Fall River Driver Pleads Guilty After Embankment Crash
Frank Rapozo Teceira of Fall River, arrested May 20, charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge Frank H. Hammill. Teceira pleaded not guilty May 21 but later retracted to a plea of guilty as he healed from three broken ribs and a head injury after his car left Wood Street near Walley Street. Bail set at 500 dollars pending appeal. Mary Santos vs Vincenzo Santos non-support continued one week.
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Fifth District
Frank Rapozo
Teceira
Fall River
Frank H. Hammill
Hammill
Wood Street
Walley Street
Mary Santos
Vincenzo Santos
Colored All Stars Tour Bristol For July Fourth Showdown
The Colored All Stars meet the Bristol Town Team on Bristol common in a July Fourth clash with prior wins over Boston Tigers Natick and Whittenden A A and a recent 5-4 loss to St. Louis in Woonsocket. Manager Dan Whitehead plans to start Cannonball Smith or Yorkie Morris with Mule Holloway or Ginger Johnson behind the plate as heavy hitting and five floaters pace the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Common
Bristol
Bristol Town
Invaders
Boston Tigers
Whittenden A. A
Natick
Stars
Woonsocket
St. Louis
Dan Whitehead
Bhven Field
American Legion Band of Providence
All Stars
McPherson
Beauregard Harper
J Trimble Shepard
Bottomley Rosa
Baker Brown
Garvin Smith
Trimble Wright
Garvin Johnson
Holloway
Gladue Morris
Smith
Arel Crum
Huston
Simpson
Lee, Urban, Silva
Fourth of July Committee Finalizes Tonight and Tomorrow Plans
The Fourth of July Committee met last evening and approved parade by the Hydraulic Engine and Hose Company at 9 tonight. A dance will be held on Hanec street from 9 to 12 and a midnight bonfire will start the celebration on the common. Navy said a destroyer and submarine assigned to Bristol harbor may arrive today. A wreath will be laid on Edward Anthony’s grave at Juniper Hill Cemetery, honoring a longtime committee member and former chairman. Boxing bouts are planned on the common after the hall game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydraulion
Hane Ctreet
State
Court Streets
Everett L'B Church
Navy Department
Bristol Harbor
Edward Anthony
Juniper Hil
Anthony
Thompson Avenue
Bristol
R. J
W. W. Perry
Office of Sewer Commission
High Street
Kearney Post to Parade in White Dress Uniforms
Kearney Post No 6 plans a parade tomorrow morning with many expected to attend. Members wear white shirts dark ties dark trousers and straw hats. Assembly is in front of the First Baptist Church on High Street by 9 45. The Post's regular monthly meeting is Friday evening June 6 at 8 o'clock in the G A R Hall.
Fire at tenement wardrobe destroys clothes in blaze
A Saturday afternoon fire at 217 State Street started in a wardrobe in a tenement. The 23rd district dispatched all three engine companies and quickly subdued the flames, though clothing was destroyed and the wardrobe damaged.
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State Street
23Rd District
Bristol Defeats St Andrews On Bleven Field In Seven Inning Game
Pete Wood pitched well for Bristol allowing one run on seven hits and drove in the winning run with a seventh inning single. Doherty starred with a triple and key plays, and Doucette made a spectacular one handed stop. Bristol scores came in third and fourth innings, with the decisive seventh as Wood delivers the winner. Bristol faces Warren next at Bliven Field in the annual game.
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Pete Wood
Bleven Field
St. Andrews
Boston
Bristol
Doucette
Doherty
Bottomley
Andrews
Horan
Dooley
Bristo
Hayes
Bell Hackett Wedding at St Josephs Church New London Conn
One of the largest June weddings occurred June 25 at St Josephs Church New London Conn. Miss May T Hackett wed M W Bell of Rochester NH Rev Fr W C Fitzsimons officiated with guests from New York Boston Newport NHH Newport R J New Orleans La Groton Providence Bristol Norwich and New London.
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St Joseph's Church
New London
Conn
May T Hackett
M W_ Bell
Rochester
W C Fitzsimons
New York
Boston
Newport
Nhh
R J
New Orleans
Groton
Providence
Bristol
Norwich
Hackett
Florence T Lake
R. I
Ethel
Helen Buckley
Lincoln Avenue
Mary , Driscoll
Dorothy Thomas
John T Hackett
Stephen Huval
Harry Holloway
Harold Purds
Northampton
Mass
Mohigan
White Mountains
John J Hackett
Colt Memorial High School
Emerson College
Kearney Post
American Legion
Bell
Alton
Navy
Children’s Home Receives Donations Through June 12 1923
Donations to the Children’s Home include clothing items and help from a friend. The list reflects ongoing charitable support through mid June 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home
Charity Exchange List of Donors and Goods
A fragmented charitable listing shows donors and items including clothing and shoes for Mrs Harold De Wolf Mrs C B Rothwell Jr clothing Mrs Bertram Bullock Frankforts and rolls St Michael's Brotherhood milk Buttonwood Dairy milk L Keegan push plates pantry door Mr Buffington preserves and jellies Mrs C B Rockwell Jr seamstress Mrs A Levy seamstress Mrs C B Rockwell Jr shoes Miss Drury sugar Mrs Bosworth.
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Harold de Wolf
C. B. Rothwell, Jr
Bertram Bullock
Frankforts
St. Michael’s Brotherhood
Buttonwood Dairy
L. Keegan
Mr. Buffington
C. B. Rockwell, Jr
A. Levy
C. B. Rockwell
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John Stahl
Burton Street
Tel
A. A. Edmonds CO
Hope St
OAK Grove Farm
Ezra Mason
Wardwell
Dewolf
Manuel Alves
John Usher
Gadiner
Ericton Pubergiyin
Fraternal Order OF Eagles
New England
Martelly
Kearney
POST
Cie
Burgess Street
Palm Beach
Fred Suzman
Hope Street
Baker
Davidson
Doherts
Haves
Faulkner
DeLong
Wood
St Andrews
Finne’s
Graham
Driscoll
Bristol Ab
Beauregard Davidson
Arvin
St. Andrews Ab
Po Horan
Powers
Rf DeLong
Faukner
Brooks
C Andrews
Bell—Hackett
Comfortland
THE
Waldron CO
Bradford Street
Bristol Sewer Commission
Eber Hill
Eliven Field
Warren
Delicia
Libby
Underwood
Oreo
Swift
California
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