Obituary for Mrs Lena J Warner of this town
Mrs Lena J Warner died at her home 2709 High street after months of illness. Born March 29 1884 to Sanford W Flowers and Pomogene Tucker Flowers she would have been 40. Survived by husband Thomas H Warner a son Clifford a brother Roy A Flowers and five sisters Grace Perkins Ella Miller Bessie Crowley Marguerite Hill Ina Towne. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from 270 High street with Rev William C Darby officiating. Burial in North Cemetery family lot.
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Lena J Warner
Thomas H Warner
High Street
Mre Warner
Saranauo NO Yo
Sanford W
Pmogene (Tucker) Flowers
Mes Warner
Clifford
Roy
Attendees at Junior Prom of Class of 33 RT College
Town residents Mary Carmone Michael Carmone Kathleen Kelly and Edward Simmons attended the junior prom of the Class of 33 at the Butmore Hotel. The event hosted dignitaries including Governor Trent and Mrs James GG and featured professors Clara Crane Robert Brown and Thomas H Robinson among guests.
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Mary Carmone
Michael Carmone
Kathleen Kelly
Edward Simmons
RT College of Education
Butmore
Providence
Trent
James GG. Conpods
Mins Ton J Alger
Reception for Uncle Henry after marriage to Samantha Green
The Parish Council of St Michael's Church will honor Uncle Henry the bachelor bridegroom recently united to Samantha Green. A reception Friday evening in the Parish House at the General Auditorium will thank the cast chorus and all who helped make the three act farce a success with invitations extended to all helpers.
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Uncle Henry
Marrage
Samatha Green
Guneral
St Viachael’s
Bristol 25 Years Ago Front Page Excerpts May 7 1907
In Bristol a New York Store proprietor Frank M Dimond aided a runaway horse near Hope and Franklin streets jumping into the carriage to stop it in front of the Town Clerk's office. Former Governor A Bourn's driver was thrown but unhurt. The piece also notes sprint events with Joseph Francs and M Graham racing 100 yards with Francs winning despite a five yard start. Richard B Ashton served as referee and timekeeper.
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Frank M Dimond
New York
A . Bourn
Hope
Franklin Streets
Hope Street
Rovers Free Library
Bristol
Joseph Francs
King Philp Steam Fire Engine and Hose Co
M Graham
Francs
Richard B Ashton
Bristol High School selects commencement speakers
Mrs Samuel Wo Church entertained friends at bridge Friday afternoon with four tables of ladies including Miss Amy Alexander Miss Bertha Brown Mass Abby Fiske and others. The class of Bristol High School commencement speakers were Catherine Voog Llevere Jeannette Mott and Walt Herreshoff Harold Veckherd and Arthur I Newman. The ten member class includes Besse Tobin Madeline Reynolds Laura Fish Mabel Manchester Nathaniel G Herreshoff Jr with Mr Herreshoff president Miss Reynolds treasurer and H Peckham secretary.
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Samuel Wo Church
Bridge
Amy Alexander
Bertha Brown
Abby Fiske
Ralph Greenlaw
Harold Bo Andrews
Sarah Paull
Adrienne Matthews
Mallee
Bristol High School
Catherine
Voog Llevere
Jeannette
Mott
Sidney
Walt Herreshoff
Harold ¢ Veckherd
Arthur I Newman
Besse Ro Tobin
Madeline Reynold
Laura F .Pish
Mabel Mo Manchester
Nathaniel G Herreshoff
Herreshoff
Miss Reynolds
H ¢ Peckham
Young Bagless Team Wins 16–15 In Ten Inning Classic
The Young bagless baseball team defeated Warren Massasseits vno in a tight Fox Hill contest. The game went ten innings Saturday afternoon with a final score of 16 to 15.
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Warren Massasseits
Vno
Fox Hill
Colt High Nine Triumphs Over Barrington 16-3 in Conference Game
Colt Memorial opened its Conference Class B baseball season with a 16 to 3 victory over Barrington Bligh at Bristol Commons. Delco led Colt with three hits while Annarummo and Paul Bruno blasted home runs. Pattee and Dyer contributed strong play for the losers as Colt climbed from the cellar.
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Colt Memorial
Bristol Common
Tom Collins
Barrington Bligh
Colt
Bristol
Barrington
Vd Fitzgerald
Varius
Jocal
Whilke
Bartington
Gariner
Delco
Colt Pours Annarummo
Paul Bruno
Pattee
Dyer
Barrington Colt Memorial Update
A Barrington sports marker titled Colt Memorial notes an event with numeric identifiers including 123456789 and 31122340. Details remain sparse but imply a commemorative or racing context tied to local athletic history.
Unclear Baseball Play by Play Summary
Fragmentary game log notes list players Jackson Mello Dyer Caruso and Burke with scattered stats. Mentions stolen bases by Lemaire Mello and Borges and home runs by Bruno Anna with partial inning and pitching references, but many words are garbled and key facts are missing.
