Cranston Worsted Mills Rally Beats Glenlyon 11 to 3
Cranston Worsted Mills defeated Glenlyon 11 to 3 in Pawtucket on Tuesday. Joe Kelley led the winners with a home run and two doubles while Jack Andrade and Bud Marshall combined for seven runs driven in.
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Mill Aggregation
Blondy
Halbert
Glenlyon
Pawtucket
Bob Snider
Aggregation
Honey
Babel
Harveys Gladue
Joe Kelley
Eddie Menard
N I R Co
Willow
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Tony” Baker
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Marshall
K. Menard
Marshall Gladue
Gillolly Kelles
Menard
Joe Kelles
Gladue
E. Menard
Bride and Archie Danielson wed in Pawtucket ceremony
Miss Helen Isabel Pivin became the bride of Archie L. Danielson at St. Joseph's Parish house in Pawtucket with a double ring ceremony. Attendants included Ida Mailhott of Montreal and Oscar Pivin. The couple resides at 725 Hope Street and plans a New York City honeymoon.
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Pivin
Helen Isabel
Joseph Pivin
Hope Street
Archie L. Danielson
Alice Danielson
East Providence
St. Joseph's Parish House
Pawtucket
Fr. O'Neil
Ida Mailhott
Montreal
Canada
Oscar Pivin
New York City
Porn
Bryant & Stratton Business College
Providence
Pawtucket Memorial Hospital
Standard Owl Company
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Quiet marriage of Miss Williams and Mr Bailey
Miss Mary Elizabeth Williams and Otus M Bailey wed yesterday at two oclock at the bridesmother residence 247 Wood street The ceremony was performed by Reverend Williams Darbs of the State Street MF and F Church After a honeymoon along the Mohawk Trail and through parts of New York State the couple will reside at 29 Collins street
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Otus M Bailey
Wood Street
Res Williams Darbs
State Street
Mf&f
Mohawk Trail
New York State
Collins Street
Valley School Nurse Annual Report and Attendance Notes
The report details Valley School year health activity led by the school nurse and attendance data. It lists treatments 301 average 35.1, children sent home 9, baths 4, school visits 9, home visits 3, children weighed 41, dental clinics 3 with 38 treatments, pre school clinics 2, attendees 120. Measles and colds caused exclusions. Attendance officer notes 13 cases investigated, 9 truants, 27 kept out by parents, 26 absent due to sickness, 31 slight illness, 17 picked up on streets, 3 before Probation Officer.
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Valley School
Duffy
Model Airplane Exhibition at Bristol Lions Club Evening
An outdoor model airplane event is planned for Monday at 7 pm on the common under the Bristol Lions Club. Norman Fain, New England record holder, and Robert Tourcotte will be present plus Providence builders Bernard Callan Fugemerecourt and Paul Paulson. The Lions Club celebration includes a talk by A I Newman and Miss Dorothy Pratt at the Hotel Belvedere.
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Bristol Lions Club
Norman Fain
New England
Robert Tourcotte
Providence
Bernard Callan Fugemerecourt
Paul Paulson
Bristol
I. Newman
Nfk Model Airplane Association
Dorothy Pratt
Lions Club
Hotel
Belvedere
Ttas
Taons Club
Alton Molasky poet and local council notes
Alton Molasky a nine year old poet from Byfield School reads his verse during recess amid foliage and sky. The Byfield class 5B under Miss Kinsella learns and performs poetry. Madeira Colony receives two day celebration permit and council approves minor licenses and events.
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Alton Molasky
Samuel Molasky
Alton
Byfield School
Miss Kinsella
Old temperance tale recalled in New Hampshire marriage joke
The Kansas City Star recounts a quip from the temperance era about a man who has become so accustomed to marriage ceremonies that at his fourth wedding he tells the minister I’ve usually sat. The joke echoes the era’s social humor as told by an old temperance figure.
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New Hampshire
Kansas City Star
Bristol Comets Edge Warren Reds 5 4 In Tight Teen
The Bristol Comets defeated the Warren Reds 5 to 4 in front of a large crowd. D'Ambrosio struck out ten for the winners and hit a three run homer in the third. Heberts pitched well for the Reds with eight punch outs. Matt Le Clerc and LeMaire contributed offensively as Fatima and Pannone led Warren at the plate.
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Bery
Bristol Comets
Warren Reds
Comets
D’ambrosio
Heberts
Matt
LeClerc
LeMaire
Fatima
Pannone
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