Fall Stock Sale Slashes Prices to Make Room
Our New Fall Stock will soon be on hand. We cut prices on bulk in stock items to hurry them out. Samples include quilts, blankets, handkerchiefs, ginghams, towels, flannel, cotton hose, ribbed hose, shirts, laundered shirts, and wrap skirts. Also children's jackets half price while stock lasts.
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Iust
W. F. Peters
Hope Street
Butterick’s Patterns
Lewando’s
Bristol Phenix Town Council Meeting Highlights
The Bristol Phenix Town Council met Tuesday afternoon with Messie Gibson Mason and Church present. Bills against all departments were allowed and sent to the town auditor. Several tax and nuisance items were referred to the appropriate officials. Damages to fowls due to dogs were compensated. A committee was named to arrange insurance for the new Valley school building. Chamberlain's medicines praise letter from Rashford, NY was cited, noting local sales by W H Baffington.
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Gibson
Mason
Church
Robert P. Barclay
Wood Street
Gorham
Church Street
Metacom Avenue
Peck
Eugene LeClair
Council
Constitution Street
George W Easterbrooks
Julius C. Gallup
Hannah W. Drury
Patrick P. Walsh
John Leahey
Mount Hope Avenue
Robert J Cooke
James
Munro
James Ashton
Elizabeth French
Valley
W F. Benjamin
The
Spectator
Rashford
Chamberlain
Dexter
Iowa
W H Baffington
Eugene Field Home Reveals Clocks and Fairy Library
A St Nicholas feature by Mary J. Reid and Henrietta Dexter Field describes Eugene Field’s house as an extension of his persona. The two story farmhouse includes three grandfather clocks a wooden freak clock a seesaw clock and a New England kitchen clock. The library houses diverse fairy lore from London Paris Berlin and beyond illustrating Field’s wide literary tastes.
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Eugene Field
Longfellow
Field
London
Paris
Berlin
Ireland
Norway
Germany
Spain
New England
Mary J. Reid
Henrietta Dexter Field
St. Nicholas
Forgotten Vatican Chapel Behind Wall in Old Palace
F. Marion Crawford recounts a walled up chapel in the Vatican’s palace once decorated by Fra Angelico. Bottari rediscovered it via a roof window, revealing vast hidden spaces. A second hidden suite high in the Borgia tower housed Cardinal Bibbieni’s rooms with a frescoed bath by Raphael, later concealed by prudery and turned into a chapel.
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Fra Angelico
Nicholas
Bottari
Vasari
Sistine Chapel
Borgia Tower
Raphael
Cardinal Bibbieni
Chigi
Crowe and
Cavalcaselle
Passavant
Vatican
F. Marion Crawford
The Incandescent Light in 19th Century Displays and Uses
The article describes incandescent electric lights wired into animals for display, in refrigerators, sidewalk show cases, and dynamic signs. It notes flexible wiring allows placement, uses in painting, lighting sidewalk awnings, and movable illuminated billboards as seen in the New York Sun report.
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New York Sun
Facts From Rhode Island State Fair Figures
The Rhode Island State Fair reports its grounds cover 6744 acres with 68 exhibition buildings occupying five acres. The Fair Association employs 220 staff and 860 attaches. Annual expenditures for awards premiums and construction range from 65000 to 85000 dollars. The peak attendance in 1895 reached 125600 over six days, with 46000 on Governor's Day. The grandstand and extensions span 782 feet, costing over 75000 dollars.
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Fair Association
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