Warren Shoe Company Defeats East Side Club 10 to 5
Warren Shoe Company tops East Side Club at Fox Hill 10 to 5 in front of about 1000 spectators. Battery for Warren: Wilie and Beauregard. for East Side: H Valleca and Tony Valleca. Warren committed 4 errors. Valleca drew 4 walks and Wylie 5 strikeouts. Next Sunday Warren hosts Reed and Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Shoe Company
Fox Hill
Wilie and Beauregard
H. Valleca
Tony Valleca
Warrenites
Valleca
Wylie
Y M C A Bowling Tournament Opens With Moonshiners Win
The Y M C A bowling tournament began last night with the Moonshiners defeating the Hustlers by winning three strings. The Moonshiners earned four points as the total counted the same as a string. The score details follow.
Council votes to remit $25,000 personal tax
The Town Council held a special meeting to consider remitting the personal tax of Mrs. W. F. Williams for $25,000 in personal property she did not possess when levied. Counsel for Williams and Board of Tax Assessors representatives argued before the council before a vote to remit was taken. MacDougall Brigham Simmons voted to remit, Hasbrouck Paull opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Williams
Henry W. Hayes
Frank H. Hammill
MacDougall
Brigham and Simmons
Hasbrouck
Paull
Kidney Disease Warning and Remedy Claim
Health ad warns kidney disease risks and symptoms such as back pain eye swelling and urinary changes. Promotes Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy claiming uric acid removal cures kidney liver and blood troubles with 35 percent success and offers free samples from Dr David Kennedy Co Rondout NY with large bottles priced at $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemedy
David Kennedy Co
Rondout
N. Y
Funeral for John Harvey Merrill Held in Providence
The funeral for John Harvey Merrill formerly of this town who died at his home in Stratford Springs Conp was held at noon yesterday at the home of Mrs Merrill's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs W H Thornley 28 Cushing street Providence The services were conducted by Rev G L Locke D D rector of St Michael's Church assisted by Rev Marion Law rector of St Paul's Pawtucket Mr Merrill received the rite of confirmation There was a large attendance including Bristol friends The vestry of St Michael's and the Churchman's Club represented by W E Howe Dr W F Williams J Winthrop DeWelff F F Gladding and J Farrally and the three latter also represented Bristol Chapter Sons of the American Revolution of which Merrill was vice president A delegation from the Rhode Island Society S A R attended Floral pieces were many and beautiful The bearers were B M MacDougall George E Liebreich Frederick Joy Boston Mark Anthony Taunton James Lister Providence and Frederic R Mason Pawtucket Interment was in Swan Point Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harvey Merrill
Statford
Springs
Conp
Marion Law
St. Paul’s Church
Pawtucket
Merrill
J. Winthrop DeWelff
F. F. Gladding
J. ¥. Farrally
Bristol
Sons of the American Hrevolution
Mr. Merrill
Rhode Island Society
A. R
B. M. MacDougall
George E
Injured Children in Playground Swing Incident
Eight year old Warren Seymour and Louise BH. DeWolf suffered injuries at a common playground Friday afternoon. Seymour received a severe cut behind the ear requiring four stitches after being struck by descending swing equipment. DeWolf lost three upper front teeth but had no jaw fracture. Doctors treated both cases and urged greater caution around swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Seymour
Joseph W. Gifford
Mount Hope Avenue
Seymour
W. F. Duffy
Louise BH. DeWolf
Mra
Williams
Daffy
J. O. Gallup
High School Teacher Resigns in Waltham Appointment
Miss Lucy R. Bacon of Waltham steps in as assistant teacher at Colt Memorial High School to replace Miss Grace G. Paull who resigned due to ill health. Paull had taught Latin and Greek for over a decade and will remain until a successor is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy R. Bacon
Waltham
Mass
Colt Memorial High School
Grace G. Paull
Miss Bacon
Wellesley College
Miss Paull
John P. Reynolds
Paull
Bristol High School
Brown University
Bristol marks 200th anniversary with grand Bristol celebration
The Bristol 200th anniversary events began Sept 23 1880 with public illumination and a national salute. A march through High Street featured a long list of officers bands and militia followed by ceremonies in a large tent on the Common. Thousands attended the official dinner concerts to close the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. B. Franklin
High Street
Court Hone
State Street
Samuel P. Colt
Aids
R. L
Littlefield
Massachusetts
T. W. Higginson
W. J. Miller
H. B. Anthey
William Bradford
Charles ©. van Zandt
Brown University
H. G. Robinson
Rhode Island Historical Society
Zacharian Allen
Historical Society
Warren
Cufler
Barrintgon
L. B. Smith
William Miller
A. J. Coggeshall
Nathaniel Oliver
Stephen Burton
John Walley
Nathaniel Byfield
Bristol Artillery
Proven eczema cure promising quick relief for sufferers
Many eczema sufferers have failed with salves and discoveries yet refuse to invest again. This ad offers a 25 cent trial bottle of the standard eczema remedy, a wash with oil of wintergreen, thymol and glycerine from D. D. D. Prescription. Hundreds of cures claimed by H. Young Co. at 479 Hope Street.
