Obituary of William H. Martin Warren Gazette editor dies
William H. Martin longtime Warren Gazette editor and proprietor died at home in Warren from Brights disease. He sold the business to son Frederick S. Martin six months ago after a lengthy illness. Born 1858 in Bristol Neck, he trained as a printer and worked in Providence. Survived by his wife Mary E Simmons three sons and two half brothers. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from his residence with Rev H W Warren officiating. Interment in South Cemetery Warren.
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William H. Martin
Warren Gazette
Bright
Frederick S. Martin
Mr. Martin
Bristol Neck
William Alfred and
Mary (Coomer) Martin
C. A.greene
Providence
Warren
Mary E.simmons
William H. Simmons
Bristol
Frederick
William A
Clarence H
James S
Frederick H
H. W. Warren
Baptist Church of
South Cemetery
Band Concert Tomorrow Evening by Her Reshoff Marine Band
Tomorrow evening the Her reshoff Marine Band presents a program including March Republic of Panama Selection Defender Handsome Harry Rose of Kilarney Overture Poet and Peasant March Southern Exposition Concert Waltzes Moonlight Fancies and more. Also notes a sailboat reefing warning and advertisement for Kodol For Dyspepsia sold by W. H. Buffington.
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Herreshoff Marine Band
Republic of Panama
Light Cavalry
Reba Lodge Plans Harvest Festival Amid Meetings
Reba lodge No. 13 of D of R met last evening in Odd Fellows hall. Noble Grand Mary R. Fish absent due to her mother’s death. Vice Grand Luella Haestis presided. Several membership applications received. August harvest festival progress reported for Oct 4. Invitations issued to Joseph York lodge New Bedford and Rebecca Assembly president Sarah Shaw district officers. Also a civic note on Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar cough remedy sold by W H Ballington.
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Reba Lodge No
D. of R
Odd Fellows Hall
Noble
Mary R. Fish
Luella Haestis
Joseph York Lodge
New Bedford
Mass
The
Rebecca Assembly
Sarah Shaw
Vessella Estate Probate Notice in Bristol
On September 17 1906 the Probate Court of Bristol receives a request by Lena Vessella widow of Antonio Vessella late of Bristol for appointment as administratrix of his estate. A hearing is set at 10 30 am in the Probate Court Room for consideration and a notice of fourteen days once a week in the Bristol Phoenix is ordered.
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Robate Loret
Bristo
William J. West
Ellestein L. West
Lewis
William L. West
Bristol
Herbert F. Bennett
Helena T B. D'Wolf
Helena T. B. D'Wolf
Annie E Wardwell
Probate
Bristol Phoenix
Robate
Antonio Vessella
Lena Vessella
Sain
Saia Bristol
BOR Court
Sarah A. Murray
Philop Cady
Sarah A.murray
Ward
Bristol Phenix
Robert Kirkwood
Annie M. Kirkwood
George
Peck
R. I
Burnside Memorial Building
Bert
George H. Peck
Mrs Elizabeth Smith Dies In Providence Home
Mrs Elizabeth Smith widow of the late John Smith died Monday at her daughter Mrs Alice Burke 481 Friendship street Providence. She lived here many years and had earlier resided with her daughter in the Tobin block State street. She is survived by her daughter in Providence and other children and grandchildren. Funeral held in Providence yesterday morning and later interment in Warren South Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Simtn
John Smith
Alice Burke
Friendship Street
Providence
Tobin Block
State Street
Warren
South Cemetery
Graduation Exercises for Rhode Island Teachers Training
The Rhode Island Sunday School Association under Miss Elizabeth B Gibbs will hold graduation for the Teachers Training Course at Union Congregational Church Providence Monday at 8 pm. About 140 diplomas will be awarded across eight classes with Bristol County graduates represented from Warren. Public exercises will attract graduates friends and prospective students as a new class session begins. The movement gains national attention for its strong program and Rhode Island’s effort is regarded as among the best.
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Rhode Island Sunday School Association
Elizabeth B. Gibbs
Union Congregational Church
Broad Street
Providence
Bristol County
St. Mark’s Church
Warren
Bristol
Maahlares
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Restored Health
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women who feel worn out and unwell, claiming health and strength can be restored. It presents the familiar claim that many women suffer persistent fatigue and malaise and supports the product as a solution.
