Bristol Mothers Club to Meet at Colt Memorial High
The Bristol Mothers' Club holds its first regular meeting of the year this Thursday at 7 30 in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium. An important business session will follow. all members are urged to attend.
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Bristol Mothers’ Club
Colt Memorial High School
Lient
Allen
Edward U.S
Will Rivera
Médut Meico
Ped Wertee
Raplic
Bristol
Ambata
Star Theatre Weekly Photo Plays and Burlesque Lineup
Tonight at the Star Theatre a three part drama Pals in Blue leads the program with top photographs The People of the Pit and Crescent series episodes starring Prietess Hassan In the Name of the King The Discontented Mad Lubin Diamond from the Sky Snow Girl a three part burlesque romance King Baggot in A Life in the Balance two acts Animated Weekly Wednesday features Ethel Clayton in a three act photo play In the ar
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Star Theatre
Pit
Leo
Madison
Unider
Prietess Hassan
King Baggot
Ethel Clayton
Fell From Train At Warren Station Injury In Fall River
John S. Lisboa of Fall River fell from the steps of a passenger car on a Consolidated railroad train near Warren station on a Saturday evening. He sustained a broken shoulder blade and multiple cuts and bruises to the head and shoulder while en route home from a visit. The train halted briefly in the railroad yards and he had been warned not to leave the car before the station was called. Wounds were dressed at Warren police station in Fall River.
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John S. Lisboa
Fall River
Consolidated Railroad
Warren
Automobile Registrations Reported Next Week Details
Local automobile registrations at the State Board of Public Roads last week include Patrick H. Sherry of Warren with a Studebaker 25 hp touring car. William J. Smith of Warren with a Velie 32 hp touring car. William F. Brown of Barrington with a Ford 22 hp touring car.
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The
State Board of Public Roads
Patrick H. ‘Sherry
Warren
Studebaker
H. P
William J. Smith
Velie
H. P. Toute Oh
William F. Brown
Barrington
Ford
Dr King’s New Discovery Cough Remedy Endorsed
An advertisement urges faithful use of Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and coughs with a testimonial claiming it is the best remedy the author’s family has used. Priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
Warren Evens The Series In Warren Championship
Warren defeats Circle Jacques Cartier 10 to 3 to win the town championship. Kennedy pitched for Warren allowing two hits as the team collected 14 safeties and earned a $50 purse plus the four-game receipts. Kempf Parks Maguire Beaurégard among Warren players.
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Conrick
Rth
Hekews
Bristol
Ilbpo
Bowler
Matroni
Silva
Bliven
McElroy
Warren F
Cee
Kempf
Parks
Maguire
McNamee
B. Beaurégard
Garvin
W. Beauregard
W. Beau
Warren
Circle Jacques Cartier
Kennedy
Murphy
Dupuis and Van Voast wedding at St Marys Church
John George Dupuis and Miss Louise Sophia Van Voast were married at St Marys Church in the 8 o clock ceremony conducted by Rev Thomas J Gillan. The bride was attended by Miss Minnie Golden with William Van Oast Jr as best man. They will reside on Congregational Street after a wedding trip.
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John George Dupuis
Louise Sophia van Voast
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas J. Gillan
Minnie Golden
William van Oast, Jr
Congregational Street
Charles A. Johnson
Nelson Dupuis
Wood Street
George W. Dill
High Street
William van Voast
Benjamin and Feldman Bride in Boston Bound Match
Jacob A. Benjamin of Benjamin Brothers and Miss Doris Feldman of Providence wed at the bride’s home 98 Douglas Avenue Providence with Rabbi I Rubenstein officiating. Best man Joseph Kraft and bride’s attendant Mrs Felman. They plan a wedding trip to Washington DC and will reside in Boston.
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Jacob A. Benjamin
Benjamin Brothers
Doris Feldman
Providence
Douglas Avenue
Rabbi I. Rubenstein
Joseph Kraft
Felman
New York
Boston
Chelsea
Washington, D. C
Patrolman Bergeron Resigns Amid Suspension Fallout
Patrolman Alfred Bergeron of Warren has resigned as police patrolman and special constable after failing to arrest Michael Annunziata a week ago. He tendered his resignation to the Warren Town Council on Saturday and asks it take effect immediately. Bergeron served on the force for 15 years. the council will meet this week to act on the resignation.
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Alfred Bergeron
Warren
Michael Annunziata
Bergeron
Importance Of Healthy Kidneys Pills Ad Claim
An advertisement extols kidney health and the role of the kidneys in cleansing blood. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co introducing testimonial from Michael Collar of Bristol about back pain relief and urges purchase at 50 cents from dealers.
