Merchants League Bowls Two Matches Last Night
The Ever Ready Merchants League completed two games with Maisano out at bat winning 4-0 over Neengers. High team totals show Three-Total-Axemen at 1469 points in the standings.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
4
The Ever Ready Merchants League completed two games with Maisano out at bat winning 4-0 over Neengers. High team totals show Three-Total-Axemen at 1469 points in the standings.
Present day tires offer much better grip but chains remain essential in snow and ice. Use chains on left rear if only one is available and avoid dry pavement. apply brakes in alternation, ensure tight but not wrecking tightness, and use chain adjusters to maintain tension and reduce grinding.
The latest results from the Cup Defenders' League show ongoing competition with several teams scoring in tight matches. Standings reflect shifts as midtable clubs gain momentum while top contenders hold lead through the latest fixtures.
The article explains that tiny coral polyps, numbering about 48 per colony, built large coral reefs and limestone rock formations across the Pacific. It notes how these small organisms aggregate to form extensive underwater structures and contribute to regional geology.
The text notes that in 1861 Congress allowed Dr Mary Walker to wear men's clothes. She served as a Union Army surgeon, attained the rank of lieutenant, and wore a blouse gathered jacket, a heavy hair knot, a felt hat, and a frock coat with striped trousers and a silk hat.
Funeral services were conducted at her residence 55 Franklin Street for Mrs. Annie Wardwell Tirrell matron of the Home for Aged Women who died Sunday after a long illness. Rev Nelson Kellogg of Trinity Church officiated and burial followed in North Cemetery. She was 68 nearly 69 born November 10 1866 in Bristol. Survivors include her son Charles E Tyrrell of Riverside and sister Mrs Frank T Kinnicutt of this town.
Mrs Elizabeth Card a Bristol resident for over 65 years died this morning at her Thames street home after several weeks illness She was in her 89th year born in Rehoboth Survivors include son Raymond A Card and several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements are incomplete
Christian Heinrich Eckhardt 81 a long time resident died Saturday at his sister in law's home on Catherine Street. Funeral at 2 pm at his residence with Canon Anthony Parshley officiating. Burial in North Cemetery. Charter member Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias to attend. Born in Hamburg Germany he came to the United States 65 years ago and lived here as a carpenter and finisher of antique furniture. Survived by several nieces and nephews in Germany and a niece Mary Neumann of this town.
Mrs Susan Walker O Connor wife of Vincent I O Connor and daughter of Mr and Mrs David Walker of Mount Hope avenue died suddenly at her home in Camden New Jersey She was in her 30th year A Bristol native she was educated in local schools and lived here until marriage ten years ago when she and her husband moved to Colorado They later moved to Camden She is survived by her husband her parents two children Lawrence Vincent Jr and Mary Teresa and two sisters Mrs Harvard Goettler and Mrs Withiam Carstens of Bristol
In Friday night play of the Y Nut League the Peanuts beat the Beechnuts 28-18 and then defeated the Chestnuts 40-19 to force a league tie atop standings with the Chestnuts.
Joseph TENS F. one, a brother from San Diego California, was a member of Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella of this town. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
The Trinity Church Christmas festival on January 7, 1910 featured a 7 to 7:45 PM service with choirs and music by Gounod and Magnificat in D. Afterward a social and a staged Santa Claus sketch ended with a $30 gold purse gift, a letdown then a dramatic Santa rescue by a doctor, and a German dialect reading that drew laughter despite a cold room.
Mrs Charles B Rockwell was elected president of the Bristol Fortnightly Club Tuesday. Other officers chosen include Vice President Mrs C J Hasbrouck Recording Secretary Mrs Charles A Johnson Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer Mrs E H Tingley and a Board of Directors consisting of Mrs Charles B Rockwell Mrs Robert M Nelson Mrs H F Bennett Mrs Charles A Johnson and Mrs John P Reynolds
A Wickford Standard excerpt notes many entrepreneurs fail or stay barely profitable. It argues earnings rise when individuals attract attention, with low cost and rapid impact through advertising. Clear emphasis on marketing to expand trade beyond average levels.
Bristol County basketball notes highlight captain Joe Bruno and star Arnold Dreyer as the Bristol team travels to Burrillville High and Providence Trade this week. Coach Foxy Marshall leads the Olympian Club at Memorial High School in a 14 game home and home schedule beginning tonight at the Y gym.
In a Rotary League match on High Street alleys the Cyclones defeated the Cohorts by three points. Dudley Holden posted a top single 126. In the second game the New Dealers tied with the Rotten ers in a balanced showing.
Fragmented OCR shows holiday train times and station notes for Bristol Post with multiple dates and times. The readable fragments list holiday service at 5:40 PM January 1 and February 22, with several morning arrivals and omissions on Saturdays.
Troop 5 meets today at 3 30 in Scout Hall instead of 330. Scouters attend Narragansett Council annual dinner at Rhodessan the Pawtuxet. Troop 2 meets Wednesday at 7 30 to plan the new year. Troop 4 meets Thursday at 3 30 in place of Friday night. Panthers Patrol to Camp Yawgoog for New ERA Contest victory reward.
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