District Courtnotes In Barrington assault case and rulings
On August 21 1906 District Court before Judge Bosworth Domenico Diabella of Barrington faced assault charges from Antonia Papa with a plea of not guilty. Papa remains hospitalized while Diabella is jailed without bail. Several civil cases were decided or continued. a separate session sentenced Carmine Gragio to Sockanosset School for Boys for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico Diabella
Barrington
Bosworth
Yesteray Horning
Antonia Papa
Diabella
Bowden
Papa
Guiseppe de Cristopher
W. T. Q.donnell
ONO _inas
Joseph Benjamin Va
George W. Bachelder
Charles McKenna
F. H. Hammill
Maria Ounhs
Sebastian Pereira
John W.”. Eddy
Dennis Ryan
Crowley
Mr. Eddy
John Lake
Ira Angell
Mary B. Lake
O. H. Edson
Anthony Coal
Lumber Comany
John L Howard
Carmine Gragio
Sockanosset
Guiseppe Gragio
Mail Schedule and Delivery Hours
Mails arrive at 7.00 10.00 a m 12.00 m 2.00 4.00 6 45 7 15 p m and close at 8 00 8 45 11 80 s m 1 45 5 45 7 15 p m Sunday mail arrives 8 80 a m general delivery stamps sale 4 80 to 5 p m Sunday office 9 80 to 10 80 a m Sunday mail from car riders racks south door 9 80 to 10 80 a m express matter due to leave outward 7 85 11 05 a m 8 05 6 05 p m inward 7 45 11 45 a m 2 45 6 45 p m
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Earle & Prew Express
Bristol Neck notes and social strolls in town
Mrs John Morrell of Philadelphia visits her brother Hugh Young on Bristol Neck while families from Providence and New York arrive for visits and extended summers. Local arrivals include Mr and Mrs James Regan and Miss Hamill. clambakes, lawn parties, and charity events fill the week as officers take vacations, ferry traffic surges, and community concerts entertain Bristol residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrell
Philadelphia
Hugh Young
Bristol Neck
James Regan
Hope Street
Providence
Michael Hamill
New York
Misses Hamill
Lincoln Avenue
Lena R.dunbar
Inna B. Dunbar
Wate
Silas P Briggs
Pittsfield
Mass
Vernum J. Briggs
Appenaug R. 1
Benjamin H. Wood
Jack Kenyon
Mark Bradford
Church Street
May Jones
San Antonio
Texas
Bloss
Miss Wilson
Miss Parker
Worcester
Frank A. Ingraham
Miss Miller
Patrick McGovern
Master James
William O’ Shaughnessy
Boston
Malden
E. J. Webb
Gertrude Webb
O ‘H Douglass
Frank Kissick
Quaker City
Douglass
E. O. Rice
Ralph Kinder
Hotel
Belvedere
Patrick Henry Walsh
Patrick P. Walsh
Congregational Street
Mary Walsh
Chelsea
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army Hall
New York City
Metropolis
John B. Herreshoff
Eugenia
Ruth Wood
Philip O’ Wolf
Charlie Munro Not a Slave in Bristol History
A Bristol letter writer defends editorials about Bristol Sketches and asserts Charlie Munro, described as a descendant of the Wampanoag, was not a slave. The author recalls Reid’s claims and notes Munro’s native Bristol lineage, dated August 18, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Munro
the Phanix
Bristol
Goree
Reid
Bristo
Tams
Mr. Reid
Charlie Manro
Ichabod
Margaret
Munro
Hbelong
Advertised Letters for Week Ending August 18
The list includes Sig Verdi Vito Corey Brown Dr Brack Cerbro Clarence B Gilbert Jessie Mallen Harold Smith Captain Thomas B Giles Mrs Mattie Gibson Mrs Dora M Prebble Miss Maggie Mahan Miss M H Jones Miss A J Kenney Foreign Joao J Moraes Emilia da Gloria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig. Verdi Vito
Corey Brown
Dr. Brack_Cerbro
Clarence
