Bristol Council Receives Rail Proportion Aid Offer
The Bristol Town Council considers a letter from E J Phillips of the New Haven Railroad offering to contribute 7500 toward repaving Thames street section between rails while the town pays 45000 total cost. The proposal covers rail expenses and waives maintenance between rails and eighteen inches outside. Authority to remodel the Franklin street passenger station and bulk yard improvements is noted.
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Edward L. Leahy
E. J. Phillips
Law Department
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Thames Street
Providence
R I
Bristol
Rhode Island
Sim
Franklin Street
Ams
New Haven
New Haven Company
Leahy
Phillips
Mary F T Conners
American Railway
Crucial Mecca of Local Baseball Fans Favors Warren in Series Game
Warren eyes a decisive third game in the Little World Series against Bristol at Jamies Park next Sunday. Warren strengthens the battery with Harper and Carrigan. Torphy Butler infield. Gagnon Demoe infield. Lavallee Therrien Tetreault in the outfield. Bristol hopes for Dodgers’ Cadore to pitch with Jim Wilson. Ward Ward Burns infield. Skilton Twombley Simpson in the outfield. Bristol cheerleaders travel on the 115 train led by Charles Pardey to boost the home team.
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Bristol
Warren
Jamies Park
Bhiven Field
Higgins
Harper
Carrigan
Red Torphy
Bristol Female Charitable Society Elects Officers
The Bristol Female Charitable Society held its annual meeting at Mrs Sarah E Spooner’s Hope Street home. First Directress Spooner was re-elected. new officers include Second Directress Miriam W Skinner Secretary Treasurer Harnet L Peckham and a Board of Managers with several named members. Over $30,000 has been disbursed to aid the poor since the society’s founding in 1811.
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Bristol Female Charitable Society
Sarah E Spooner
Hope Street
Gilbert E Edgett
State Street ME
Bristol
Anna R Thompson
Miriam W Skinner
Harnet L. Peckham
Henrys M Gibson
Gertrude D Drury
Belle M Wardwell
Eva 1D Barrett
Fred G Blaisdell
Lillia R Farrington
Giants Win First World Series Game At Polo Grounds
The New York Giants defeat the New York Yankees 3 2 in the first game of the World Championship series at the Polo Grounds. Nehl Ryan Snyder and Bush for the Giants. Host Schoing for the Yankees. Giants have 11 hits 3 errors. Yankees 7 hits 0 errors. Attendance 36 514 receipts 119 036.
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New York Yankees
Polo Grounds
New York
Nehl
Ryan
Snyder
Giants
Bush
Schoing
Yankees
Barnes
Shawkey and Schang
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Louis A. Beauregard
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Great Northwest
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Canadian Woods
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