Bristol Falls to Mattapoisett 8 3 In Baseball Clash
Mattapoisett defeated Bristol 8 to 3 as Huggins held the strong visitors to five hits while Bristol hitters collected 12. Remley and Cady misplayed key plays, costing Bristol runs. Philip Morris and Mason featured for Mattapoisett. Cambridge canceled tomorrow game. Auburn to visit Bristol instead as Bristols announce a busy schedule through September.
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Bristol
Mattapoisett
Bristols
Mattapoisett Boys
Huggins
Remley
Cady
Philip Morris
Mason
Brooks
Auburn
Colvin
Howland
Auburn Boys
Bristol Independents to Face St Charles Club in Providence
The Bristol Independents travel to Providence to play the St Charles Club tomorrow. Darling and Cornell will form the battery for the Independents on the Daxter Training grounds.
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Bristol Independants
Providence
St. Charles
Daxter
Darling
Cornell
Battery
Independents
Armory Repaired Under Orders of Quartermaster Walker
The Bristol Naval Reserves armory, damaged by a widening crack on the east side, has been repaired under Quartermaster General W. Howard Walker. A $33,000 appropriation funded iron ties to bind the stonework, with George MacDuff of Tandvin & MacDuff and A. J. Barney of Barney & Son supervising subcontracted masonry. The walls were drawn together, replaced, and the building declared stronger than before, countering rumors of instability and contractor surrender.
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Bristol
W. Howard Walker
General Assembly
George MacDuff
Tandvin
Walker
Open Handicap Tournament Draws For ExCBAROE Tennis Club
The ExCBAROE Tennis Club opens a handicap event with first round results listing O B Perry vs A V Perry 480 and J Brown vs A R Perry 15, plus several matches and byes across upper and lower halves. The Latics Singles feature Miss Hamill vs Miss M Perry 40 and Miss Wheelwright vs Miss Seabury 80 as the tournament begins tomorrow and runs through Labor Day.
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Excbaroe Tennis Club
O. B. Perry
A.V. Perry
J. Brown
A. R. Perry
R.lucker
J. DeWolf
W.E. Howe
W.F. Williams
E. A. Barrows
J. Dew. Perry
R. Nelson
E. H. Hughes
If you have no temptation stop turn around
A terse admonition declares to abandon a wrong path and pivot direction immediately. The speaker warns that proceeding further would be a mistake and urges immediate reversal while underscoring the peril of continuing along the current course.
Colonial Exhibit at Grand Army Hall Draws Large Crowds
Bristol Chapter D R staged a major colonial exhibit in Grand Army Hall featuring about 1000 pieces including Queen Anne glass silver miniatures lace and bed spreads. Notable loans came from M A Cheesman Mrs Charles B Rockwell Lewis Herreshoff and others with items from General Israel Putnam’s chair to Revolutionary firearms and a tree trunk carved gun rack. Proceeds support a patriotic fund and a longer description appeared in Tuesday’s Phenix with Miss Anna Manchester providing extended notes.
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Grand Army Hall
Bristol
D. R
M. A. Cheesman
Israel Putnam
Charles B. Rockwell
Lewis Herreshoff
Edwards
Babbitt
R. H. Dunbar
Africa
Jeremiah Diman
George F. Stanton
First Congregational Church
Lincoln
R. I
Arnold G. Talbot
The
Phenix
Anna B. Manchester
Edward L Brownell
Henry W. Bache
Cornelius J. Hasbrouck
Maria D. Norris
William McC. Ransom
Alice Cole
John W. Bachelor
Florence O'Wolf
Louise Cole
L. W. K. Foster
Warren
Patriotic Fund
Great Temptation Opens Bristol Opera House Season
A good sized audience attended the Bristol Opera House on Wednesday to see the Aubrey Stock Company in the four act comedy drama A Great Temptation. The company delivered stirring incidents with credit to all. Ceci Willoughby was played by Miss Ethel Townsend and Don Spencer by Clarence R Chase. The troupe carried their own scenery and specialty artists appeared. The company is expected to draw crowded houses if they tour Bristol again.
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Opera
Aubrey Stock Company
Ceci
Don Spencer
Clarence R Chase
Bristol
All Out Fire Story In Suburban Residence
A reporter seeks details on a suburban house fire but finds the family out. The maid confirms a fire occurred last evening, and the hired girl adds that the event is also over. The exchange highlights the challenge of gathering news in quiet times.
Inside Information from a Bristol Neck Apple Tree
A local farmer recalls a street conversation about a teeneager boy and a Christian Science follower. The boy groaned from pain after eating green apples. The Scientist claims the ache is only a thought. The boy insists he has inside information confirming the illness is real.
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Hig Teena
Bristol
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