Tennis Roundup Shows Buck pairings in tight doubles finals
In the men's doubles, Roger Buck and Robert Buck from Fall River beat O G Boynton and Alden Estes 6-4 6-4. Kraus and Shaw of Providence won their matches to reach the final, defeating Quinn Nugent 7-5 8-6, then defeating the Bucks 8-6 6-4 2-6 10-8. Junior singles saw Richard Thomson of Attleboro beat Fred Quinn 4-6 4-3 6-3 6-4.
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Robert Buck
Roger Buck
Fall River
O. G. Boynton
Alden Estes
Providence
Ogden Sawyer
Frank A. Hill, Jr
Rumford
Wm. M. Fischer
Powell Holbein
New York
C. Newton Kraus
C. K. Shaw, Jr
C. K. Shaw
H. A. Mackinney
C. K K. Shaw
Fred Quinn
Wm. Nugent
Kraus
Shaw
Clarence Allen
Emily Catteral
New Bedford
George Pierce, Jr
J. W. DeWolf, Jr
Bristol
Barrington
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
L.G Morris
Newport
Louis Hobbs
Helen Howe
Richard Thomson
Attleboro
Birthday party marks Joyce Dolores Ferreira’s second year
Twenty six local youngsters from Warren and Barrington attended a birthday party at Mr and Mrs Adolph Ferreira Jr on High Street celebrating Joyce Dolores Ferreira’s second birthday. A two candle cake and yellow white streamers framed the reception room as games songs and dances entertained the children. Refreshments were served by the hostess aided by her sisters Mrs Pauline Langello and Mrs Antonio Langello.
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Warren
Barrington
Adolph Ferreira, Jr
High Street
Joyce Dolores Ferreira
Pauline Langello
Antonio Langello
Death notice for Mrs Percy L. Robinson in Sacramento
Died in Sacramento California on August 8 Mrs Percy L. Robinson former resident of this town in her 65th year.
Barrington Wins Gov Green Trophy In Bristol Pistol Meet
The Bristol County pistol shoot featured town police teams from Bristol Warren and Barrington. Barrington topped Bristol 145 to 122 in the three man match earning the Gov Green Trophy and a Col Edwin S Godfrey cup for individual scoring by Asst Chief Benjamin S Bosworth who led all shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin S. Godfrey
Benjamin S.bosworth
Barrington
Wallbure
Bosworth
John Palumbo
Bristol
E. J. Demars
William I. Baker, Jr
Anthony J Ferrara
Warren—Howard Eaton
Arthur Proulx
Orrin FE. Peterson
Robert Burns
Barrington Barracks
State Police
Daniel FE. Dwyer
Wm. H. Angevine
R. J. Kavanaugh
Edw. L. Leahy
Dwyer
Thomas Dwyer
Maple Syrup and Sugar U S and Canada Yield History
Maple syrup and maple sugar are produced only in the United States and Canada. The industry is old and American, begun by Indians in the St Lawrence valley and spread by early settlers who improved tapping and boiling. Production relies on sugar and black maples across the eastern U S and Canada, mainly in the north, with sap processed to 65 percent solids and 11 pounds per gallon.
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United States
Canada
St. Lawrence Valley
Georgia
Kansas
Bristol to host three Sundays of seaside outings and baked feasts
Bristol gears up for a sequence of six town outings over three Sundays. Principessa Elena Lodge Sons of Italy Neo Sicilia Lodge and Collins Aikman Girls' Club kick off at Carmine's Villa Thayer's Farm and Hopeworth. An American Legion clambake and garden cookouts underscore the schedule with prize judging by federal and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Principessa Elena Lodge
Sons of Italy
Neo Sicilia Lodge
Collins & Aikman Girls’ Club
Elena Lodge
Carmine’s Villa
Metacom Avenue
Neo Sicilia
William Wood
Federal Dept. of Agriculture
Charles Duffy
State Unemployment Relief Commission
John G. DesLauriers
Public Aid
R F
Tie Game Wednesday Night Between Bristol All Stars and Providence Colonials
A hard fought 3 3 tie drew over 4500 fans as Bristol All Stars led by Honey Menard and Paul Bruno faced Providence Colonials. Key moments included Menard triple in the eighth and Bruno two base hit scoring Lemaire, with Correira and Lemare excelling on the mound for Mel Sansone and Noonan handling mound duties for Costigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sansones
Bristol All Stars
Danny Costigan
Providence Colonials
Mgr Sansone
Honey” Menard
Paul Bruno
Menard
Bruno
Lemaire
Tony Perry
Honey
Perry
Hut Correira
Iver
Moundsman
Mel Sansone
Noonan
Mgr Costigan
Andrade
Lebebvre
Innning
Calomals
Pat Noonan
Sullivan
Stewart Bristol
Tell
Lemare
Brunes
Menards
Borges
Jack Andrade
Correira
Iemaire
Tony” Perry
John Howard Payne Writer of Home Sweet Home
The piece notes Payne born 1792 in New York authored plays Brutus and Charles II and Chiari the Maid of Milan where Home Sweet Home originated sung at Covent Garden in 1823 He served as American consul in Tunis 1841 and died there in 1852 The song was later set to a Sicilian tune by Sir Henry Bishop.
