Four Hundred Club top Bristol in Narragansett League opener
East Providence's Four Hundred Club defeated the Bristols 13 to 6 in heavy hitting action. Hill and Garvin led Bristol with key hits though Bristol faded after a six run first inning by Four Hundred. Pitching by Griffin Pierce and Baker struggled as Four Hundred produced five runs in the fourth inning and added later runs to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Hundred
Providence
Bristols
Howard Ray
Wallace Jameson
Garvin
Hill
Bottomley
Bristol
Matroni
Pierce
Baker
East Providence Boys
Sylvia
Kempf
Gray
Quillen
Gartner
Reardan
Silvia
Muiller
Reardon
Grifin
Griffin
McDonald
Warren
Phillipsdale
Riverne
Esmond
Crescent Park
School Committee debate boosts salaries and curriculum shifts
The School Committee voted to defer salary increases for teachers, citing the need for a higher standard of teaching. Superintendent Minard urged lengthening the High School day for upper grades, while truant work and curriculum expansions were discussed. A new fence, bid notices, coal pricing, and a summer school request were also handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Minard
Annie Selley
Sewin
Committee On Accounts
Committee On
Burton
Josephine G. Tobin
Hayman _ School
Underwood
Minard
James F. Lavander
Sousa
High
Court Streets
William W. Perry
R. S. Church
Pawtucket
A. P. Rebéllo
Y M H A Ball This Evening In Grand Army Hall
Frat ball of the Young Men's Hebrew Association set for this evening at Grand Army Hall with Crown Orchestra providing music. 22 dances listed in the program and an 8 to 9 concert by the orchestra. A suburban car leaves at 1.10 tomorrow for Providence riders. Ball committee includes S. I. Bassing chair and Louis Benjamin floor marshal. Jacob Baron chief aid with Molasky Makowsky and others as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Grand Army Hall
Crown Orchestra
Providence
S. I. Bassing
H. Ejisenberg
L. Levy
Louis Benjamin
Charles Goldstein
Jacob Baron
Henry Eisenberg
Samuel Molasky
Albert Makowsky
A. Millman
L. S. Levy
Samuel Fishbern
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Fast Cold Relief
Advert says Dr King's New Discovery relieves coughs from fall to spring, stops coughing fits, heals inflamed airways, and soothes irritated throat. A 50c bottle is offered with money back if not satisfied and testimonial from C Jesseman of Franconia NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
C. Jesseman
Franconia
State Street M. E. Church elects new board officers
The State Street M. E. Church annual board meeting named Clinton T. Sherman as President and Frederick G. Blaisdell as Treasurer with John H. Potter as Secretary. George T. Pollock and George A. Richardson joined the repairs committee while Sherman also heads the music panel. Senator Ezra Dixon declined re election after longtime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street M. E
Clinton T. Sherman
John H. Potter
Frederick G. Blaisdell
George T. Pollock
George A. Richardson
Ezra Dixon
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad for Children
A vintage medical ad urges parents to give Kickapoo Worm Killer to children showing signs of worms such as weakness fretfulness and digestive issues. The candy product is claimed to paralyze and remove worms and improve digestion. dosage starts with one half to one lozenge and continues until symptoms disappear. Sold for 25 cents at druggists.
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1K Lumber CO
Bristol, R. I
W. M. Gonnery
Providence Telephone Co
Warren 98
Cor. Hope and
Bradford Streets
Star Theatre
Robert Warwick
Clyde Fitch
Lyric Theatre
New York
Herbert Rawlinson
Florence Reed
Broncho Billy
Frederick Perry
East Providence
Miller
Curren
Eh Aey
C Eee
Cunningham
Sheldon
Bristol Ib Po Sylvia
F. Garvin
Ocenon
Acette
Empf
Weer Snes Matroni
Almeida
C, Ray
Gardner Baker
P Ey
Y. M. H. A. Ball
Board OF Trustees
Hope Street
MAY Victor Records
Edward D. Kunz
F. T. Remieres
Cor
Hope and
Bradford Sts
State Street
Henry H. Polytan
Cornelius Harrington
Byron A. French
A. David
the Tailor
Hope ST
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