Investment Property and Homes for Sale in Bristol Area
Corner business property with residence offered at 13500 cash half. Another business and residence investment at 19000 with rare market value. Cottage with land at 4500, three family house with barn and 70 by 120 foot lot at 7000. Building lots in Bristol from 100. Mortgage options mentioned.
Obituary for Mrs. Diantha E. Andrews in Pawtuxet Valley
Mrs. Diantha E. Andrews died Saturday night at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, 23 Burton Street, after a long life born in West Greenwich on November 7, 1849. She lived in Pawtuxet Valley until her husband Perry Andrews died six years ago, then moved to live with her daughter. Survived by her daughter, two grandchildren, and one great grandson. Funeral services at her residence at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. Anson B. Howard of St Michael's Church. Bearers: Samuel J. Smith, Frederick S. Burgess, Herbert W. Manchester, Everett Lee Church. Burial in North Cemetery.
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Diantha E. Andrews
Perry Andrews
William H. Buffington
Burton Street
Andrews
West Greenwich
Pawtuxet Valley
Anson B Howard
St Michael's Church
Samuel J Smith
Frederick S Burgess
Herbert W. Manchester
Everett Lee
North Cemetery
Bristol Yacht Club Regatta Highlights Bold Weekend
Tseulo won class B Wanderer VI and Countess claimed class C New York Yacht Club 30-footers with Minx second. Julep triumphed in Guiteras skiff, adding to summer wins as she took the cup. Zara beat Rover in a special Warwick Necker Jamestown race over a short course. Countess edged Minx by one minute 50 seconds on the 134 mile course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tseulo
Wanderer VI
Countess
New York Yacht Club
Julep
Gutteras
Bristol Yacht Club
Warwick Necker Zara
Rover
Zara
J B Dunbaugh
New York
Minx
Harold Hoffman
Barrington
Guiteras
Daiquiri
Punch
Yacht Club
Gilbert M Congdon
Widow Mary Coggeshall Dies in Brockton at Age Near Ninety
Mrs Mary A Coggeshall widow of Daniel W Coggeshall died last night at her daughter Anna Coggeshall home in Brockton Massachusetts after illnesses of old age She was born in Dighton Massachusetts the daughter of Lev Horton and Deight Horton and was in her 90th year She moved to this town at age 12 and married Daniel W Coggeshall in the old Christian Church Her husband died 33 years ago She is survived by three sons Postmaster Daniel G Coggeshall Chief of the Fire Department Walter H Coggeshall of this town and Henry H Coggeshall of Boston one daughter Miss Anna Coggeshall of Brockton five grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Mary A Coggeshall
Damiel W. Coggeshall
Anna Coggeshall
Brockton
Mass
Coggeshall
Dightom
Lev
Deight Horton
Daniel W Coggeshall
Old Christian Church
Daniel G Coggeshall
Walter H. Coggeshall
Henry H Coggeshall
Boston
Americanization School Opens at Reynolds with 85 in attendance
The Americanization School opened at Reynolds School last night drawing 85 attendees including 37 girls. Six rooms were used, with six teachers and two volunteers assisting in registration. Remaining time focused on instruction as registration finished by 8 pm. New teachers include Stella M McCann and Alice G Murphy. Murphy and Brogan teach the girls.
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Reynolds School
Marguerite Brogan
Gertrude Leonard
Cora M Hill
Elizabeth M August
Annie M Tobin
Josephine Brogan
Stella M McCann
Alice G Murphy
Miss McCann
Nrco
Miss Murphy
Miss Brogan
Newport County Fair Opens At Portsmouth
The Newport County Fair begins today at Ports mouth, featuring Merchants' Day with attractions all day and evening. Wednesday hosts the horse show and slow auto race finals, with evenings offering prize dancing. Thursday is Governor's Day with speeches at 3 pm and a horse show. Friday is Children's Day with Boy Scout races, games at 2 pm, a spelling match at 6 pm, and children's prize dancing, with the Seventh Artillery Band providing daily music and dancing free.
