Bristol Golf Club Opens Season 1908 With Teas and Events
The Bristol Golf Club announces the 1908 season opening on Saturday June 27 with a tea hosted by the House Committee. Luncheon follows on Saturday July 4 for members and guests. A belted shuttle from the Belvedere Hotel may run on Saturdays if enough members register by June 26. Beginning July 7 weekly Tuesday bridge tournaments will be held at the Club House 10158. Teas by club ladies and various contests are planned, with a season schedule being prepared by the House Committee.
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House
Beaton
Belvedere
Hope Street
House Committee
Poonth
J B
I N Barns
E A Barrows
Local youths named in town family notices
In this town Jane 12 is a daughter to Mr and Mrs William H Cheetham. Jane 13 is a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alfrea Renauld. Jane 14 is a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward Lemaire. Jane 15 is a daughter to Mr and Mrs Uniacomo Marusco. Jane is a son to Mrs and Mrs Manuel Silvia.
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Silvia
Jane
Manuel Silvia. Cheethamam
William H. Cheetham
Renauld
Alfrea Renauld Lemaire
Edward Lemaire Marasco
Jone
Uniacomo Marusco
William Hodgkinson
Minnie Dew. Perry
Harold Payson
Mulhearn Newbold Nuptials in Providence Witnessed by Minister
Married. In Providence, Jane lo, by Rev William S Flyna, William Joseph Mulhearn of Providence and Miss Bessie Frances Newbold of this town.
Obituary notices list four local deaths and ages
In this town Wade Mrs Mary A Wade aged 78. Waldron Charles A Waldron aged 61. Smith Henry L Smith of Providence aged 45. De Faria Mise Delfina de Faria aged 64% years.
Firemen Memorial Sunday Procession in City Cemeteries
Martial music led fire companies as they marched from their stations at 130 PM to St Marys and the North cemeteries to honor departed members. Hydraulion and other crews passed through Hope and Cheatnut streets and laid flowers on graves at St Marys, with Rev John McVay giving a memorial address at the North Cemetery.
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St. Mary’s
Hook, Ladder and Hose Company
King Philp Steam Fire Engine
Hope Street
Franklin
Hydraulion Company
Cheatnut Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
North Cemetery
John McVay
State Street M. E
Commencement Exercises at Bristol High School Class of ’08
The Bristol High School class of 08 will hold commencement in G A R Hall on Wednesday at 2 PM with graduates from the Classical English and English commercial courses listed. A reception follows that evening in G A R Hall from 8 to 1. Ninth Grade graduation is set for Thursday at 2 PM in G A R Hall.
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Morrisseys
Gott
Bristol Neck
Pappasquash
Perry Road
Oliver School
Bristol High School
G. A. R. Hall
William J. Tobin
Marie Lavender
Frederick Bowler
John Milton Stowell
Sadie Vallan
Frederick Wilson
Josephine Gertrude Tobin
Fle
G A. R. Hall
G .A. HK. Hall
Probate Court Grants Several Estate Inventories
The semi monthly Probate Court session led by Judge Hezekiah Wardwell allowed inventories for Henry Field John J. Fargeson William H. Gifford and Thomas Francis Quirk. An application to sell items from Samuel O Bullock estate privately was approved. Guardianship discharge for Ethel Shipman and bond surety was allowed.
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Hezekisah UO. Wardwell
Henry Field
John J. Fargeson
William H. Gifford
Samuel O Bullock
Ethel Shipman
Thomas Francis Quirk
Fourth of July Parade Committees Names and Appointments
The Fourth of July committee accepted participation from four Naval Battalion companies and Co. D of the First Light Infantry, to be led by the Regimental Drum Corps. Chief Marshal George W. Warren named Wallace B. Howe Chief-of-Staff, Joseph E. Simmons Marshal of 1st Division, Dr R. S. Cbhurett Marshal of 2d Division, and J. H. Bailey Jr. Marshal of 3d Division.
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Naval Battalion
Co. D
First Light Infantry
George W. Warren
Wallis B. Howe
Joseph E. Simmons
R. 8. Cbhurett
J. H. Bailey, Jr
Rhode Island Delegates Leave for Republican Convention
Rhode Island’s delegation to the Republican national convention in Chicago travels by rail, leaving Providence Saturday afternoon at 12.80 o'clock via Worcester and connections on the Boston & Albany New York Central and Michigan Central Railroads. Bristol delegates include former Representative Ezra Dixon and Joseph Fletcher and Mr Dixon's son Fred M Dixon, the latter an alternate.
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John H. Wall
New York
Morrissey
Sylvester
Providence
Sweetland
Emma Romano
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
Bristol
William Maddox
Samuel Isaacson
George Pierce
John MacKenzie
William Bottomley
Howard Gray
James Pierce
Louis Isaacson
Paul Hughes
Thomas Remieres
Bradford Street
Rhode Island
Chicago
Worcester
Boston
Two Greek Fishermen Nearly Overcome by Naphtha Fumes
Two Greek fishermen aboard the auxiliary sloop Ida May at the State street slip were nearly overcome by naphtha fumes when a 15 gallon tank overflowed as the boat settled with the tide. Anthony Michalaras found them unconscious and semi conscious. they were revived on deck and resumed fishing the next morning.
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Ida May
State Street
Staples Coal Company
Anthony Michalaras
Drary Block
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Tailing
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