Bowling Stars Sweep Megoms In Snow Birds Meet
Snow Birds won three straight from the Megoms last night. Snow totaled 804 with individual bests: Kenney 127 single, West 835 for three strings. Team high scores included Wonders 1420 and Wonders 489 for the single string.
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Snow Birds
Megoms Iy
Snow
P.R. Kenney
O. E. West
Wonders
Wondere
W. Snow
W. Newman
J. Tf
Manchester
M. Nelle
KF. Snow
Megoms
H. McCaw
Lieut. Francis
G. Clark
J. Walsh
H. Kemph
W.R. Davis
R. Taylor
J. Davidson
J. Bottomly
H. Schartt
Kk Unro
F. Wilson
F. Clark
Hill
Rangers
L. Beals
G. Springer
H. Warner
Lieut. Krands
J. Saillant
R. W. Nelson
M Nelle
H. Callan
B. Newman Il
H. W. Church
W. Cromer
W. Higgine
Oo. E
W. McCaw
J. Pearse
W. A. Snow
J. Best
Walter Remieres
P. Brady
Jas. Davidson
W. Manchester
J Earle
L Gorham
Dim
F, Wilson
L Sanford
Jotn Fickles
RR. Bush
R. Munro
J. ¥. Farrally
J Conrick
A. K
Newman Ae
BR. Wall
J. Robinson
W. McUsaughey
W. R. Davis
Qo, LeClair
J. 4. Buffum
A. Edmonds
Slade
Milter
Hay Seeds
Broilers
Hank Hanks
Independents
Town Fathers
The Old and the New Poem for New Year Day
A reflective verse turns from the passing old year to the coming New Year. It asks for mercy courage wisdom and lasting devotion while praying for peace joy and new hope amid years of sorrow and change. The piece attributes its voice to The Little Madame in Bristol R. L.
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Madame
Bristol
Mark Twain on a spider in the Enterprise and a note on the pelican
A reader asks if a spider in the Virginia City Enterprise is bad luck and Mark Twain replies that it signals a merchant is avoiding ads, while the pelican article describes its odor from stored fish and notes its pouch, legs, and swimming traits.
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Mark Twain
Virginia City Enterprise
Mark
How Frozen Insects Revive
A naturalist reports experiments reviving frozen insects. A cecropia moth frozen in a snowball revived in twenty seconds near a stove. newly hatched moths, ants, butterflies, and house flies similarly revived after thawing. Recently hatched insects resist cold better than older ones.
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Simlar
Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Breen Held at St Marys
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Breen widow of Hough Brean was held Wednesday morning at 7 80 at her late residence. A requiem Mass followed at St Marys Church conducted by Rev Thomas J Gillan. Many floral tributes and a large gathering of relatives and friends attended with bearers Michael Qallan Thomas Doyle John Hart and Joh Levere. Interment was in St Marys Cemetery on Bristel Neck.
Bristol Probate Court Proceedings December 1908
Rhode Island probate notices from Bristol document petitions for minor estates and wills. Harold A Louis and Susan Easterbrooks minors seek permission to sell their undivided interest in a ten to thirty acre tract in Bristol tied to the Sherman place and heirs of William Henry Church to cover debts and better investments, with hearings set for January 18, 1909. Emma R Chesebrough estate probate hearing January 18, 1909. Manuel Rodauques estate administration request by widow Anna Rodauques announced for January 4, 1909.
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Robate Court
Bristol
Harold
A. Louis
Susan Easterbrooks
Glora_M. McGaw
Yereens
Harold Grdian
William Henry Church
County of
Rhode Island
George Fales
Wiliam Henry Church
Metacom Avenue
Kirkemuit River
Sherman Place
Bristol Pianix
John M. Coggeshall
Bristol Probate Court Notifies Accounts for Minor Ward
In Bristol on December 16 1908 guardians Sophie J De Wolf and Sophie J D Wolf present accounts for James Francis D Wolf and Henry Dreyer D Wolf minor wards for allowance. The court refers the matters to January 4 1909 at 10 30 AM in the Probate Court Room for consideration. Notices to be published for fourteen days weekly in the Bristol Phoenix per Probate Clerk.
