St Marys T A loses to St Williams 8 5 in Fall River game
St Marys T A 8 was defeated by St Williams of Fall River 8 to 5 on Stafford Road in the Spindle City. Neary and Lemaire starred for St Marys with solid defense and power from St Williams as errors hurt the locals. Details include six bases and a misplayed game with late rally efforts and upcoming local schedule notes.
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St. Mary's T. A
St. Williams
Fall River
St. Mary’s T. A
Stafford Road
Spindle City
Mach
Neary
St. Mary’s
Spindle City Boys
Lemaire
ST. Williams Ab
Kennedy
Rocket
Davis
Sousa
Sullivan
Lynch
Allen
Hathaway
Kimball
ST. Marys
Mack
Abearn
Connery
Cleaver
J. Mack
Harrington
Vera
St. Marya
Sulllivan
Connegy
Ahearn
J. Neary
Balla
Riley
Lafontaine
Chelsea
State Firemen's Muster Prizes Raised to 175 150 75 50
An executive committee meeting at Coff's Hotel Warren heard that Humphrey O'Sullivan sent $100 to be used by the league. The Wrights of Mechanics Engine Company No 2 Warren attended. The plan is to divide the funds into four parts and add to existing prizes for the hand engine contest, making prizes 175 150 75 and 50.
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Rhode Island State Firemen's League
Coff’s
Warren
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
Frederic W. Cady
Mechanics Engine Company, No. 2
State League
Farewell Party At Redcrest For Mrs Taylors Help
A yearly farewell party hosted by Mrs S A Tay lor was held on Saturday night August 24 at Redcrest on Poppasquash. About fifty attendees enjoyed dancing and games despite a storm dimming lanterns. Interior decorations featured red crepe paper ferns and cut flowers with refreshments served after music by T Levey of Bristol and LT Cooney of Providence.
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S. A. Taylor
Redcrest
T. Levey
Bristol
LT. Cooney
Providenose
Dades Little Liver Pill Promoted for Whole Family Use
An advertisement claims the Dades Little Liver Pill relieves headache and constipation, keeps the system clean and the stomach sweet, and can be taken occasionally to keep you well for the entire family, sold by C. W. Sparks.
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C. W. Sparks
Colonial Exhibit by Bristol D A R Impresses Crowd
Bristol Chapter D A R staged a gallery of colonial and revolutionary relics last week with items from dolls aged 182 years to a Chippendale table once owned by Gov. Bradford. Highlights include a Staffordshire needlework display, samplers, lace veils, a Washington portrait in cross stitch, and pewter pieces tied to early Brown University dinners.
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Bristol
Hancock
Gov. Coddington
Versailles
France
Baby
Venezuela
Jeremiah Diman
S. O
Sisson
Bache
Harriet Coggeshall
Ticherdé
Phinney
Louisa Smith
Bishop Howe
Elizabeth Peck
M.peck
Washington Dove
T. F. Usher
Flannah Gray
Col Peter Church
Abigail Wheaton
Nathan Miller
Mrs. Ransom
Abigail Alden Leonard
John Alden
Isabel
Brown University
Warren
Providence
Charles W. Abbot
Charles Abbot
Phillipines
Tom Jones
Washington
Sayles
Long Island
Gen. Knox
Bishop Griswold
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Pawtucket
Aspinwall
Arnold
Brown
Anthony
Labor Day
Plymouth
Marline
Oakum
Seine Twine
Adnwell
Wardwell Lumber: CO
Rk Labs
Bristol, R. I
Staples Goal Company
Sty
Wicket
Woonsock T
Vicinity
Cash Stores
Dfon
Thur
P. M
Ftoritutteti
Westminster
Main
Woonsoocket
Alee
Edwin
Eaker
South Main Ax
Barton J
Buffinton
Ehiropodist
Mrs. Williams
Church St
State Firemen’s Muster
G. A. R. Hall
Anna B. Manchester
Industrial Trust Company
Hope Street
Bristol.r
Tituary Dentaly
Edward D. Kunz
Hope St
A. P. Nerone
Earl and Prews
Iprovidence Telephone Company
F. T. Remieres
Sorner Hope and
Bradford Sts
Betty
Bob-and-Blinker
Bristol County Gas & Electric Co
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