Coming Events From Local Clubs and Churches
August 22 Wednesday afternoon lawn party by Babbitt Post G A K and Resist Corps Aug 95 Saturday Olambake at Kirkemuit Grange Warren under Ivy Guild auspices Aug 29 Wednesday annual excursion State Street M E church Sunday school to Newport on Steamer Saga more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt Post, G. A. K
Resist Corps
Kirkemuit Grange
Warren
Ivy Guild
State Street M. E. Church
Newport
Sagamore
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Farrally
Bristol Post Ofice
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Easterbrooks
F. Briggs
Wood's
W. J. Fish & Co
A. Blook
D. G. Lebh
Hasbrouck Bion Hops
Phoenix
NEA Normal School
O. S. Chapin H. M. Slocum
Rugga Forets
Guardian
Beard Warrener
District Court
Antonio Papa
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Providence, R. I
Oxford
Gibson
Sailor
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and Westminster Corner
Bristol and Vicinity
Bristol Post Office
Roswell Colt
Col
8. P. Colt
Europe
Bass
Michael J. Doyle
James Tobin
Henry Serbst
Night Police
Gerald F. Brunnell
W. W. Alexander
Akron
Ohio
England
Continent
Warren B. Rood
F. M. Dixon
Fred
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Knights of Columbus
Newport Ferry
Consolidated Road
Dwyer
John Dolan
Nelson Hows
New Bedford
Ruth Fish
Eugene D. Wall
Arthur Deslauriers
F. A. Easterbrooks
Concord
N. H
Principessa Elena d’Napoli Society
Mt. Hope Park
Eagle Band
John P. Reynolds
Orrin L. Bosworth
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Frances T. Walsh
National India Rubber Company
Theresa M. Hammill
Berkshire Hills
Josephus Gooding
Charles B Rockwell
Comediettas
Petticoat Perfidy
Bradford D. Bosworth
N. Y
N. H. & HB. Rairoad
Sarah D. Bosworth
South Scituate
P. W. Cady
John W. Eddy
Swansea
Mary Ryane
Superior Court
High
Bradford
Riverside
Herreshoff Marine Band
Hotel Belvedere
Willis Blount
New Brunswick
N. J
National India Rubber Co
Jules.a. Duval
Current
International A. and V. Tire Co
Naval
U. S. Columbia
Mrs
Edwin K. Reynolds
Laconia, N. H
Max Makowsky
Maoke
Watch Hill
Jennie
Velms Herrmann
Nellie N. Read
Mary Taveras
Manuel Taveras
Mt.Hope Avenue
Barial
St. Mary’s Cemetery
John Smith
Daugther
Sarah
Mystic, Conn
Hope and
Franklin Streets
Herreshoe Manufacturing Company
Babbitt Post
No. 15
G. A.R
Post
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Henry A. Stevens
Brighton
T. Newton Owen
Mr. Stevens
Thames Street
Franklin Street
New York, Hew Haven & Hartford Railroad
LH Callan
Tabor
Elizabeth Bailey
J. H. Bailey, Jr
Silver Spring
William Connell ‘of
First Baptist Church
York A. King of
Bristol Golf Club
Ferry Hill
J. B. Herreshoff
Colt High School
Norcross Brothers
Clark Perry
State Street Methodist Episcopal
Johnston
John H. Bailey
Half Way Hill
George F. A. Beane
Olneyville
Walter D. Harris
Clinton D. Burdick
Consolidated, Railroad
Alexander Tattrie
Gooding’s Lane
Alice Tattrie
Sondenseyp
Henry M. Slocum
Charles A. Slocum
Rhode Island Normal School
Walter E. Ranger
Charles S. Chapin
W. M.connery
Lam
John Schach
COR. Wood & Bradford Sts
W. Noll
S.s
Buleroy Dey Good Store
Bradford Street
G. M. Wilbur
Hope. Street
Hope
Bratender
New Tappan Building
Union Street
Attleboro
E.J. Phillips
Bradford St
Conservatory of Music
Montreal
Tda Lal Forest
Postal
Sony
Peck’s Rocks
N. Turner
Bristol Highlands
Burton Street
Tihamengence
M. W. Schoen
Cor. of Hope and Constitution
W. H. Buffington