Mourning for Mary Morrissey Wife of Edward Morrissey
Mrs Mary Helena Morrissey wife of Edward C Morrissey and daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Duffy died Saturday evening at her parents Wood Street home after a two week illness She was 26 and married five months ago The funeral was at St Mary's Church with high Requiem Mass and a long procession to St Mary's Cemetery The Ladies Auxiliary to St Mary's TA Society attended viewing and mass with music by Lizzie Ormond and Mary Pierce The bearers included Joseph Morrissey John Duffy and William J Duffy Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helena Morrissey
Edward C. Morrissey
Thomas Duffy
Wood Street
St. Mary’s Church
St.Mary's T.A
P. McCabe
Lizzie Ormond
Mary Pierce
Ormond
Richard C. Quirk
Jerusalem
Home
St. Mary’s Cemetery
National India Rubber Co
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s T. A. Society
Joseph P. Morrissey
John Duffy
William J. Duffy, Jr
James W Goff
Frank Hammill
William F Connery
Mrs Mary Brechin dies after illness while visiting Greenwood
Mr and Mrs John Brechin Jr return from Bath Maine after funeral of Mary Brechin wife of John Brechin aged 59 years 7 months Her illness lasted about two months and she died in Greenwood Massachusetts en route to visit Bristol She leaves husband two sons six daughters and twelve grandchildren The family came from Scotland twelve years ago and she was well known in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brechin, Jr
Bath
Mr. Brechin
Mary Brechin
John Brechin
Bristol
Greenwood
Mass
John Jr
Peter W
Annie Simonds
Sarah Spence
Jessie McMallen
Seattle
Wash
Isa Starkey
Margaret
Peggy W. Brechin
Brechin
Civil War Veteran Stanton A Gray Dies at Soldiers Home
Stanton A Gray aged 69, Civil War sergeant in Company B Fourth Rhode Island Infantry, died at the Soldiers Home from apoplexy after illness since last Thursday. A native of Middleboro Massachusetts, he was admitted from Providence and leaves a widow. He was cousin to Captain Charles C Gray state auditor. Body sent to Providence on the 9 15 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton A. Gray
R. I. Infantry
Gray
Middleboro
Mass
Providence
Charles C. Gray
Remembered Mallette and Hadfield Families Die in Newport
George William Mallette known locally died in Newport last Thursday at age 19 after a life as a cripple. Funeral held Sunday and burial in Newport. Infant Edgart Glady, son of Henry Glady, died Friday at 8 Narragansett Avenue aged 7 months 2 days. funeral Sunday and burial in St Marys cemetery. Herbert Hadfield, son of Edward and Mary Hadfield, died Sunday morning at Thames Street residence. funeral yesterday and burial in North cemetery. age 5 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Mallette
Newport
Willie” Mallette
Edgart Glady
Heny Glady
Narragansett Avenue
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Herbert Hadfield
Edward
Mary Hadfield
Thames Street
Infant Mary Mederio Dies of Cholera Infantum
Mary Mederio eight month old daughter of Joseph and Mary Mederio died Saturday at one o clock at the parents residence on Third street. Dr Williams medical examiner pronounced death from cholera infantum. Funeral held Sunday and interment was at St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mederio
Joseph
Third Street
Williams
St. Mary’s Cemetery
His Life Saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy
B L Byer a well known cooper of this town says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy saved his life last summer after a month of bilious dysentery. He found immediate relief when doctors could not help. For sale by W H Bufington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
B. L. Byer
B. T. Little
Hancock, Md
Wy. H. Bufington
District Court Hears Cruelty to Animals Charge
In the District Court John H Payton of Providence a colored man faced cruelty to animals charges after two horses died on a Providence to Bristol trip. Payton pleaded not guilty, bail set at 200, case continued for trial next Monday. A witness report led to a warrant by Charles E Capwell. Also Joseph Verrs pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed revolver and was fined. Edward Tobin admitted vagrancy and was sent to the State farm for six months. The civil suit LeClair vs Shaw was withdrawn by mutual consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Payton
Providence
Payton
Bristol
Barton
Baffinton
Barr’s Hill
Warren
Charles E. Capwell
Joseph Verrs
Wilson’s Lane
Bosworth
Verra
Edward Tobin
State Farm
Eugene LeClair
Frederick Shaw
Dimond Captures Stevens Cup in Close Tennis Final
Dimond defeated Tucker 6-4 6-8 2-6 6-1 to win the Stevens Cup at the YMC A Tennis Club. Tucker showed a sharp reverse twist serve and accurate play, but Dimond's swift ground strokes and net game secured the victory. Mrs. Howe presented the cup and a silk umbrella to the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M Dimond
F. R. Tucker
Dimond
Tucker
Ino
F. M. Dimond
F R. Tucker
Leroy Tallman
Newport Y. M.C. A
Hugh B Baker
Tallman
Baker
Coming Events at Bristol Opra House and Hall
