Three Family House with Barn and 70 by 120 Lot
Property listing describes a three family house with a large barn and cellar on a 70 by 120 foot lot. The seller notes about 12,000 dollars can remain on first mortgage at 6 percent, with a total asking price around 19,000 dollars.
Female Charitable Society Financial Report 1922
Financial record from Bristol Rhode Island documenting monthly receipts and expenditures for 1922. Highlights include a life membership valued at 20 dollars, cash on hand of 572.69 dollars, and an October balance sheet audited by Harriet L. Peckham and Lillia R. Farrington with dates in 1922.
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Industrial Trust Co
Bristol
Lindemuth Wemple wedding graces Providence society
Miss Marion Elizabeth Wemple and Benjamin Franklin Lindemuth wed at 194 Waterman Street Providence in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Arthur S. Washburn. Attendants included Miss Gertrude H. Wemple and Mrs William T. Pearson. couple to reside at 70 High Street after a wedding journey.
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Waterman Street
Providence
Marion Elizabeth Wemple
Fred Barker Wemple
Benjamin Franklin Lindemuth
H. E. Lindemuth
Arthur S. Washburn
St Martin’s Episcopal Church
Thomas F. Hancock
Detroit
Mich
Alice
Lindemuth
High Street
Three Civil War Veterans Die At Soldiers Home
Three veterans of the Civil War died at the Soldiers Home on Saturday within hours of each other. Frederick W. Pond of North Attleboro aged about 80, died in the forenoon after a brief illness. Pond served with a Rhode Island Battery. He leaves a daughter Mrs Chauncey Lewis of North Attleboro, whose home held the funeral yesterday afternoon at two o'clock.
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Frederick W. Pond
North Attleboro
Pond
Rhode Island
Chauncey Lewis
Mass
Franklin A Steere dies. Civil War veteran funeral for Providence area
Franklin A Steere of North Providence aged in his 80s died in the afternoon. He served in Company B, 10th Rhode Island Infantry during the Civil War and was admitted to the Home on September 23, 1915. He is survived by two daughters Mrs George F Blanchard of Wakefield and Mrs Henry Lo Allebaugh of Toronto, and two sons in Providence. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from 131 Elmwood Avenue, Providence.
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Franklin A Steere
Providence
10Th
Rhode Island Infantry
George F Blanchard
Wakefield
Henry Lo Allebaugh
Toronto
Canada
Elmwood Avenue
Gardiner of Centreville Dies at 81 in East Greenwich Funeral
George W Gardiner a Centreville native died in the evening aged 81 He was admitted to the home on Sept 13 and served with Company S Third Rhode Island Heavy Artillery in the Civil War He is survived by his wife Betsy Gardiner Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at East Greenwich.
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George W Gardiner
Centreville
S. Third
Rhode Island Heavy Artillery
Betsy Gardiner
East Greenwich
Bristol Dogs Win Prizes At Brockton Fair Show
Glendyne Kennels of Bristol exhibited Irish Setters winning second open and reserve in winners class plus multiple Irish Setter Club medals. H E Place entered pointers with top placements in various open classes and show prizes. A Rhode Island Fish and Game event at Greenwood saw Glendyne Kennels win open and bitch prizes and top setter awards with additional honors for Pointer entries.
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Brockton Fair
Glendyne Kennels
H. E. Place
Rhode Island Fish and Game _ Protective Association
Greenwood
Glendyne
Giants Sweep World Series With Fifth Victory
The New York Giants swept the New York Yankees in five games to claim the World Series title. Final scores were 3 0, 4 3, and 5 3 in the three victories, with notable performances by pitchers Nehf MQuillan and Scott Snyder. Attendance totaled 185,947 across the series with receipts around 605,475 and prize disbursements estimated for players and runners up.
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New York Giants
New York Yankees
Giants
J. Scott
Earl Smith
Yankees
Hoyt
Jones
Schang
McQuillan
Snyder
Mays, Jones and Schang
Nehf
Bush
Chicago Nationals
Detroit Americans
Boston Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
Landis
Fifth District Court Hears Assault and Truancy Cases
In a weekly Fifth District Court session Judge F H Hammill continued the Ingran brothers assault case for two weeks on police recommendation. Manuel Almeida was found guilty of assault and fined ten dollars and costs with a jail warning on future offenses. Jeremiah Pachee was adjudged guilty of neglecting school attendance and fined ten dollars and costs after truant testimony. Joseph Goulart was convicted of operating a car without a license and fined ten dollars and costs. The civil case Marino vs Brown was defaulted.
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Fifth District Court
F H Hammill
William
James
George Ingran
George L. Thompson
Kelley
Manuel Almeida
John M DeLima
Hammill
Almeida
Joseph Pachee
Center Street
Jeremiah
James F Meiggs
Watherine F Scanlon
the Valley
Joseph Goulart
Joseph Marino
Manuel Brown
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Bristol Woman End Back Pain
Bristol resident Mrs. W. Garvin reports severe backaches tied to weak kidneys improved after taking Doan's Kidney Pills from Buffington's Pharmacy. She credits the remedy with strengthening her back and eliminating pain, reaffirming its value in 1921. Produced by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Bristol
W. Garvin
Cook St
Buffington
Doan
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Lillia R. Farrington
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George T. Ingram
Suzman’s
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State Street
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Bristol Chamber OF Commerce
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Clothing
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Henry Dio
W. M. Connery—Clothier
A. L. Johnston—Hardware
A. E. Markoff—Jeweler
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James F. Duffy
Soda
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Grocer
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Groceries
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