Bristol and Warren Set Showdown in 1925 Little World Series
Sunday afternoon at Jamiel Park the Warren and Bristol clubs meet in game three. Bristol trails 2 0 but eyes a three straight comeback while Manager Shippee plans a lineup shakeup. Warren lists players Jenkinson Greenwood Simister Rippel Beauregard Emmett Proulx Urban and Arel on the mound with Maddox catching. Bristol will field from Skipper Wright Marshall Gladue and others with Baker or Marshall pitching as Lord Gaffney or Devron works the indicator at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamiel Park
Warren
Bristol
John Natal
Shippee
Natal
Jenkinson
Greenwood
Simister
J Rippel
B Rippel
Sivigney
Beauregard
Emmett
Aggnere
Proulx
Urban
Arel P
Maddox
Oncerpeotse
Wright
Foxy” Marshall
Santa” Gladue
Nudie” Gladue
Beans” Baker
Banks” Bottomley
John Andrade
Franks
Rhyland
Sousa
Lou Rinaldi
Shrimp” Lee
Martin Mansi
Baker
Marshall
Lord” Gaffney
Mons Henn Devron
Denial by Special Officer Corrects Casino Visit
A Bristol reader asserts the State Police visited the Bristol Casino in full uniform on a Saturday night and were not refused entry nor in civilian clothes as claimed. He says he was on special duty inside and demands prominence in the next issue to set the record straight.
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The
Phoenix
Isit
Bristol
Casind
the Phoenix
Flmfr McEnamara
Clergymen Meet in Warren on Fall Bristol Clergy Plan Lecture
Res Frederick H Steenstra presided at the Bristol Counts Association of Clergy meeting held at the State Street MFE Church. Plans for the annual lecture course include a November 16 first lecture in town with Rex William Carter as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H Steenstra
St Mark's Church
Warren
Bristol Counts Association of Clergy
State Street
MFE
Rex William Carter
Dod
Thropp Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
James J Goodacre
First Congregational Church
Theodore Kambour
Barrington High School
Charles W Martin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Rhode Island Sons of Veterans planned visit to Soldiers' Home
About 600 Sons of Veterans of Rhode Island will visit the Soldiers' Home on Sunday to serve a chicken chowder to veterans and give tobacco and fruit gifts. They will depart Providence at sunrise with the Providence Letter Carriers' Band and Boy Scouts Bugle and Drum Band. Past Commander Frank P. Ballou leads an afternoon entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans of
Rhode Island
Providence
Boy Scouts
Frank P. Ballou
Rogers Free Library Receives Two Framed Paintings
The Rogers Free Library accepted two new framed paintings after a trustees meeting. A large Italian copy titled Christopher Columbus exhibiting missions of the new world was donated in memory of Admiral Augustus eligi Case by Mrs John Mills and Mrs George Connell Rowan in September 1925. The second is an 80 year old oil of an Indian on a rock toward Mt Hope painted by Mrs Susan P. Gladding and presented by B M Ackerman of South Orange New Jersey, an early town resident, both now hung in the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Free Library
Christopher Columbus
New World
Augustus Eligi Case
John Mills
George Connell- Rowan
Americanization School Opens For Bristol Youth
The free public Americanization School begins Monday Oct 5 at 7 PM in Reynolds School for foreign born Bristol residents to learn English and basic subjects. An evening high school also opens in Colt Memorial High School with courses in English typewriting bookkeeping stenography arithmetic penmanship sewing cooking millinery drawing. Enrollment seeks many local young people, with classes for non readers to advanced students and a state law enforcing attendance.
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Reynolds
Bristol
State Board of Education
Colt Memorial High School
Josephine G Tobin
Annie D Sisson
Miriam Downes
Bessie Tobin
Aleta L Flanders
Lillian Wilson
Grace M Adams
Harvest Festival Hosted by Rebekah Lodge No 12
Grand Lodge officers of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows attended last night’s harvest festival at Odd Fellows Hall. A 6 30 supper preceded a program featuring welcome by Noble Grand Miss Hannah E Sylvester, guitar music by George Gale, readings by Mrs Roselman Bowen, patriotic tableau by Mrs Addie sale and Miss Dorothy Mott, vocal solos by Ernest M Bullock, a Russian Ballet kids revue, and a skit “Two Bits” with several lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Reba Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Hannah E Sylvester
George Gale
Roselman Bowen
Addiesale
Dorothy Mott
Ernest M Bullock
Elsa F Greenwell
Reading
Luella Ryone
Doris Bullock
Barbara Arnold
Lillian Magee
Helen Sylvester
Jeanette Thomas
Lizzie Wilson
Rebekah Assembly
Mary Grabert
Edwin S. Babcock
Robert G. Busby
Barbara S. LeClair
Annie V. Seymour
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Carter
Vway
Maeda
R. I
M. M. Conley, ‘Jeweler
Francis Newbury Close
Optometrist
the Waldron CO
Bradford Street
Pastime Theatre
Evelyn Brent
Atomia
Pete Morrison
Allene Ray
Walter Miller
Carl Laemmle
Prese
Alma Rubens
Percy Marmont
Jack Dougherty
Paramount Picture
Pola Necki
Charmer
Pola
Seville
Broadway
Robert Fraser
Wallace MacDonald
Trixie Friganza
Gertrude Astor
Pathe Comedy
Heng
Duit Ranko
Edward D. Kunz
Prometrist
Fifth Avenue
Connery
Men’s Outfitter
Lede el
William H. Remieres
F. T. Remieres
the Vanity Beauty Shoppe
Hope Street
Cristol L. A
Hasbrouck
Nestle
Marcel
Tel
A. A. Edmonds CO
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