Cleary Walsh Nuptials At St Marys church
The marriage of Thomas M. Cleary and Ellen Gertrude Walsh was celebrated at St Marys Catholic church with Rev Patrick McCabe officiating. The bride wore white corded silk and lace. nuptial high mass was sung. a reception followed at the bride’s parents home on Wood Street. Census notes report population shifts for Woonsocket Central Falls East Providence North Providence Portmouth Scituate and Warren with Central Falls newly incorporated as a city in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Cleary
Ellen Gertrude Walsh
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Patrick McCabe
Misaes Agatha
Tobin
Lizzie Ormond
John Conway
Edward F. Christie
Alice Downey
James F. Walsh
Michael Malone
Warren
John Walsh
Bristol
Cleary
Woonsocket
Central Falls
Cumberland
East Providence
North Providence
Portamouth
Scituate
Lincoln
Leavy Arrested Over Family Welfare amid Destitution Calls
Felix Leavy was arrested at his Con gregational street home on Wednesday evening after authorities found dire destitution in his family. Mrs Leavy is ill and food has been scarce for days. five young children rely on aid as Leavy, a machinist, has allegedly threatened violence against his wife amid reported drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Leavy
Dwyer
Congregational Street
Dillon
Leavy
Leary
Jeary
Srasvik Pibbety
Palmer Cox's Brownies to thrill Providence week of Sept 30
Klaw and Erlanger present Palmer Cox's Brownies at the Providence Opera House the week of September 30 with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. The production features elaborate scenes an aerial ballet and a large cast over 100 performers guided by the Brownie Man. Seats may be ordered by mail or telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Jefferson
Klaw and Erlanger
Palmer Cox
Providence Opera House
Rhode Island
Brownieland
14Th Street
New York
Messia
C. B. Jefferson
Klaw & Erlanger
Morrow
Providence
Opera House
Special Election Rejects Amendment Statewide
The special election drew little interest overall and the proposed amendment was defeated 10 837 to 7 359. In Bristol turnout was minimal, with a quorum only after 10 15 am, and the vote across the state totaled 17 698 with 119 in favor and 82 against in the local tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Bennett
Winthrop G. Thurston
Wm. Williams
Thurston
Williams
Frank B. Wilson
Daniel G. Coggeshall
East Providence
New Shoreham
Tiverton
Warren
Warwick
Providence
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Cleary—Walsh
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
New York State
Roca
Lbs Creamery
I. B. Mason
Citntigtan
Cor
State & Thames
Sts
Faneuil
Creamery
E. C. Sparks
State Street
Sven
Bristol Opera House
John E. Brennan
Tim
Tinker
Easterbrooks
Briggs
High Street
Thompson
Missés Bunn
Hope Street
James Tobin
Hope ‘Street
M. Kerr's Shoe Store
Bristol, R. I
Kerr
Batchelder & Lincoln
Boston
Vici Kid
Winchell
Kerr's
Whitman & Reith
Wescott
Dizer
Goodyear
Easton
Winch Bros
Patagonian
Branc
N. E
N. E. Hernia Cure Co
Tstria
Wilocos
Weybosset St
Providence, R. I
Consult
Z.J. Lewis
Friendship Street
DR. Lewis
Z. J. Lewis
Richmond Street
Weybosset Altaet
Sterling
Stevens & CO
Bristol Jewelers
Bristolc Rect
Caroling & Crocker
Ciy
Brooklyn
County of Kings
Edwand Fales
Brookyn
Kinga
Anid
Ellen
Coward
Cley
Newark
Rhode
Bristol Phoenix
Herbert F. Bennety
Forobate Court
Henry B Renwick
James A. Renwick
Meta Renwick
James A.renwick
Meta Stanwick Saigwick
Rhone Island
Walt
W. m
Herbert ¥. Bennett
John Slade
Annie P. Slade
John K. Slade
Bristo
Clonk
Phoenix
Herbert F. Bennett
Nehemiah Cole
Sid Ettate
Pene Peete
Colf
William J. Duffy
Bribjol
Roys Sanford
Charles Sanford
Roys
Sanford
Urietol
Said
Bristol Phanix
Herbert F. Bennetts
Spicer Stove Company
Waldron“-Brownell Co
Bradford St
Grego
Dancing Academy
Hisornes
Dimond
W. Fred Fish
Spurr
Whitford
I. H
Uncle Dudley
White Rose
Lord Fauntleroy
James A. Miller
Bradford Street
N. N. Cole
Hoff’s Malt
Weyeth’s Malt Extract
Morris
J. P. Reynolds
Bristol, R
TIN and Libet Iron Worker
J. Howard
Manchester
Lum
J. Prank Keating
Daniel Gruickshank
Gladding’s Market
Thames Street
C. A. Greewh
Ol Hope Streat
Briatel, R. 1
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