Mysteries Defeat Chips in Close Twin Victory Night
In a busy evening of play the Mysteries beat the Chips twice by narrow margins. Earlier the Snow Birds took two from the Rangers, and Hay Seeds won by default against the Hank Hawks.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
3
In a busy evening of play the Mysteries beat the Chips twice by narrow margins. Earlier the Snow Birds took two from the Rangers, and Hay Seeds won by default against the Hank Hawks.
The annual recital by Miss Mabel Salisbury and pupils drew a large audience from Providence Fall River Warren and nearby towns. The program showcased vocal and instrumental solos readings and dances with Miss Salisbury Mrs Nichols Miss Jefferds and Mrs Waldron among performers. The Herreshoff Marine Band provided dancing music after the performance.
The Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity met Saturday finalizing plans for a Wednesday straw ride. The first Gypsy Trip departs Friday at 4 15 pm from the association with overnight camping and meals provided. The student baseball team faces Wire Room Stars next Saturday at the Common and senior team meets Providence Inter Nos in a top M M O A league clash. The two men’s tournament roll-off for May occurs tonight in the alleys amid several high scores.
In Shannon this town on June 4 a son was born to Mr and Mrs William Shannon. The newborn adds a new member to the Shannon family and brings a note of joy to the community.
In this town on June 7 the marriage of Robert Murray of Warren to Mary E. Pierce occurred, officiated by Rev. Thomas J. Gillan. Also on June 5 Manuel M. Estella and Emelina Melos Tavaras, both of this town, were married by Rev. Thomas J. Gillan.
Mandell widow Mrs Fredereka O Mandell aged 79 years 11 months 22 days dies in town June 6. Brownell Charles O Wolf aged 87 years dies in town June 6. Funeral Thursday at 2 15 PM from 80 Walley Street relatives and friends invited burial at convenience of family
A London Telegraph tale tells how a rural constable, lured by a maid, hides in a plate cupboard to catch burglars. The plan backfires as the burglars seal the cupboard and the pair escape with the plate, leaving the constable to explain his predicament.
London Chronicle recalls Montenegrin devotion to country with tales from the seventies. A messenger bribed prison guards to secure release, and a prisoner jokingly claimed to return to prison after gathering a skin load. The story highlights fearless independence and a guard’s duty shift for a moment.
The Rhode Island Sunday School Association opens its 8th annual summer school in Bristol from June 26 to July 8 with sessions in Methodist and Baptist churches. Prominent faculty from George Washington University, Chicago, Louisville, and New York join a full program. lodging at O Wolf Inn. It is supported by Samuel Ward Greene’s generous contribution and coordinates through 17 Custom House Street, Providence.
Dr James North and wife and servants arrived from Philadelphia to occupy Herreshoff house at Poppsa squash Ex Lt Governor Wardwell and family returned from Europe on the 7 10 train after seven months away in good health Grounds at Branson place Hope street improved by R H Danbar House built 35 years ago by Pearse and Lawless Highways surveyors completed concrete corner High and Franklin Ralph Kinder of Grace Church Providence invited to become organist at Holy Trinity Philadelphia starting Sept 1 with increased salary Kinder began organ studies in Trinity Church and later studied in London Associate of the Royal College of Organists returned to Providence Grace Church as organist and director of choir
President Harrison presided over a Tuesday gathering that raised 210000 for Johnstown flood sufferers. In Phoenix, arc lights were tested on Hope Street, with workmen trimming trees for better illumination. May toll shows ten adult deaths. Dr. T H Shipman sails to Europe aboard the S S Servia this Saturday, expecting absence until October 1.
Owing to a misunderstanding James Ryan could not sing and a substitute performed. The Picture program, praised by all, promises an exceptional Wednesday show headlined by The Tell tale Blotter and The Convicts Revenge. Extra matinee for children at 8.45 pm. general admission 5 and 10 cents with refunds for unsatisfied patrons.
A Robbins circus performed last Friday before large crowds in Bristol. The show featured La Belle Clarke and her dancing horse Grand Duke who could not perform due to an injury but will return this week. Highlights included Dare Devil Herr’s Leap to the Moon on a bicycle, a Royal Italian Band concert nearby, and a full slate of acts such as the Holmes wire walkers and the Gregory family acrobats. The troupe, led by a veteran 89 years in the business, ran with precision and no disturbances, earning universal satisfaction.
In district court yesterday morning John McKenna’s murder charge in Albert Morris’s death at the Soldiers Home on May 7 was set for trial this Wednesday with Assistant Attorney General Harry P. Cross leading and William T. O’Donnell for the defendant. Also Judge Bosworth found Alfred Lind not guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon on Obidiah Devol after a night ride incident ends in a knife draw. Devol and Harry Allen reported a quarrel with Lind over a jar of whiskey. Lind claimed Devol attacked him. Devol was cut in the scuffle. Charles H. McKenna defended Lind and Frank H. Hammill represented the State. The Quinn vs Brown assault case was postponed a week. In a civil action Louisa McKay v Robert J McKay, a travel judgment of $188.85 was entered for McKay with notice of appeal filed. A Severio Petrucio drinker was fined $2 and costs. At a special Saturday session Judge Bosworth ordered Mary Solomon committed as insane to the State Hospital after expert testimony.
Mr and Mrs Bert F Doyle of New York City marked their second wedding anniversary during a week with Mr Doyle s parents. Relatives and friends attended a merry evening featuring piano and vocal performances by Louise Doyle Veronica Brown Bert F Doyle and Mrs Bert F Doyle. A collation followed and the couple received many useful presents before leaving for New York today.
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