A schedule of performances and events lists The Mystic Midget by St Marys Sunday school on Sept 28 29 at Bristol Opera House plus Heart of Chicago Oct 1 7, Fair of Company C Oct 3 12 in Pokanoket Hall and other acts through Jan 12 featuring Brindamour the Magician Elocutionary Recital Maud Muller Harvest Festival The Game Keeper Utah the Great Mormon and The Eleventh Hour at Bristol venues and G A R hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Opera House
St. Mary’s Sunday School
Heart of Chicago
Company C
Second Regiment
Pokanoket Hall
Congregational Crach
Memorial Chapel
Brindamour
G. A. R. Hall
Louise P. Chadwick
Trinity Church
Maud Muller
Fair of Council
Dom Luiz Felippe
Columbia Hall
Woodstreet
Utah
Advertised Letters for Week Ending September 26
Advertised letters list includes F. Albert, A. W. Carr, W. Mills, Signor Buonicure Rafaele, Mrs. E. B. Greene, Miss Isabel M. Rhodes, Mrs. Anna Witt gren, Miss Annie Woods, Mrs. Manton B. Carpenter, Miss Catherine Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Albert
A. W. Carr
W. Mills
Buonicure Rafaele
E. B. Greene
Isabel M. Rhodes
Anna Wittgren
Annie Woods
Manton B. Carpenter
Catherine Morrow
Democratic caucus to elect delegates in District Court room
The Democratic town committee issues notices for a caucus this evening in the District Court room. It aims to elect delegates to the State convention in Providence on Thursday Oct 1 to nominate candidates for senator and representative, elect a town committee and a State central committee member, and handle other business as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Town Committee
Providence
State Central Committee
Women and Kidney Trouble Promises Relief
Women as well as men are made miserable by kidney trouble and bladder issues. Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer claims quick relief, with sample bottles by mail and pamphlets, urging readers to mention the paper and address in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Swamp-Root
J. Kilmer
Binghamton N. Y
Emulsion Pitches Worth of Skin Deep Gain
A whimsical ad notes a young woman paid 6 to 8 cents a pound for twelve pounds of flesh, bought Scott's Emulsion for a dollar, and gained twelve pounds on regular doses. It touts value, promises a free sample, and lists Scott & Bowne in New York as chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
U. S. A. Depot
Canal St
New York
Scott
Boston Exposition Opens in Mechanics Building Oct 5
Boston gears up for a four week Merchants and Mechanics Exposition at Mechanics Building starting October 5. Highlights include a government exhibit with half a million dollars in currency, army detail, an infant incubator display, air ships wireless telegraphy and a Midway of Fairyland with Orient and Occident novelties, Creature the band master and Kilties, plus free school visits for New England children at 25 cents admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics Building
Mechanics’ Association
War Department
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
Boston
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Orient
Occident
Polar
Japan
Lea Garden
India
Ching Foo Lee
Jim Key
Creature
Kilties
New England
Electric car service links Providence and Bristol schedule
Regular service between Providence and Bristol runs weekdays from Dorrance and Weybosset at 5 45 a m with 80 minute gaps until 7 16 p m and hourly to 11 15 p m. Bristol terminus departures begin 5 19 a m with 80 minute gaps to 8 48 p m and hourly to 10 49 p m plus 11 49 and 12 41 a m to Riverside car house. Sunday service starts 7 45 a m with half hour intervals to 7 15 p m, then hourly to 10 15 p m. Bristol terminus departs 6 49 a m with half hour gaps to 6 49 p m and hourly to 9 49 p m plus 10 49 and 11 41 p m to Riverside. Cars depart Franklin street six minutes after leaving terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Bristol
Dorrance
Weybosset
Riverside Car House
Weyhosset
Riverside
Franklin Street
N Y N H and Hartford Railroad Timetable Effective May 1903
Northbound weekday trains from Bristol to Providence and Fall River run from 5:45 a.m. to 11:16 p.m. with numerous intermediate times including express at 8:15 a.m. Southbound from Fox Point Providence to Bristol operate on weekday times from 6:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Arrival times to Bristol and Providence listed for inbound and Sunday services, detailing morning, afternoon, and late-evening departures and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
N.H. & Hartford Railroad
Bristol
Providence
Fall River
Fox Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Marx
Morrissey
Mrs
George W. Mallette
District Court
HB. W. Church
W. E. Howe
Dr. H. W. Church
Amos S. Gorham
F R R. Tucker
L. C. Bradshaw
W.h.buffington
Chicago
Lincoln J. Carter
The
Park Theatre
Mr. Carter
Heart of Chicago” Co
Heart of
Bill
OC F
Bradford St
R. I
Pearl Street
Phoenix
Dr. Deane
J. H. Young & Co
Burnside Memorial Building
Soananter
Geo. Peck
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Edward 8. Babbitt
Equitable
Pawtucket Mutual Fire
Main Street
Pawtucket
George A. Mumford
Edwin A. Perrin
Edmund & Mason
James L. Jenes
Benjamin F. Smith
Philo E. Thayee
George W.newell J. Milton Payne
Frederick W. Easton
A. A. Mann
Chas. P. Moses
Isaac Shove
Foley
GARE
W. Hi. Buffington
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