Discharge of Capt Leahy Ends Rhode Island Military Career
Capt Thomas F Leahy of Company C Second Regiment Rhode Island Militia is dishonorably discharged and barred from state military service by Special Orders No 94 issued Oct 11 1895 Governor Charles Warren Lippitt ordered the action. The case mirrors earlier punishment of Capt Bernard Hackett for falsifying pay rolls and including falsified names to obtain pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leahy
Thomas F. Leahy
Co. C
State of
Rhode Island
Providence
Charles Warren Lippitt
Evisna Drew
Bernard Hackett
Co. E
Patrick Helly
Thomas Dwyer
Dwyer
Kelly
Kendall
Moran
Dyer
Gears Break at National India Rubber Co Mill
In the calender room 8 to 9 yesterday one of three large gears broke, other gears followed. By morning two shaft lines ran the mill except the new calenders. Work continues in the old calender room with tickets kept up. gear replacement may take six weeks to two months. Superintendent McCarty oversees operations to keep the mill running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National India Rubber Co
Colchester
Conn
McCarty
Lindsey
Marjorie
Maine
Mary Lake
Newport
Grace Bryer
Saunders
United States Rubber Co
Slasher
New Brunswick
Rubber Works
Mra
June Stade
L. F. Gorham
High Street
Tuy Creek
Ingersoll and Nash win sea wall contract at Naval Reserve Armory
Newport firm Ingersoll and Nash awarded the $3,000 contract to build a granite sea wall along the north side of the wharf from the Church street bulkhead to Long Wharf. The wall will be 610 feet long, eight feet wide at the base, four feet at the top, laid dry in solid blocks. Russell D. Bullock will supply the granite, with the outer edge 28 feet from the front of the new building and the gap filled with stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll & Nash
Newport
Naval Reserve Armory
Church Street
Long Wharf
Russell D. Bullock
Scannavin & Potter
W.B Lewis
Providence
Bristol High School Alumni Association
G A. R. Hall
Hedley-Livsey Band Orchestra of
Open Air Crusade Meetings Planned Across City
The Crusaders schedule an open air meeting at 645 tomorrow at foot of State street weather permitting. Sunday services include a holiness meeting at 3 p.m. at the Park open air at 6 p.m. and a salvation meeting at 7 p.m. in Grand Army Hall. The famed 350 pound musician known as the saved will aid. Carrie Russell tomorrow night. Grand’s S BR O debut by Miss Carrie Russell and Voltair Operatic Co. drew an outstanding crowd and may return similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
South Christian Church
Grand Army Hall
Carrie Russell
The
Grand
S. Br.o
Our City
Voltair Operatic Co
Harrisburg
October Weddings in Bristol and Providence
Two Bristol weddings dominate the notice. Miss Mary Jeanette Fea and James Stephen Perry wed at St Marys church with a large Bristol and out of town attendance. The couple will reside at 40 Mount Hope Avenue after a brief trip. Also Frank Bliss Wilson and Emelie Frances Phelps married at Trinity Church with a full church, guests from Providence Bristol and Boston, and a reception at 58 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Christie
P. McCabe
Leonard
Lizzie Ormond
Alice Downey
Thomas Cleary
Mendelssohn
Maria Fee
Prospect Street
Providence
Boston
Massachusetts
Norwich
Conn
Perry
Perry Homestead
Mount Hope Avenue
John Smith
Mamie Fox Smith
Mystic
M. Glenn
Aunton
Mass
Sadie McCaffrey
Mamie McCaffrey
Trainor
Daffy
BR. 1
Thomas Cummings
Frank McCaffrey
Minnie Wall
Manchester
Henry Fee
New London
Joseph Fee
Meriden
Julia Haggerty
Willimantic
Trinity Church
Frank Bliss Wilson
Emeire Frances Phelps
James T. Phelps
William BR. Trotter
Trinity
Ida Maud Stafford
New York
Vida G. Ingerson
Edith Rounds
Wendll R. Davis
Grosvenor Perry Nichols
William L. Manchester
George W
Oswald R. Seigel
Bristol
Ralph Kinder, Jr
Clark
Franklin Street
Wilson
Babbitt Women's Relief Corps
Éni&Ll
State Dept
W. BR. C
St. Alban
Grosvenor Nichols
Tereasa Mallen
Ida Mond Stafford
Bristol Post Office Mail Schedules
The Bristol Post Office closes mails at 6.35 and 9.20 a m 12.20 8 40 and 5 50 p m The mails open as nearly as possible at 9 a m 2 0 5 20 and 7 25 p m.
