Harvest Supper Aves State Street M E Church
The Harvest Supper at the vestry of State Street M E Church, hosted by the Epworth League, was a social and financial success. Decorations featured wild flowers and autumn foliage, with the altar platform banked with flowers. The supper table was led by Mrs. John H. Potter and assistants, and other tables were managed by local ladies selling fruit, cake, candy, aprons, and fancy articles.
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Trinity Church
St. Mary’s
St. Elizabeth’s Home
Providence
W. R. Trotter
John Goss
A. E. Carpenter
Manton
Mother Dear
Jerusalem
Amuel Kinder
Catherine A. Reynolds
D.N. R. Hall
Henry J. Peck
Warren
State Street
M. E
Epworth League
John H. Potter
Fitz E. W. Munroe
George A. Richardson
Sarah D. Bosworth
Vesta Blaisdell
Fred G. Blaisdell
James N. Coggeshall
Helen Potter
Marguerite Flowers
Bristol Team Batting Averages
Bristol players with five or more games in the past season posted batting averages. The report lists those who contributed across the lineup, highlighting contenders for the club’s batting strength and team depth.
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Bristol
Base Ball Tomorrow Competes Centredales Replace With Providence Athletics
The Centredales canceled their game with the Independents tomorrow and replaced them with the Providence Athletics who sit second in the Amateur league. Battery Murphy and Brightman lead the Independents while Lucien and Lemaire pace the Athletics as a strong matchup draws a large crowd. Game time is 2.45 with Farrell of the Inter Urban staff umpiring.
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Centredales
Darling
Providence Athletics
Athletics
Lucien
Lemaire
Bristol
Murphy
Brightman
Independents
Farrell
Inter- Urban
West Sides take 6 2 win in factory league game
West Sides defeated East Sides 6 to 2 in the second game of the series played yesterday afternoon at the Common. A Oirello struck out 14 but poor support and costly errors hurt the East Sides. A Frederico pitched well for the West Sides with strong backing as both teams tallied six hits and one error for the winners. The rubber will likely be played next week.
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National Indian Rubber Co
A. Oirello
A. Frederico
Baseball Fans Plan Local Meeting At Court House
Base Ball Fans urged to assemble at the Court House at 8 PM to organize a managerial board and discuss baseball matters. The plan aims to avoid a subscription drive this season and to prepare for the April opening with organized support, anticipating a large turnout tonight.
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Pext Beabon
Court House
Col Samuel P Woolf to Visit Bristol This Month
Col Samuel P Woolf is confirmed to have recovered from illness and will visit Bristol this month. relatives in town have not fixed a date, though he plans to stay with sister Mrs Francisco H de Wolf and brother Judge LeBaron B Colt.
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Samuel P. Woolf
Bristol
Phoenix
Col. Colt
Francisco E. de Wolf
Entertainment Riot Ends City Opera House Show
An Italian company from Providence and Hail River caused a near riot at the city Opera House last evening. After a curtain entanglement and blackout, the audience grew unruly, actors quit, and a mob pursued some guests to the depot, while lessee George Demara distanced himself from the incident. Electrician John Magee restored lighting after the disruption.
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Providence
Hail River
John Magee
Star Theatre
Opera House
George Demara
Star Theater Presents Strong Friday and Saturday Program
At the Star a combi nation lineup showcases life filled pictures and wholesome entertainment. Master Boucher top sings Beautiful Eyes and Lets Get The Umpire's Goat. A major feature cost 5000 by Lebig Cos shows Roosevelt Hunting Big Game In Africa. Matinee Saturday 2.30 p.m.
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The
Star
Lebig Cos
Africa
Roosevelt
Misdirected Sympathy Over Williams Case in Court
In a District Court session Judge Bosworth heard Kate Williams plead guilty to lewd and wanton conduct and receive six months at the State Workhouse. Williams claimed she never went to the House of Correction, citing support for her son who has lost both feet. The Bristol officer noted the woman had been at Howard 28 times, suggesting sympathy toward the police may be misplaced.
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District Court
Bosworth
Kate Williams
Williams
Howard
Bristol
Mrs Hattie Smith Lingham Dies at 39
In this town on September 30, Mrs. Hattie Smith Lingham passed away at age 39. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
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Lingham
Hattie Smith Lingham
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Earl & Prew’s Express
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UNION
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Mr.Blank
Providence Telephone Co
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