Bristol vs Warren Baseball Clash Sparks City Rally
Warren and Bristol clubs bolster rosters for the third game of the series. Bottomley Keller Fitzgerald Davidson Gilmore Cumiskey Wright join, boosting local talent. Ticket price rises to 35 cents general, 45 cents grandstand to cover expenses and salaries.
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Warren Bottomley
Keller Fitzgerald
P. Davidson
Gandrews
Atisla
Porfér
Baker
Kerrey
Beauregard Wright
Thereia Gilmore
TES
Restorcs
Morrissey
G . J. Gain
Ryan_Martin
Sylvia Simister
Kelliher Fisher
Conway
Warren
Bottomley
Wright
Jack Gilmore
Cumiskey
Obituary for Miss Helen Frances Petty
Miss Helen Frances Petty of this town died yesterday morning at 5 o clock at her mother’s home 78 Thames Street from a complication of diseases she was 34 years old born in town daughter of the late John H Petty and Mrs William A Howard Smith resided here all her life educated in local public schools and for nine years worked in the stitching room at the National India Rubber Company she was a member of the First Baptist Church and Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters survived by her mother and two sisters Mrs Elmer C Maxfield and Mrs Bertram F Bullock Funeral services will be held from her late residence Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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William A. Howard Smith
Thames Street
Miss Petty
John H. Petty
National India Rubber Company
First Baptist Church
Edgehill Temple
Pythian’ Sisters
Elmer C. Maxfield
Bertram F. Bullock
Obituaries note Rose Cappizno and Helen Jances Petty
Rose Cappizno of this town died Oct 4 at Rhode Island Hospital age 40. Helen Jances Petty, daughter of the late John H. Petty and Mrs William Howard Smith, died Oct 6 in her 35th year. Funeral from 78 Frames street Saturday at 2 PM. relatives and friends invited.
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Providence
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Rose
Joseph Cappiznag
Petty
Helen Jances
John H. Petty
William Howard Smith
Fhames Street
Yankees Shut Out Giants In First Two World Series Games
The World Series opened at the Polo Grounds with the Yankees defeating the Giants 3 to 0 in game one, seven hits to five, 30,000 in attendance and $103,965 gate. Game two repeated the shutout as the Yankees scored three runs on three hits, Giants making two hits and three errors with about 35,000 fans and $115,320 in receipts.
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Congregational Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Wednesday chapel meeting, the Congregational Club elected officers for the coming year. Grace C. Paull was named President and Mabel L. Gardner as Vice President. Ethel M. Munro became Secretary and Mrs. Edward P. Church was chosen Treasurer. An executive board includes Mrs. William C. Hobbs and others. The Women’s Home Missionary Society also met in the chapel with Mrs. Clinton T. Sherman presiding.
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Grace C. Paull
Mabel L. Gardner
Ethel M. Munro
Edward P. Church
William C. Hobbs
Fred Wilbur
LeRoy D. Bell
Thomas McCaughey
Lhe Women’s Home Missionary Society
Clinton T. Sherman
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