Colt Memorial High School Corner Stove Laid in Bristol
This afternoon the corner stove of the Colt Memorial High School will be laid as a grand gift to Bristol by Col Colt in memory of his mother. The donor has pledged a substantial sum and the project may total nearly a quarter of a million dollars, transforming local education for future generations.
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Colt Memorial High School
Bristol
Col Colt
Gol Colt
Ao High
Wayera
Haigh School
Bristol Post Office Hours and Local Notices
Mails arrive at Bristol Post Office at specific times each day with closing hours listed. Sunday hours run 9:30 to 10:30 am and 2:30 to 3:08 pm, with carriers’ racks for distribution. Various notices mention local visits, events, sales, theater, and community announcements across Bristol including streets, schools, and local businesses.
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Bristol Opera House screens Passion Play amid large audience
Moving pictures depicting the Passion Play were shown at the Bristol Opera House last evening under Fall River management. Abbott Company of Providence decorates the corner stone layings this afternoon, marking a third such event this month after Taunton and Woonsocket shows. Two Fall River men were fined for attempting to steal a Boston bull terrier paper. Mrs Heon caused the arrest. The Phonix goes to press early today to close the office this afternoon. Juday's issue will be sold at Colt Memorial High School to ensure future readers are aware. Bristol County Teacher Training class began at Warren Baptist Church with about 40 attendees, studying the Old Testament. Miss Elizabeth Bubbs returns as instructor. Grand Master Hamilton Mackenzie of Old Fellows visits United Brothers lodge No 13 tonight with grand officers. speeches and a collation follow.
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Abbott Company
Providence
Taunton
Woonsocket
Fall River Mass
A. J Heon
Warren
Bristol County
Warren Baptist Church
Elizabth Bubbs
Bristol
Hamilton K Mackenzie
Grand Lodge of Old Fellows
United Brothers Lodge
Uraud
Federation Women Gather for Rhode Island Club Outing
The Rhode Island federation of Women’s clubs met in Bristol at Grand Army Hall for a statewide outing with a morning business session, addresses by Mrs George H Fedwler, Miss Sarat Dyer Barns, and Mrs Walter Stokes, and an afternoon program featuring readings, a violin solo by Miss Catherinye A Reynolds, piano by Mrs B M Mar Dougall, and a humorous farce No Man Wanted. Luncheon followed at the Howl Bedvedere.
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Rhode Island Federation of Women 8 Clubs
Bristol Fortisgutly
Grand Army Hall
Federation
George H Fedwler
State Federation
Sarat Dyer Barns
Walter Stokes
Vons
Clal Natore
Atven
Flint
Oque Dorregate
Agne Warren Frenehb
Catherinye A Reynolds
M Mar Dougall
Gertrude Talbee Dimond Cone
The
Provingers E Bartmairolittle
Howl Bedvedere
Connery Hammill Wedding at St Mate's Church
At 9 o'clock this morning in St Mate's church Thomas Jo Connery and Miss Theresa M Hammill were married. Rev Charles Edmunds performed the ceremony and a nuptial mass followed. The church was filled with relatives and friends. The bride, sister of Judge Frank H Hammett, wore white crape de chine with Duchess lace and orange blossoms. bridesmaid Miss Anna J Hammill wore pink Gesprit. The groom was attended by his friend Robert J Connery. ushers James F Lavender and John J Lavender. Mendelssohn played during entry and Lohengrin as they left. organist Miss Mary E Fierce. A reception and breakfast followed for immediate relatives. The couple, who have many friends, will reside at 102 State street after a short wedding trip.
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St Mate's Church
Thomas Jo Conners
Theresa M Hammill
Charles Edmunds
Aunua J Hawkmill
Robert J. Connery
Janes F Lavender
John J Lavender
Pride’s Roses
Mendelssohn
Lohenprin
Mary E- Fierce
Patrick Hammiil
State Street
Frank H. Hamutt
National Indian Robber Company
National India Rubber Co
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles
A public notice claims PAZO OINTMENT provides relief for itching bleeding and is guaranteed to cure or refund within 14 days. Druggists authorized to refund money if the product fails to cure.
Democratic Caucus Elects Local Officials and Central Committee
A Democratic caucus held at Artillery Hall on State Street drew about 150 people after 4 pm. John McElvogue won the State Central Committee seat with 95 votes, Nicholas Golden 74, and 3 scattered. Byron K Fish was unanimously chosen for State Senator and Thomas E Johnson for State Assembly. Col Callan and Coggeshall served as tellers. the caucus adjourned about 4:30 pm.
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Artillery Hall
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Edward M Sullivan
Cranston
Democratic State Central Committee
Jefferson F. Galvin
Galvin
Walter E. Simmons
Nicholas Golden
Peter J Lannon
George E. Ingraham
John E Austin
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Peter J Colton
John J Byrnes Daniel
Coggeshall
Hugh F Kelly
Colb H Callan
John McElvogue
Byron K Fish
Fish
Nicholas J Golden
Col. Callan
Herbert F Bennett
Sullivan
Bristol
United States
Geo Charles Ro Brayton
Dhis
Daniel Lb
State Central Committee
Daniel G. Cogeeshall
Col IL OH Callan
McElvogue
Golden
Caucas
Benjamin M. Greene dies after long illness in Providence
Benjamin M. Greene of Providence former resident of this town dies at 64 College street after a long illness He was 78 or 79 and born in 1828 The Greene family connections span local families with service in militia and church He leaves a widow Mary Ann White their daughter Miles Adam of Providence and four brothers The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 pm from Providence, with interment at North Cemetery The notice also invites a visit to Conley Brothers for ice cream after the cornerstone laying.
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Providence
College Street
Jeremiah
Martha Hill (Monroe) Greene
Reene
Mt Hope
Hope and
Wardwell Streets
St Alban's Lodge
Cananicos Lodge
Joseph Greene
Jeremiah L Greene
Newport
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