Bristols Whitewash Attleboro Athletics in Rain
In drizzling rain Bristols defeated Attleboro Athletics 12 to 0 at Trotting Park. Bristol batters produced most of their runs early led by Warren Carr and Harrington with solid fielding from Wolfe and Dennis the visitors stranded runners in several innings. Attleboro, boosted by five new players including pitcher Dennis, could not sustain a rally as Van Almkirk held the line on the mound for Bristol.
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Bristols
Attleboro Athletics
Attleboros
Sol
Rays
Wakefields
River Point
Attleboro
Dennis
Bristol
Wolfe
King
Warren
Walker
John de Warren
Rob Convery
Harrington
Tucker
Van
Harington
Chartier
Carr
Higgins
Cavanagh
Connery
Morris
White
van Almkirk
Kelley
Pickering
Johnson
Ehtors
Harrangton
Y Warren
Y Cavanagh
R. Connery
Eee Morris
Csceeeees
Ohnson
Ennis
Aew
Olfe
Ballesqees
Bristol Tee
Altleboro
Kelly
Hases
Almkurk
Cleft
Vannis
E. Trainor
Treasurer's Report of the Bristol Base Ball Association 1903
The Bristol Base Ball Association presents its treasurer's report for the 1903 league season. It covers receipts and expenditures by month, notes appeals for funds, and lists balances carried into the next year. Net gains and losses are itemized with club accounts and meeting decisions recorded.
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Bristol Base Ball Association
Special Meeting Doings and Bristol Disbanded Team
The Town Council held a Friday evening session with members Franklin Waldron Cummings and Glaadding. Discussions covered hiring the town stone crusher, steam roller and watering cart for a macadam road from Two Mile Hill to Warren line. Bristol team dissolved due to lack of financial support. Attleboro game noted as season end.
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Attleboro
Bristol
Franklin
Waldron
Cummings
Gladding
Amos D. Bridge
Two Mile Hill
Warren Line
Bridge
Mr. Callan
Luke H. Callan
Callan
Printing and Stationery Shop in Bristol Offers Bulk Supplies
A Bristol shop sells sheets of card boards and paper in any color size or quality for bulk needs. It markets low prices for large quantities and lists items like envelopes note paper ruled or unruled paper tags linen stationery and related supplies at 6 and 7 Bradford Street PHoenix office.
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Bristol
Phoenix
Bradford
Probate Court Considers Wills and Guardianships
The semi monthly Court of Probate met with Judge Reynolds. The will of Lemuel C Richmond and executor Amos S Gorham were continued. May E McGann received permission to sell estate realty for William H McGann. Bond set at 600 dollars. Guardian petitions for Margaret J Simmons were continued unsine. Accounts for Catherine Gaynor estate continued to August 8.
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Court of Probate
William T . Louise I
Rodney D. Simmons
Charles J Christie
James M. Peters
Catherine Gaynor
Fire Department honors Edward S Cooney at Kingston street event
Edward S Cooney Second Assistant Engineer of the Fire Department received a complimentary social Friday at the King Philip company station on Thames street. He has long served with the company and was presented a handsome meerschaum pipe by Foreman William H Burke. Cooney plans to move to Cranston next week to reside permanently with household goods to follow.
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Edward S Cooney
Fire Department
King Philip Company
Thames Street
Cooney
William H Burke
Cranston
Bristol Chapter DAR Executive Board Meeting
The Bristol Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held an executive board meeting yesterday afternoon in the Memorial Hall Burnside building. Mrs C A Johnson and Miss Anna B Manchester were chosen to present a candidate list for October officers. An invitation from Mrs Howard K DeWolf of Warren to observe Rhode Island battle anniversary at her Warren home on Saturday Aug 29 was accepted. A display of ball and party invitations and 1908 style accessories is advertised at the Raoxam office.
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Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial
Burnside Building
C. A. Johnson
Anna B. Manchester
Howard K. DeWolf
Warren
Rhode Island
Next Tuesday Regatta at Bristol Harbor and Bay
Regatta Committee of Bristol Yacht Club announces a five race series starting Friday July 24 in Narragansett Bay. Events span Jamestown Potter's Cove Prudence Island Fall River Bristol Harbor and Edgewood with six divisions of sloops and cats plus a launching class. Commodore Thurber Cup awarded to top point scorer in First Division Class 3.
