Holy Ghost Tops Bristol in Tight Baseball Tilt
Bristol and Holy Ghost clashed in a 7 and 5 late rally ballgame at Rocky Point. Bristol led 7 5 after five but Holy Ghost scored four in the last four innings to win as Greenhalgh and Murphy limited Bristol’s offense. Hits by Murphy Nannin Howland and Ricci fueled the Ghosts comeback.
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Holy Ghost Council
Bristols
Bristol
Ricci
Muratto
Mullen
Gretnhalge
Hee Bristol
Po Ae Dente, Db
Weir
Ghosts
Bnse
Bristol Conle
E Sling Rf
Johnston
Muurphy
O Erhardt
Gare
Baarry
Esa Sheehan
QO Howland
Farrell
Wahlen
Mooney
Holy Ghost
Rung—Hughes
McLaughlin
Os Wright
Nannin
Berane Ee
Wna Behe Bales
Ema Char Arry
Sheenan
Howland
Whalen
Hughes
Murphy
Wii Ht
Green
Halgh
Erhardt
Barr Peas
Marotta
Rice
Strick
Greenhalgh
Mullén
Arnold
Tobin
Old Home Day Clam Bake Planned by Bristol Group
A Bristol meeting at Miss Josephine Gibson's home formed a committee to organize the Bristol Old Home Day Bake at Children's Grove on Gibson road near Main. The event is set for Tuesday July 26 to benefit the Children's Grove fund with a large list of committee members led by secretary Dr. H W Church.
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Josephine Gibson
Bristol Old Home
Gibson Road
Children’s Grove Fund
C. B. Rockwell
Mace Dougall
Edwin S. Godfrey
Edward E. Bun
Colin T. Holm
Bertram W. Wall
B. F. Lindemuth
Harold Tucker
Henry Dio
J. H. Bailey
Abner Bailey
John Usher
William C. Hobbs
James Munroe
Harold DeWolf
H. W. Church
Enjoyable Picnic by Progressive Club at Lang Farm
The Progressive Club and the ite Society of the First Baptist Church hosted a Sunday School picnic Saturday at Dr. George A. Lang’s Poppasquash farm. 75 attendees arrived by auto, enjoyed a grove dinner, a baseball game, and several races before returning to town at 5 PM declaring it one of the best outings.
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Progressive Club
Ite Society
First Baptist Lurch
George A. Lang
Pastor Francis Eastin accepts First Baptist Church call
Rev. Francis A. Eastin of East Jaffrey New Hampshire has accepted the call to become pastor and will take up his duties July 24. He has led a Baptist church in East Jaffrey for eight years.
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Francis A. Eastin
East Jaffrey, N. H
First Baptist Church
East Jaffrey
Simmons Birth Announcement for Shirley Redfern
In Providence Lying In Hospital on June 24 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Simmons of this town. Mrs. Simmons is formerly Miss May D. Congdon.
Off Brownell In Asheville Details Couple
In Asheville North Carolina on June 21 Clarence Off of Peoria Illinois and Miss Viola Thompson announce their engagement Brownell daughter of Mr and Mrs Binathan P Brownell Jr formerly of this town confirms the family ties and local origins.
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Brownell
Asheville
N. C
Clarence
Peoria, Ml
Viola Thompson
Death notice for Charles Burke aged 18
In this town on June 25 Charles Burke son of James and the late Minnie D Burke died at age eighteen.
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Burke
Charles Burke
James
Minnie D. Burke
Giants Defeat Rovers In Close Thinetiat League Match
In a tight Thinetiat League game last Saturday afternoon the Giants edged the Rovers on the common. A moving picture program Saturday evening drew strong crowd response and Miss Ruth Weaver sang several vocal solos. Secretary Holm urged members to spread the good news of continued Y programs through summer. An attractive next Saturday lineup and a low rate bath privilege are highlighted. A special citizens committee meets Tuesday at 5 to plan outings for seniors and friends. The International Brotherhood meets Wednesday evening in the club room to conduct important business and socialize.
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Bath
Bristol.Forum
Lyceum
International Brotherhood
Bristol Y Boys Triumph In Close Providence Clash
The Bristol Y team defeated Providence Y in a tight afternoon contest. Fans traveled by motor boat to the city for the game with a return match planned in Bristol as the third meeting where each side has one win. Legion plays the Y and Industrials face Cranstons in other league bowling action tonight.
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Bristol
Providence
Legion
The
Industrials
Cranstohs
Notre Dame Camp Opens At Mount Hope Bay For Girls
The Notre Dame Camp for Catholic girls will open Friday at Mount Hope Bay on 75 acres with 1600 feet of shore frontage. Rose Murphy and Maud McNamara will lead 115 campers. facilities include bathing, horseback riding, tennis, bowling alley, pool and billiard room. previously founded in Camden, Maine in 1919.
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Mts.hope
Notre ‘Dame
Sanatarium
Mount Hope
seThe
Rose Murphy
Maud ‘McNamara
Fall River
Mt. Hope Bay
Notre Dame
Camden
Maine
Franklin Pick Wedding Ties East and Saint Marys
Miss Mary W. Franklin daughter of James W. Franklin and Lewis G. Pick of Wolfville Nova Scotia wed Saturday at St Marys Church rectory. Rev T J Gillan officiated as attendants Miss Louise Franklin and Henry Serbst best man. After a reception the couple left for Bethlehem New Hampshire and will reside in Boston. The bride, a New England Conservatory of Music graduate, has many local friends and plans a musical career.
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Mary W. Franklin
James W. Franklin
National India Rubber Company
Lewis G. Pick
Wolfville
Nova Scotia
St. Mary’s Church
T. J. Gillan
Louise Franklin
Henry Serbst
Knights of Columbus
Pick
Bethlehem
N. H
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
School houses committee to consider repairs contract
The committee on school houses will meet again tonight to consider awarding the contract for repairs to the Colt Memorial High School building. Last Friday's meeting awarded the book cases contract to John Matheson for the superintendent and secretary offices in John Post Reynolds building.
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Colt “Memorial High
John Matheson
Superintendent of Schools
John Post Reynolds
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