Lycoming Rubber Basketball Team Set for Bristol Trip
Lycoming Rubber basketball team heads to Bristol for a schedule of games against Nat a gatick Millville and Nate Tiss éticgroff. The squad hopes to show its strength after a 10 of 12 record this season. The lineup lists Coggeshall Barry Garvin Smith Moore Bottomley Baker Bimister Murphy at guard and center positions. A Friday gym dance followed by reserved seating at Buffington's Fork will attract a large crowd.
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Bristol
Athey
Hvar Seg
Nat A Gatick
Millville
Nate Tiss Éticgroff
Iteams
Sgiow
Coggeshall
Barry
Garvin
Smith
Moore
Bottomley
Baker
Bimister
Murphy
Toymiss
I. R
Buffington’s
Real Estate Ads Offer Diverse Properties for Sale
Advertisements list multiple properties including a six room cottage with improvements, a three to four unit tenement, a seven room almost new house in West Barrington with outbuildings and plots, and numerous lots. Prices range from about 1 000 to 7 080 dollars with terms available. The seller invites written inquiries to match buyers with suitable homes.
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West Barrington
Germans say revolution endangers world order
The message reports a serious German situation with about 8000 killed since the March 13 revolt. It notes Spartacan agitation in the Rhine Ruhr area and claims 70,000 loyal forces oppose disorder. Elbert’s government regains power in Berlin with Ebert optimistic no catastrophe.
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Tor ‘Foltego
Berlin
Rhine
Ruhr
Elbert
Wolfgang Kapp
Ebert
Cees Aia Cea Pan “Eye Sn
Germany
American Schoolchildren to Support Marne Memorial Poster
French school children funded the Statue of Liberty and now American pupils will give "one cent and upward" for a $250,000 monument to France. Frederick MacMonnies designs the sculpture with a Sterner poster. funds collected during March 22 week at National Headquarters New York.
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France
United States
America
Frederick MacMonnies
MacMonnlegg
Albert Sterner
Marne
National
Nassau Street
New York
Charles H. Sabin
Rubber Business Outlook for 1920 Grows Rosy
Col Samuel P Colt, chairman of United States Rubber Company, says 1920 will be a flattering year with demand for all rubber goods exceeding supply. Production limits hinder growth, especially tires, as Americans lead global rubber manufacturing. Prices higher in 1919 and exports to Europe rise postwar.
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Col. Samuel
P. Colt
United States
Rub*ber Company
Europe
Col. Colt
Y M C A Defeats Woodbine 39 to 20 in Pawtucket
Y M C A from Bristol defeats the Woodbine team of Pawtucket 39 to 20 at the Pawtucket Boys Club. Barry scores eight baskets despite a knee injury, Coggeshall adds six, and Geisler and Smith provide strong guard play. Woodbines meet 16th Co Greenwich for 140 lb state title while Lycoming Rubber Co of Williamsport faces NIR Co later.
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Fire Y. M. C. A
Woodbine
Pawtucket
Woodbines
Barry
Bisbane
Coggeshall
Smith
Geisler
Ap Peared
Bristol Y. M. C. A
Greenwich
Lycoming Rubber Co
Wiliamsport
Help Problem Prompted Summer Resident’s Ad Backfire
Mrs Arnold Van Groper said her seaside home advertising a housekeeper assistant drew three replies. One accused her of running a scab agency, another demanded 40 dollars weekly before talking, and a third wanted her own car and chauffeur. She quips some must relearn colonial cooking and housekeeping skills.
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Arnold van Groper
Boston
Town Council Topics and Transit Adjustments in Bristol
The Bristol town council discusses Providence Warren and Bristol Branch service issues amid ice delays. City officials plan timetable tweaks to improve connections and consider two daily express trains between Providence and Bristol.
Bristol Choral Society Rehearsals Resume This Thursday
The Bristol Choral Society will resume rehearsals Thursday at 7.45 pm in the high school. All members are urged to attend and newcomers are welcome to join. Strong attendance is essential if a spring concert is to be given.
