Obituary for Ann Elizabeth King 1882 74 years old
Ann Elizabeth King died yesterday morning at 8 o'clock at 108 Franklin street after a long illness. She was born December 29, 1882, in this town, age 74 years 11 months 12 days. She was daughter of George W. and Rebekah Chase King, attended local schools, and attended South Christian church in youth before joining the First Congregational church. She was unmarried and survived by one brother, George H. King of Hope street, with relatives in New Bedford and New Jersey. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. from Franklin Street residence. Rev. T. Nesthan Owam of the Congregational church will officiate. Interment in North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Elizabeth King
Franklin Street
Sow
George W
Rebekah (Chase) King
South Christian Church
First Congregational Church
George H. King
Hope Street
New Bedford
Mass
New Jersey
T. Nesthan Owam
Qangra National Church
North Cemetery
Death of Marshal Toin A Bristol Native in Washington
News from Bristol reports the death of Marshal Toin at 49 in Washington on Tuesday. A former Bristol resident and Namquit Worsted Mills weaver, he was unmarried and had been working in New Bedford before moving to Washington three weeks ago. Born in Canada, he was a son of Marshal and Victoria Ton. Survived by his father and two sisters Mrs. Mary Nadean and Mrs. Louisa St. Peter of Bristol. Funeral held in Washington at 8 am yesterday.
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Bristol
Marshal Toin
Washington
R. L
Toin
Namquit
Mit
New Bedford
Canada
Marshal
Victoria Ton
Mary Nadean
Louisa St. Peter
Contributions Arrive Totals Reach 4725 43 Dollars
Donations since Tuesday total 4725 43 dollars with new contributions amounting to 235 dollars added. The ongoing fundraiser balance reflects steady support from contributors securing a larger sum for the campaign.
Entertainment at Rockwell Hall draws large crowd in soft evening
The YMCA benefits from about forty dollars as proceeds. The program pleased a large audience with a Camping Trip in Canada stereopticon by J Stogdell Stokes and photography by L L Anderstrom. Miss Chadwick delivered humorous readings and double encores. Music featured soprano solos by Miss Mary Colt and Miss Louise P Chadwick, tenor duet Homeward, and violin and cello pieces.
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Rockwell Hall
Canada
J.stogdall Stokes
L. L. Anderstrom
Miss Mary Colt
Miss Grant
Horton and Baker Families Welcome Daughters
A daughter was born October 8 to Mr and Mrs William Horton in this town. A daughter followed October 12 to Mr and Mrs Herbert W Baker in the same town.
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Horton
William Horton
Baker
Herbert W. Baker
Social Comedy Event by Y P S C E at Congregational Church
The Y P S C E social committee presented a pleasing program in the church chapel on Wednesday evening. A large audience enjoyed the humorous two part dialogue In Want of a Servant featuring a cast led by John Brechin and Miss Mary Brechin. Before the dialogue Eva Maydale performed A Dream of Pearls and Celia Hill sang The Chord Love with Miss Gertrude E Church at the piano. An encore followed for Miss Cole and Miss Hill. Afterward ice cream and cake were served during a social hour.
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Congregational Church
Mr. Marshall
John Brechin
Miss Hill
Harvest supper and cake sale at Baptist church
Coming events list two activities: an Oct 24 Wednesday evening harvest supper and cake sale at the Baptist church, followed by the Oct 28 to 31 Second Grand Fair of Bristol Council No. 379 at Pokanoket Hall. Local groups invite participation and attendance.
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Baptist Church
Bristol
Pokanoket Hall
Uric-O Promises Cure for Rheumatism in Ad
An old Bristol ad touts Uric-O as the permanent cure for rheumatism and related pains. It claims rapid action on muscles kidneys and blood, neutralizing acids and clearing deposits. Sold by H. Young & Co at 75 cents to a dollar per bottle with a free trial offer via Smith Drug Co Syracuse.
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H. Young & Co
Bristol
Smith Drug Co
Syracuse
Woonsocket Rubber Co to Honor Mill League Champs
A Woonsocket correspondent reports President Samuel P. Colt of the Woonsocket Rubber Company will host a complimentary banquet for the Alice Mill baseball team and the other seven teams after their Woonsocket Mill League pennant win. Superintendent George Schlosser was tasked to invite league members and arrange a date, with directors approving the plan at a meeting. The event will be at the company’s expense.
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Woonsocket
Samuel P. Colt
Woonsocket Rubber Company
George Schlosser
Alice Mill
Woonsocket Mill
Quook
Schlosser
Colt
Mill League
Col Osl
Beauty Contest Proposed By Bristol Admirer Letter
A Bristol citizen writes to the editor suggesting the Providence Journal visit Bristol for the Colt Memorial High School cornerstone laying. The admirer claims Bristol has more pretty girls and beautiful women than anywhere in Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Journal
Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Rhode Island
Real Estate Transfers Filed for Record in Town Clerk’s Office
The town clerk records transfers including a Washington street land parcel from Samuel D. Wardwell to Paul Pevin, a Hope and Constitution streets house and lot from Mary Ann Hargraves to Charles H. Manchester, and a rolling plat lot from Edward Tradell to Ernest W. Weaver and wife.
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Town Clerk’s
Washington Street
Samuel D. Wardwell
Paul Pevin
Hope
Constitution Streets
Mary Ann Hargraves
Charles H. Manchester
Edward Tradell
Ernest W. Weaver
Et. Ux
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