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Beecham
Beechams
Ham
Ingraham
Nolan
McConnell
Mc Oonp
MacConnell
Demara
Lucien
Moonshinerbs
W. Brownell
J. Edmonds
W. Garvino
J. Bottomley
Kinnionutt
Hustlers
Osterberg
H. M. McCaw
E. H. Huxley
W. MccOaw
Tim and
Tempet
Reed House Furnishing Co
Manor of Bristol
Phoenix
George O. Eddy
P. L. Garrett
Orrin Wilson
W. Fred Williams
William H. Monro
Bristol Cornet Band
James Allyn
UO. H. Straight
Bristol Train of Artillery
Richard B. Franklin
Henry F. Osrd
William B. Burnham
Frisbie
National Band
Providence
W. E. White
First Light Infantry
Veteran Association
Banj
P. Robinson
W. Brown
Dan Remington
Eddy
Greene
Bradford
Potter
Anthony
William R. Walker
Bristol Light Infantry
Michael Cahill
Dwyer and
Brannell
George T
French
Edward F. Lucas
Major Merritt
Edward Coward
Dresed
Colonel Byfield
A. B. Corthell
O. A. Greene
A. J. Trotter
Henry Goff
Samuel M. Lindsey
Hezekiah W. Cburah
Fay
Barney
LeBaron B. Colt
Pierce
Turner
Jenora Nickerson
J. Lewis Diman
Bishop Howe
Pennsylvania
H. K. Oliver
Salem
Mags
Zachariah Allen
Henry B. Anthony
Nelson W. Aldrich
L. W. Ballon
Congress
John H. Stiness
Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
Francis Peck
Rhode Island Militia
Dr. Robinson
Janka
Reuben A. Guild
Morrison
W.J. Tilley
Middletown
H. Crocker
John Gilpin
New York Herald
Ezra M. Martin
George Smith
Nathaniel Peck
Mark H. Wood
Barrington
Sheriff Fisher
Henry F. Crown
William R. Taylor
William H. Spooner
General Assembly
Isaac F. Williams
Charles Hosmer
W. Russell Bogert
John H. Smith
Charles A. Waldron
A. L. Howe
P. E. Day
Boston
J. Thomas Baldwin
Fire Department
J. Howard Manchester
Charles H. Allen
George W. Simmons
Eugene Rounds
Progress Fire Company of
New Bedford
Maso
Charles
Paisher
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company
Robert Lawder
Koréman
Charles BE. Oard
Charles’ V. Perry
Middleton
James Gooding
Lewis DéeWolf
Hiciardo D. B. Smith
George Warren
Sons and Daughters of
Col. E. M. Wardwell
Chandler H. Coggeshall
William T. C. Wardwell
James D. Wardwell, Jr
Edward Anthony, Jr
James M. Usher
Charles Chace
Franklin
Hope
Walley
Wood
Boston Cadet Band
George L. Locke
8. B. Spinning
Abbie D. Munro
D. D
Keller
Mark A. DeWolf Howe
D.D
Central Pennsylvania
W.,w. Morrison
H. Young Co
Hope Street
W. H. ‘Buffington
Philo May Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Sherwin-Williams
Henry M. Darling
Bristol Construction Co
Thames St
Constitution St
Merchants and Miners
Norfolk
Newport News
Baltimore
Fall River
Philadelphia
A. L. Bongartz
Fall River, Mass
James Barry
RK. I
Rhode Island State College
State College
Kingston, R. I
John Temple Drury
Drury
Consumers Rubber Co
Wood Street
Canal Street
Hope Grocery Store
Vermette & Young
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
K.L. Watson &7Co
Industrial Trust Co
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