Obituary of Annie Beatrice Tobin at 22
Miss Annie Beatrice Tobin died about 11 last night at her parents home 66 Franklin Street after an illness of over a year She was born in this town daughter of Michael J and Mary Connery Tobin aged 22 She is survived by three sisters Josephine Elizabeth B and Margaret Tobin The funeral will be held Thursday morning at 8 30 at the home and 9 at St Marys Church Interment at St Marys Cemetery The family mourns a kind and loving daughter and friend.
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Annie Beatrice ‘Tobin
Franklin Street
Tobin
Michael J
Mary (Connery) Tobin
Bristol Grammar School
Josephine
Elizabeth B
Margaret Tobin
St Mary's Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Civil War Veteran Perry R Bryant Dies at 64
Perry R Bryant a Civil War veteran died at home of Mr and Mrs Christopher L Baker on Hope avenue Dropsy caused his death age 64 Born in Forestdale near Woonsocket he served in Company H Twelfth Rhode Island Volunteers He was admitted to the Soldiers Home in 1903 and buried this morning in the Woonsocket Forentdale cemetery
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Perry R. Bryant
Christopher L Baker
Hope Avenue
Mr Bryant
Forestdale
Woonsocket
Rhode Island Volunteers
Solders' Home
Baker
Town Hall Repairs Award Made for Electrical Work
Town Hall repair committee met to award the electrical contract to the HP Rust Company of Providence. It also approved repairs to the stage floor, rear gallery seating to improve egress, and exterior blinds to darken the auditorium for matinee entertainments.
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Town Hall
HP Rust Company
Providence
Bristol Post Office Mail Hours and Express Schedule
Bristol post office lists mail arrival times at 7 00 10 00 and 12 00 a m 4 00 and 7 15 p m 11 30 a m and 6 45 7 15 p m inputs Sunday arrivals 8 30 a m 6 00 p m stamps sales 4 30 to 5 00 p m Geneva delivery window hours Sunday 9 30 to 10 30 a m and racks at south door 9 30 to 10 30 a m express matter leave and arrive times outward 7 35 11 05 a m 3 05 5 04 p m inward 7 45 11 45 a m 2 45 and 7 44 p m"}
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Geneva
Bristol
Earle & Prew Express
Clambake, meetings, and notices fill Bristol page
Miss Hattie Edeon returns home from Plymouth after a brief visit, while town records note marriage intentions of Jake Gilman and Lena Armon. The seventh annual Dorothy Brown Lodge clambake in Swansea draws Bristolians, as local society headlines include church boards, receipts, sermons, and various social events across Bristol.
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Phorpyx
Jake Gilman
Lena Armon
Dorothy Brown Lodge
Swansea
District Court Proceedings and Sentences Before Judge Bosworth
The regular session before Judge O L Bosworth saw liquor cases against Charles Mann of 55 Congregational street and Dianuel Sousa of Thames Street continued one week after police raids on Sept 5 and Sunday morning. Cases of Lawrence Mitchell and Edward .Johnson and others were continued two weeks. William Townsend, charged as a common drunkard, was sentenced to six months at the State Farm. A special session this morning sentenced David Cupa npaugh and James Taylor as common drunkards and John Smith, vagrant, to six months at the House of Correction.
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District Court
O. L. Bosworth
Charles Mann
Congregational Street
Dianuel Sousa
Thames Street
Lawrence Mitchell
Edward, .Johnson
Zastano
Espinoso
Juseppe Ettine
Palam Cavallaro
Peppina Cavallaro
Football Challenge from Salem Team Heads to Newport
A Salem football squad visiting Boston area seeks a game with local town teams during the upcoming season. They won their first official game 15 to 0 over U S Birmingham, Downey scoring a 6 yard touchdown and Midshipman Hallings adding the second. Downey is captain of the Salem squad.
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Salem
Boston
Mass
Newport
U. S
Birmingham
Downey
Midshipmav Hallings
Bristols
US & Olympia
Mgr
Navy Yard
Smith Nerone-Warren Couple Married at St Marys Church
William J Smith of Warren and Emma Q Nerone of this town wed at St Marys Church in a nuptial mass. Rev Thomas J Gullan officiated as Edward F Christie played organ. Attendants included sister Mrs F M Coggeshall as matron of honor and John Smith of Warren as best man. Ushers were A U Nerong and Joseph L Duffy. The couple planned a reception at No 1 Prospect Street then a wedding trip to Washington DC Philadelphia and New York City before settling on Market Street Warren.
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William J. Smith
Warren
Emma QO. Nerone
St. Mary's Church
Thomas J. Gillan
Edward F. Christie
Warren Tiebride
F. M Coggeshall
Providence
John Smith
Proom
OU. Nerong
Joseph L. Duffy
Batiste
Joseph L. Daffy
Prospect Street
Morris
Warren Telephone Exchange
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
New York City
Market Street
Bristol
McDermott O'Donnell Union Marks Providence Bride
McDermott of Providence and Miss Elizabeth B O'Donnell were married at St Marys church at 8 AM. Rev John F Downing officiated with Edward F Christie on organ. Attendants Annis Morris and Henry Coleman. Bride wore Swiss and lace with bouquet. groom wore formal attire. Reception at 70 Mt Hope Ave. Couple to honeymoon then reside in town.
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Thomas E. McDermott
Providence
Elizabeth B. O’donnell
St Mary's Church
John F., Downing
Edward F Christie
Annis Eacharia Morris
P. Henry Morris
Henry Coleman
Charlotte Corday
James McDermott
Catherine O'Donnell
Mt. Hope Avenue
New York
Washington
Beach Eddies Prompt Maud About Men Presence
At the beach Maud jokes about eddies while Ethel recalls that she sat on the sand watching them. Maud asks what happened to her, and Ethel says she saw no men down there, prompting a humorous exchange about the supposed absence of men.
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Ethel
Baseball Notes From The Common And Sunnyside Grounds
Local notes cover several games on the Common and Sunnyside grounds. The Little Italin defeated South Ends 8 to 2 in ten innings with Jerry Taylor strong on the mound. Warren Grammer School beat North Ends 10 to 5 at Warren. Independents of the local league beat Liberty Boys 7 to 1 with Darl ing holding four hits and strong support. Defiance shut out Baptist teams 5 to 0 with Beals pitching a no hit game. Gray Juniors defeated Oriole Juniors 14 to 18 with Hughes leading pitching and solid hitting by Hughes Morrissey Morris and Sisson. A three-game series is planned, Bristols vs Johnston Athletic Club of Providence, with Crowell to pitch for Johnston. The Phavoix Friday will print team lineups.
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South Ends
Jerry’’ Taylor
Warren
Warren Grammer School
Independents
Liberty Boys
Darling
Defiance
Baptist Af
Charles Beals
Flowers
Nelle
Baptists
Gray Juniors
Oriole
Sunnyside Avenue
Hughes
Morrissey
Morris
Sisson
Bristols
Johnston Athletic Club
Providence
Crowell
Othervilles
Outlets
Johnstons
Phavoix
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Youngstown
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Wayne, Penn
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Belevue Hospital
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Pearse Avenue
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