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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1930

Page

4

Artillery Triumph Stuns Cranston In Tight Contest

Sammy Palame produced a single score, Sal Sevigny doubled, and Lefty Green delivered a timely hit to spark the Artillery. They tied the score with a fifth inning run aided by a Beale error on a Pa fame play. Joe Darcy and Jimmie Garvin threatened in the late innings, but Ethier struck out the final two as Lowie Rinaldi snagged a two base hit with a one hand grab in right. Eric Mortenson suffered a sprained ankle and was ordered to rest for ten days by a Warren physician after sliding into second.

Sammy Palame Sal Sevigny Greenwood Lowie Rinaldi Sunderland Eric Mortenson Warren Artillery Pafume Mortenson Sevigny Darcy M. Gladue Garvin Rinaldi Hobano Mansi Cranston Abate Boyle White Menard Pafom Ethier Hoban Cooper Garvih Batsis Eoff Ethier

Fragmentary sports note from local game report

Vague OCR text shows a scoreless line about teams Hoban and Den with unnamed players. No clear outcome or date is readable.

Bristol All Stars Edge Silva Drug 8 7 In Rain Stopped Finish

Bristol Town Team won 8 7 over Silva Drug on the Com mon Saturday afternoon after Eddie Menard delivered a timely two bagger scoring Martin Mansi and Bennie Smusz in the last inning. Johnny Joseph called the game at the end of the 7th due to rain. Dick Mott preserved the win by throwing out Cutting at the plate from left field in the final frame. Harvey Gladue started and struggled, leaving after two doubles a single a triple by Charms and a Neale homer. Moste Moore relieved in right and pitched well for the rest of the game. Servant led home team hitters with a triple and double. Neale and Cutting led the visitors with hard hits.

Bristol’ All Stars Eddie Menard Court House Martin Mansi Bennie Smusz Kid” Hope Bristol Town Commicut Johnny Joseph Dick Mott Bryant & Stratton Harvey Gladue Charms Neale Harvey Moste Moore Servant Cutting

Bristol Veteran Disputes Civil War Claim in Phoenix Letter

A Bristol veteran argues that Pardon Kenney is not the sole surviving Bristolian Civil War participant. Samuel A Chafee, 86, of California, says he served with the Second Rhode Island Volunteers from 1861 to 1865, was born in Bristol, and remains a charter member of his company. He notes his cross-country trip from Maine to the Golden West to visit his daughter.

The Phoenix R Kenney Bristol Beaver Street San Francisco Cal Kenney Rhode Island Volunteers Iam P. S Golden West Lena Chafee Stairs Maine

Program of Sunday school program at local church noted

A Sunday afternoon program led by Miss Ethel F Blaisdell and committee members featured recitations by Betsy Hambrick Edna Atkinson Priscilla Brels ford Shirley Heibecker Dorothy Antonelli Walter Brels ford Herbert Sylvester Barbara Huestis Miss Gladys Brels ford and others with hymns prayers and a benediction by Rev Mr Darby.

Fey Ae EC E. Cnurch Kreises Lode DSS Chitch Nafternoon Ethel F. Blaisdell W. C Darby Ruby Blaisdell Edith Coggeshall William ‘Saunders Gladys -Brelsford Walter Brelsford Herbert Sylvester Barbara Huestis Gladys Brelsford Shepherd Lad Thomas Brelsford Samuel John W. Hambrick Muriel Craven Galilee George Murray Shirley Campbell Henry Potter Hambrick Earl Metcalf Barbara Craven Nathaniel Gladding, Jr Henry Brelsford Harold Congdon Howard Boone the Weaver Gladys Pickett Helen Remieres Mr. Darby

Blind Woman's Dog Bites Officer in Providence

An Airedale guarding Carrie Reynolds of 194 Prairie Ave Providence bit Patrolman J W Connell as he patrolled South Providence early yesterday. The dog acted as Reynolds's guide and protector and had been vaccinated for rabies. Connell received treatment and stayed on his beat.

Airdale Carrie Cole) Reynolds Prairie Ave Providence J W Connell Plain Street South Providence Connell Mrs. Reynolds

Pageant Program Recitation List At Local School

A local school program features multiple student performances including recitations such as The Patriot and The Gardener's Friend, plus songs, a geography lesson, and a playlet. Participants include Ida Leone Mary Mello Dorothy Cardoza Joseph Pine Earl Ledoux and others with Mrs. Ross and Mr. Green as presenters.

