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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1909

Page

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Warrren and Bristols to Open Season in Warren

Weather permitting a large crowd is expected for the Inter-State League opener between the Warren Warrens and Bristol Bristols in Warren tomorrow afternoon. Extra trains and special cars will run to accommodate fans. lineups list Drake and O'Brien joining the Bristols and Har rington possibly sidelined for Warren. Also scheduled are matches on the Common including Bristol Independents versus Thorntons, Inter-Nos vs Bristol Y M C A seniors, and the Y M C A student team versus Wire Room Stars.

Warren Warrens Bristols New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Constitution St Mahoney Drake Harrington Tucker van Almkerk Demara Ahearn Guinan O’brien William G. Laird Providence Bristol Independents Thorntons Bristol Y. M. C. A Wire Room Stars Bristol Baptists

Town Council Hears Fire Boat and July Events

A special Town Council meeting reported a likely boiler replacement for the King Philip Steamer No 1 and a committee to cost repairs or a new steamer. Voted to authorize 22000 for current expenses. Fireworks permits granted for several locations on July 5. July 4 committee invited council to ride in the procession. clerk and treasurer accepted. Auctioneer John Temple Drury approved. Requests to stop trains at Franklin Street on July 6 discussed. Band stand removal approved. adjourned at 10 10 PM.

Daniel G. Coggeshall Fire Department King Philip Brigham Coggeshall Financial Town Meeting Louis Molasky State Thames Streets William Fred Fish Hope Street Henry M. Darling Charles W. Sparks Hope State Streets Joseph Milone High Street H. T. Petergon Conley New York,New Haven & Hartford Railroad Rhode Island Suburban Railway Company Franklin, Street Connery

Magee and Schaitt Win Two Men Bowling Title

Henry Magee and Henry Schaitt won the two men tournament by a roll off among 10 teams. Magee and Schaitt totaled 601 across three strings. J Lallaint led with high play across five partners and a 106 average over 15 strings.

Henry Magee Henry Schaitt J. Lallaint H. Schafft J. Sallaint F.M. Dimond W. Remieres F. E. Clark F. E. West O. Herrmann C. Osterberg Cromer W. Def. Brown F.E. Clark O.herrmann O.osterberg

Large U S Army Blanket Order At National India Rubber Co

The National India Rubber Company began work last Monday on the largest blanket order ever taken for the United States Government. The 32 000 blankets will take four months to complete, produced in the Druggists Department after clothing was eliminated. The plant will raise tennis shoe output to 600 cases daily starting next Monday, a rise from 500 since May 13 and 450 two months earlier, though the surge is unlikely to last long.

National India Rubber Company United States Druggists

Donations to Children's Home Acknowledgments June list

The Board of Managers of the Children's Home acknowledges donations for the month ending June 8. Contributions include sugar from Mrs. Bosworth and Mrs. Rockwell, baby carriage clothing and shoes from Mrs. Wallis Howe, books and toys from Mrs. Hodgkinson, clothing and shoes from Mr. Cheseborough, paper from Mrs. Gibbon, clothing from Phoenix office and others, plants from Mr. Wetherell, books from Mr. Fish, garden work from Mrs. Archer, cake from a friend, ice cream from Relief Corps and Colt High School, blouses and aprons from Colt, circus tickets, and Madalaine Wyatt's assistances.

The Children’s Home Bosworth Rockwell Wallis Howe Arthur Howe Hodgkinson Cheseborough Gibbon Phoenix Office Wetherell Fish Archer Relief Corps Colt H.S Colt Congregational Missionary, Society Madalaine Wyatt

Fourth of July Committee Publishes Official Program Lead

Charles W. Cromer of the Phoenix Office is the sole signer with the Fourth of July Committee publishing this year’s official celebration program. George W. Warren serves as secretary of the committee.

Charles W. Cromer Phoenix Office George W. Warren Seo’y

Y M C A Notes and Postponements

The straw ride planned for Wednesday evening is postponed to next week. Phi Alpha Pi will meet Saturday evening at 8. Gypsy Trip for the boys, postponed to next week due to bad weather.

Phi Alpha Pi

Murray Couple Welcome Son in Town

In this town on June 10 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Rufus B Murray.

Murray Rufus B. Murray

Fourth of July Committee Plans Bristol Parade Antiques

The Fourth of July Committee met in the Burnside Memorial Building to finalize plans for the celebration. A parade invites out of town companies were deferred to a future meeting due to space limits. Antiques and Horribles entries drew encouragement, with Buffalo Bill and two Indian scouts touted to lead, followed by the Herreshoff Marine Band. The 5 pm parade aims to showcase Bristol’s materials and revive local pride in whimsical displays for children and residents alike.

Burnside Memorial Committee On Antiques and Horribles Buffalo Bill Herreshoff Marine Band Bristol Warren

Star Theatre Show Praises and Strong Friday Booking

Star Theatre patrons applauded Wednesdays program and the management announced Friday and Saturday showings of the same strong attraction. The Iron-Workers at the Pennsylvania mine grounds headlines the program with A Bird In a Gilded Cage and other features including Mogg Mogone and The Cat Came Back. Matinee Saturday at 1.80 p.m. and continuous from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday.

Howard Pennsylvania Roue

Industrial Trust Company Named Executor of Will

The Industrial Trust Company is appointed as executor of the will ensuring fulfillment of its provisions.

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Iarnwell Linarepp Wardwell Lumber CO Bristol, R. I Outfitter Coryright F. T. Remieres Cor Hope and Bradford Streets M. W. Schoen’s WM. W. Schoen Constitution Streets Cerman Clothing CO State Street Seafood Market Kunze Block C. A. Zabriskie Proprietor Warren, R. I Cornelius. Harrington Joyce Rubber Company Star Theatre Edward D. Kunz New England A. P. Nerone Sime Staples Goal Company Bristol Go Gas- Electric Co
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