Letter From Camp Yawgoog Brings Bristol Scouts Home
A Bristol troop reports a lively Hope Valley day during a visit to Camp Yawgoog. The group marched in a street parade, enjoyed swimming and a carnival, and capped the trip with a dance and a late return to camp details of food, entertainment, and a court of honor for Troop 2’s Joseph Campanella are included.
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Hope Valley Center
Locustville Pond
Life Saving Corps
Hope Valley
Bugle, Fife
Oak Ridge
Troop 1
Bristol
Joseph Campanella
George RO Fish
Golden Glow Club Celebrates Eleventh Anniversary in Somerset
Twenty members of the Golden Glow Club of this town and Providence were entertained last Thursday at the home of Mrs Joha Sherman Somerset Mass for the eleventh anniversary of the club’s founding. Games included whist croquet and jumbo refreshments followed on the Sherman lawn. Members traveled by automobile to Somerset and returned in the evening calling the party among the most enjoyable. It is a charter member tradition for hosting at each anniversary.
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Golden Glow Club
Providence
Joha A Sherman
Somerset
Mass
Sherman
Auto Outing and Clam Bake at Remingtons Westport
A thirty strong party in six cars joined a Saturday excursion to Horseneck Beach for a swim then an auto hare and hound chase. They attended a clambake praised as 100 percent enjoyed by the gustatory members and capped the day with a playground baseball game before planning a future Blyen Field match. A postgame meeting closed the event.
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Remingtons
Westport
Horseneck Beach
PPA
Tera Teere
Blyen Field
New One Story Store Planned for A L Johnston Site
Ground broken for a new brick veneer one story building for A L Johnston on a vacant lot south of the post office. It fronts 63 feet on Hope street and 55 feet on Court street with strong foundations to allow future additions. Large plate glass windows face Hope street and a 7.5 foot basement is included. Ro Jo MacIntyre & sons Providence are the contractors. Expected occupancy in October.
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A.L. Johnston
A L Johnston
Post Office
Hope Street
Court Street
Ro Jo MacIntyre & Sons Providence
Injured by Auto at Local Rail Stop
Benjamin South an 82 year old inmate at the Benjamin Church Home for Aged Men was struck by a car on the Main road near Chestnut street after alighting from an electric car at the United Electric Railways Company. The driver Pas quale Romano offered a ride to a doctor but South declined and his wounds were dressed at the home.
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Benjamin South
Benjamin Church
Pasquale Romano
Chestnut Street
United Electric Railways Company
Bristol Red Tops fight to 3 3 tie at Eleven Field
Bristol and the Fisk Red Tops battled seven innings to a 3 3 tie as darkness and a thunderstorm halted play. Wood held the Red Tops to four hits while Richard limited Bristol to three. Key plays included Garvin and Wood scoring in the fifth and a circus catch by Bottontex.
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Bristol
Fisk Red Tops
Wood
Richard
Red Tops
Garvin
Limuister
Garsin
Hayes
Doucette
Visitors
Greenhalgh
Smith
Hayes Greenhalgh
C Johnson
Beauregard
Bottontex
Guiteras Skiff Race Results At Bristol Yacht Club
The third Guiteras skiff race at Bristol Yacht Club featured No 1 Griswold Herreshoff winning Camouflage owned by Dr Halsey DeWolf. The triangular course was sailed twice in calm conditions with a southwest breeze. second and third places were claimed by Julep and Maqueria with various skippers noted.
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Bristol
No 1
Griswold Hereshoff
Halsey DeWolf
Griswold Herreshoff Camouflage
Jack DeWolf
Skipner
American Legion Delegates Chosen at Kearney Post Meeting
Commander Bertram W Wall along with Fred MacStraight Thomas A Hickey and Joseph M Edmonds were elected delegates to the State American Legion convention at GAR Hall Friday evening. Alternates named include John A Pardes George Robish William A Bottomley and Cornelius P Head. Plans set for a joint outing with Ro Jo Dennis Post at Camp Hens Quonset Point next weekend. Kearney Post members will sail from Bristol by boat at 2 PM Saturday.
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Bertram W Wall
Fred MacStraight
Thomas A Hickey
Joseph M . Edmonds
The
American Legion
Kearney
Gar Hall
John A Pardes
George Robish
Wiham A Bottomley
Cornelius P
Ro Jo Dennis Post
Camp Hens
Quonset Point
Kearney Post
Bristol
Appalling Kidney Disease Deaths Warn Public
A vivid warning links neglected kidney troubles to deadly kidney disease and urges prompt treatment. Mrs J H Mott of Bristol praises Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming back and kidney pains ease after use. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills at 60 cents via FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
J H. Mott
Cook Street
Bristol
Dean’s
Boffington
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