Baseball recap ends in Bristol Mohawks win
Bristol scores eight runs to Mohawks two as Hill slides home on a misplay. Herrmann and Pearson tally multiple walks with 2, 3 bases on balls respectively. Aldred and Hill contribute two base hits each while several runners are stranded. Time of game two hours and twenty minutes with Farrell umpiring in Providence.
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Bristol
Mohawks
Herrmann
Pearson
Aldred
Hill
Manchester
Miller
Darling
Cornell
Gillany
Draommond
James Farrell
Providence
Riverside Beats St Mary's 6-3 in Church League Clash
In a Saturday afternoon church league game Riversides defeated St. Mary's team on the common by 6 to 3 in a well played contest. Bristol Baptists lost to Warren 6 to 4 with Barney pitching for Warren and Pearce for Bristol delivering solid work.
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Riversides
St. Mary’s
Bristol Baptists
Warren
Barney
Pearce
Bristol
Bristol Y M C A Defeats Mount Pleasant 6 to 4 in Sat Game
Bristol Y M C A S league team beat Mount Pleasant 6 to 4 with strong pitching by Bounds and catcher Roberta of Bristol. Fourth inning rally produced four runs. Next week Bristol teams schedule games against Fourth Baptist Providence Attleboro and Wabamas Providence. George Demara’s potential departure from Bristol discussed as risk to infield strength. Defiance wins second in series with T A & Sean Spncays at Fox Hill 6 to ?.
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Y.M.C.A
MT. Pleasant
Bristol Y. M. C. A. S
Mount Pleasant
Roberta
Bristol
Fourth Baptist
Providence
WM. C. A
Bristols
Attleboro
Bristol Independents
Wabamas
George Demara
Woonsocket
T. A
Sean Spncays
Fox Hill
Star Theatre Offers Strong Western Film Run
The Star Theatre showed a popular picture last night and will repeat tonight to a large crowd. The feature A Prairie Town Romance drew roaring applause and the manager Mr Demara has lined up an extra strong attraction for Wednesday and Thursday with a special matinee to accommodate late planners. Mr Howard promises top attractions through the summer with assured ventilation and steady patronage.
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Star
Demara
Howard
Annual Meeting of the Congregational Church Men's Club
The Congregational Church Men's Club held its annual meeting in the chapel’s foyer last evening. Prof. Wilfred H. Munro of Brown University spoke on travels in India, then officers for the coming year were elected. The club has 75 members and has convened seven times this year. Elected officers include President Rev. T. Newton Owen, Secretary Robert A. McCaughey, Treasurer Herbert E. Strong, and Governors Chairman Elisha Hibbert Harry Barton George E. Libreich James Brown Charles O. F. Thompson.
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Congregational Church
Borth
Wilfred H. Munro
Brown
India
T. Newton Owen
Robert A.mccaughey
Town Council Special Meeting Voters Say to Build Road, Ban Firearms
Last evening the Town Council debated extending a six foot wide bituminous road on Bristol Neck from Chestnut Street to Bast Way Hill with State Board of Public Roads approval. They adopted an ordinance banning crackers over eight inches, multi discharge bombs, and discharge of guns with penalties including gun confiscation. Public notices to be posted townwide.
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Bristol
State Board of Public Roads
Chestnut Street
Bast Way Hill
MacDougall
Connery
State Board of Public
Rhode Island
Richard A. Quirk
Wood
State Streets
J. J. Christie
Joseph B. Burgess
Ibrakey
March
Bridget DeVoll
Brigham
Espirito Santo Society
Society
St. Mary's Church
The Father Pipefish
An angler extols the male pipefish as the best father for guarding its eggs. The male carries eggs in a sac beneath his tail, releasing hatchlings into the sea while they cling to him. They flee danger by retreating into the sac, likened to a marsupial pouch and the female kangaroo of the sea.
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Papa
Wills and Edmund Kean Dramatic Anecdote
Irving recounted a tale from W. G. Wills the dramatist about a boyhood nausea at Edmund Kean in Macbeth. Ten years later a stranger near him at a Fleet Street chop house caused a new nausea, revealing the man as Kean. H. W. Lucy in Cornhill Magazine recounts the incident.
