Death of Samuel Pomeroy Colt Honored by Industrial Trust Board
The Bristol based Industrial Trust Company pays tribute to its founder Samuel Pomeroy Colt who died August 13 1921. The board cites his thirty plus years of service building the bank from a small start to a leading New England institution and his deep care for Bristol and its people. Condolences are sent to his family and a copy filed in the meeting records.
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Samuel Pomeroy Colt
Bristol
Industrial Trust Company
Sprwick
New England
A. D
Hydraulion Engine Defeated at Wakefield Muster
The Defender of the Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company No 1 blew out an air chamber on the second trial and settled for a 160 feet 64 inch first trial. Washington No 1 of Wickford led with 180 feet 6 inches, earning 200 dollars. Other records include Volunteer of East Greenwich 179 feet 3 inches and Aberdeen of South Kingstown 173 feet 112 inches.
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Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company No 1
Wakefield
Washington No 1
Wickford
Daniel G. Coggeshall
East Greenwich
Aberdeen
South Kingstown
Defiance
North Kingstown
Star
Westerly
Fire King
Pawtuxet
Liberty
East Providence
Defender
Bristol
Wetumka
Oakland Beach
Nonantum
Providence
Narragansett
Final Outdoor Picture Show on the Common
The final moving picture show on the common will be held this evening at the usual time. Mary Miles Min ter will be seen in The Little Clown. A colored Pathe Review and a comedy Regular Pals accompany the program. The largest crowd of the season is expected.
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Mary Miles Minter
Pathe
Chimes of Normandy Chorus Rehearsal Tonight
Trinity Parish House hosts a chorus rehearsal at 8 o clock inviting former participants and new singers to join. Few rehearsals are planned so all attendees should be present for every session.
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Trinity Parish House
Local briefs mention travels and events across Fall River area
Frederick Laroue visits his parents in Fall River while F E Suzman and Charles Breen host visitors in Hopkinton and Lincoln avenue. Regional residents such as Edward Inmatt, Cornelius DeSocio, and Miss Mary Fay are noted with guests in New Bedford Gloucester and Providence. The Bristol Forum plans in Rockwell Hall are announced and the Wampanoag Encampment prepares for fall meetings. The Shawomet Pawtucket team defeats Bristol A 11 to 7, and relatives attend Catherine Irene Rian and Joseph A Hughes wedding in Watertown.
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Daniel E. Dwyer
Thomas Dwyer
Collins Street
Alexander E. Geisler
Washington, D. C
Alexander L. Geisler
Summer Street
Mabel Enslin
Francis R. Enslin
Passaic
Gic
Morrissey
Helen J. Osterberg
Grace E. Shiel
Bertha E. Hagen
Marion Sparks
Bethlehem
N. H
Anna G. Coggeshall
Bristol Girl Scouts
John Post Reynolds
Henry W. Hayes
Francis W Hayes
Beaumont
Texas
Albert Perry
Miami
Florida
Perry
Horatio Perry
High Street
Craigville
Cape Cod
Frederick Laroue
Fall River
F. E. Suzman
Charles Breen
Lincoln Avenue
Hopkinton
Mass
John T. Lewis, Jr
University of Virginia
Gloucester
Edward Inmatt
New Bedford
G E. Edgett
State Street
M. E
Cornelius DeSocio
New York
Robert Peblow
Rock Street
Fred Macauley
John Gasper
Wilfred Lemaire
Fred Desilets
Canada
Mary Fay
Providence
Mary
Catherine Connor
Hope Street
Robert Ford
National India Rubber Shoe Division
Cornelius Gallagher
Frank Hughes
Cushman Bruscato
Belgrade Lakes
Bristol Forum
Rockwell Hall
Jessie Molasky
Lena Kane
New York City
Corona
East Setauket
Long Island
Odd Fellows Hall
Shawomet
Pawtucket
Bristol A
Catherine Irene Rian
Watertown
Joseph A Hughes
Church of the Sacred Heart
Emissew Jiola- Neaderiais
Grace
ROY Yn Wardwellio
Bosston
State
Moe Trainor
Charles McDonald
Branklim Streets
Mary.cDonough
Falmouth Heights
Archibald F. Dunbar
Street
Beverly
Helena
Wells
Harvey
Kennethyi
Rochelle
N. Y
Regina
Morris
An. Newburgh N
Louise Goulart
Heélén Mello
Westport
Anona Donovan
Boston
Halsey Chase
Charles Duquette
New Hampshire
Vermont
Ernest W. Weaver
Montreal
William McCarthy
Stephen Coggeshall
Henry Kebrek
Prudence Island
Brockton
Prescott Hoar
Oliver Street
Marion Burgess
Worcester
William N. Burgess
Marian E. Dunbar
Byfield School
China
Hugh F. Kelley
Police Department
James Goff
Hugh Breen
John McMahon
Walton
E. Suzman
Claudia Wilson
Conshohocken
James T Phelps
Franklin Street
Lansdale
Iron preparation promises renewed vitality
Purifies and enriches the blood and gives new life to tired, run-down people. It has no bad effect on the bowels as most other iron preparations.
AGENTS WANTED FOR BRISTOL TRADE OPPORTUNITY
Help needed as a city trade agent in Bristol and other vacant cities. Sell genuine J R Watkins products including Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Garda Face Powder Fruit Drinks and 137 more. Write for a free sample and particulars to J R Watkins Com pany 68 New York NY.
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Bristol
J R Watkins
Watkins
J R. Watkins
New York
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Hyds
Normandy
Joseph Lewis
Collins
Freeland
Viola Fisher
New Brunswick
N. J
T. Edgar Sutcliffe
Mary J. Cole
Nashua
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Mildred McDonald
Washington
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Rennie A. Sawyer
Burrington Street
Irene Lillian
Coosa
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Bufington’s Pharmacy
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C. W. Wall Contractor & Builder
Pearse Avenue
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Sam the Shoeman
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Constitution Street
Tel. Gaspee
Jackson Street
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South Warren
H. R. Seymour
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Colin T. Holm
A. A. Edmonds, Co
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Etween
Tateland
Bradford Street
Thompson
W. W. Perry
Ofice of Sewer Commission
High St
Sewer Commission
Eber Hill
Massachusetts
Bay State
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Pure Food Store
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Co
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Ceylon
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Armour’s
Charles A. Johnson
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