Gov Pothier Visits Bristol for Open Post Meeting
About 175 attended the Babbitt Post 15 G A R open meeting in Bristol on Friday evening with Governor Aram J Pothier, Staff, and Department officers as invited guests. Addresses highlighted Rhode Island pride and postwar unity, plus remarks on southern hospitality and national harmony.
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Babbitt Post
No. 15
Aram‘'J
Pothier
Relief Corps and Sons of Veteran
F.G. Jillson
Ezra Dixon
Henry C Luthers
State Board of Soldiers’ Relief
Benjamin L Hall
Charles H. Baker
Soldiers’ Home
Newbern
N. C
Rhode Island
National
Avery
Jillson
G. A. BR
Salt Lake City
Brighiam Young
Mary Ann Angell
Mass M Maud Norton
Babbitt Woman’s Relief Corps
George H.peck
Relief Corps
William J. Fish
Death of Bishop Hare former Bishop of Southern Dakota
Bishop Hare died at his sister's home in Atlantic City New Jersey on Saturday aged 71 after a long struggle with a cancerous growth on his face. He served with Bishop Howe at St Pauls Philadelphia and later led Southern Dakota since 1874. He cherished ties to Bristol visiting often and leaves son Hobart Hare M D of Philadelphia. Burial will be in Philadelphia.
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William H. Ware
Southern
Dakota
Atlantic City
N. J
Hare
M. A. Rdew. Howe
St. Paul’s Church
Philadelphia
Howe
St. Paul’s
Pennsylvania
Bristol
Bishop Howe
Bishop Hare
Hobart ‘Hare
Jefferson College
Herbert M. Howe
Encouraging local commerce and settlements fosters a better place
The text argues that a community improves most by inviting sound merchants, strong schools, and good residents, stressing that progress depends on residents spending money locally to attract and retain quality people and institutions.
Advertisement seeds for merchants and farmers unite
An ad is like sowing seed for a merchant. It may take time before results show, yet they will come. The wise farmer and the wise merchant alike do not stint their seed or advertisement, acknowledging eventual gains.
Bristol and Amhersts Play Scoreless Football At Common
The Bristol team and the Amhersts of Providence tied in a scoreless game on the Common Saturday afternoon. Both sides showed straight football with limited forward passes and few scoring threats. Bristol relied on core players Bradi, Brightman, and Doffty, while Amherst featured Sweeney, Herrmann, and Broadbent in a lighter but more scientific lineup. Referee C. O. F. Thompson. Umpire Ford. Timers Clancy and Smith. Time 20 minute halves. Bristol
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Bristol
Amhersts
Providence
Bristols
P. Bradie
Brightman
Doffty
Amherst Sweeney le Herrmann
Gray Oconcauoon
Ig Colard
Herzig Gilwore
Brown Depley
McCaughey Connors
Osrney Hughes
Bradic Conaway
Daffy Cullen
Bradic Conway
Timepiece Give-Away with Phoenix Subscriptions
The Phoenix offers a clock-watch as a free gift with each new subscription between now and January 1 1910 and adds four teen months of the paper from Nov 1 1909 to Jan 1 1911 for 2 60 postpaid. The aim is to win Bristol residents and readers in other towns, encouraging gifts to friends and relatives while expanding permanent subscriptions.
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Phoenix
the Phoenix
Bristol
The
Surprise Party for Mr and Mrs Cole in Warren
A Bristol party rode the 720 train to Warren to honor Mr and Mrs Irving W Cole at their home. Miss Bessie Ferguson hosted with the couple, while Mr Cole sang with Mrs Cole at piano and Miss Mildred Taylor played. A fine supper followed before the visitors returned to Bristol.
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Bristol
Irving W. Cole
Warren
Cole
Mildred Taylor
Josephine Gifford
Raymond FE. Taylor
Polly Davis
District Court Hears Rail Station Revelry Cases
In the Fifth District Court yesterday morning Clerk John L. Lonergan presiding Albert Cassidy and Tony Ammaral from Providence were fined $3 and costs after pleading guilty to revelry on a New Haven train at Warren station. Other cases disposed of included Frank Qruz and John Medeiros liquor seizure forfeiture, Joyce Brothers & Co. vs Joseph Turcotte continued two weeks, Antonio Morra vs Luigi Goglia continued, and George O Darling et al versus Salzano Agostino continued a week.
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Fifth District
John L. Lonergan
Albert Cassidy
Tony Ammaral
Providence
Warren
New Haven
Frank Qruz
John Medeiros
Joyce Brothers & Co
Joseph Turcotte
Antonio Morra
Luigi Goglia
George O. Darling Et al
Salzano Agostino
Comrade Amos B Sherman Obituary in Warren
Comrade Amos B Sherman died at the Soldiers Home hospital at age 63 after paralysis on arrival. He served in Company EH Tenth Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. The funeral was held in Warren yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock with Rev H W Warren officiating. Burial followed at South Cemetery in Warren.
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Amos B. Sherman
Tenth
Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry
Warren
H. W. Warren
First Baptist Church
South
Industrial Trust Company Executor Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Industrial Trust Company as a durable executor and administrator. It highlights impartial service, avoidance of bonding, ability to act as trustee or guardian, and legal authorization to accept duties under a will. The message emphasizes reliability and ongoing presence for estate matters.
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Industrial Trust Company
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Spon Home
Sarchele
R. I
Connery
Remieres
Cor
Hope and
Bradford Streets
the Crown Orchestra
F. M. Straight
J. A. Clarkson
Imperial Orchestra
Thomas B. Lavey
Mozart
Beethoven
Wagmer
T. B.lavey
R. J
A. Weorgelmar
Sta Ave
Thames St
Thomas Farias
Morris Bros
Babbitt
Jilison
Amherst
District Court
Trust Company
Hope Street
Edward D. Kunz
Sristol
A. P. Nerone Agentin
Providence Telephone Co
Corner Hope and
Bradford Sts
Staples Coal Company
COAL
Bristol Co. Gas &Electric Co
Hope St
Main & Joyce Sts
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