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Wills
Edmund Kean
Irving
W. G. Wills
Fleet Street
H. W. Lucy
Cornhill Magazine
Obituary of Marcus Lafayette Hoar in Rhode Island town
Marcus Lafayette Hoar died yesterday afternoon at 2 in his Catherine Street residence after an 18 week illness. Born October 8 1827 he lived a long quiet life as a gardener and laborer, survived by his wife a daughter son siblings and several grandchildren. Funeral at 2 PM Thursday from his home with Rev Frank E Talbee officiating. interment at North Cemetery.
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Marcus Lafayette Hoar
Catherine ‘Street
Mr. Hoar
William and Mary (Brown) Hoar
Revolutionary Army
National India Rubber Colony
St. Alban’s Lodge
A. F
A. M
Abigail Chase Pierce
J. G. Lawshe
South Christian Church
Alfred Pierce
Wood Street
Constitution Street
Mary Ann Morris Hoar
Stetson
Central Falls
Esek Goff
Pearse’ Avenue
Catherine Street
Providence
Portsmouth
Pawtucket
Drownville
Hoar
Prescott A. Hoar
Joseph F. Hoar
Woonsocket
Eliza H. Ross
Mary Ann Morris Stetson
Frank E. Talbee
Bristol Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene
North Cemetery
Marcus IL. Hoar
National Rubber Company
An Anticlimax In A Doctor Patient Exchange
A grateful patient thanks a doctor for a home remedy sent by his wife saying it cured his cough after years of illness and many doctors. The doctor praises the prescription as a favorite that never failed to cure a cough if used early, though the patient reveals he used it as a liniment for rheumatism.
Thrifty Hungarian Changes Name After Card Mixup
A Hungarian peasant named Jan Hirsch, upon returning from Budapest, found his new visiting cards read Mavisch due to a printer error. Losing a shilling and sixpence, he bought an official petition for a shilling to request a name change to Mavisch, which was granted. He is now Jan Mayisch.
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Jan Hirsch
Budapest
Mavisch
Hirsch
Jan Mayisch
London News
Water bottle joke from Paris Journal
A Paris Journal quip has Benoit admitting breaking a water bottle into three pieces and noting the challenge of picking up many fragments, the humor hinging on the word fortunate.
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Benoit
Paris Journal
Bowling scores and leaders from Friday games
Last evening Millifinenta took two strings in three from the Moonshiners. The Snow Birds won two in three from the Owls. Carlton Hill had the high single string at 159 and the high three strings at 8665. The Wonders posted the highest team total 1420 and Hustlers had the top team single string total 494.
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Millifinenta
Snow Birds
Owls
Carlton Hill
Wonders
Hustlers
J. Manchester
W. N. Newman
M Nelle
P. Kenney Jr
W. Snow
R. Nelson
J. M. Hottomley
G. Clark
J. Potter
la Church
Tota
South Ends
Hank Hanks
Rangers
May June Bristol social events list in armory halls
ComingEvents list for May and June shows a sequence of social functions. Activities include Apron and Necktie party at Artillery Armory by Ladies Auxiliary, May dances at G A BR Hall, a YMCA gymnasium exhibit, R B Whist Club dance, Iris Board comedy Just for Fun at Bristol Opera House, Memorial Day Lawn Fete at Artillery Armory, June Festival at G A R Hall for St Marys Church, pianist recital by Miss Salisbury at G A R Hall, and an illustrated Rome lecture by Col O H French for Teachers Retirement Fund.
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Artillery Armory
Ladies Auxiliary of
Iris Board
Bristol Opera House
Bristol Train of Artillery
G. A. R.hall
St. Mary’s Church
Rome
Col. O. H. French
G. A. R. Hall
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
One Right Way to Do It Wrong
A succinct maxim contrasts many wrong methods with a single correct approach. It emphasizes precision and standards in achieving proper results, implying discipline and consistency over trial and error. The quote invites focus on best practice and adherence to proven methods.
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Gould
Westminster St
R. I
Chas. H. Moore
Westminster Steel
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E.L. Watson &Co
Industrial Trust Co
Holesale
Beta
H. Adams CO
Providence, R.I
A.J. Magoon and Son
Weybosset St
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