Hope Bay
Mount Hope Lane Company
Bristol Land and Investment Company
Samuel VW. Church
Chenice
Babbitt Avenue
King Philip Ave
Mount Hope
Charles Fr. Chase
King Pinup Ave
Metacom Ave
Herberyi
F Bennett
Bill
Bradford St
Hugh McGovern
Patrick McGovern
John Earley
Pforie
Mary A. Coggeshall
F. Coggeshall
Mary A Coggeshall
Abby E Babbitt
Edward S Babbitt
Abby E_ Babbitt
Ruth Anna Munro Wardwell
Oelock
Herbrere F Bennett
Benjamin Smith
Mary E. Weston
Amos Wright
Bristol Phatrix
W. Herbert F Bennett
Mary E Holmes
Charles H Manchester
Church Street
Mary R. Morse
Gilbert R. Lawess
Lawless
Ann Liscomb
Rachel T’ Weeden
Probate
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