Decline of Bristol Baseball Cited By Local Writer
A Bristol reader condemns local management for eroding public support and finances in baseball. The letter asserts lost confidence and funds follow misplaced promises and inconsistent practices, urging better honesty in dealings with players and fans.
Let Bristol Amateurs Rebuild a 1916 Baseball League
A Bristol writer urges reviving a four club Bristol Amateur League for 1916 to restore fan confidence and develop local talent. He recalls the former four club era with St Marys Bristol Independents King Philips Dreadnaughts and factory backing. The plan calls for elected officials and arbritration to organize and fund two gates per match on the east diamond and recreate crowd excitement.
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Bristol
Warren
St. Mary’s
Bristol Independents
Messrs. Mahoney and Robertson
King Philips
Cranston Worsted Mills
Namquit Worsted Co
Narragansett
St. Mary's
Y. M. C. A. King Philips
Dreadnaughts
Board of Arbitration
Women Endorse Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Letters from women in Marinette Detroit and Bellevue praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound for female troubles avoiding operations. They describe relief from pains and weakness, improved weight, and renewed ability to work, inviting others to seek advice from Lydia Pinkham’s office in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marinette
Wis
Miss Inzaz Froxlionenr
Manhattan St
North Side
Bellevue
Bristol Sees Urgency in Two Baseball Proposals
An image of urgency surrounds two proposals for Bristol baseball progress as planners push for action in the grand spirit of America's pastime. The notes reference civic backing and community impact aimed at improving facilities and youth access.
Y M C A Bowling Scores Shake Up Social League
In the Social League last evening the South Ends beat the Red Sox and the Hoopers defeated the Hayseeds. Each victory came two games to one as the scores were listed but not provided.
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South Ends
Red Sox
Hoopers
Hayseeds
Automobile Registrations at State Board Office
Last week registrations listed include Florence F Sullivan of Bristol with a Studebaker 36 hp at 16260 and Christian Austby of Bristol with a Saxon 1 h at 490. Ezra Dixon of Bristol lists a Packard dion at 21468. Joe DeWolf of Bristol has a Ford 22h at 21470. Rudolph J Alletag of Warren drives a Vehe 32h p at 21479. Henry O Paquin of Warren has a Buick 32h p at 21486. Thomas Coleman of Bartington shows a Ford 22h p at (number missing).
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The
State Board of Public Roads
Florence F Sullivan
Bristol
Studebaker
Christian Austby
Bristol Saxon
Ezra Dixon
Packard
Dion
Joe DeWolf
Ford
Rudolph J Alletag
Warren
Vehe
Henry O Paquin
Buick
Thomas Coleman
Bartington
Handy-In Barrington notices
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Handy widow of Mark Anthony DeWolf Handy aged 71 years. Comrade Porter W Richards aged 75 years died at the Soldiers' Home in this town on April 15.
Hair Hope promises natural color in few applications
A fragmented ad claims Hair Hope ends gray hair with natural color in several uses not dye. It says no oil or grease, does not stain scalp, avoids itchy scalp and hair loss, and offers samples prepaid for $190. Contact KE Wells in Jersey City New Jersey. Also promotes Rough on Rats pest killer at 25 cents.
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Dandroff
Willl
S.wells
Jersey City
Bristol Mothers' Club Whist and Sale Committees
The Bristol Mothers' Club lists committees for a May 3 event at the Hotel Belvedere. Whist names include Mrs Samuel Brelsford and Mrs Close. Household Articles committee led by Mrs Clinton Sherman. Cake led by Mrs Frank Paull. Candy led by Mrs A M Merriman and several assistants. All sale contributions should be sent to the hotel after 10 o clock on the day.
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Bristol Mothers’ Club
Belvedere
Samuel _ Brelsford
Close
Elisha Hibbert
Frank Wilson
John Wall
Benjamin M MacDougall
Dexter Thurber
Clinton Sherman
Henry Barton
Frank Buffinton
Harriet Church
Howard Church
Grace Paull
Cake
Frank Paull
Richard Cornell
Fred Brownell
Augustine Nerone
Russell Church
Bolton Candy
A MM. Merriman
Julia Gorham
Lena Morris
Kate Scanlon
Barbara Peckham
Josephine Tobin
Bristol Community Event Calendar Highlights April to June
A running list of local happenings from April through June includes services at State Street M E Church and a series of dances and social events at G A R Hall and Hotel Belvedere. Highlights feature Bristol Mothers' Club meetings, gym demonstrations at the Bristol Y M C A, a cantata at First Baptist, and a range of fairs, charity dances, and a mask carnival with multiple organizations participating.
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State Street
M. E
R Hall
Bristol Council
A. Rall
Cercle Lafayette
Hotel Belvedere
British Relef Society of
Rhode Island
Bristol
Bristol Mothers’ Club
Colt High School
Colt Memorial High School
Bristol Y McA
First Baptist Church
Gar Hall
Carpenters and Machinists Mutual Benefit Association
Trinity Parish House
Girls’ Friendly Society
Belvedere
Sunshine Club
Bristol Garden Club
Rockwell Hall
Muss Kdna Cutler
Boston
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Dummyan
J Newman
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Hope
Whist and Sale
Buffington’s Pharmacy
Nee Parkers Phair
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Droggiste
William Hochman
Thames St
Talbot & Hopkins Electrical Contractors
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John D. Martelly
Thames Street
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Ave
G.W. Simmons
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Otis L. Wood
Egeene Bristol
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Constitution St. Tel
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Hope Street
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Charles H. Liscomb
Walter H. Coggeshall
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Constitutional
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High Street
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Weaver & Matheson
Dorchester Mutual Fire ‘Ins. Co
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Providence
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Champion Shoe Repair Shop