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Warwick Neck
Mt. Tom Buoy
Mt Tom
Club House
Hog Island
Middle Ground
Bristol Harbor
Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing Association
Wallis E Howe
Bristol
R. I
Edward H. Tingley
Walter S. Almy
Treatment for infant illness with Chamberlain remedy
Longstanding warning about a dangerous infant disease notes a cure when treated with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil as directed on each bottle. Sold by W H Buffington.
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W H, Buffington
Carp In This Town On July 21
A note indicates a carp event in this town on July 21 with reference to Mr and Mrs Raymond A Card.
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Carp—lIn
Mrs. Raymond
Jeremiah Young Dies in Orient at 86 Years
Notice from Orient Long Island dated July 17 reports Jeremiah Young aged 86 years 4 months death. Advertisement promotes CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drug stores refund money if it fails to cure and E W Grove’s signature appears on each box.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Buffington
Young
Orient, Long Island, N. Y
Jeremiah Young
E.w.grove
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Baseball
St. Mary
Namquit
Providence Boy's Club
St Mary's T. A.S
J. F Keating
Pontiac
Common
Fall River Independents
Park
Wakefield
F. C. Childs
Woonsocket Ymca
P. J. Lannoo
Town Hall
Miss Carr
James Lavender
Jire
Coats
N.J. R. Colabor
F.M Dimond
J.B Galvin
Wardwell Lumber Co
Sé Hose
Wardwell Lumber Co, « Lumber, Etc
Tileboro
Tow Council
F. L Waldron
J. E. Magee
Wm Howgate
Finley
M. R. Co. Broom
Farrally Bros .Cripting
F. Galvin
Charles Sylvester
Roonsocket
D Newman
Express
Ttleboro
F Galvin
Bristo
District Court
Bosworth
John Martin
William Ramsey
Franklin Street
Mt. Hope Bay
W. F. Barry
John Seares
Adelaide Sousana
W. H. Buftington
F L. Watprox
Golf Club
Ferry Hill
H. A. du Villard
Greens
J. H. Tucker
E. A. Chase
Stein
Arnold L. Hayes
Primrose Colt
Maus’ Wheelwright
H. H. Cabot
Harriet Barns
Ces
Bristol County Gas and Electric Light Co
Bown
Hope Street
Constitution
Farrally Bros
Col. Colt
Samuel P Colt
Industral Trust Co
Squantum Club
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
TeBaron B. Colt
Samuel Norris
Francisco E. DeWolf
Ezra Dixon
Herbert M. Howe
W Fred Williams
Harry H Shepard
William W. Thompson
Herbert F Bennett
Charles H. Church
Parmenas Skinner, Jr
Eber Hill
George H Peck
Col Colt
Europe
Probate Court
Raoxam
Ayer
Bristol Yacht Club
Messrs
F M. Dimond
Chas. H Manchester
Dr . R. Siegel
Joseph F Farrally
Fred L Waldron
Association Rooms
Roosevelt
San Francisco Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
State Street
M. E
Ladies Aid Society
F. T. Remieres
Church Street
Epworth League
Munroe
Perry’s Grove
Childrens
James Cronan
Herreshoff
Pappoosesquaw Point
Fred Willams
Somerset
Mass
J E Sullivan
Fall River
Dent
Consant
Industrial Trust Co
U. S. Dental Association
Westminster Street
Union
Providence
Hubert A Lewis
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
Edward 8. Babbitt
Stat
Equitable
R. I. Telephone
Pawtucket Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Main Street
Pawtucket
BE. I
George A Mumford
Edwin A. Perrin Edmunds
James L. Jenes
Benjamin F. Smith
Philo ZE. Thayer
Georce W.newell
Milton Payne
Frederick W. Easton
A.A. Mann
Chas. P. Moses
Isaac Shove
P. Skinner Jr
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