Bristol Brings Townwide Summer School For Sunday Workers
The annual Summer School for Sunday School workers opens in Bristol tomorrow, running one week with 140 visiting from other towns and about 300 from nearby areas. Speakers include Hamilton Conant, Willard Wilson, Horatio Knox, and Ralph Diffendorfer. The program covers Bible courses, teaching methods, temperance, and mission study across multiple sessions for Beginners to Adults, with daily lectures and sections led by educators from Providence, Boston, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Congregational Church
Hamilton
Conant
Massachusetts Sunday School Association
Methodist Church
Willard B. Wilson
Rhode Island Sunday School Association
Baptist Church
Horatio B. Knox
State Normal School
St. Michael’s Church
Providence
R. I
Willem E. Browne
Benjamin Pope
Boston
Mass
Nannie-Lee Frayser
International
Louisville
Kentucky
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Ralph E. Diffendorfer
Young Peoples Missionary Movement
New York
Bristol Leads Inter-State League After Protest Win
At a Providence meeting the Inter-State Directors awarded Bristol a Memorial Day game against Crescents, moving Bristol to 6–0 with Warren second at 6–1. Brown of the Crescents under protest for past team play. Bristol batters posted strong averages, Demara a key fielder, with Bristol to face St George in Central Falls tomorrow and play other league and church league games on the Common and various fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Crescents
Bristols
Bristol
Warren
Brown
Crescent
Wits
Drake
Tucker
Harrington
Lemaire
Morris
van Almkerk
Guinan
Ahearn
Demara
Welsh
Mack
Mohawks
Bristol Y. M. U. A
Abternacle
Warren Baptists
Bristol Baptists
Rhode Island Church League
Barney
Munroe
Pierce
Nelle
Warren Baptista
Bristol Baptist
St Mary’s
Riversi Riverside
St. Mary’s
Riverside
St. Mary's
Police Notes Scene of several minor thefts and a traffic fine
Police notes recount Tuesday thefts of boys shoes from in front of a store and oats from a railroad yard car. A 10 year old boy was suspected but not charged as losses may be repaid. A later arrest for driving with no rear light led to a $3 fine and $5.70 costs. The driver claimed the light was fine at departure from Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Makowsky
Morrissey
Makowsky
Springer
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Franklin Street
Kelley
Philip Rand
University Avenue
Providence
O. L. Bosworth
Rand
Danion
Bottizs
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Drugwista
C. W. Sparks
Y M C A Notes on tennis court and sports events
The Y M C A reports the Hasbrouck block tennis court is in first class condition and tennis privileges are available at the office. The senior baseball team will play Tabernacle of Providence tomorrow on the Common at 8:30 p.m. The Tabernacle team sits second in the league and a strong contest is expected. A swim period occurred this week with some boys learning to swim. A quiet contest continues to attract interest with two ringers noted. Phi Alpha Pi meets tomorrow at 8. Camp names are due in soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Tabernacle Team
Providence
Tabernacle
Phi Alpha Pi
Bowling Scores and Records Highlight Local Oddities
The South Ends swept three from the Chips as Dunbar topped with 332 and 3 strings over 100. Hustlers saw their single string mark fall by one pin to 495. Broilers beat Town Fathers by default. Hay Seeds finished their slate with three straight wins over the Owls. Racy verse and quips close the page with social snips and a playful exchange about Madge-Edith and a skeletal fiancé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Dunbar
Broilers
Town Fathers
Hay
Owls
Bristol County Tennis Championship Set for July at Excelsior Club
The eighth annual Bristol County championship tennis tournament opens Saturday at the Excelsior Tennis Club in Silver Creek. Events include men’s singles and doubles, women’s singles and doubles, and mixed doubles if entries permit. Prizes crown champions, with open entries for Excelsior members and county residents, and a forthcoming lawn fete funds club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County
Excelsior Tennis Club
Silver Creek
Excelsior Venue Club
William M. Mischer
F. M. Dimond
W. J. Dutty
Florence Archer
J. ¥. Farrally
The
Bristol Phoenix
Ayer
United States National Lawn Tennis Associaton
Charles V.perry
C. V. Perry
W. F. Williams
M. D
BE. A. Barrows
Farrally
Mollie Hamill
F. J. Bancroft
Pawtucket
Maccimen and Nunes Tie in St Marys Church Ceremony
Wednesday morning at 8 o clock at St Marys Church Manuel Maccimen and Miss Mary Nunes both of this town united in marriage Rev Thomas J Gillan pastor of the church performed the ceremony and celebrated nuptial mass Attendants were Henry da Costa and Rosa Nunesy A reception followed at the brides home on Gooding avenue The newlyweds will reside here The groom works as a wire tester in Consumers Rubber Co and the bride formerly worked for National India Rubber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Manuel Maccimen
Mary Nunes
Thomas J. Gillan
Henry da Costa
Rosa Nunesy
Gooding Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. S. Lamoreaux
Chicago
Mary E. Olney
Carroll
Dufendorfer
Pebbbligs
Lamoreaux
New International
J. W. Barnes
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Dr. Brown
Browne
Wiekson
Frayser
Blake
Littlefield
Miss Frayser
Obarchi
W.B. Wilson
Sunday School Association
Madge
Edith
Tess
No. Hone
GL. Sanford
Capt
O. LeCtair
J. Kinder
John Newman
Chips Higpins
J. Mathewson
H. Hawkins
J. Walsh P. Gasper
W. Remeires
F. Goff
JG. Clark
EF. Wilson
A. Schafft
Kickapoo Medicine CO
Clintonville
Maccimen—Nunes
Henry F. Miller & Sons
Piano Company
Boston, Mass
Hotel Belvedere
Bristol, R.I
Charles V. Perry, JR
Deseairid
Shepard Company
Providence Bulletin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!