Bristol Playground Report Praises Discipline and Attendance
Edwin T Mann reports Bristol Playground averaged just over 300 daily attendees for three months with total season attendance above 23 000 and no major accidents. He notes the program costs 250 per season and yields strong discipline and social benefits for children, teaching fair play and respect under supervision. Dog enforcement notes follow with Morris stating unlicensed dogs numbered over 200 and collars will be required.
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Edwin T. Mann
LeBaron Co. Colt
Mann
Bristol
Sirs
Bristol Town Notes and Local Updates
Edward Monahan leaves Bristol for Philadelphia as summer guest departs. Bernard Morris and wife return from honeymoon and occupy Union street home. Maccabees and local clubs send members to events in Providence and Coventry. Pigeons shipped to Southbridge. street riot drill given to Bristol Train of Artillery. Capt. James W. Goff fills police post during Dwyer furlough. St Michael feast dates set with services at Trinity and St Michael churches. Burglars break into Frank Remieres hardware and A W Orgelman harness shop. four youths under surveillance. Deeds recorded for Hope street and Fox Hill lots. land trades noted. Temporary district nurse changes. school signs warn drivers to slow near schools. Post Office sign installed. district nurse appeals for old white cloth. Evening schools to open in Colt Memorial High School with courses for foreigners and高级 pupils.
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Edward Monahan
Philadelphia
Bernard V. Morris
Union Street
Constitution Tent
The
Maccabees
Providence
Eugene LeClair
Antonio Martinz Felecio
Fox Hill
Suzman
Trinity Church
James A. Dagenais
Express
Southbridge
Mass
James W. Goff
John Gonsalves
Fall River
Charles E McCoy
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Christ Church
Swansea
Perry
St. Michael’s Church
A B. Howard
Frank T. Remieres
A W. Orgelman
Samuel G McCaw
Norfolk
Coastwise Transportation Company
Franklin
Egypt
Baltimore
Augustus A. Gravelle
Studebaker
Arthur Deslauries
Fitchburg
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army Hall
George L. Locke
Winchendon
Alton H. Barrett
T. Newton Owen
Superior Court
Samuel K.,mott
Frank C. Child
John C. Trudell
A. T. Jones
Ferry Hill
F. M. Phillips
William Thurber
Hope Street
Bristol Neck
Albert C. Perry
Albertus A. Alden
Lorenzo Williams
First Light Infantry
Bristol Train of Artillery
Bristol Aerie
George A. Mickle
Warren
Focal Aerue
George Dugas
Almedox Ethier
Co. C. Bristol Train of Artillery
Lillian Russell
Col. Heezalar
Annie Selley
Maine
Brockton
Wood River Junction
R. I
Gladys Holman
Col. M. A. Cheesman
Plattsburg
N. Y
New York City
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
G. A. R. Hall
Sylvia Gould
Bristol County Equal Suffrage League
Mary A. Watson
John Watson
State Street
Watson
William B. Spooner
Sansone Brothers
Rhode Island Company
Willis C. Metcalf
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Post Office Department
Herbert Ahearn
Post Office
Mollie Hamill
Holyoke
Phoenix
Marion Suzman
Fred E. Suzman
Boston
Edward P. Masse
Rosy Balzano
Harbor View
Francesco Faenzano
Maddaline Aronne
Michele Sarro
Filomena Tarillo
Colt Memorial High School
W. R. Brown
J. H. Bailey, Jr
Miss Hill
Miss Flowers
Pastime Theatre features The Shim Princess and The Jewel
Francis X Bushman stars in The Shim Princess four acts as the lead talking picture at the Pastime Theatre Thursday and Friday evenings. Bek Leonard and Ella Hall appear in The Jewel as additional feature presentation.
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Francis X Bushman
Thursda
Bek Leonard
Ella Hall
The
Mail Schedule Summary
Mails close at 7.30, 8.50, 11.50 and 1.50 5.50 7.15 a m and p m Sundays arrivals at 8.00 a m and close 4.50 p m
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
Catarrh cannot be cured by local treatments. internal remedies are needed. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Marketed as a reputable, physician prescribed remedy with tonics and blood purifiers. testimonials offered. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Drugogusts
Kickapoo Worm Killer for irritable children
An illustrated early 20th century remedy claims fever paleness grinding teeth and coated tongue indicate worms and promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as safe for delicate children. It touts three actions laxative expulsion of worms and system toning with a 25 cent price.
One-Legged Explorer Causes Stir on State Street
A one legged man using crutches forced entry at 83 State street at 5:30 am and wandered through several homes before being driven off. He dodged a revolver threat at Remington’s kitchen and again stalked the Memorial Building and the D Wolf Inn. Police nabbed him near the pumping station but released him after he promised to quit. The spree appears linked to a pantry theft at H E Strow’s on Church street and a dog seen carrying gingerbread. Citizens report he wore a grey suit and cap, spoke like a foreigner, and is sought by authorities.
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the Phoenix
State Street
State-street
H. W. Remington
Remington
Memorial Building
Kelley
H. E. Strow
Church Street
Eis
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