Athletics Win In Ninth In Game At Bristol
In a dramatic ninth inning at the Common the North Attleboro Athletics scored four runs to tie and then win 38 to 6 against Bristol. Huggins dominated early with nine strikeouts but faded, while Bristol’s Van Almkerk and Morris supplied key hits. Final: Bristol 6, Athletics 38. Time two hours. Umpire O W Herrmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
North Attleboro
Bristol
Huggins
Bay State
McAteer
Muffen
Connelly
Sullivan
Fiske
Vonners
Richards
White
Van
Carroll
Tucker
Dwyer
Keough
Hennessey
J. White
Faver
Morris
van Almkerk
Conners
Boy Huggins
O. W. Herrmann
Town Tax for 1908 Increases in real and personal property values
The 1908 tax book, printed at the Phoenix office, shows real estate assessed at 5,064,600 and personal property at 1,045,000, totaling 6,109,600 a rise of 169,900 from last year. The tax rate is 3.149 per 100, up 13 cents. Total tax assessed stands at 391,033.04, up 10,249.04 from 80,781. The list includes 1458 taxpayers with amounts of 100 and upwards, among them Andrews Eliza V, Babbitt Abby E estate, Bristol Real Estate Co., Easterbrooks Charles F. and Mabel N., Herreshoff Manufacturing, and Newport and Providence Railroad Co., with various sums. Continued on third pages.
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Phaenix
Brayton Benjamin Estate
Bristol County Gas and Electric Light Co
Bristol Real Estate Co
Brownell Charles D’w
Cabot Elizabeth
Daniel R
Chesebrough Caroline L. H
Church
Samuel W. Benjamin
Sarah A
Samuel W Benjamin
Sarah A., Monro
Eleanor
Colt Samuel P
Charch Samuel W. and Brothers
Sarah A. Charch
Charch
Samuel W. and Brothers
Eleanor B. Munro
Samuel W
Russel
Charles H
James U
Harriet P. Charch
Russell S
Emily L
St. Michael's Episcopal
Charch Congregational
Church Methodist
Dapinos Narcisse
Dabney Charles H Estate
D’ Wolf Isabella Colt
Easterbrooks
Charles F
Mabel N
Frederick A
Fales Alexander G
Farrington, Lillia R
Ferry Hill Improvement Oo
Fletcher Joseph E
Flint Albert H
French Elizabeth
Gallop Jaliua C
Gibson Henry M
Gooding
Alfred W
Gooding Josephus
Guiteras Elizabeth W. Estate
Guiteras Gertrude E
Hammill, Patrick
Hasbrouck Cornelius J
Herreshoft
Nathaniel G
Herreshoff
John B
Clara D’w. Estate
Lewis
Herr
Kinder Samuel
Konze
Louis W
Lake Mary B
Lawless
Louisa L
Skipner Parmonas
Fannie M. Dunbar
Leahy John and
Norah
LeClair
Mary J
Low William G
Makowsky
Max
Manchester J. Howard
Manchester Henry R
McCarty Terre
Norris Samuel
Newport and Providence Railroad Co
Paud William
District Court Opens Trials Before Judge Bosworth
The regular District Court session before Judge O. Bosworth heard the trial of Frank O Captello on a charge of assault with a razor against Dennis Harrington at Luigi Mala fronte’s saloon the corner of Wood and Bradford. Captello pleaded guilty and the judge ruled him probably guilty with an appearance before the grand jury next sitting. Bail set at 1500 or jail. Henry Hammill pleaded guilty to drunkenness and costs paid. Civil cases continued one week: Maria di Fario vs J Vasconcellos Augustus P Nerone vs O A West and Joseph Benjamin vs Adelard Falardeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Bosworth
Frank O Coptello
Dennis Harrington
Luigi Malafronte
Wood
Bradford
Captello
Bristol County
Henry Hammill
Maria di Fario
J. Vasconcellos
Augustus P. Nerone
O. A. West
Joseph Benjamin
Adelard Falardeua
Answer to One Question To the Editor of the Phoeniwz
A reader asks about oiling the vane on the Methodist church and, if sincere, may undertake the task without charge. The note ends with the word TRUSSES.
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Phoeniwz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auto Supplies
Wardwell Lumber CO
Bristol, R. I
Anderstrom
Church Street
Bryan
M. W. Schoen
Hope and
Constitution Streets
Cor. Hope and Bradford Sts
Bristol Publc Market
AB Rib PO A
McKeon
Guinan
Athletica
Hope Street
Bristol. R
Bristol Golf Club
Edward D. Kunz
Providence Telephone Contract Department
Union Street
A. P. Nerone
Hope ST
Earle & Prew
Staples Coal Company
State Street
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Jones
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
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