State Street Methodist Church 50th Anniversary Observed
The State Street M E church marked its semi centennial with a Sunday morning Service of praise and a large afternoon gathering. Decorated interiors featured flags and banners while sermons by Rev. P M Vinton and Rev A J OConlins highlighted the celebration. Relics from the 1688 to 1855 era were on display in the vestry.
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State Street Methodist Episcopal Church
State Street M. E
Epworth League
Ladies Aid
Micah J. Talbot
D. D
T. Snowden Thomas
Etta Saunders
Beautiful Land
M.J. Talbot
Snowden Thomas
George H.péck
the Phoenix
St. Luke
M. J. Talbot
D.D
P. M. Vinton
East Hampton
Conn
John McVay
Mr. McVay
Bishop WiNard
Auburndale
Mass
Miss Saunders
A. J. Oconlins
Providence
New England
Jerusalem
Bureau of Entertainment
Bristol
Obhard
George H. Peck
Albert E. Sparks
Freeborn Cole
Jamdés Diman
Benjamin R. Wilson, Jr
George H. Pack
Father Benny
A.and
A. Wardwell
Medical Facts of Interest Lecture by Dr Hare in Rockwell Hall
Dr H A Hare of Jefferson Medical College spoke on medical facts of general interest, explaining contagion and prevention for diseases like typhoid fever and diphtheria. He described anti toxin use in diphtheria and malaria transmission by mosquitoes, noting swamps and miasma theories are outdated and praising Edith Howe for securing the speaker. Proceeds from the event total about 67 dollars for the Y M C A debt fund.
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H. A. Hare
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Rockwell Hall
Locke
Hare
Church Historian Peck Delivers 50th Anniversary Address
George H. Peck read the full history of the State Street M E church at its 50th anniversary exercises on Sunday morning. Pecks six weeks of diligent research yielded an authentic account. he has long served the church as superintendent of the Sunday school for 28 years and as recording steward for about 80 years, now continuing as secretary of the Board of Trustees.
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George H. Peck
State Street
M. E
Methodist Church
Peck
Board of Trustees
Kill Dogs Humanely To the Editor of the Phoenix
Letter to the editor questions humane methods for disposing of a dog on Court Street. It argues for a dog officer skilled in harming spots and criticizes bloodshed, calls for penalties for youths who tease animals, notes Bristol lacks enforcement of existing dog laws, mentions unlicensed dogs.
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Court Street
Oourt Street
M. M
Bristol
Farley Kavanaugh Nuptials in This Town
In this town on Sept. 18 the ceremony was conducted by Rev. Charles Edwards for Bernard Farley and Miss Annie I Kavanaugh both residents.
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Farley—Kavanaugh
Charles Edwards
Bernard Farley
Annie I. Kavanaugh
Industrial Trust Company Letter of Credit Introduction
The Industrial Trust Company presents itself as a global banking link for travelers. It promotes personal bank accounts usable worldwide and offers cash advances in any amount in local currency with no extra introduction or identification.
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Department of Banking
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