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Jackson Mello
Harrover
Dyer
Caruso
Jackson
Lemaire
Burke Loin
Mello
Borges
Deleo
Rueggetto
DeLew
Bruno Annarummo
Maanst Guizzer
Pattee
West
Burke
Lemire
Tacksyn
Lamatre
Waldpitepe
Batty
Baal
Marke
Tessie
Barrington
Sem Limpire
Eagles Annual Election Elects New Officers
Manuel Perry was elected Worthy President at the Eagles annual election held last evening in Hopetree Hall. Other officers named include Worthy Vice President Anthems Bishane, Worthy Chaplain Joseph Busia Jr, Secretary Anthony Joe Nunes, Treasurer Harold Gatford, Conductor Arthur Pellimerre, Outside Guard John Niera, Trustee Fred Guevremont. State Deputy John F Downey outlined plans for forming a Past Worthy Presidents' Club.
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Manuel Perry
Worths
Bristol
Hopetree
Othe Oen- Suing
Bishane
Joseph Busia Jr
Anthony Joe Nunes
Harold Wo
Worth
Arthur J Pellimerre
Manuel Sylvia
John Niera
Fred Guevremont J AO F D Angelo
Aerie
John F Downey
Officers elected at First Baptist Church ENDEAVOR meeting
The JOO XN Chapter of Christian Endeavor elected officers including President Fred Mars Jr and Vice President Fred Alger. Secretaries and treasurers were named along with committee chairs for Prayer, Missionary, Finance, Lookout, Social and Publicity. A devotional service was planned for Sunday afternoon at the Home for Aged Women.
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JOO XN Chapter
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
Fred Mars Jr
Fred Alger
Pdoraths Conklin
Olive Luther
Mass Inez Baston
Mary Conklin
Bertha Alger
Charlotte Stoughton
Senate mourns Harris of Georgia as nation honors long-serving Rep Haugen
The Senate pays tribute to the late Senator Harris of Georgia and notes Rep Haugen of Texas has just turned 73 and serves 35 years, the longest continuous tenure. The chamber debates a two-cent tax on bank checks and discusses aviation funds and Four-Department appropriation bills while routine House work continues.
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Senate
Harris
Georgia
al Capone
Col Lindburghs
Haugen
Texas
Wills and charity raise cautious talk in law and life
The text jokes about the dead in graveyards knowing earthly affairs and notes a new case of a man who left property to charity in a jurisdiction forbidding such a bequest if made within a year of death. It quips that many domestic products cannot be bettered but home made wills remain a cautionary note.
Curiosity Leads Woman to Waste $300 On Air Trip
A Pennsylvania woman invested her entire $300 savings on an airplane trip to see the Sandbergh house. She returned with five cents, a tale of poor judgment and hard luck, yet she hopes the memory will ease the loss of ten thousand dollars in bad fortune.
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Pennsylvania
Sandbergh
Rome memory and civic projects mix in scattered notices
The column surveys varied items from Rome New York seeking to delay a new post office, Bob Ingersoll’s burial at Arlington, a Pennsylvanian firing on a porch, a Niagara Falls sleeper’s near fall, to votes and court damages.
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New York
Niagara Falls
Chicago Musicians Redefine Song In Generational Quote
A Chicago musician voiced a sharp critique of crooning describing it as the gutteral offspring of adenoids. He asserted the phrase should be accepted by his generation and passed to the next for use in a future emergency.
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Bob Ingersoll
Arlington National Cemetery
Chicago
Pastime features and villains in two new thrillers
A May 11 12 program advertises two features led by William Anthony McGuire actors Sally Falers Spencer Tracy Ralph Bellamy Dickey Moore and Fl Brendel plus a three gun action film The Gay Caballero starring George O’Brien Conchita Montenegro and Victor McLaglen and El Coyote mystery tale with Conchita Montenegro Linda Watkins as Fox Debutantes set in present day Arizona
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William Anthony McGuire
Sally, Falers
Spencer Tracy
Ralph Bellamy
Dickey Moore
Fl Brendel
George O'Brien
Conchita Montenegro
Victor McLaglen
el Coyote
Fox
Arizona
Linda Watkins
Conchita
Spain
Miss Watkins
Careless Lady shines with Joan Bennett in society comedy
Friday and Saturday present the two features with Careless Lady as the main attraction. Joan Bennett headlines a witty tale of a country girl turning seductive after a New York visit and Paris detours. John Roles delivers a refined tenor alongside Wheldon Heyburn Minna Gombell Raul Rouben Nora Lane with strong supporting work and Buck Jones in One Man Law.
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New York
Paris
Joan Bennett
John Roles
Wheldon Heyburn
Minna Gombell
Raul Rouben
Nora Lane
Buck Jones
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