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Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Help for Female Weakness
Miss Kate McDonald of Woodbridge New Jersey writes that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her long term trouble and irregularities. The ad notes Mrs Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn Massachusetts and has for twenty five years assisted sick women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Kate McDonald
Woodbridge
N. J
Mrs. Pinkham
Kicking Habit Letters to the Editor Invite Short Notes
Readers with a habit of kicking are urged to send brief messages on proper subjects to the editor. The call invites concise communications from those who feel compelled to kick, even if the habit is chronic.
Citizens urge Bristol sanitation and police protection reforms
A letter to the editor laments street filth and lack of police protection in Bristol. The writers cite tobacco juice on sidewalks, eggings of an elderly man, and a tilted fountain causing wet sidewalks. They call for sanitary laws and enforcement, plus a health officer and fines for spitting.
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Bristol Phoenix
Hope Street
State
Bradford Streets
State Street
Bristol
Real Estate Transfers Filed at Town Clerk Office
Real estate transfers have been filed for record. A house and lot on the corner of Wood and Cole streets transfers from Allen P Shepard to Maud O Eddy. A lot of land on Fox Hill plat transfers from Carmine Romano to Gaetano and Mary Espinosa.
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Wood and
Cole Streets
Allen P. Shepard
Maud O. Eddy
Fox Hill
Carmine Romano
Gaetano
Mary Espinosa
Rosh Hashanah Celebrated Worldwide and Local Services
The Jewish New Year began at sunset marking year 6667 in the calendar. In town, services at Richmond Street synagogue featured rabbi Harry Krawawitz, cohanims, and a shofar blasts twelve times each morning. Observances continue with Ellul trumpet notes and Yom Kippur approaching ten days after the New Year.
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Richmond Street
Harry Krawawitz
Farley and Kavanaugh wed at St Marys Church
Bernard J Farley and Annie L Kavanaugh of this town were united in marriage at St Marys Church Tuesday morning at 8. Rev Charles Edwards officiated. The bride wore white lansdowne with a silk mull veil and a wreath of bride roses. Attendants included Annie Farley and Edward Kavanaugh. A reception followed at Catherine street from 8 to 2. The couple left for a Boston trip at 3 and will reside on Catherine street. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Kavanaugh. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Farley, works in the Na tional India Rubber Company factory cutting department.
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St. Mary’s Church
Bernard J. Farley
Annie L Kavanaugh
Charles Edwards
Annie Farley
Edward Kavanaugh
Catherine Street
Boston
Michael Kavanaugh
Bernard Farley
Wood Street
National India Rubbar Company
Scott's Emulsion: a superior nourishing medicine claim
An advertisement proclaims Scott's Emulsion combines high quality oil with hypo phosphites to aid digestion and enhance strength beyond oil alone. The claim attributes world leading nourishment, produced by Scott and Bowne chemists of New York, sold at one dollar by all druggists.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Lamy Pepin Wedding in Woonsocket
Joseph Lamy of Woonsocket married Alma Pepin daughter of Joseph Pepin in Woonsocket Tuesday at St. Aloysine Church. The groom, formerly a sergeant in Company C, Second Regiment, is now employed by Wardwell Lumber. They will reside in Woonsocket after a short wedding trip.
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Joseph Lamy
Maas Alma Pepin
Joseph Pepin
Woonsocket
Micerie Roberge
St. Aloysing Church
Alexandre Lamy
Marie Louise Pepin
Wardwell Lumber Company
Lovemaking of the mind Overshadows Real Romance Value
A provocative line compares intellectual romance to romantic novels, asserting the true art of love outshines conventional depictions and even cheapened expectations, highlighting the enduring power of imagination.
Lewis In this town a daughter for Mr and Mrs Joseph Lewis
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis in this town on September 17. The newborn adds joy to the family as they welcome a new member.
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Lewis
Joseph Lewis
Lamy Pepin In Woonsocket Sept 18
Notice records weddings in Woonsocket and Providence with inter-town names and dates. Rev Micherie Roberge presiding at St Aloysius church joins Joseph Lamy and Alma Pepin in Woonsocket. Additional notices record Elizabeth Smith widow of John Smith aged 69 in Providence and William H Martin aged 68 in Warren.
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Lamy
Pepin
Woonsocket
Micherie Roberge
St. Aloysius Church
Joseph Lamy
Alma Pepin
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