Bristol Yacht Club Regatta Rules Disqualify Coyote and Bonito
The Bristol Yacht Club regatta committee disqualified yachts Coyote and Bonito under rule 18 for maneuvers at the start. Hugi is declared second in her class after a contested finish, with Bat named race week champion by points despite not winning any first place except the protested race.
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Bristol Yacht Club
Hugi
Bonito
Coyote
Bat
Hagi
Hex
The Home Merchant Patronage Appeal
The exchange urges readers to support the home merchant who funds streets and schools, builds homes, covers government costs, and stands by the community in good times and bad. His subscription support is presented as essential and trustworthy.
Bristol Post Office Mails Schedule Summary
Mails arrive at 7.00 10.00 a m 2.00 4.00 86.00 7.15 p m Close 4 0 11.80 a m 2 9600 709000 7.15 Sunday mails Arrive 8.00 a m Close 4.50 p m Office hours Sunday 9 80 to 10 80 a m Sunday mail from carriers racks at south door 9 80 to 10 80 a m Inward outward times listed by Earle & Prew express Outward 7 50 1 20 a m 8 20 5 20 p m Inward 8 00 12 00 p m 3 00 6 30 p m
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Bristol
South Door
Listol
Earle & Prew Express
Notable Bristol County News and Local Vacations
Miss Jennie Morris spends vacation at Deer Isle Maine. Frederick Middleton returns from England. Pierce and Miss Balle Brown vacationing in Hartford. Mrs Archie Dunbar visits New Jersey. Town Treasurer George H Peck travels to Martha's Vineyard with son Albert. Miss Elsie Stilwell returns to New York after four months here. Trinity Sunday School outing planned at Hunt's Mills August 31 with special cars. Several local meetings and club openings noted, along with injuries, school openings on Sept 14, and various visits, outings, and social events in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Morris
Deer Isle
Maine
Frederick Middleton
England
William John Pierce, Jr
Balle Brown
Hartford
Martha’s Vineyard
Elsie Stilwell
New York
Lenora Stilwell
Trinity Sunday School
Hunt’s Mills
Harold Newman
Raymond Clark
Cleatus Hamill
Wilfred Hamill
George Rounds
Bristol Narrows
Archibald M. Miller
Adirondack Mountains
Bristol Yacht Club
John S. Palmer
Walter Hidden
Providence
Edwin O. Larned
Bristol
Zechariah Chaffee, Jr
Walter S. Hackney
J. K. H. Nightingale
Warwick
Hrank R. Downey
Downey
Salem
Boston
0. R. Siegel
Marine Hospital
Henry Hull
National India Rubber Company
W. FE. Duffy
Hull
Warren
T. Newton Owen
First Congregational Church
Frank W. Perkins
Nellie Perkins
Supreme Court
Dayton
Edward W. Remington
Edward L. Parris
Valley School
Oliver School
Elizabeth R. McUotter
John II, Alger
Rhode Island State Normal School
Gertrude E. Clark
Albion White
Roseville
Gust Holmberg
Mass
J. M. Into
Noyes Avenue
Rogers
James Dixon
Wakefield
R. I
Rose Oaniff
Woodstreet
Ralph Kinder
Harold Peckham
White Mountains
Bertha Connery
Hannah Newman
Coney Island
State St
Tel
Edith A. Maxfield
Harry P. Gregory
Stamford
Conn
Charles H. Baker
Addie Baker
Irene Hackett
Nova Scotia
Joseph Bettincourt
Serbst
Mary Rogers
Norman
Newport
Augustus R. Paull
Harriet Paull Church
Mount Vernon
N. H
Old Colony Co-operative Bank
Albert Didion
O. H. Straight Real Estate Agency
Cole Street
Lillian Montross
Rhode Island Hospital
Joseph L. Buffum
Bristol Neck
Barrington Yacht Club
Barrington River
Mathewson’s Bend
George P. Goding
East Dedham
Robert Gifford
Hope Street
Howard
Annie Ingraham
Phona Ingraham
Pasadena
Cal
Henry M. Darling
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Island Park
Epworth League
State Street
M. E. Chuurch
Charles J. Bowler
Annie McCaughey
David McCaughey
Kirkemuit
Bristol & Warren
William A. Doran
James DeWolf Perry
Germantown
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Mr. Perry
St. Michael’s Church
O. R. Cushman
Field Day of S V Rhode Island Division at Boyden Heights
The Rhode Island Division Sons of Veterans holds its annual Field Day at Boyden Heights on Friday Sept 3. Camps meet at 9 15 a m at the Soldiers and Sailors monument Exchange Place Providence for a short parade, assemble armed and in uniform, or in uniform or dark clothes if unarmed. Tickets cover dinner and games, with Chrystal Maze free dancing 1 to 6 p m, a Field Day badge, and a trip on the Pontiac from Seaconnett wharf down the bay returning for dinner at 12 30 p m. Boat departs Seaconnett at 10 a m and returns from Boyden Heights at 6 p m. Sporting events include sprints, wheelbarrow, potato race for heavy weight, sack race, baseball, broad jump, egg and spoon for women, popular youth races, and boys events limited to under 14 years.