Reh Nes Nobody Ida Leone Mary Sousa Raffaelina Amendola Dorothy Cardoza Joseph Pine Tommy Jones George Cote William Leo Mahar George Miss Ross Mary Ferrara Granny Tramp Joseph Costa Mr. Green Victor Costa Umbrella Mender Earl Ledoux the Gardener Mary Mello Madeline Camera Victoria Mansi Frank Cabral Grace Souza Carmine Arpia Charles Bisignano Grasshopper Fred Floyd Harry Frank Cabra Tom Ned Mr. Briggs Madelina Camera America Horton

Shepard and McKenzie Wedding at Auburn Home

Sophia J Shepard and Andrew McKenzie wed at 3 PM on Saturday June 7 at the home of sister Mrs A W Null 71 Pine Ave Auburn R I Rev Clinton T Davies officiated. The bride wore white satin crepe and a white marine bordered hat. The couple will live at 28 Edgehill Road Providence R I after a wedding trip.

Sophia J. Shepard Andrew McKenzie A W. Null Pine Ave Auburn R 1 Clinton T. Davies Wilhemina Null Fred Noles River Avenue Providence R. I F Muller

Water consumption per person sets record in British Isles

In hot, dry weather, the average daily water need per person runs about 40 litres, with Glasgow and Edinburgh consuming more than other towns. Helensburgh tops at 81.7 gallons per head, while Scotland overall uses more water than England due to a richer supply.

Riga Loader Scotlahd Glasgow Edlabargh Ter Stance Geeas Helensburgh British Isles Scotland England

Ancient Westminster Abbey Treasury Door Mystery

The article describes a protected chamber in Westminster Abbey known as the Chapel of the Pyx, accessed by a seven-keydoor guarded by officials. The vaulted space, once Dagland’s treasury, housed the state’s most cherished possessions and remains largely unseen by visitors.

Westminster Abbey Sussex Dagland

The Barber's Grammar Lesson Anecdote

A New York Sun quip has a barber retelling a tale with errors and a manicurist correcting him about did versus done. The punchline hinges on grammar and plural usage, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding of tense.

New York Sun

Real Estate Mortgages Through History

The Detroit News notes that mortgages have ancient roots with Babylonian practices under King Khammaragas around 2100 B C. The Egibi family, a major Babylonian banking house from about 600 B C., advanced mortgages on city and farm property. Mortgage records were kept on bricks and jars buried as safekeeping.

Babylon Khammaragas Egibi B. C Detroit News

Perfect Answer

A four year old throws a temper tantrum on the floor while crying and kicking. The mother picks her up and moves her aside. The child asks how it would feel to be picked up and dropped. The mother replies that if she ever sees her lying on the floor in tears she will let her know.

Beers and Chalk Tints in Gallo Roman Beauty

Detroit News notes that Gallo Romans treated cosmetics like moderns, using cold water to refresh skin and bathing the face in beer froth or vinegar with chalk. They dyed eyebrows with sea pike juice and valued auburn or yellow hair, while brunettes used lime, dye, or wigs to lighten.

Detroit News

First Fireplaces Built of Wood and Mud

Early fireplaces were vast crude structures of wood plastered with mud mortar. They inspired Santa Claus legends and chimney tales, with inner steps for patching cracks, as noted by Successful Farming.

Santa Claus

Never give up on improving life spans and diet

A fragment reflecting optimism about longer lifespans and a more rational national diet with elective improvements, mentioning Woman's Howe Compactive.

Local Birth Announcements In This Town

In this town a daughter Serafine was born on June 7 to Mr and Mrs Frank Pini. Also a son Gaetano was born to Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Proto of 34 Usher Street.

Ies Carinne Ramee Peubus Tay Catherine Steéet Serafine Frank Pini Coggeshall “Avenue Proto Gaetano Ferdinand Proto Usher Street

Tornadoes Briefly Raze Areas Before Fading From Sight

Tornadoes swept through several areas causing localized damage and injuries before dissipating within an hour. Emergency crews cordoned off affected blocks as residents assessed shattered rooftops and downed power lines. Local officials urged caution and rapid calls for aid.

Nature's Perfection in the Mackerel Body Design

A brief note on the mackerel exhibiting a fish form tuned for speed with minimal effort. It discusses how natural design achieves optimal hydrofoil efficiency and swift travel through water.

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