Harvest Festival and town events fill New Milford schedule
The town notes a Sunday post office closure until May, a Harvest Festival at the Soldiers’ Home, hydraulic and water board plans, and social visits by dignitaries. Local clergy, clubs, and the D.A.R. hold meetings. a yacht wreck, a fire at Patrick Hammill’s, and new Bristol newspaper proprietors are reported.
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Burster
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Reba Rebecca Lodge
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J.J. van Alen
S. P. Colt
Marguerite DeWolf Allen
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
Attleboro
Wm. B. Meenan
Natick
Town Hall
Ireland
Young Men’s Christian Association
Major
John Tweedale
Washington, D. C
Philip B. Bourne
Tweedale
Hope Street
Wm. H. Buffington
Prudence Island
George Gladding
Narragansett Cottage
Frank Dimond
New York
Church Street
Issac L
Sarah H. Hoard
United Rubber Trust Co
Charles Kenney
Burlington, Vt
South Christian Church
J. Carl
Frank Perry
Patrick Hammill
J. Maximus
Electric Light Co
Bristol Neck
Faust on stage at Providence Opera House in Morrison production
Lewis Morrison presents a revised Faust at Providence Opera House with a strong company led by Morrison as Mephisto and Florence Roberts as Marguerite. The review praises the dramatic clarity, stage effects, and the actors strong commitment, noting a vivid interpretation and memorable Mephisto performance.
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Providence Opera House
Lewis Morrison
Faust
Mephisto
Bristol Commemorates Battle and Privateering Heritage Event
The Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution held a Bristol Town Hall ceremony with a large statewide gathering. Speakers included Prof. Wilfred H. Munro and Samuel Norris Jr. Esq. The program recalled early Bristol resistance, the Gaspee affair, privateering from Rhode Island, and the 1778 bombardment by Captain Wallace, describing local courage and the town’s wartime sacrifices.
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Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution
Town Hall
Wilfred H. Munro
Henry M. Gibson
J. P. Reynolds
Bristol Neck
Layfayette
Alonzo Williams
Brown University
Isaac H. Southwick
B. O. Wilbour
Bristol
A.R
Samuel Norris Jr. Esq
Rosseau
France
Plymouth
Boston
Yne
Gaspie
Simeon Potter
America
Washington in Bristol A Nation’s Hero Returns
The town of Bristol greets George Washington with admiration as he visits Newport and contemplates the young Republic. Citizens debate whether he is conqueror, guest, or future president while recalling his roles at Valley Forge, Trenton, and Princeton and his enduring place as Father of the Country.
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Wm. Bradford
Wallace
Bradford
Simeon Potter
Kose
Bristol
Warren
Newport
Europe
Fair Island
Rochambeau
Valley Forge
Trenton
Princeton
Yorktown
Our
Republic
George Washington
Commandments Against Spells Dreams and Mediums
Religious instruction condemns divination fortune telling and contacting the dead as sins against God. It explains spells do not cure and that dreams arise from the waking mind with imagination ungoverned by reason. Vision in scripture differs from mere dreams and the afterlife remains unknowable after death.
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Obituary notes and society items from a New England town
Obituary notices honor residents including Wilson a seed grower with New England ties and church donor, Luther, Maxfield a Warren pensioner and veteran, and other local figures. The piece mentions marriages in Providence and Rome, public notices, and a High School Debating Society meeting with debate on Grant versus Lee as military leaders. Names include David E. Luther George W. Maxfield Melville Badletown Warren B. Pa Iggester and Miss Mary Wentworth Morrill the Providence bride.
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East Franklin Street
Wilson
New England
Advent Christian Church
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Christian Church
David E. Luther
Neal
Child Street
Warren
George W. Maxfield
Vernon Street
Rhode Island
Tobin Post
B. R. Wilson
Providence
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D. C. Morrill
Europe
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Anna B. Manchester
C. M. Shepard
Miriam W. Skinner
S. P. Hasbrouck
H.B. Luther
Geo. A. Arnold
H. F. Bennett
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H.W. Skinner
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Helen M. Gibson
Ammie Spooner
State Street
Hammill
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Charles Henning
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Slocum Post Woman's Relief Corps of Providence
State Soldiers Home
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Board of Grand Officers
United Brothers Lodge
Binstex
George A. Arnold
P. J. Erea
J. E. C. Farnham
John Cocroft
Geo. F. Mackinnon
Adoniram J. Cushing
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Henry F. Lippitt
Lawless
Bristol It Infantry
Samuel Kinder
Trinity Church
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J. Howard Manchester
Nehemiah Cole
National Eagle Bank
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John G. Watson
Bay
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Cashior
Farmenas Skinner, Jr
E. Dixon
David McCcaughey
Mary
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Ann D. Pierce
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