New Subscriptions Offer for Boston Weekly Traveler
For a short time new subscribers paying $2 in advance receive a year of the Boston Weekly Traveler free. The offer provides four papers a week for a year. Samples available at the office or mailed on request. Address Parish Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonscemers Vo Tar Szem-Werxpx Puawix
Boston Twick
Fall and winter goods spill at D A Pierces on State Street
The store offers a large stock of seasonal clothing with prices low in Providence. Community notes include a Congregational Club sale at Memorial chapel, a Bristol harbor light project, school building naming talks, and local social visits, with town council discussions on the Bradford street sewer and upcoming events at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kunze
F. B. Wilson
E. F. Phelps
Babbitt Woman's Resist Corps
New York
Bristol County
P. Nerone
State Street
D. A. Pierce’s
Providence
Congregational Club
Memorial Chapel
Mount Hone Bay
Bristol Ferry
Epworth League
State Street Methodist Church
Opera House
S. T. Ford
Bristol
Walter Talbot
Doty House
Union Street
Thompson House
Hope Street
Frank Kennicutt
Burton
Charles B. Rockwell
Talbot
Probate court notices for estates and guardian appointment
In the probate Court Judge Hezekiah W. Church orders notices for accounts of Susan Mc Intyre Pheba H Vickery and Aston F Usher to be presented for allowance on Nov 4. The petition for appointment of a guardian for minor Elizabeth W. Astier with offer of notice was referred to Nov 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah W. Church
Susan McIntyre
Pheba H Vickery
Aston F. Usher
Elizabeth W. Astier
Old Fashioned Syrups and Remedies Advertised Prices
A vintage advertisement lists Seneca syrup for coughs and colds, beef iron and wine at 50 cents a bottle, Carter's Little Liver Pills at 15 cents, porous plasters at 10 cents or 3 for 25, Calgate toilet soaps, fresh mixed candy and chocolates by the pound, root beer extract, rose water, and assorted roots and herbs priced per ounce, reflecting a broad general store catalog style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Calgate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bristol Phenix
Bradford St
R. J
Farrally Brothers
Phoenix
Waldron A. F
Fritz Beckhauser
Adjutant General's Office
Armory Wharf
Christian Crusaders
Joseph N. Morris
Dauntless
Tucker
St. Michael’s Church
New Line
Annie S. Waldron
Charles A. Waldron
Lee
Sixth District Court
Woonsocket
Dora Bosworth
Congregational Church Quartette
Pawtucket
Edward Hoffman
Charity
Charles C. Wilson
Walter H. Coggeshall
Everett L. Church
Howard Manchester
Albert Bernard
Frank G. Bowen, Jr
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
Fin de Siecle
Opera
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
M. Cunningham
Bristol and Vicinity
Bristol Post Office
Byfield
Oliver
Burton and Walley
Walley
Ssemen
Aio Ohare rapRstional
Frank M. Dimond
A. S. VanWickle
Bradford Street
Miller
Trinity Church Corporation
John Collins
Eugene LeClair
JL. F. Gorham
Henry Cady
Alfred M. Pierce
Wood Street
James Harris
Leon van Rensella
Pennsylvania
John P. Sanborn
Newport Mercury
Henry DeCosta
DeCosta
I F. Curd
R. M. Watson
Philadelphia
Harlie Pearse
Henry Fo Card
Atttleboro
Messrs
A. M. Hurd
William A. Remington
Revere
Old Town
Howorth’s
Hibernians
Howorth
Hibernica and Comedy Company
Blodgett
Hyde
A. L. Blodgett
F. G. Hyde
George Freeman
Bristol Press
Haworth
Bristol Opera House
Probate Court
Powe
U.S
Marguerite
R. I
Ee Wap & Taft
van Wickle House
Qhera House
Man
Monorth
Ireland
Hibernica
Dublin Dan Novelty & Specialty CO
Grand Street
Easterbrooks
John Howorth
C.W. Sparks
Sheriff Cady
Chas, Heilborn
Drs. Heilborn & Church
Chiropodists
Westminster Street
BR. L
Bristol Pramix
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