Annual Masonic Outing Sails to Tiverton and Newport Harbor
Nearly 200 members and friends of St Alban’s Lodge No 6 joined a midsummer outing aboard the steamship Sagamore. The party toured Conanicut fences and Tiverton before a shore dinner at 2:45 pm, then played a lighthearted ball game. After five innings the score stood 18 to 5, amid misplays and hot conditions, with the Sagamore returning to Bristol by 10 pm. Refreshments and a string quartet accompanied the trip.
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St. Alban
A. F
A. M
Sagamore
Constitution Street
Stone Bridge House
Tiverton
Neversweats
William McQiw
Wall
Stone Bridge
Hog Island
Prudence Island
Middle Passage
Newport Harbor
Goat Island
Vanguard of Fleet at Bradford sails into harbor
The U S S Delaware, largest battleship in the Navy and new dreadnought, coals at Bradford with over 1000 men aboard and ten 12 inch guns. Built at Newport News for about eight and a quarter million dollars it will join a 17 ship Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder arriving Newport August 13 for a week of maneuvers and coal docking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Bradford
U. S
Tacoma
Hog Island
Newport News
Atlantic
Seaton Schroeder
Newport
Provincetown
Connecticut
Schroeder
William R. Rush
Charles A. Gove
North Dakota
Albert Gleaves
Michigan
Nathaniel R Usher
Charles E. Vreeland
Louisiana
Albert G
Fireworks and Band Concert on the Common
A large crowd from this town and nearby areas attended a fireworks display and a concert by the Banda Roma of Providence on the Common Friday night. The event, honoring the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, had been postponed from July 16 due to rain. Some pieces were rain-damaged but aerial bombs dazzled the spectators. The band marched earlier, then rockets were set off at P. Bruno’s residence on Bradford street. Cars on the consolidated and suburban lines were crowded around the celebration.
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Banda ‘Roma
Providence
Our Lady
P. Bruno
Bradford Street
Newport Victory Repeats 7 to 0 Win Over Bristols
The Bristols lost again to the Newports by 7 to 0 in Newport. Poor Bristol batting and strong Newport defense kept Bristols from crossing the plate, with only one Bristol runner reaching second. Newport pitcher Burns fanned five and allowed only five hits as Southwell Cambria and Butler led the Newport offense. Mulligan and Fairbanks debuted for Bristol with solid defense.
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Bristols
Newport
Newports
City-by-the-Sea
J. Murphy
Bristol
Moore
Bristola
Burns
Butler
Beckett
Hugh Murphy
Southwell
Hughie
Cambria
Mulligan
Short
Fairbanks
Webster, Mass
Boston
Sullivan
Meehan
Morrison
White
Ab Rillipoa Ee Mulligan
Martin
Morris
H. Murphy
Guinan
Ahearn
Barns
Nelson
Fall River
Billy’’ Hughes
Billy
Brenton Reef Race Holds Bristol Yacht Club Regatta
Circulars announce the Brenton Reef race by the Bristol Yacht Club to be sailed Saturday July 30 start at 1 o clock. The McKee cup commemorates Commodore William L McKee and prizes go to second and third place finishers. Course from the club house to Brenton's Reef Lightship and back, about 32 1/2 nautical miles. Entries due by July 29, 1910, to Dr H W Church.
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Bristol Yacht Club
William L. McKee
Club
Hog Island
East Passage
Brenton
Reef
Beaver Tail
West Passage
Conanicut
Praudédoé
Bristol Yacht Club House
H. W. Churoch
Advertised Letters End Week July 23
Weekly advertised letters list names including Mrs Arthur Barnes Miss Ada B Greep Miss Marion Louse Miss B A Walsh Mrs Delia Hubbard A M Coats H Carlson B O Barnard D Robbins Joseph McQuaide Geo E McHugh Paul Schindler Fred Bates A E Ben ney Mr Unrrley Jack Dias and others.
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Mre
Arthur
Barnes
Ada B. Greep
Myre
K. O. Mason
Marion Louse
B. A. Walsh
Miss Varney
Delia Hubbard
A. M. Coats
H. Carlson
B. O. Barnard
D. Robbins
Joseph McQuaide
Geo .E. McHugh
Paul Schindler
Fred Bates
A. Be.benney
Mr. Unrrley
Jack Dias
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Warsmell Lumber CO
Bristol, R. I
Tremieres Cor
Hope and
Bradford St
The
Waldron Co
Hope
Peterson's
Brenton Reef
Bank Commissioner of
Rhode Island
Hope ST
Edward D. Kunz
Fred
Providence Telephone Co
Hope Cor
Bradford Sts
Dtaples Coal Company
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