Pawtuxet A C Beats Bristol 11 to 0 on Common
Pawtuxet A C defeated Bristol 11 to 0 despite Bristol’s strong defensive effort. The game, in four eight minute periods, featured a first half goal by W Reynolds and a late kick return for a touchdown, with Bristol denied any score due to rough play and unfamiliar rules. Officials included McKeon as umpire and Caton as referee. timing by Gorton and Brown.
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Bristol
Pawtuxet A. C
Pawtuxet
Bristols
Brisstol
W. Reynolds
Tingley
Jorgenson
I.e. R.e
Middleton J. Reynolds
I.e. Briggs
St. * Rt
Bush Maynard
Reed
R.g. R.g
Grabert Baird
Brownell
Brown Lowe
McKeon
Caton
Granston
Post Office urges home mail receptacles for better service
The Phoenix editor reports that under Post Office Department direction patrons should install convenient mail boxes or door slots to speed delivery. Private receptacles save time for carriers, improve delivery when residents are away, and reduce missed mail. The letter from Postmaster Edward J. Prest asks for compliance and notes officers cannot act as box agents.
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the Phoenix
Post Office Department
Edward J. Prest
Halloween Parties Invade Town With Costumes And Pranks
Ghosts and goblins appeared as children and adults celebrated Hallowe en across town. Gates were displaced in spots but police reported no damage or complaints. Byfield Byfield School eighth graders hosted a lantern lit party with games, cake, fruit and dancing, teachers praised. Other schools held parties with similar games and refreshments. St Michael s Girls Friendly Society held a 4 to 5 30 party in St Michael s Chapel with pumpkin nose pinning. Bache Private School and Trinity Church Sunday school added events with games and refreshments. Epworth League hosted a party with corn stalks leaves jack o lanterns and piano solos. Edward Anthony 70 years old led a Woodlawn avenue parade in a goblin band and danced a jig, drawing much attention.
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Hallowe’en
Byfield School
Marion Potter
Teresa Sullivan
Bertha Kempf
Julia Nerone
Mary DeWolf
Amy Watts
Hayman
Burton School
Epworth League
State Street M. EB
Emily Buckley
Edward Anthony
Woodlawn Avenue
Anthony
Farewell Party For Albert Mycroft At Columbia Hall
Albert Mycroft president of the Jolly Boys Club who works in the National India Rubber Company box department was honored with a farewell party at Columbia Hall. About 200 friends attended as he prepares to move to Providence. Gifts included a handsome stick pin and gifts from shopmates. The event featured dancing games and vocal selections with a collation served. Mycroft made many friends during his eight months here.
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Albert Mycroft
Jolly Boys Club
National India ‘Rubber Company
Providence
Columbia Hall
Mycroft
National India Rubber Company
Italian Garden Nears Completion At Misses Barns Home
Work on the new walk in front of the Misses Barns residence on Hope Street is nearly finished and expected to finish this week. Foundation includes coal ashes, concrete, and irregular stone flagging from New York State. A four inch lower block paved driveway conforms to the state road grade. Landscape plans by Sibley Smith of Narragansett Pier call for an Italian garden with six European linden trees, ivy, and swamp loam fill. Contractor L H Callan supervised the project as the Misses Barns are abroad.
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Hope Street
New York State
Union
Smith Streets
State Engineer of Public Roads
Misses Barns
Sibley Smith
Narragansett‘ Pier
L. H. Callan
Europe
Some Men Take Up Fighting For A Living
A brief line notes that certain men choose warfare as a permanent occupation rather than a temporary defense. It highlights a subset of people who adopt combat as lifelong work, implying ongoing willingness and commitment.
Checks Convenience and Bank Services Offered
The article promotes using a bank account for paying most bills by check and keeping a record of transactions. It notes that paid checks serve as receipts and positions the bank as offering services and facilities for easy money management.
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W. M. Gonnery
R. T. Remieres
the Waldron Co
Bridges Drug CO
Hallowe’en Post
A. D. Lollo
Hope ST
Tel
Peterson's Candy Store
Hallowe’en Parties
Mas
Industrial Trust Go
Edward D. Kunz
Providence Telephone Co
Hope Cor
Bradford
Sts
Staples Coal Company
State Street
Buffingtons Drug Store
Bristol County
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