Bristol Amateur League Shows Dominant Independents Rise
The Independents defeated King Philips 8 to 0 as Risobe kept hits scattered and both defenses played sharply. Hull struck out 18 for King Philip and Rische 11 for the Independents with Wetherill umpiring. The Defiance beat West Side 4 to 0 in a separate game, aided by Lucien Munro and Pierce, as Defiance added four runs by the seventh inning.
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King Philips
Risobe
Hill
Cornell
E. Rische
Feather
King Philip
Hull
Rische
O. Wetherell
Defiance
West Sides
Lucien
Munro
Pierce
Nelle
West Side
Wetherill
P.O Independents
Newport
Newport Independents
Brockton New England
Wellington Park
William P. Clarke
Brocktons
Night Owls to Meet Nar ragansetts on the Commons Thursday
Base Ball Notes report a Thursday afternoon game between the Night Owls of the National India Robber Company and the Nar ragansetts of the Hotel Belvedere on the Commons. Other recent results include North Ends defeating Warren All Stars 10 to 2 and St Marys set to face Outlet on Friday.
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Night Owls
National India Robber Company
Narragansetts
Belvedere
North Ends
All Stars
Warren
Fox Hill
Mahoney
Onoulet
Hanley and
Scallin
St Mary's
Murphy
Lemaire
Wood Street Boys
Wire Room Boys
G. Gogbie
Wood Streets
T. Levy
L Gallo
J Santangelo
J Nappi
D. Morrissey
Bristols
North Attleboro
Star College
Lafontaine
A R Summer Outing of the Bristol Sons of the American Revolution
Members of Bristol Chapter Sons of the American Revolution enjoyed their annual outing to Fairhaven Massachusetts. Participants included J Winthrop DeWolf Judge VU L Hosworth George LU Arnold Henry M Gibson and others. They toured Fort Phoenix visited Rogers funded public buildings and towns parks and inspected a fine high school before dining at Tabitha Inn and returning home.
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Bristol
Sons of the American Hrevolution
Fairhaven
Mass
J Winthrop DeWolf
VU. L. Hosworth
George LU. Arnold
Henry M Gibson
F F. Gladdinck
Theodore Q. Gladding
Levis B Weldron
H. W. Church
J F Farrally
Fair River
Tralley
Fort Phoenix
Henry H. Rogers
Bristolians
Rogers
Tabitha Inn
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending August 1 1908
Advertised letters for the week ending August 1 1908 include Wm. Arrell Chas. G. Curtis Geo. A. Jenkins Tom Hall Adelard Patordeau Manuel Pachecco Chas. sy Sobries Tom Bamard Ernest Sheldon J. O. Vierne Miss Maria Hoppin Jones Miss Anna Palen Mrs. RK Sheehan.
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Wm. Arrell
Chas. G. Curtis
Geo. A. Jenkins
Tom Hall
Adelard Patordeau
Manuel Pachecco
Chas.sy
Sobries
Tom Bamard
Ernest Sheldon
J. O. Vierne
Maria Hoppin Jones
Anna Palen
Rk, Sheehan
Battleship plans discussed at Newport naval college
After three weeks of talks on battleship plans at the Naval War College in Newport adjourned sessions resumed. A tribute note reports the death at 72 of Dr. Albert G. Epragne of Riverpoint and mentions Rhode Island drowning totals for the early summer.
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Naval War College
Newport
Albert G. Epragne
State
Sprague
Harris Avenue
Riverpoint
Rhode Island
Arthur J. Dean
Young Mens Christian Association of
Division of Trade Schools
State Department of Education
New York
News to Moriarty’s Wife Delayed by Irish Wit
After a serious accident among locals a joke turns to a plan to break the news. One man impulsively suggests Hannigan, famed for a careful yet chaotic delivery, prompting laughter at the improvised crisis plan.
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Moriarty
Hannigan
Hicks and Wicks celebrate awkward wedding memories
Hicks plans a wooden wedding celebration while Wicks agrees. Hicks recalls a five year old admission from a Chicago girl who refused to marry him, framing a quirky past in a brief domestic vignette.
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Hicks
Chicago
Mrs Gray and Mrs Wimple Aid with Frugal Childcare
Aged readers note Mrs Gray asks which book helps most while Mrs Wimple praises Webster's Dictionary for guiding daily habits. The playful remark centers on a baby sitting atop a table and the device saving the cost of a high chair.
Keep Up Or Fall Behind In The Band Wagon Cheer
A urging message emphasizes steady effort and teamwork with a focus on pressing forward. It calls for proactive action and collective momentum to maintain progress and avoid stagnation.
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Barclay
Central
North Main Street
Pawtucket
Proverbial quip on foresight and hindsight
A witty remark notes that if everyone's foresight matched his hindsight, the phrase I told you so would fall out of use. The line underscores the contrast between predicted outcomes and actual regret, echoing common cautionary humor about expectations and hindsight.
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Sedar Street
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Vito
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Pawtucket Avenue
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Joseph Mazello
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Myr Meyer
George Drew
Meyer
Barrington
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Blackstone Valley
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United Commercial Travelers of America
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Brush Neck Cove
Oakland Beach
Charles O. Fanning
Michael B. Lynch
Barrington River Bridge
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Ashiton Village
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Lowell
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Kingston, RI
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Custom House Street
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Mid-Sumieh Tour
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Foot Benefit St. Providence, R. I
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Thames St
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Hope Street
Kristol
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