Town debates removing shady highway trees for safety and sightlines
The town faces disapproval over cutting shade trees along highways to remove decayed limbs and improve views of stores and utilities. Kinder Brothers defend removals as necessary, while funds are tight and efforts focus on hazardous branches and sapling replanting.
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Bradford Street
Kinder Brothers
Forester
Providence
SRO
Samireb Karedes
Esbangete
Repairing an Old Tub Adds Value to Home
A homeowner considers restoring an old tub or replacing it with a new model to boost bathroom appeal and overall home value. The plan focuses on affordable updates to improve style and function for potential buyers.
Rumors Hint At Early GOP 1920 Presidential Possibilities
Readers note speculation on potential candidates like Lowden Hoover and Hughes in leading Republican papers. The final choice will come later with Hughes rumored to favor a toboggan path. Al Smith supporters are alert and ready to act.
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Lowden
Hoover
Hughes
al. Smith
Town notices and social events fill week in this area
Mrs William L Manchester rests in Camden Maine this month after a vacation in Connecticut. The Don Luiz Felippe Society marks its 35th anniversary at Columbia Hall Wood Street with speeches and dancing. Prudence Island hosts a 9 AM service as a Virginia Clark soloist sings with her mother at the organ. A DAR chapter outing, church gatherings, and a card party with fudge sales also appear among the week’s local notices.
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Harold W Baker
First Baptist Church
Connecticut
Don
Union
Prudence Island
Nirginnia Clark
Brockton
Wiebe
Chtarge
Bferey
Barten Char
Social and civic notes from the Bristol area
Mr and Mrs Louis Beauregard and family tour toward Maine. Warren swimmers seek a long race with Bristol rivals. Mrs Stephen W Hopkins and Miss Annie Kavanaugh spend days in New York. Camden New Jersey guests of Mr and Mrs James F Duffy. Armistice Day Committee to meet next Wednesday at 8 PM Hotel Belvedere. Clarence W Higbee returns from Chicago trip. Robert O Connors from Norwood visits Mrs Mary J Condon for remainder of month. Stephen W Hopkins and family motor trip to Canada. William Bradford on two week Bristol Phoenix vacation with Mrs Bradford and daughter Laurie. Michael Flynn wins multiple prizes at Newport County Dog Show. James M Flynn earns Irish Setter win at Tanverd Kennels. New Port Street drawbridge opens after closure since March 31, Mayor James F Dunn officiates.
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Thomas J. Connery
State Street
Matunuck Beach
Nora E. Dwyer
Bristol & Warren Water Works
Willam Hevey
Mary Foley
Winchester
Mass
Augustine P. Nerone
Hope Street
Kelley A C
Academy Hall
Wood Street
Torquato Balzano
James Campagna
Joseph Riccio
James F Duffy
James F Stoughton
First Baptist Church
Ferrys Road
George F. Luther
Ferry Road
William Deans
Warren
Deans
Kirkemiuit Grange
Dlam
Curtis Chase
Bristol Model Yacht Club
van Brenton
Cave Newport
Nbris
Louis Beauregard
Maine
Bristol
Stephen W. Hopkins
Annie Kavanaugh
New York
Edward Walsh
Camden
N. J
James F. Duffy
Belvedere
Clarence W Higbee
National India Rubber Company
Chicago
Robert O'Connors
Norwood
Mary J Condon
Church - Street
Stephen W Hopkins
Hopkins
Herbert Newman
Canada
William Bradford
Bristol Phoenix
Bradford
Laurie W Bradford
White Mountains
Newport
Portsmouth
Michael Jo Fiynn
Glendyvne Kennels
James M. Flynn
Tanverd Kennels
Port Street
James F. Dunn
Blissful Ignorance Vis Newbride
A fragmentary plea with odd phrasing shows a speaker requesting an exchange for an item described as an “inteemeadt” and asking it be taken from a needy young person, reflecting unclear context and era language.
Local social notes and weather affect Warren events
Miss Truly Shoemaker hosts in New York guest Marion Brownell, Sylvester Hambly Jr. vacationing in town with Richard Dickinson, and a Warren motor trip to New York. Rain delays tennis at Silver Creek and a ball game on the common. Mrs Charles Rounds and Elaine return to Newton Center after visiting Milk Street. Elvira Oberg returns from Westford visit. Charles Carter, former Reynolds School principal, now Westford superintendent. 1927 Colt Memorial track team to compete at Burr's Hill tomorrow with practice tonight at 7:30 on the common. list of riders includes Perrys Biancuzzao and others.