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Robate
Bristol
Emma R. Chesebrough
Bristol Phoenix
John M. Coggeshall
Manuel Rodaques
Anna Rodaques
Tribate Court Room
James Francis Dewolf
Sophie J. de Wolf
James Francis D'Wolf
M. Coggeshall
Henry Dreyer D'Wolf
Inor
Sophie J. D’wolf
Henry Dreyer D' Wolf
Coggeshall
Notice of Administratrix for Marcy A Wood Estate
Bristol Nov 7 1908 administration notice states Sarah F Wood has been appointed administratrix of Marcy A Wood estate and given bond. All claimants must present or file claims with Bristol Probate Court within six months from first advertisement.
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Bristol
Marcy A. Wood
Sarah F. Wood
Executor appointed for James F Goff estate in Bristol
Frank Goff announces appointment by the Bristol Probate Court as Executor of the estate of James F Goff deceased. He reports bonding done and invites all claimants to file claims in the probate office by December 26, 1908.
Old Time Bristol Postmasters and Their Times
A review traces Bristol postmasters from Reynolds to Christie, noting birthplaces, trades, and service dates. It records the corner post office site, moves to the Custom House location, and children's farewell at Grand Central with a New York Press anecdote.
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Tha Dare
George. H. Reynolds
Bradford
Grand Rapids, Ltd
William B. Tilley
Newport
State Stréet
Tilley
Benjamin Wyatt
State Street
Deacon Wyatt
Seekonk
Mass
Providence
George Hazard Pearse
Bristol Hotel
Bristol
Hezekiah M. J. Pitan
Pearce
Custom House
Mr. Pitman
Thomas J. Thurston
Pitman
Mr. Thurston
Mesers
Thurston
Guardian's Notice for LeRoy H. Newbold Ward
Guardian Harriet L. Talbot of Bristol Rhode Island posts notice that bond is filed and all claimants or debtors must act within six months. The notice requires filing claims with the clerk of the Bristol court and directing all payments to the guardian.
Ward of Mildred F Newbold Bond Granted Bristol Notice
Guardian in Bristol announces the ward Mildred F Newbold, a minor, has bond filed. Claims against the ward must be filed with the court clerk within six months. Debts to the ward should be paid to Harriet L Talbot.
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Bristol
R. I
LeRoy H. Newbold
Harriet L. Talbot
R. 1
Mildred F. Newbold
Ivers and Pond Pianos Showcase 1908 Styles in Boston
Ivers and Pond Pianos claim highest artistic piano-building achievement with features like the Duplex Treble and Bentwood Sounding Board Bridge. They boast unmatched tune-staging and durability and invite personal examination at 116 Beagleton Street Boston with flexible payment options and catalog requests.
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Bentwood
Ivers & Pond
Three Thurber Scholarships Open For Conservatory Auditions
The Jeannette M Thurber scholarships for singing piano and violin will be awarded at the National Conservatory of Music of America auditions in New York City. The examination runs Monday January 4 from 10 to 1 and 2 to 4 with orchestra 2 to 8. Prior holders include Lillian Blauvelt and several notable musicians. Applicants must show talent and lack of means. For information contact the Secretary, 128 West 79th Street.
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Jeannette M. Thurber
National Conservatory of Music of America
West 25Th Street
West 79Th Street
New York City
Lillian Blauvelt
Adele Margulies
Leopold Lichtenberg
Leo Schulz
Joseph Pizzarello
Hugo Riesenfeld
Wilfred Watters
Camillo Engel
Bruno Oscar Klein
Henry T. Finck
Addges
West
Granger proposes competitive exam for Naval Academy nominees
Congressman Granger seeks a competitive examination for the nomination of a principal and four alternates from Rhode Island’s First District for admission to the U S Naval Academy. Exams will be January 18, 1909 in Providences Post Office building, with efektive dates for government exams in April or June. Eligibility requires age 16 to 20 and two years residency in the district. Parsons may contact Granger in Washington for details.
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Rhode Island
Parsons
Granger
Washington
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