Independence Day Plans and Parade Details
The Bristol Independence Day celebration plans include Colt Callan accepting a role and Col Samuel Colt funding Colt's Band uniforms and instruments from Holton Wisconsin. The American Legion and Junior Naval Reserves join the parade with Kearney Post providing the commons diamond for the event. Reverend G E Edgett leads the post-parade church service at State Street ME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arfitemens Musténe
Bristol Indenasie Association
Daniel “G. ‘Coggeshail
Hydraulion
Tégard
American Legion
Providence
Clarke Brown
Iliani Bertar
Holton Company
Wisconsin
Edward A Kunz ‘Sousa
Colt
Samuel, P. Colt
Andrew Weeks Anthony
Ferrara
Bristol
Boy’ Stouts
Camp Sims
Pru‘dente Island
Kearney Post
G. E. Edgett
State Street
ME de Chanalain
Memorial Day Plans By Patriotic Bodies In Georgia
Babbitt Post No 15 GA R and Babbitt Women's Relief Corps met in G A Hall to set Memorial Day events. Rev Anson B Howard named Memorial Day chaplain at North Cemetery and Rev Frank Damrosch Jr chaplain at Soldiers and Sailors monument. Asa W Hathaway named chief marshal for the procession. They planned services at First Congregational Church and Navy sailor tributes in Church Street Park. Department officers will visit on June 11. Corps to visit Soldiers Home May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt Post
No. 15
GA. R
Babbitt ‘Women’s Relief Corps
G. A. Hall
Anson B. Howard
St. Michael's Church
North Cemetery
Frank Damrosch, Jr
Soldiers and Sailors
Burnside Memorial
First Congregational Church
James J. Goodacre
Asa W. Hathaway
Relief Corps
Church Street Park
Local Nine Defeats Boston Rubber Team 31 to 2 in Opening Tilt
The Bristol NA I squad routed the Boston Rubber Shoe Club 31 to 2 in the opening game of the season on a damp Common. Hugh Murphy led with a homer and three singles, Garvin, Bottomley, and Kinsley also provided multiple hits as Bristol piled up runs every inning. The field was uneven and weather unsettled but the locals dominated from the start, with strong hitting and solid defense throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Leos
Boston
National India’ Rubber Co
Boston ‘Rubber Shoe’ Company
Bristol
Hugh Murphy
Garvin
Bottomley
Kinsley
Bill Bottomley
McIisaac
Moore
Simister
Joe Barry Co
Wright
Murphy
Kemph
Silvia
Lee
Boston Boys
Trinity Church Choir Social and Bishop Visit
The Trinity Church choir meets tomorrow at 8 PM in the Parish House with all singers urged to attend. Guests from outside the parish who aided the recent concert will be honored. A Parish Aid session with Mrs Boylston is Wednesday afternoon at Upper Longfield. An important choir rehearsal is Friday evening for Whitsunday services, and the Bishop will attend the annual visitation next Sunday night.
Fifth District Court disposes cases before Judge Hammill
Two cases were disposed in the Fifth District Court yesterday. Ralph Winslow vs Daniel Sheehan was continued one week. Helen Drury agent vs Barney Leverine involved trespass and ejectment with a plaintiff's decision for possession and costs as the defendant did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District Court
Marning
F. H.hammill
Ralph Winslow
Daniel Sheehan
Helen Drury
Barney Leverine
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Sae Sary
Roo Gubals
Redes
Insai
E. A. Skinner
P. Skinner, JR
Hope Street
Hope and Bradford
Rosalie Byrnes
Angel
Vixen
FOX News
SEA Awe
Boston Rubber Co
J. Lefane
Gibbons
Price
Gardner, c
Carpenter
H. Lefane
Barnes Ch
Kellehan
Wight
Sylvia
MeIsaacs
Derby
N. I R
E. Garvin
Barry
N. I. R. Coabh
Po Garvin
Epee
Eeeaen Bottomley
Eeae Wright
Trinity Church
FOX
Artcraft
Robert
Arline Preety
Fu SL Apy
Fok
Delqois
I Goff's
Market Clarke & & Manchester
Benjamin Campaneleo Bros. Y
Northup. Bros
O’neil
Delahanty
The
Ginger
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Davis St
Fall River, Mash
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