Water Route Saved Four Thousand Three Hundred Dollars
Bristol taxpayers saved 4300 by purchasing granite curbing for Thames Street at one dollar a foot cheaper than nearby cities. The 4300 feet shipped from Maine by schooner Henrietta A Whitney was delayed 31 days due to a disabled vessel but ultimately arrived, offsetting the delay with substantial savings.
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Sullivan
Town Wharf
Church Street
Bristol
Thames Street
Pfown
Jewell
Ball River
New Bedford
Boston
Association of Highway Engineers
Fall River
Maine
Pete Wood Responds To Bristol Baseball Dispute
Pete Wood of Chicopee Falls Mass writes to the Phoenix editor clarifying his stance in the Bristol Warren baseball dispute. He says he has no bitterness toward Bristol and that his earlier letter to manager Jack Flynn was not an attack but an expression of wanting another chance to prove himself.
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Phonenix
Jack Flynn
Warren
Bristol
Flynn
Y M C A Notes Schedule and Community Supper
The YMCA announces next week gym classes for Juniors High School and other groups with times listed. Tickets for the Community Supper under the Ladies Committee are selling fast. Franklin Allen will speak on Creating the Community. A long list of Ladies Committee members is provided and the supper menu includes fruit cocktail ham chips chicken salad pie coffee and ice cream.
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Ben Franklin Allen
AO Mo Merriman
Colin T Holm
Herrs Wood
C RB Rockwell
Robert McCaughes
McCaughey
Mine Bourn
Jessie Bo Foles
Daniel G Coggeshall
AO OW Jarrett
Irs
Wiham Bradford Mirs
Joseph Eckersley
Harry Barton
Henry I. Sanford
Henrie Bullock
Fred GG Buansdal
Wallis EF Howe
Tames Edge
Jo Winthrop DeeWot
George S Richardson
Banjamin Mc MacDougall
Pred Wicbur
Obituary of Martha W Card Passes Morning at Home
Martha Washington Card died at five o'clock yesterday morning at her parents home under Peleg Card on Poppasatash road. Born February 22 1876 in East Greenwich she moved to this town as a child and resided here. She was a Trinity Church member and survived by three brothers James Card Hates Card Bar rington Charles Card Boston and sister Mrs Gertrude Hopkins Newport. Funeral from her late residence tomorrow at 2 o'clock with interment at North Cemetery.
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Peleg Card
Poppasatash Road
East Greenwich
Trinity Church
James Card
Card
Barrington
Charles Card
Boston
Gertrude Hopkins
Newport
North Cemetery
Fire Companies Hold Monthly Meetings and Armistice Parade Plans
Four volunteer fire companies met Wednesday in their halls. Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose and Hydraulion Engine and Hose vote to participate in the Armistice Day parade. Fair Committee reports arrangements for a Grand Army Hall fair opening tomorrow night and running Saturdays through Nov 24 with Martellys Orchestra. One candidate voted in, two applications for membership. King Phicp Fire Company declines parade invitation. Defiance Hose Company to host Hallowe en dance Saturday Nov 3 at Bristol Neck fire station.
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Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder
Fair Committee
Grand Army Hall
Martelly
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
King Phicp Fire Company
Defiance Hose Company
Bristol Neck
St Michael's Church Weekly Services and Japanese Mission Relief
The nineteenth Sunday after Trinity at St Michael's Church features Holy Communion with sermon at 10 30 and First Communion for the confirmation class at 12. Evening Prayer with address at 7 30. Additional offerings for the Japanese Mission Relief fund are invited and may be placed on collection plates.
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ST. Michael’s Church
Jaaanese Mission
Church Services Bulletin for Sunday and Weekday Worship
The schedule lists 9th Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 7 30, Church School at 9 45, Matins at 10 00, Sung Mass and sermon at 10 45, Evensong and address at 7 30 PM, and daily 7 30 AM services except Monday.
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Kvensong
Congregational Church Weekly Services Highlight
Friday night service at 7 30 and Sunday morning worship at 10 30 led by the pastor. Sermon titled Religion as a Question of Profit or Loss. Church School gathers at noon. Union service Sunday night at 7 30 in the chapel with sermon and choir. Religious instruction class meets Wednesday at 2 35 in the Chapel.
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School For Religious Instruction
State Street M. E. Church Sunday Schedule Amid Services
Sunday morning 10 30 communion and short sermon on Some Difficulties in the Way of Loving God. Sunday School at 12 noon. 6 30 opening Epworth League service of the fall. Pastor leads the meeting. 7 30 chion meeting at the Congregational Church. Prayer meeting this evening at 7 30. Public invited to all services.
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God
Congregational Church
Morning church service and Union Service note
Morning service at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor on The Three Crosses. Church School at 11 45. Fruenting service omitted for some in the Union Service at the First Congregational Church.
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First Congregational Church
Warren and Bristol Set for Fourth Little World Series Game
The fourth game between Warren and Bristol will be played Sunday afternoon at Birven Field. Fans were disappointed by last Sunday's result and Bristol's leverage with North Cambridge was noted. Warren reportedly rallied funds for big leaguers while Bristol played under contract, yielding a Bristol 11 to Warren 2 hat tally.
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Warren
Bristol
Birven Field
Cambridge
North Cambridge
Sunda
Scouts Prepare for Brockton Fair Games Tomorrow
All local scouts bound for Brockton Fair report to the Scout Building at 7:15 PM for final transportation instructions. Practice 16 today and tonight, scouts leave by autos at 5:30 AM tomorrow for Brockton. Fourth Troop enjoyed a busy evening with drills, games, boxing, and refreshments. Deputy Commissioner Fish will inspect next Thursday. Some scouts plan to attend a council fire at Roger Williams Park tomorrow evening with Providence troops.
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Brockton Fair
Brockton
Fish
Roger Williams Park
Providence
Members' Council Supper Recaps Spirit and Plans
The Members' Council Supper drew forty attendees from the Association and community. An appealing menu included beef loaf escaloped potatoes tomatoes rolls coffee jelly and cupcakes. After a lively talkfest elders showcased wit and the crowd adopted committee reports and minor details. Mrs Holm urged funds for the speaker with Wallis E Howe named cashier and 53 50 raised. G I Fassett spoke on Y inner spirit and democratic growth followed by a Radio Club concert. Council adjourned until November 1 with interim board meetings planned.
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G I. Fassett
Provdence Association
British versus Yankee Justice in Taft's Crime View
Taft argues American crime policy is a disgrace while contrasting high murder rates in the United States with Britain's harsh punishment practices. He cites executions as a deterrent and claims women’s equality should include equal punishment for murder, critiquing U.S. legal manipulation and impunity for many killers.
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Taft
United States
Britain
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