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Dean
Bristol
Michael Collar
Bay View Ave
Mr Collar
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Obituary Thomas Goff Jr. Dies After Yearlong Illness
Thomas Goff Jr a long time town business man died Saturday at his home 8 Lincoln avenue after a year of poor health He was 38 years old born in the town son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Goff He spent 17 years with Thomas J Connery Grocer later starting his own meat and grocery business He served in Civil War Company F Tenth Infantry and was admitted to the Home Oct 24 1899 He was 73 at death and survived by a Providence niece Burial took place in Providence with Babbit Post G A R connection noted.
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Thomas Goff, Jr
Lincoln Avenue
Hopkinton
Mass
Thomas Goff
Thomas J. Connery
Company F
Tenth Infantry
Providence
Babbitt Post
Goff Family Mourns Loss Of Local Citizen
The community mourns the death of a longtime resident and Fourth of July Committee member Tom Goff. He leaves Ada Munroe, two sons Thomas Jefferson and Frederick, his parents, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held at Lincoln avenue residence and St Mary’s Church with a large turnout and floral tributes. Interment followed at St Mary’s Cemetery Warren.
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High Street
Lincoln Avenue
Ada Munroe
Thomas Jefferson
Frederick
Henry R. Manchester
Nora
Catherine Goff
James W. Goff
Jefferson Goff
Tom
St. Mary’s Church
Holy Name Society
Thomas J. Gillan
Francis P. McGovern
James F. O'Donnell
Marston
James P. Murphy
Edward L. Leahy
William P. Leahy
Peter Lannon
Thomas J. Connery
Ugh Breen
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Warren
Mrs Mary Denckla Howe Dies After Illness in New York
Mrs. Mary Denckla Howe wife of Arthur Kitney Howe of Philadelphia and summer resident here died in New York Saturday afternoon from ptomaine poisoning and heart trouble at the Blackstone Hotel. She was 47 and survived by her husband four sons Arthur W. Howe Paul Denckla Howe Williamson Howe and John Howe a daughter Rosemary Howe a brother Herman A. Denckla and two grandchildren. Funeral was held today at St Michael's Church at 2 30 PM with interment at Juniper Hill Cemetery.
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Arthur W. Howe
Mary Denekla Howe
Arthur Kitney Howe
Philadelphia
New York
Howe
Blackstone
Metropolis
Death notices for Mrs. Sullivan and Comrade Worsley
Mrs. John F Sullivan of Webster died Sunday morning of heart disease after a prior attack. she leaves two sons and two daughters and the funeral was held at St Louis Church Webster with interment in Oxford Massachusetts. Comrade Charles H Worsley died suddenly Sunday morning at the soldiers Home in this town. heart disease was the cause after a hospital stay.
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James J. Walsh
Bourn Street
John F Sullivan
Webster
Sullivan
St. Loui Church
Oxford
Mass
Charles H Worsley
Boy Scouts Minstrels in Bristol Rhode Island
The First Bristol Troop of Rhode Island Boy Scouts presents its third annual minstrel show and vaudeville at the Pastime theatre tomorrow evening. A large chorus of 30 voices will perform with updated songs and jokes. The program includes vaudeville and motion pictures, ending with a one act play The Awkward Squad, as Crown orchestra provides the music starting at 8 o'clock.
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Bristol
Rhode Island Boy Scouts
Crown Orchestra
Celebrated 78th Birthday of William Easterbrooks
William H. H. S. Easterbrooks, born October 17, 1837, in Bristol, celebrated his 78th birthday last Sunday at the Benjamin Church Home for Aged Men. He formerly cooked in Providence for 14 12 years and owned a restaurant before becoming largely blind. He was honored at a gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fran Kinnicutt on Hope Street with a chicken dinner and many gifts. He remains a devoted baseball fan and plans many more birthdays with friends in Bristol and Warren.
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William H. H. S. Easterbrooks
Mr. Easterbrooks
John
Caroline Easterbrooks
Bristol
Lindsey Anderson
Providence
Benjamin Church
Sunda
Fran Kinnicutt
Hope Street
Warren
Mrs. Thomson Praises Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Philadelphia woman aged 62 credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending years of painful change of life symptoms. She reports relief from monthly pains and renewed ability to work and shop, endorsing the product as a trusted aid.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Mrs. Thomson
W. Russell St
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia
Roadway Comment Sparks Union City Debate
The Union City Eagle quotes readers questioning road quality and urging practical fixes. A columnist asks why authorities fail to build a smoother route and calls for proactive maintenance rather than grand projects.
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Bristol County Electric Co
Green Peppers
the Waldron
Bradford Street
Dupuis—Van Voast
Benjamin—Feldman
John F. Sullivan
Charles H. Worsley
BOY Scouts’ Minstrels
Union City Eagle
Hathaway's
Ina Oe
la Touraine
Chase & Sanborn
Autocrat
G. Washington
Newman Bros
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