Bristol Defeats St. Mary's 6 0 In Pawtucket Baseball
Bristol blanked St. Mary's of Pawtucket 6 to 0 on the Common in a Saturday game. Huggins pitched well for Bristol with 10 strikeouts as Horton and Fitzgerald led in fielding and two-base hits. St. Mary's later faced the Outlet of Providence in Palace Gardens, but disputed a play at the plate after a ninth-inning attempt to score, resulting in a 9 to 0 score for the Outlets per umpire ruling.
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St. Mary’s
Pawtucket
Bristola
Huggins
Morris
Pawtuckets
Horton
Hugging
St. Mary's
Jeff
McCoy
Casey
Fryer
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Tucker
Fitzgerald
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van Almkerk
Guinan
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Ahearn
Leahy
Degnan
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McCoysectes
Dolan
Bristol
McCann
Carroll
Herrmann
Palace Gardens
Providence
Brown
Outlets
Murphy
Arnold
Devine
Hughes
Moran
Gunny
O.j
Rosenberg
Kennedy
Murray
L. Arnold
Gilmore
Bristol and D Wolfes Meet In Saturday Baseball Showdown
Baseball fans are urged to attend next Saturday afternoon as the Bristols face the D Wolfes in a high profile game. The Bristols field a near identical lineup to last week with a strong pitcher expected to lead the attack. The D Wolfes aim to upset the Bristols and secure a scalp, assembling a lineup featuring Waite, FSI A Huetzon at first, Walker, Crain, Mitchell, Barry, and Motoalt in the outfield.
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Bristols
D’wolftan
Simey
Dr Wolf
Inns
Bristol
Oee
DiWolfes
Wil Bee
Waite
FSI
Huetzon
Walkers
Isk
Crane
Mitchell
Barry
Motoalt
Child Fred Clambers On Chair For Mystery Item
A four year old boy climbs a chair to reach something he wants. His mother warns him not to stand on the chair with his feet. He looks puzzled and asks why he cannot take his feet off.
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Fred
Water Carnival at D Wolf Inn Delights Harbor Crowd
The annual water carnival by the gneats of the D Wolf inn and friends occurred Friday afternoon in the harbor west of the summer hotel. Many spectators watched from the hotel veranda and piers. Events included a 60-yard swim with William Randall first and David S Barry Jr second, a 16-yard dash won by Randall, a sack race led by Randall, fancy diving with John Canfield first, and a 50-yard swim where S Barry Jr topped Randall. A cake walk and sack race completed the afternoon festivities.
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D’ Wolf Inn
Dyer Transportation Company
National India Rubber Company
William Randall
David S. Barry, Jr
John Canfield
David S. ‘Barry Jr
Hugh Cameron
Whiting ‘Preston
David S._Barry, Jr
Funeral of Capt Henry A Slocum in Warren
The funeral for Capt Henry Allen Slocum a long time resident of this town was held at the residence of his son Charles Slocum in Warren on Sunday afternoon. Rev G L Locke D D of St Michael's Church led services before the body was taken to North Cemetery Bristol Neck for interment. United Brothers Lodge No 13 I O O F and local members performed burial rites with floral tributes from relatives and friends.
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Henry Allen Slocum
Warren
Charles Slocum
Henry M. Slocum
Vernon Street
G. L. Locke
St. Michael’s
Bristol Neck
United Brothers Lodge
No. 13
L O. OF
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Gieddine Todigion
Willingoo
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William. Weulkber
Seventh Band Fort Adams Concert Program
Fort Adams Artillery Corps prepares a Thursday evening concert at the Common with fallbacks to Friday. Selections include St Clair Overture Zampa Herald and Les Huguenots with H H Short solo, plus Moret Iola Gleaming Star Bohemian Girl and Will you then be mine, cornet. Sergt J Badnelty performs Largo Dance of the Cochanuts and excerpts from King Dodo.
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Artillery Corps
Fort Adams
Newport
Steel King
Iola
Eagles Clambake at Bristol Neck by Bristol aerie No. 958 FF O E
Bristol aerie No 958 FF O E plans a clambake on Sunday September 2 at Fales grave Bristol Neck. S A Chafee to prepare the bake. Attendees must buy tickets by Monday evening August 27. Tickets from Archibald M Miller Worthy Presidentbia store Hope street or any committee member John White William Tobin Otto Schultz Archibald Graham James Walsh.
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Bristol Aerie
Fales
Bristol Neck
S.A. Chafee
Archibald M. Miller
Bia
Hope Street
Bristol Golf Club Receives Members At Saturday Tea
A club day reception and tea were held at Bristol Golf Club on Saturday afternoon. Committee members included Mrs William H Tillings, Mrs Henry Roth, Mrs W Howard Walker and Mrs Walter L Preston. Helpers were Miss Hope Walker, Miss Marion Preston and Miss Sophie Tillingshaw. Tables featured pink flowers and a golf tournament was announced for Labor Day as an open handicap 18 hole medal play event with prizes from W L McKee and H A DnVillard. Handicaps are posted at the club.
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Bristol Golf Club
William H. Tillinghast
Henry Roth
W. Howard Walker
Walter L. Preston
Hope Walker
Marion Preston
Sophie Tillinghast
W. L., McKee
H. A. DnVillard
St Marys Parish Excursion Debarks for Newport and Rocky Point
The St Marys parish and Sunday school held its annual excursion today aboard the Warwick. A morning departure from the town wharf sent passengers to Newport with a several hour stay to view the City by the Sea. In the afternoon the ship returned up the west bay to Rocky Point for more time ashore. Return is expected around 6 30 this evening.
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St. Mary’s
Warwick
Newport
City-by-the-Sea
Cure Cold In One Day Patent Medicine Claim
An advertisement claims the product can cure a cold in one day using laxative bromos and quinine. It guarantees a refund if not effective and bears E W Grove’s signature on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
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E.W. Grove
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