Defeat on the Common as St James Beats Bristol 4-2
St James of New Bedford defeated Bristol on the Common 4 to 2 after ten innings. Carrier pitched for the visitors while Huggins opened for Bristol. Bristol produced two runs on Tucker’s three bagger and Connolly’s homer but could not push ahead. Final notes praise running catches and a dramatic tenth inning rally by St James.
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Bristols
St. James
New Bedford
Whalers
Carrier
Fall River New England
Charlie’’ Huggins
The
Miller
Fiehder
Tucker
Connolly
Oburah Street
Bristol
Nowell Drew & Pass
van Almkerk
High Street
Macy’s
Austin
Ahearn
Fredette
ST. James Abyriepore
Sheppard
Nowell
Chapdelaine
Macy Rt
Fitton
Bristol Ae R
E Tucker
Connolly c
Morris
van AlmEerk
Fiske
Risohe
Abearn
Guinan
Haggins
Muller
Huggins
Novell
Herrmanon
Policemen Defeat St Marys 2–1 In Friday Game
The Fall River Policemen beat St Marys 2 to 1 on the Common last Friday afternoon in a tight contest. Clarke pitched for St Marys and struck out eleven, while Harrington pitched for the visitors among three pitchers used. Policemen had seven hits and no errors, St Marys two hits and one error.
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Bristol
Mrs. Chapman
Lawford
Miss Hamill
Love
St. Mary’s
Fall River
Clarke
The
Bardens
Bristols
St. Mary's
Connolly
Manhattan College
Harrington
Services at Baptist Church with visiting pastors
Rev Frank E Walbee pastor of Bristol Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene preached at First Baptist Church Sunday morning in pastor’s absence. Rev Alfred B Stowell on vacation in New Hampshire. No Pentecostal morning service. members joined Baptists. Evening led by T W Waterman Calvary Baptist Providence spoke on Sunday Schools the World Around. Miss Mary W Pratt of Providence sang two solos with Gene Ware on organ. Miss Saint Russell Gorham read The Architect of the Ampletheatre.
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Frank E. ‘Walbee
Bristol
Waterman
Mary VY. Pratt
Providence
Gene Ware
Saint Russell Gorham
Advertised Letters for Week Ending August 15 1908
Advertised letters listed for the week ending August 15 1908 include H Bradford Antonio Cocaro Frank Mezza Alphonse McDonald Manuel T Pachecco Rev M L Wil liston Leo Sporatte Goodyear Rubber Co Mrs Hiram J Grover Mrs Albert P Miller Jr Mrs Annie Rush Clara E Stanley Evelyn Monros Annie L Holden Nellie Gummings Forsign Demetrio Scarolla.
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H. ©. Bradford
Antonio Cocaro
Frank Mezza
Alphonse McDonald
Manuel T. Pachecco
M. L. Williston
Leo.Sporatte
Goodyear Rubber Co
Hiram J. Grover
Albert P. Miller, Jr
Annie Rush
Clara E. Stanley
Evelyn Monros
Annie L. Holden
Nellie Gummings
Demetrio Scarolla
Campaign Advances Against Elm Beetle Says Prof Steno
Prof Steno, the states pagologist, urges a vigorous elm beetle campaign. He visited Warren to train workers on spraying gear and notes recent rains have produced a lush leaf crop, offering the beetle a fertile field. Spraying will be prosecuted with available state funds and force.
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Steno
Warren
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Wardwell Lumber CO
Luniuliou
Bristol, R
F. T.remieres
Cor. Hope and Bradford Sts
Bryan
M. W. Schoen
Hope and
Constitution Streets
Providence Fire Department
Insurance Assa
Pyrene
Walter Coleman & Sons
Booth Water
BR. I
Edward H. Armstrong
Custom House Street
Providence, R. I
New Bedford Downs
Mollie Hamill
J. L. Chapman
Mis
Chapman
Archer
Nelson
Nelson Archer
Wm. Fischer
Poodf
Policemen
St Marys
Baptist Church
Hope Street
Bristol. R
Edward D. Kunz
Bristol, R. I
Providence Telephone Go Contract Department
Union Street
A. P. Nerone
Hope ST
Earle & Prew
Staples Coal Company
State Street
Mrs. Smith
Mrs.Jones
Spe
Mrs. Jones
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
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