Base Ball Notes From Bristol Manager Signs a Team
Manager Guinan builds a Bristol team by signing Carrier from St James New Bedford Chapderlain as catcher Martin from Warren at first base Ahearn returns at third base Philip Morris covers right field Guinan to sign an infielder with two local players likely for a full lineup Season opens first Saturday in May Many independent teams plan strong schedules
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Guinan
Bristol
Gaoman
Carrier
St. James
New Bedford
Chapderlain
Martin
Warren
Van
George Demara
Ahearn
Philip Morris
Guinan
N I R Co Shut Down For Inventory
The National India Rubber Company plant in this town closed yesterday afternoon for two weeks for its annual inventory, affecting 1800 to 2000 employees though 200 to 300 will be kept on to aid in alterations and maintenance. Output previously ran about 900 cases daily. operations resume on April 18 with some new machinery and a thorough renovation. The Woonsocket Rubber Company plants and the Millville, Massachusetts sites also shut down briefly, while Consumers' Rubber Company keeps operations. Nationwide a total of 24,000 pairs of shoes are made weekly, plus substantial rubber covered wire, with a weekly payroll around $3,000.
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National India Rubber Company
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Alice
Woonsocket
Rubber Boat Mill
Millville
Maas
Consumers’ Rubber Company
Senior Class Dance at Colt Memorial High School
The Senior Class of Colt Memorial High School held an invitation dance in G A R Hall last evening. The Crown orchestra played, Russell Straight presided at the piano replacing ill Isaac Gorham. Two moonlight waltzes were danced, ice cream and cake were served, and the event ended around 1 AM. Committee: George R Fish, chair. Miss Helen Potter. Miss Mary Reynolds. Miss Bessie West. Albert O. Earle. Mrs William J Fish poured punch.
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G. A. R. Hall
Colt Memorial High School
Crown Orchestra
Russell Straight
Isaac Gorham
George R.fish
Helen Potter
Mary Reynolds
Bessie West
Albert O. Earle
William J. Fish
Westward launches as largest Herreshoff schooner
Alexander 8 Cochran’s racing schooner Westward was launched at Herreshoff’s south shop just after 11 am with Mrs. Robert L. Beeckman christening. Capt. Charles Barr, mates Harry Clift and John Swenson, and a crew prepared for sea trials. The six foot longer craft, 96 ft waterline and 140 ft overall, will race in Kiel Ostend and Bologna and attend Cowes Week after maiden spin. Local crowds witnessed the ceremony.
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Alexander
New York Yacht Club
Providence
Boston
New York
Bristol
Herreshoffs
Barr
Kiel
Ostend
Bologne
Star Theater previews sensational logging and romance
The Star Theater reports record crowds for Sensational Logging and praises Camille His Confession as top drama. Saturday features Biograph The Duke's Plan with a love driven plot and danger overcoming, plus Deveau and Miss Allaire in songs. Saturday matinee 5 cents. evening 10 and 15 cents.
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Camille
Deveau
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Shop of Values
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Hope and
Branford Street
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Waldron CO
Star Theater
Eben
Hope Street
Edward D. Kunz
Optician Byistol
Hope Cor
Bradford St
Providence Pelephone Co
Staples Coal Company
State Street
COAL
Bristol, R. L
Tel
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
Warren, R. I
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