Obituary of Frederick Fales of Bristol at 60
Frederick Nathaniel Fales died at his Bristol Neck home from valvular heart disease after a year of illness. A 60 year old farmer who ran a milk route for 89 years, he lived in the same house since 1864. Survived by sons Alexander G. and Nathaniel B., sisters Mrs. Howard Baldwin and Mrs. Samuel Howe. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. from his residence. Y M C A notes follow with course entertainment by Commerford and a life savers display. Tickets for four shows priced $2 reserved or $1.50 unreserved. Business and gym schedules listed and O A Greene to speak Sunday. Plan to attend.
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Frederick Nathaniel Fales
Bristol Neck
Bristol
Charles Fales
Fales
Henrietta G. Warren
Nathan Warren
Alexander G
Nathaniel B
Howard Baldwin
Samuel Howe
Providence
Commerford
Keith
Boston
Association
O.A. Greene
North Abington Y. M. C. A
Read of Bristol Dies in Plainfield at 80
William B Read of Bristol received word his son William B Read Jr died at Plainfield Massachusetts from liver kidney and heart trouble. The elder Read aged 80 years 10 months 10 days and his wife an infant daughter survived with his father and a sister in Bristol. Burial will be in Plainfield.
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William B. Read
Bristol
William B. Read, Jr
Plainfield
Mass
Mr. Read
James F. DaWolf
Sons of Veterans
William B
Alice H. Read
Trepanier Pleads Guilty in Regular Court Session
In Bosworth court, Ernest Trepanier pleads guilty to a Sunday revel. fined 8 dollars plus costs total 10.15 dollars. John Monahan arraigned for drunkenness and assault. wife Mary testifies of multiple inebriated incidents and abuse. Monahan sentenced to six months at the State farm. other civil cases continued to October 24.
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O. S. Bosworth
District Court
Ernest Trepanier
Trepanier
John Monahan
Mary Monahan
Monahan
Shu
Hoard
Morrissey
State Farm
The
Hopeworth Sanitarium * Company
Charles H.manchester
Frederick G. Thompson
John Perry
Eugene LeClair
Dennis J. Doran
Perils of land and sea Captain Willner’s escape tale
Gloucester Times reports Captain Willner a famed Gloucester sailor suffered a fifteen year catarrhal ordeal with constant phlegm and sleepless nights. After two hospitals failed, his wife bought Hyomei and he slept soundly for the first time in ten years. He credits Hyomei with a full recovery and urges readers to try the remedy, with A J Jasmin offering a personal money back guarantee.
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Willner
Times of
Gloucester
Mass
Willies
A. J. Jasmin
Hyomei
Annual Meeting of Y M C A Reports Improve finances
The annual meeting at the Association building drew a good crowd. Reports from President Wallis E Howe General Secretary I O Bradshaw and Treasurer P Skinner Jr showed improved finances stronger winter readiness and rising membership. Board members with expired terms were re elected for three years including P Skinner Jr Chandler AL Coggeshall Frederick G Braisdell Stephen W Church Herbert F Bennett L I Anderstrom. Wallis E Bowe was re elected president and O F Bennett vice president. Edward S Babbitt was re elected a board member and Charles H Spooner E P Brownell joined the board of trustees.
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Association
Wallis E. Howe
I. O. Bradshaw
P. Skinner, Jr
Board of Managers
Cchandler
AL Coggeshall
Frederick G Braisdell
Stephen W. Church
Herbert F. Bennett
L. I. Anderstrom
Sud L. L.anderstrom
Wallis E. Bowe
O.F. Bennett
Edwards. Babbitt
Trust
Charles H. Spooner
E. P. Brownell
Bristol Chapter D A R Holds Annual Meeting at Memorial Hall
The Bristol Chapter D A R met at Memorial Hall at 3 p m with reports showing a flourishing chapter. Several new members joined, and officers for the coming year were elected including Regent Mrs William Mo Ransom Secretary Miss Anna B Manchester Treasurer Mrs Charles A Johnson Registrar Mrs E G Easterbrooke Historian Miss Alice B Cole Auditor Mrs Mary A Watson Executive board members include Mrs R H Dunbar Mr George F Stanton and several other named members.
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Bristol
D.A. R
Memorial Hall
William Mo. Ransom
Anna B. Manchester
Charles A. Johnson
E. G. Easterbrooke
Alice B. Cole
Mary A. Watson
R. H. Dunbar
George F. Stanton
Annie E. Wardwell
Annie HE. MacDougall
Henry T. Barton
Fielding Williams
Charles F. Starr
Evelin O. Bache
The Secret of Success for August Flower finds broad demand
The advertisement boasts forty million bottles sold in the United States since introduction and claims August Flower cures indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach disorders. It asserts a 35 year record helping millions, with trial bottles at 260 and regular size at 750, available at all druggists.
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United States
August Flower
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Theodore C. Gladding
Telephone
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Brown
Waldron- Brownell CO
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