Bristol Defeats Newport in YMCA Tennis Meet
Bristol Y M C A players dominated Newport Y M C A on Bristol courts winning eight of nine matches. Singles results showed DeWolf losing to Simmons 6-4 7-5 and Dimond defeating Jennings 6-3 6-2. Bristol clinched doubles 8-0 with solid showings from Dimond Farrally, Bradshaw Cotrell, Howe Moore, and Duffy Merriman. Return match being arranged.
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Bristol Y. M. C. A
Newport Y. M. C. A
Newport Y. M. O. A
Bristol
H. G. Simmons
Newport
B. D. DeWolf Jr
Excelsior
DeWolf
Simmons
M. Dimond
L. O. Jennings
Dimond
Mintches
Ligist Oe
FE. M. Dimond
L. O. Bradshaw
E. A. Cottrell
B. D. DeWolf
F. M. Dimond
J. F. Farrally
J. N. Barrett
E.A. Cottrell
R. W. Nelson
E. Ga. Simmons
W. J. Duffy, Jr
Dr. A. M. Merriman
Charles Musgard
W. G. Moore
M. E. Church Notes on August Plans and Bi Centenary
Rev John McVay and Mrs RPE Ta travel to Connecticut for August vacation visiting Willimantic and other sites. Sermons on Joseph drew large crowds in hot weather. August pulpit fills by Rev George H Butler Rev William J Smith Rev Clark Perry. August 26 camp meeting Sunday. union services August 7 30 p m through August. Bi centennial of present church building planned September 16 19 with Bishop Mallanieu Rev William F Davis Rev A W Kingsley and M J Talbot speaking. Choir to render music. Margaret A Gardner resigns. successor to be announced.
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John McVay
State Street
M. E
Rpe Ta Émonth
Connecticut
Willimantic
Joseph
George H. Butler
Providence
William J. Smith
Clark Perry
Boston
Epworth League
George H. Peck
Margaret A. Gardner
Bishop Mallanieu
William F. Davis
A. W. Kingsley
M. J. Talbot
Speee
New Mill for Warren Adds 400000 Brick Plant
Last week at a stockholders meeting of the Warren Manufacturing Company it was decided to build a three story mill costing 400000 on the adjoining property. It will be brick and north of the old mill on the east bank of the Warren river. The new structure will house about 40000 spindles for fine yarns and will be entirely separate from the present mill. Current employment is 760, with total employment topping 1000 after completion.
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Warren . Manufacturing Company
Warren’ River
Uit
Warren’Manufacturing Company
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promises Refund If Appointment Fails
Advertises a guaranteed cure for piles with itching bleeding and other symptoms. Claims drugists are authorized to refund money if the appointment falls short of cure within six to ten days. Includes questionable wording and possible misprints.
Bristols Edge D Wolf Inn In Low‑Scoring Baseball
Bristols won by one run on Saturday afternoon despite being out-batted by the D Wolf Inn. Fielding and errors tilted the game as Dalton of Fall River pitched erratically but Bristols capitalized on hotel misplays. Howard Walker and Flake led the D Wolf Inn hitting.
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Bristols
D’wolf Inn
Dalton
Fall River
Bristol
Howard Walker
Flake
D’ Wolf Inn
Bristol Ab
Tucker
Hitzgerald
C.f
van Almkerk
Horton
Guinan
Leahy
GaFontaine
Brookg
R.f
Wolf-lnn
Abserst Pee Stchel
Deri
Barry
Cady
Fiske Metcalf
White
Walker
L.f
Stiness
Huggins
la Fontaine
Fiske
Ian Almkerk
Wolf Inn
Mitchell
R. J Connery
Fair at D'Wolf Inn features volunteer charity tables
A fair at the D Wolf Inn raises funds for St Michael's charity with multiple volunteer hosts for each table. Beppers table led by Mrs De Wolf and a long list of assistants including Miss Claudia Tucker and Miss Maria Norris. supper served 6 to 9 with articles due 4 to 6.
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Michaal
M. D’w. Perry
H. H. Cabot
Wallis E. Howe
H. A. DuVillard
Alfred M. Merriman
Alice Bourn
Bessie Bourn
Mece
W. Hayes
Floérence Ener
Lisa Archer
Berke
Helen Wheelwright
Marjorie van Wickle
Lefferts S. Hoffman
Ethel Chapin
Lillian Wilson
Mamie Rounds
Parker
Louise Young
Mirs
Benjamin MacDougal
John Into
Christine Howe
Harriet Fletcher
Helen Metcalf
William Gladding
O’ Wolf Inn
Italian thief fined in Barrington District Court
Cosmo Tomasso, an Italian, was fined 10 dollars and costs in Barrington District Court yesterday for stealing items from a clothesline belonging to Arthur L. Smith on July 26. He faced a prior 70 dollar fine for a similar offense. Judge Bosworth warned a repeat offense would invoke prison time. Tomasso’s relatives pledged to care for him. Philip Osrr pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received six months at the State Farm.
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Cosmo Tomasso
Costa
Arthur L. Smith
Barrington
Tomasso
W. T. O’donnell
Consideredsbrigh
Ho—Sa
Philip Osrr
Rural Free Delivery Boxes Sale Flexed by New Rule
Capt Robert N Turner republishes Hobart Independent clipping noting postmaster general order effective August 1 allowing patrons to use self constructed or custom built rural delivery boxes. Boxes must meet department standards for size durability weather protection regardless of manufacturer, with 300 styles previously listed now optional.
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Robert N. Turner
Hobart
N. Y
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Foot OF
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F.T. Remieres
Hope and
Bradford Sts
Ghent
Belgium
Firstlands
R.H -Hope
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Perry Streets
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M. E. Church Notes
Warren
D'Wolf Inn
Hope Street
Newport Province
AAS
Ewport
Newport & Providence Railway CO
District Court
John Norton of
Norton
M . Mechanics Fire Company
M. W. Schoen
New York
Cor. of Hope and Constitution Sts
Bristol County Gas & Electric CO
Young's Drug
Bristok
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