Bristol High School Defeats University School in 19 to 8 Game
Bristol High School basketball team visited Providence and beat University School 19 to 8 at Battery A Armory on Benefit street. Bristol led throughout with Newman Wardwell Monro Young scoring, Cabot scoring for University. Duration 15-minute halves. Referee Harding.
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University School
Bristol High School
Providence
Battery A
Light Artillery
Benefit Street
University Boys
Bristol Boys
Hyde Cabot
University
Bristol
Bristol High
University Wardwell
Manchester and Orgelman Tie The Knot In Quiet Wedding
Miss Grace E. Manchester and Harry F. Orgelman were married Wednesday at 7 pm in St. Michael's Church rectory with Rev. G L Locke officiating. The bride wore white Swiss muslin and carried white carnations. Due to the groom's mother's death the ceremony was quiet. The couple will reside in California for the winter and received many gifts.
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Grace E. Manchester
Quiet wedding in St Marys church Warren
A quiet wedding was solemnized Wednesday morning at St Marys church. The contracting parties were Edward Henry Doherty of Warren and Miss Miovie Raphael Gilroy of this town. The ceremony was performed by Henry McCahe, pastor of the church. The brides maid was Miss Katherine Kavanaugh of Bristol and the groom was attended by Timothy Doherty of Warren. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the couple’s future residence on Vernon Street in Warren.
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St Mary’s Church
Edward Henry Doherty
Warren
Miovie Raphael Gilroy
Hen.y McCahe
Katherine Kavanaugh
Bristol
Timothy Doherty
Vernon Street
Francis Santo and Catarina Catapane Wed at St Marys Church
Francisco Santo and Miss Catarina Catapane married yesterday morning at St Marys Church with Rev John F Downing officiating. The couple’s attendants were Mr and Mrs Louis Malafrante. A reception followed at the couple’s Bradford Street home. Separately, Joseph Fitzgerald of St Johns NB and Miss Annie Dowling were married by Rev Patrick McCabe with Frederic Moore and Mary Moore as attendants.
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Francisco Santo
Catarina Catapane
St. Mary’s Church
John F Downing
St Mary's Church
Louis Malafrante
Bradford Street
Joseph Fitzgerald
St. Johns
N.B
Annie Dowling
Patrick McCabe
Frederic Moore
Mary Moore
Stepped Again at a Hot Stove in Virginia
Mrs Geo T Benson of Kellar Virginia treated her child burned by a hot stove with Chamberlains Pain Balm. The balm eased pain within half an hour and the boy slept, fully recovering in two weeks. The ad promotes Pain Balm as an antiseptic remedy for burns and injuries, sold by W H Burlington.
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Geo T. Benson
W. H. Burlington
Naval Reserves Thanksgiving shoot awards Wilbour trophy
The regular Thanksgiving Day shoot of the Naval Reserves at the Asylum farm range Bristol Neck awarded the Senator Wilbour trophy and gold medal to Lieut Edward P Gladding with Seaman Howard W Church taking the silver and Seaman J E Burgess the bronze. Twenty two men competed the largest turnout with one exception in the company’s competitive shoots.
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Asylum Farm
Bristol Neck
Wilbour
Edward P. Gladding
Howard W. Church
J. E. Burgess
Lieut. Gladding
Senator Wilbour
Beecham's Pills Promise Snap and Vigor from Health
An advertisement explains that To Feel Well you must be well and digestive organs function properly. Beecham's Pills are described as oil on machinery giving the snap and vigor that comes with perfect health.
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Beecham
Assault Leaves Jasper Bullock Injured In Poker Fight
Jasper Bullock about 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bullock of Third street, suffered two compound fractures of the left jaw yesterday afternoon after a Portuguese man, unnamed, struck him during a football gathering. The assailant disappeared after the blow. description has been given to police.
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Jasper Bullock
Alvin Bullock
Third Street
Bullock
A M Merriman
Births in town announce two new daughters
In this town on November 23 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lefferts Hoffman of Port Lockx. On November 25 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George T Pollock.
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Horfann
Mrs. Lefferts
Hoffman
Port Lockx
George T. Pollock
Marriages in Town Record Nov. 26 1920s
In this town on November 26 marriages were performed by local clergy from St. Michael's St. Mary's and the parish with couples from town and nearby areas. The ceremonies included Harry F Orzelman and Grace E B Manchester. Joseph Fitzgerald and Anne Dowling. Francisco Santo and Catarina Catapane. Edward Henry Doherty and Michele Raphael Gilroy.
