King Philips Fair Opens with Audiences and Attractions
The seventh annual King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1 fair began Saturday at Artillery Hall with a large crowd. St Mary's Fife And Drum Corps led the parade, and acts included Fred Morrill the human pin cushion, dancing nightly to Lavey's Imperial Orchestra, plus visits by Hydraulion Engine and Hose company and the Naval Reserves.
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Artillery Hall
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company
St. Mary’s Fife and Drum Corps
Fred Morrill
Barnum & Bailey’s Circus
Morrill
Lavey
Imperial Orchestra
King Philip Company
Robert H. Peterson
William J. Ashton
Amos Rradeau
Moses Moore
William H. Burke
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Naval Reserves
Local Obituaries Record Four Deaths in Town Notes
In town on Oct 14 Sarah T. Springer aged 74 years 7 months 9 days. On Oct 15 Thomas McKale aged 46 years 14 days and Antone Arruda aged 56 years. Burton Elwood Perry aged 3 years 10 months, son of Mr and Mrs Frederck RK Perry, on Oct 17.
Seven Barks Promises Cure For Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Seven Barks as a purely vegetable remedy for biliousness indigestion gout rheumatism headaches insomnia and kidney and liver troubles. It guarantees a bottle at no charge if the expected benefits are not obtained after following directions. Store location listed as Jasmin 297 Hope St Bristol. Harvest Home service at Trinity Church benefits local orphanages and aged homes with fruit vegetables cereals and other offerings invited from all parishioners or not. The service features choral voices and Magnificat and Barnby anthem. Organ repair anticipated for the service.
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Jasmin
Hope St Bristol
Trinity Church
St. Andrew’s School
Drownville
Stainer
Barnby
Fire Notice From Co L Bosworth At Law Bristol
Co L Bosworth at 68 Hope Street Bristol advertises office hours with fire safety opening Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and for every event one cent admission appears in the notice.
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Peract at-Law
Hope Street
Bristol
Miss Agnes Miller Advocates Caution With Menstrual Health
Chicago resident Miss Agnes Miller shares a personal account of dysmenorrhea and relief after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the treatment’s impact on health and vitality, warning against cold exposure during the menstrual period. A beaver Tail ferry replaces the Sagamore on Newport James town route with landing challenges.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Agnes Miller
Potomac Ave
Chicago
Aoman
Protesant Epipopal Clergymen Visit Boston St Michael's Sermons
Delegates from the triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church gathered in Boston and spoke at St Michael's Church during the rector's absence. Rev John Kershaw of Charleston preached on Hope, detailing its link to faith, and led the Sunday school address with tales from Charleston. Bishop Arthur Llewellyn Williams delivered a sermon on belief and joy, urging humility innocence and curiosity as key traits while condemning self pride and self sufficiency.
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United States
Boston
New
Othis
New England
St. Michael’s Church
G. L. Locke
USA
Message on Fraternal Health Cure Promoted by Theobald
John Theobald of Cincinnati shares his five year dyspepsia ordeal and credits Mi-ona with a permanent recovery. Local agent A J Jasmin offers Mi-ona at 50 cents a box with a personal guarantee refunds if not cured, urging readers not to suffer.
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John Theobald
York Street
Cincinnati
Theobald
Sam
A. J Jismin
Bristol and Narragansett Bay Scene Then Sin’s Canker Worm
A Camden writer describes Bristol Rhode Island on Narragansett Bay with sails and landmarks, autumn colors, and harbor life. The poem contrasts serene scenery with distress caused by sin gnawing at the town’s vitals, urging the Holy Spirit’s power for relief and blessing for those who seek it.
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Narragansett Bay
Bristol
Arrangements For Parade Next Sunday
St Marys T A Society meets to plan a parade and town visitors entertainment for next Sunday. Col L H Callan will be chief marshal. T T Mee of Woonsocket attends. Newport and Pawtucket groups have accepted. more replies expected soon. An adjourned meeting is set for Friday night.
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St. Marys
T. A. Society
Col. L. H. Callan
T. T. Mee
Woonsocket
Union
Newport
Pawtucket
St. Mary’s Church
Father Mathew
White and Norton
St. Mary’s Basketball Association
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King Philips’ Fair
Beaver Tail
Saunderstown
Jamestown
Sacamore
Constitution Street
Bristol Ferry
American Ship Windlass Company
Providence
Casino
Janiore
St. Mary's
Casino JR
Gallagher Bertrand
Collins
Cooke
McKeon
Vis
Glendale
Edward C. Morrissey
Trinity Parish
St. Michael’s
Strates
Daniel Simkins
Camden, N. J
Wright
A.J. Jasmin
R. J. Drug CO
Bristol Phoenix
Hood's
Hood
Bupege
Mark
Bya Pea
Joseph L. Buffum
Contractor & Builder
HOPE
American Industrial Company
Union Street
Providence, R. I
F. Beauregard
Bradford Street
Thames Street
Theodore C. Gladding
Jarre Mouasky
Baker’s
The
Waldron-Brownell CO
Paoxar
State OF Rhode Island
Supreme Court, Common Pleas Division
Newport and Providence Railway Company
Bristol County
Marc
Sours House
John F. Richmond George H. Burnham
Harold J. Gross
Vaccaro Bros
Mandolin
Custar
Franklin
Coggeshall Street
L. C. H. Straight
Het Faents
Cor
Bradford Reets
William M. Connery’s
R.-I
Vv Grif
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