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John Howard Payne
New York
Brutus
Charles II
Tunis
Henry Bishop
Indianapolis News
Soldiers Aim to Halt Olympians in Big Monday Clash
The Soldiers and Olympians meet in a highly anticipated game as both clubs bring strong lineups and top pitchers. Frankie Sousa may start for Frazee’s Firemen with Bill Doran catching, while Gladue returns for the Soldiers alongside Marsden Mello or Moore in a key pitching decision.
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Larney Bisbane
Olympian
Frankie Sousa
Mgr. Frazee
Bill Doran
Sousa
W. Gladue
Mgr. Hope
Jackie Marsden
Whitey Mello
Mosie Moore
Andrade
Command Outfit
Manuel Borges
Colt High Southpaw
Hut Correira
Zinnia Show Awards At Bristol Garden Club
Bristol Garden Club hosts a successful Zinnia Show at Mrs Henry W Boynton’s home in Upper Longfield. 29 entries across three classes awarded first to Friswell Paull and McKee, with second and third placements to Burke Haffenreffer Kinder and others. Out of town visitors attended.
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Bristol Garden Club
Henry W . Boynton
Upper
Longfield
Jo Winthrop DeWolf
B M MacDougall
Stanley FE
Wm. L. McKee
Ralph F Kinder
Wm . O'Donnell
Japanese Tea event lights up St Michael's Chapel
Bristol notes a successful Japanese Tea at St Michael's Church with booths, costumes, and tables organized by a long list of volunteers led by Miss Martha Rockwell. A separate Sunday feature sees Fred Manchester diving from a coal derrick for Staples Coal Co, witnessed by four locals. King Philip's baseball team defeated West Sides 7 to 1, with Al Menard homering in the seventh.
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Ivy Gankd
St Michael's Church
Martha Rockwell
James DeWolt
Bob MacDougall
Charleslmv
Herbert Baker
Bessie Carey
Helen Munro
Nellie Reid
Emeline Munro
Christine Howe
Alice Bourne
Wm Darling
Wm Gladding
Minnie Meiggs
Mabel Orgleman
Shelbourne
Cabot
Carex
Anna Henderson
Lida Vearse
Fred Manchester Draeer
Staples Coal Co
King Philips
al Menard
Hamill and Feathers
Battery
Pierce
Nelle
Hughes
Union Church notes lively weekend with sales and concerts
The article describes a busy Saturday at the Union Church with two bridge clubs meeting, a food and craft sale, an entertainment show, a 20-table Travel Whist Party to raise funds for debentures, and a Sunday program featuring Rev H E MacCombie Roswell S Bosworth and a Junior Choir. The 6th annual concert with the Cosmopolitan Band of Brockton, Mass is scheduled for 3 pm with preparations including a quahang dinner and a sailing excursion for band members. Harold Hutton, a visiting Episcopal student from Pawtucket R I, preached to a large crowd last Sunday and summers in Prudence.
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Jaugus
West Shore
Ladies Aid of the Union Church
H. E. MacCombie
Elmwood Avenue
Union Church
Brockton
Mass
Prudence Boats
Bristol
Harold Hutton
Lehigh
Pawtucket
R. I
Prudence
Menard's Triple Ties Game Wednesday Evening
Perry Leclerc P Noonan Sulman led a tied contest as Menard and colleagues faced Correira Lefebvre and Noonan. Bruno Marshall Stewart Potter contributed with three base hits while Correira faced Noonan and Lefebvre in pitching. Bristol and Colonials battled to a 2 2 tie with errors and wild pitches shaping a 1 44 minute game officiated by Man cum Biancuzzo Langello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Leclerc
P. Noonan
Sulman
Correira
Noonan
Lefebvre
Menard
Bruno Marshall
Stewart Potter
Andrade
B. Noonan
P Noonan
Bristol
Colonials
Mancum
Biancuzzo
Langello
Bristol All Stars
Doc D'Angelo
M xLemaire
M Perry
Ss Bruno
W. Gliadue
Y Leclerc
Marshall
Borges
Providence Colonials
Potter
Mayer
Ib. Doyle
Stewart
Sullivan
Fossil Sheds Light on Early Coelenterata From Cambrian Rocks
The Smithsonian describes a primitive fossil possibly 500 million years old, among the earliest animals in the Cambrian period. It belongs to Coelenterata, a primitive animal order that includes corals jellyfish and sea anemones, with ties to other ancient sea life.
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Smithsonian Institution
Boston Globe
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E. W. Weaver
C. A. Garvin
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John C. Trudell
Second St. Tel
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Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E. L. Watson Coo., Inc
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Frank Lanzire
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
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G. W. Simmons
Fune
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Martha Graham Reshencea
Thyra Carlson
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