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S. of V
Rhode Island
Sons of Veterans
Boyden Heights
Charles H. Young
Exchange Place
Providence
Chrystal Maze
Pontiac
Seaconnett Wharf
A Splendid Chance for Health via Mail Consultation
Delivers a mail based medical offer from Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston Mass a specialty in treating patients through letter correspondence. Patients write symptoms and receive an explained case analysis and treatment guidance without travel or fees claiming cures for chronic diseases and offering a free bottle of Dr Greene s Nervura laxura.
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Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Policemen Nearly Run Down on Hope Street
Officers Kelly and Captain Dwfer report being nearly struck at 2.20 a.m. by an automobile on Hope Street. The four occupants refused to stop and sped away after failing to yield, nearly hitting the officer. Police from Warren and Riverside were alerted but the vehicle escaped. no plate number obtained as the pursuit ended. The incident will be investigated by authorities.
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Kelly
Dwfer
Hope Street
Warren
Riverside
Advertised Letters for Week Ending August 21 1909
Advertised letters Bain the week ending August 21 1909 list includes M. V. 170 Bradford St. H. B. Morris Frank Munroe Harold Benjamin Clark Mrs. O. H. Clarke Jr. Mrs. S. DeWolf and foreign entry Mrs. A. Lethbridge.
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Bain
M. V
Bradford St
H. B. Morris
Frank Munroe
Harold Benjamin Clark
O. H. Clarke, Jr
Mra. S. DeWolf
A. Lethbridge
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Bristol Pholinix
Bristol County
Farrally
Phoenix
Tan Poornrz Railway
H. T. Peterson
M. F. Briggs
Woo B. M Darling
W. Fred Fish
Irving Smith
Richard Quirk
Siands Fon
Havre Black Wood
Phariiz
BR. L_ Normal School
Max Makowsky
Home Merchant
Dodge & Camfield, Importers and Grocers
Peirce
Thos
F.peirce & Son
Derraice
Westminéiét Corner
R. 1
A. m
Sunday Mails
Wood Street
Katharine Cavanaugh
Saunderntown
George Johnson
Needham
Hugh Breen
Lincoln Avenue
Olneyville
Suzman’s
Ezra Dixon
West
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Fre M. Dixon
California
Loretta A. Shippee
George H. Shippee
LeBaron B. Colt
Bridge
Maria Norris
Edward D. Pearce
Misses Barns
William Beresford
Edwin A. Barrows
W. Fred Williams
H. H. Cabot
Minnie D. W. Perry
Henry W. Hayes
John Mills
William Perry
Lewis Ingraham
Col
Harold
J. Gross
A. W. Archer
Wallis E. Howe
Misses Colt
Madge ‘ Leid
Edward’ L.leahy
White’ Mountains
John W. Giamberes
James Lee
Cook” Street
Philadelphia
Eber, Hillan
Thousand Islands
Samuel P. ‘Coltisi
Saratoga
LeBaron
B. Colt
Mary Brady
Buffalo
Margaret Brady
Oime
Photo
Century
Eastman Co
N. Burgess
Hope ST
Agriculture, Engineering
Applied Sciences
Howard Edwards
Kingston, R. i
Bus Sapps
Rhode. Island
Rhode Island Normal School
George Dill
Prospect St
Harriet Whitney
Ida Whitney
Superior Court
Daniel Whitney
Moses W. Whitney
Burnside Memorial Building
George H. Peck
Bristol, R. I
Peck
Barton Street
Avvig James F. Stoughson
Thiele
Bryant & Stratton Business College
T. B. Stowell
Westminster
Icon Parle Francais
Rudolph Contois
Joseph A. Rubery
Thames St
Staples Coal Co
Seaconnet
Ferry Company
Constitution Street
Sagamore
Main St. A
Fall ‘River
J.D. “Thibodeau
Thibodeau’ 3 College
Fall River
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