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Bristol Choral Society
The
Choral Society
Thayer Introduces Real Estate Sales Act in General Assembly
Representative William H. Thayer introduced a bill in the House last Friday authorizing Rev. J. J. Goodacre pastor of the First Congregational Church to sell certain town real estate. The measure was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
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General Assembly
William H. Thayer
J. J. Goodacre
First Congregational Church
Judiciary Committee
Morton and Cole Married in Warren on March 20
Albert M. Morton and Miss Elizabeth F. Cole of Warren were wed on March 20 in Warren by Rev. H. W. Warren.
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Morton—Cole
Warren
H. W. Warren
Albert M. Morton
Elizabeth F. Cole
Obituaries for Munro Stewart and Crossman in regional notices
Death notices report Henry Francis Munro of this town died March 20 at age 78 11 months William Bullock Stewart of Digby died February 26 at age 75 11 months and Fara A Crossman of Barrington died March 22 at age 93 11 months These notices provide names locations and age at death in a concise regional obituary notice.
Bristol Boy Scouts Drill and Reunion Notes
The Bristol troop will hold a regular weekly drill at 7 30 this evening. Twenty one scouts from the First and Second troops attended the Yawgoog campers reunion in Providence on Saturday evening. The event featured a Jazz Minstrel with Ted Munro on cornet solos. Assistant Executive George R. Fish led the reunion, with refreshments served by Bristol scouts. Fish and assistants visited Riverside Troop in Winchester Hall last evening for a return visit from Warren troop. Plans call for a supper hike next Saturday leaving headquarters with grub at 1 30.
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McKay
Edwin F.lindsey
Walter L. Cole
William L. Manchester
Providence, Warren
Bristol
New York, New ‘Haven and Hartford
New Haven
Providence, Warren and Bristol
Franklin Street
Constitution Street
Fall River
Warren
Providence
E. J. Pearson
Andrew Weeks Anthony
National India Rubber Company
N.I. A
George L. Thompson
Bristol Neck
George R. Fish
Bunn
Ted” Munro
Riverside
Winchester Hall
William Amanna
Herbert McKay and Son
P. L. Frank Francis
King Philip Moose Lodge Confers Degrees and Installs Officers
At King Philip Lodge No 1135 Loyal Order of Moose eight candidates received the first degree and four applications were acted upon at a regular meeting. Grand Chancellor John Me aid St OT ONIGERTE installed new officers. Bristol Providence and Cranston Lodges contributed speeches. A supper and five piece Moose Orchestra closed the evening.
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King Philip Lodge
Bristol
Providence
Cranston
Moose
Artist buys controlling stake in Life magazine
Charles Dana Gibson, famed artist and son of Mrs. Charles de W. Gibson, has acquired a controlling interest in Life the weekly humor publication and will assume control on April 1. Forty years earlier he sold his first Life drawing for four dollars titled The Moon and I.
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Charles Dana Gibson
Charles de W. Gibson
Life
Quigley's Famous Vaudeville Offers Five Banner Acts
Edith Hallar and Fair Binney star in a big Thursday bill at Quigley’s featuring five banner acts and a special photoplay The Blue Pearl. The program includes Flotence Bill acts of love mystery and thrills along with weekly comedies.
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Quigley
Pearl
Edith Hallar
Fair Binney
Colt Memorial High School Honor Roll 1920 22 students listed
The Colt Memorial High School honor roll for March 18, 1920 lists students with top marks. Names include George Yarlasvesky Anna Brelsford Luciano Caporic Mildred Erikson Kathleen HodgdonIsrael Makowsky Ralph Petrucci Anna Brown Mary Ennis Norna Mathewson Louise Murphy Doris Bullock George Sparks John Scanlon and others, with many scoring 80 percent or higher. Several students earned 85 percent or better while some had no mark below 80 percent.
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Doris. Bullock
James Ruggiero
Dana Eisenberg
Samuel Eisen~bese
Frances Hopkins
Marion Vera
Bristol Town Promise to Be Clean and Progressive
The Brockport Republic urges Bristol to improve its appearance and sanitation, arguing that a visitors impression shapes the town’s reputation. It calls for concerted effort this spring to make the coming year the cleanest and brightest in its history.
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Brockport
N. Y.) Republic
Bristol Testimony on Doan's Kidney Pills
Bristol resident C. F. Card reports long standing back pain from heavy lifting, eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises the remedy's strength gain and endorses the product, priced 60 cents at dealers, advertised by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Doan
Bristol
U. S
Dean
C. F. Card
Union ‘St
Foster
Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Nace
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