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Newport County
Portsmouth
Fall River
Newport Electric Road
San Souci
Artillery
Armistice Day Carnival Planned by Kearney Legion Post
The Armistice Day committee of Kearney Post No 6 American Legion announces a carnival from September 25 to 30 with new prizes. Burke's Famous Block Island Orchestra will provide music for the week. Proceeds aim to cover celebration expenses and bolster the building fund, with page lists to follow in Fridays Phoenix.
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Kearney
American Legion
Burke
Block Island
Phoenix
Firegut Bristol Highlands Summer Home Damaged
Fire believed to have started in a fireplace badly damaged the summer home of the late Charles F Thomas on Abson Road Bristol Highlands yesterday morning at 11. The 12th district alarm brought two motorized fire units, and crews fought the blaze for hours. The upper portion of the house was practically destroyed with damage over 6. Neighbors assisted in removing furniture and valuable antiques. The recall for the fire was not sounded until early afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Thomas
Abson Road
Bristol Highlands
12Th District
Bristol Dogs Win Prizes at Bridgewater Kennel Club Show
At Bridgewater Kennel Club’s dog show Thursday the Glendyone Kennels exhibited an Irish setter winning first in puppies class for dogs and bitches and reserve in winners for bitches. E Place displayed three pointers winning multiple prizes across American bred, winners, open and bitches with a special prize for best reserve winner.
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Bridgewater Kennel Club
Bridgewater
Glendyone
Donations to Children's Home for August Items
August donations to the Children's Home include clothing from Mrs McKee and Miss Claudia DeWolf and Miss Eleanor Peck cookies. Clarke and Manchester supplied sugar while several donors provided vegetables pears and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Claudia DeWolf
Eleanor Peck
Clarke
Manchester
C B_ Rockwell
Bosworth
C B Rockwell
A Levy
Steele
WT O'Donnell
Herbert Howe
Low
Pierce
Tucker
Church
Hope Circle D of I Plans Salad Supper and Hope Chest
At a Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella meeting in G A R Hall last evening plans were completed for a salad supper on Wednesday evening September 27. Arrangements were made for a staple groceries shower for the Little Sisters of the Poor at the next meeting on October 2. Preliminary plans were discussed for an October chance and a series of combination tickets for a Hope Chest to be given away in late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
G A R Hall
Little Sisters of the Poor
Allied Bazaar and Salad Supper Benefit Notice
Upcoming events list two fundraisers at G A R Hall with Allied Bazaar September 20 21 in the evenings and a Hope Circle No 70 salad supper on September 27 from 5 to 7 at the same location benefiting American Legion Auxiliary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Bazaar
Benefit of American [Legion Auxiliary
Hope Circle
Fifth District Court Docket Hears Assault And Civil Petitions
The Fifth District Court session before Judge Frank J Hammill yesterday morning listed two assault cases and six civil cases. Pasquale Ferraiolo vs Ting Amato was discarded on complainant's recommendation. Thompson vs Ingram proceeded with not guilty plea and a two week continuance. Defaults were ordered in Germano vs Pacheco and Russo vs Abenando. Rhode Island Leather Co vs Cappuccchiano and Castriotta et al vs Vento were continued or set for further action within one or two weeks.
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Fifth District Court
Frank J. Hammill
Pasquale Ferraiiola
Ting
Amato
George L Thompson
Jacob R Ingram
Cnal
Charles Germano
Joseph Pacheco
Frank Russo
Back Aches Point to Kidney Trouble Doan's Pills Endorsement
Bristol reader Spencer Rounds reports long term relief from back pain lumbago and kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He recalls purchasing at Hope Drug Co and notes continued satisfaction with the product since 1916 and again in 1921. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo NY.
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Bristol
Spencer Rounds
Pierce Ave
Dean
Doan
Hope Drug Co
Rounds
Foster-Milburn Co. Mfgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
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A. A. Edmonds—Real Estate
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W. M. Connery—Clothier
A. L. Johnston—Hardware
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James F. Duffy
Soda
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H. M. Darting—Periodicals
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Chas. Fatugo—Bargain Store
Wm. H. Bell—Furniture
Sam the Shoeman
B. W. Wald—Insurance
Samuel MceCaw
Grocer
John the Tailor
John J. Francis
Groceries
Staples Coal Co.—Coal
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Newport County Fair
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