Local Twi League Plans Meetings for Entry Fees and Schedule
The Board of Governors of the local twilight league calls meetings for managers desiring league entry and asks to post entrance fees to enable the board to prepare the season schedule and rulings. Bristol B. of G. Hibbert supports reducing out of town players to three to nurture local talent, despite higher club costs. Joe Doherty advances boxing progress in town.
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Board of ‘Governors
Mr. Hibbert
Board of Governors
Hibbert
Town Elections Near as Council Debates Intensify
A lively town notes campaigning on corners as elections approach. The Highway Supervisor clashed with a reporter, and residents question the Hydraulion truck repairs beacon lights and the need for a new schoolhouse. George Ebert plans to depart March 7, with residents hoping for his return.
Flags Left Up On Washingtons Birthday
A reader notes only two flags were displayed on Washingtons Birthday Sunday. Tires were shown by F Suzman and Cathy. The writer asks if others forgot it was a holiday and wonders if more flags were overlooked.
Fights N T Rnd LeClerc O Rishe Entertain at NT
Last Tuesday night at the NT round LeClerc and O Rishe, two entertaining gentlemen, played the piano and were not booed. They were to sing but something happened and their voices were not heard, though they insist they tried in sotto voice. The piano is to be signed and overhauled before next time.
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LeClerc
O Rishe
Wrestler nicknamed Ducks and party notes from the Y
Julie Borges nicknamed Ducks challenges at the Y while Ralph Trott joins the scene. Jake McCarty pursues intellectual pursuits as Chet Dunbar turns 21 today. Herm and Hector attend the Ball last Friday and Levy eyes a column crash. Rotary Club teams perform well and Lions doubt James Bassing knew how to telephone until Sunday.
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Julie Borges
Ralph
Cherryblossom
Trott
Jake McCarty
Chet Dunbar
Toda
Herm
Hector
Levy
Rotary Club
Lionas
James Bassing
R. I State
Joe
Vanderbilt senator's wife bears twin daughters in New York
Many Bristol residents greet the birth at York House hospital of Senator William H. Vanderbilt's wife Anne Gordon Colby’s twin girls. The larger weighs 7 1/2 pounds and the smaller 5 11. Mrs Colby, daughter of Everett Colby of West Orange, is a Foxcroft School alumna and has appeared at the Court of St James. Vanderbilt lineage traces to Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt. he is the son of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and Mrs Paul Fitzsimon.
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Bristol
William H. Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
General Assembly
Anne Gordon Colby
York House
New York City
Vanderbilt
Everett Colby
West Orange
N. J
Foxcroft School
Court of St. James
Senator Vanderbilt
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Paul Fitzsimon
Monthly Session Of Bristol Scout Court Of Honor
Col Merton A Cheesman presided as nine scouts appeared before the Bristol Court of Honor and earned merit badges including Edward Allessandro firemanship John Abenante firemanship Domenick Di George bugling Frank Ruggiero wood carving James Perrys bookbinding Prank Salvia firemanship book binding Herman Gabloski woodwork Manuel Cardoza woodwork Norman de Bovas assisted the examining and District Commissioner George Robish served as clerk A ceremonial class of candidates will be invested tomorrow evening in the woods with plans for the second annual marble tournament in connection with the National Marble Championship Saturday at 12 30 P M First and second class scouts will hike with Assistant Scoutmaster TP Jasmo Mancin for outdoor test work Monday evening Kearnes Ship Seca Scouts will hold uniform inspection at the Scout Building with HT business meeting following ceremonies"
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Merton A Cheesman
Bristol Court of Honor
Scout Building
Edward Allessandro
John Abenante
Domenick
George Bugling
Frank Ruggiero
James Perrys
Salvia
Herman Gab-loski
Manuel Cardoza
Herman Ga
Jasmo Mancin
Kearnes
Seca
Sea Scout
Sheps Committee
Unio
Paulie
Pambot
New England Agricultural Outlook for 1931
New England agriculture faces a mixed 1931 outlook with slight demand improvement possible as the year progresses but income likely remains near 1930 lows. Milk prices stay depressed due to low demand and high feed costs, while poultry meat may rise in the latter half. Tobacco prices are expected to fall with lower labor and overhauls, influencing regional farmers.
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New England
New Fneland
Com Tre
United States
Request to appoint administrator for Bristol estates
In Bristol the writing requests by Eure Nastri son of Palumthe Vytos of Bristel deceased intestate to appoint an administrator for the estate is received and referred to March second, 1931 at 10 a.m. in the Probate Court Room for consideration. Notice to be published fourteen days weekly in the Bristol Phoenix. JOHN W CHURCH Clerk.
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Eure Nastri
Barsilia Palumthe
George M .Gray
Percy T Gray
Bristol
Bristol Phoenix
John W Church
Bedi Aah and Holmes Headline Raleigh Card
The show features Bedi Aah facing Manny Do Herty in a main event and Eddie Holmes of Providence meeting Pancho Villa of New Bedford. Holmes holds a 3-0 edge in their series, while Villa was mentored by Tony Thomas who lived in the town. Nick Brown trains for future bouts after a recent arm injury from Fall River.
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Raleigh
Eve
Manny
Doherty
Eddie , Holmes
Providence
Mneet Pancho Villa
New Bedford
Holmes
Villa
Tony Thomas
Nick
Bristol) Brown
Frankie Hennessey
Fall River
Bristol bout Unfeasible Due To Amateur Pro Status
Town chatter centers on a proposed match between Soldier Frank and Ed. Cala drone of Bristol. The clash cannot be arranged because Caladrone is an amateur and Frank is a professional, forcing Ed to surrender his amateur license.
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Frank
Ed. Caladrone
Bristol
Caladrone
Providence Trade School Upset by Town Team
In a tense overtime clash, Providence Trade School fell to the rival Town Team as fast-paced play overwhelmed Colt High. The game featured strong drives by Michael’s Y. P. F. and a late surge from the visitors securing the win.
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Panacke Semca
Ne-T. R Go
Colt High
Michael's
Providence Trade School
Town Team Poised for A I Amateur Victory
East Providence Town expected to dominate the A I Amateur Tournament opening next Thursday evening. Coach J. E. Clark, a well known local figure formerly commanding Battery C, leads the Townies.
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Providence
A. I
J. E. Clark
Battery C
Utopia Perhaps A Distant Quiet Planet Lacks Troubles
A Detroit Free Press reflection imagines a distant society where people mind their own business and live with no social or political problems. The piece entertains a speculative, wistful vision of harmony far from Earthly concerns.
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Detroit Free Press
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Ray Sartini
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Church Street
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