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JF. Downing
St Mary's Church
Francisco Santo
Catarina Catapane
Douerty—Giltroy
P McCabbe
Edward Henry Doherty
Warren
Micule Raphael Gilroy
Boy Neylan Dies at Age 6 in Local Town
In this town on November 26 Daniel J Neylan Af D aged 6 years passed away. Funeral arrangements pending as family grieves the loss in a quiet community notice.
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Niyvtan
Daniel J. Neylan
Peculiar Panji Bird Sings Its Own Death Song
A peculiar bird in northern South American jungles called pauji by natives and galeated curasson by science sings its death song. It hums a phrase like Hi muerto esta aqui leading hunters to its retreat where it dies. If alarmed it stops humming, then resumes later. The bird is fast, hard to catch, and fights fiercely during mating, often to mutual destruction.
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South America
How Japs Play Ken
The article explains the Japanese game ken using hand signs for paper stone and scissors. It outlines the rules, the cycle of counting to three, and the superiority order: scissors beat paper, paper beats stone, stone beats scissors. It notes many variants and mentions dancing girls adding grace and adornment.
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Japan Mall
Careful of the Thermometer Tale in Village Memoir
A benevolent doctor gives thermometers to cottages and a village visitor asks about instructions. A farmer replies that she watches the thermometer and keeps it above 60. When it rises above 60, she removes it from the wall and takes it to the garden to cool it down.
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London
Cloves Touted as Remedy for Seasickness and Indigestion
A physician claims cloves are an excellent remedy for seasickness and headaches from train travel. He describes using a clove hourly on a sea voyage to end the nausea, and notes his wife can eat pastry again after taking cloves after meals.
Runaway Match Delayed By City Hall Jest
A young couple rushed into city hall seeking marriage. The alderman warned of a runaway match. The groom replied, We walked pretty smart, indicating they chose a prudent, if impulsive, step.
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New York News
That Was Not My Wife at the Railway Station
A brief exchange cited by the Cleveland Plain Dealer questions a woman at a railway station, with one man denying the identity of the woman accompanying him as his wife after a terse reply. The remark underscores personal misidentification in a street-corner vignette.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
No More Money, Old Lawyer Exchange
A terse courtroom exchange reveals the lawyer exhausted almost all avenues for his client. The veteran attorney admits limited remaining options while insisting he has tried every available means to prevail.
Living Proof Phrase Sparks Family Claim in Interview
A terse exchange centers on a speaker declaring sole parentage and denying siblings while a counterpart asserts that marriage can fail, prompting debate over family ties and relationship outcomes. The remarks focus on individual identity and social judgments.
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Seaman J. Coggeshall
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Lieut
H. N Gray
Seaman
J. C Cannery
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Cutting
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J R Magee
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G. Manchester
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Seaman W. Smith
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Ro Wardwell
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Paull
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D DeWolf
Seaman G. Bush
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I. Newman
John E Burgess Woo
F Gorham
Puluts Hibbert
Ul Manchester
H DeWolf
J Best
Pidt
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M. E. Church Notes
Mrs. Cumrox
Willie Sapphedd
Misa Oldestile
Stieff
Boston
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DeWitt
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Boerne
Tex
W. H. Buffington
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Grand Army Hall
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Bristol, R. I
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Proprietors
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Marion
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Bosworth
Hope Street
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F. Pendleton
Amos Trudeaqd
John Shepard
Thames Street
Elizabeth H. Liscomb
Gov. Wheaton
Warre
N. N. Cole
Octave le Clair
A. Sanadercon
Corner High
Buraside Streets
WM. W. Perry
Member
Engineers Association
the South
P.O
Bristol, R
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Isaac B. Munro
Charles ST
R. I
Theodore O. Glapding
Prop
Telephone
Ra.m
Mrs. Williams
Church St
Thermohouse Werther
R. P. Smith
William St
A. W. Orgelman
Joseph L. Buffum
Contractor & Builder
Hope ST
Prigtel
Crachi
Bristol Laundry
New England
Lakes
D. S. Salisbury
Union St
Black Providence
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