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Truly Shoemaker
New York
Marion Brownell
Burton Street
Sylvester L. Hambly, Jr
Riverside
Richard J. Dickinson
Hope Street
Eugene LeClair
Henry O. Paquin
Henry, Jr
Warren
Silver Creek
Charles A Rounds
Elaine
Frank A. Rounds
Milk Street
Newton Center
Mass
Elvira Oberg
Charles G Carter
Westford
Carter
Reynolds
Colt Memorial High School
Burr's Hill
Campanello
Perrys Biancuzzao Williams
J Morris
Barrows
Makowsky
Navir A Morris
Castriotta
M Ruggiero
Mott
Price reduction for coal and electric rates urged by Pinchot letter
A Times report highlights Governor Pinchot's plea for cheaper domestic electricity and coal. He argues a 10 percent cut in home coal costs would aid households, though critics note savings already come from power and light utilities.
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Pinchot
Ain
Times
Worcester
Wearchester
Pennsyliania
Pinchet
County Tennis Tourney Nears Finalist Round
Excelsior Tennis Club hosts Bristol County Tournament at Silver Creek courts with finals set in women's singles, men's singles and men's doubles. Upsets marked the week as Ruth Sloane and Harriette Baker advanced in women's play while Fischer, Nelson, Ingraham, Thorndyke and Smith–Marinsky headline the remaining events.
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Bristol County
Excelsior Tennis Club
Silver Creek
R. W. Nelson
Jack” Lewis
Semfinals
Fischer
Lewis
Don Thorndyke
A Ingraham, Jr
Thorndyke
Ingraham
HH Smith
J Marinsky
R H Chase
Arthur Ingraham, Jr
Ruth Sloane
Providence
Harriette Baker
Barrington
WM Fischer
R W Nelson
How oSmith
Wo Om
Arthur Ingraham Jr
Tolloaws
Mass Pourse Bell
Mass
Harriet Kinder
Ottilia Gartner
Norton Zinderstern
Mass Ruth Sloane
Miuiss Ottula Gartner
Mass Harrett Baker
Tevay de Wolf
Don Thorndycke
Foow Baston
Jack Lewis
Clerical Worker Thomas Andrews Takes Two-Week Vacation
Thomas Andrews of the clerical staff at the National India Rubber Company is spending a two week vacation in New Jersey and New York state.
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Thomas Andrews
National India Rubber Company
New Jersey
New York State
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M. G. Farrally
Corner of Thames
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H. M. Darling
Richard C Quirk
Daniel Coggeshall II
James F Duffs Easterbrooks
Julio F Xavier
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Terry
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Svyirmin
Louis Tortorice
Telephone
News of
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Whithall
Syicetat
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JBM
Uutyre
Addy
Kredwensel
Newport Lodge
Patmes Ned
Frederick OW Macanles Jr
Greorge Moore
Grey’s Inn
Bristol 470
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Kellogg’s
A.uu
Haffenreffer
J. F. Gilroy Cor
Franklin and
High Streets
Fiterrariel Lite
Tom Pally
Pelletta
Pinehurst Ave. Works
Oak Str
Providence, R.L. Westerly
Chas
Falugo
M. & Meinger Ale
Lemon & Time
Ream
Moxie
Hanley’s Limited
Cgansett
Syphons
Morris Bros
Thames Street
Dimex
Mountain Street
the Boss
Hope Street Cor
Franklin & Hope Sts
V. J. Verdery
N. Y
A. C. Durgin
Agwent
Frederick G. Dietz
Holmes House
P. m
Eleetra
Saty Pfume Econerst
Penery Epalt
Scates Healy
Theopee
Rooney
Ted
A. A. ED
Tel
Imonds CO
John C. Trudell
Second Street
Augustus P. Duffy
Cocessor
W. W Franklin & Co
E. F. Torrey Charles ST. Paint Shop
Bradford ‘St
Pheonix
Revere
Golel
Tad Hope Street
Calt High School
ZETKA
Jusce Street
Treorge
Tel “Ac
Hheenix
Woodlawn Avenue
Colt Farm
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
Jamies Park
Grandstand
WM. H. Bell
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