Bristol Evens The Series 12
Bristol ties the series at 12 as Passages bats Harris Boeckle and Dee deliver. Woehr to Butler to McInnis turn double plays. Burns to Creary to Sullivan to Haley. Ehmke fans 11, Benton 3. Walks: Ehmke 1 Benton 5. Sullivan error over passed ball. Hit by pitch Ehmke Benton. Bristol leaves 3 on base. Warren 8. Umpires Finnell and Graham. Time Jh 40m.
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Harris
Boeckle
Dee
Haley
Beauregard
Woehr
Butler
McInnis
Burns
Creary
Sullivan
Ehmke
Benton
Bristol
Warren
Finnell
Graham
Armistice Day plans outlined by local American Legion post
With Commander B. W. Wall away at a national convention in San Francisco Vice Commander Albert A. Edmands presided. The group set a November 10 banquet at the Hotel Belvedere and agreed to participate in the Armistice Day parade. An open meeting for Babbitt Post No. 15 was accepted for October 26, and plants were urged to close on Armistice Day. A Ladies Night is planned for next Tuesday, and bowling schedules are being arranged for a late month tournament.
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B. W. Wall
The
American Legion
San Francisco
Albert A. Edmands
Kearney
Grand Army
Hotel Belvedere
Babbitt Post
Grand Army Hall
Y Bowling Committee Plans Dual Leagues For November Start
The Y bowling committee decides to raise rates with Board approval to run two leagues Class A and Class B. Averages set at 450 for Class A and 430 for Class B. Games at 8 pm on Mon Tue and Thu. American Legion may use alleys Wed or Fri. Registration closes Oct 27. Prizes aligned for both leagues. Alleys rotate 1 2 3 and 4. Captains to run each league.
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Board of Managers
American Légion
Community Supper Tickets On Sale At Y M C A Bristol
The Ladies Committee of the Y M C A announces ticket sales for the Community Supper at the Y M C A this Thursday evening. Ben Franklin Allen a specialist in community planning will discuss Creating the Community Spirit in a talk described as timely and potentially startling about Bristol's community problems.
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Y.M CA
Ben Franklin Allen
Bristol
Joint Fair Opens By Local Fraternal Groups
The joint fair by United Brothers Social and Doric Clubs begins at the Naval Armory with ten decorated booths and dancing led by Capt. Fred M. Straight. A Thursday parade will feature Asir Sanctorum No.160 and Amity Lodge No.6 I O O F with Franklin Lodge I O O F Providence attending tonight.
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United Brothers Social
Doric Clubs
Naval Armory
Fred M. Straight
Misses Wood
Raymond A. Card
Willard S. Kenney
Floyd Huestis
Walter McGann
Ivy Wennerstrand
Theodore O. Gladding
Harold E. Hill
Earle H McKenzie
Willard S. Kenney, Jr
Albert E. Benard
Amity Lodge
Warren
Franklin Lodge
Providence
Birth of Louise Franklin to Pick Family in Providence
In Providence Oct 5 at the Lying-in Hospital a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Louis Pick of Boston. Mrs Pick formerly Miss Minnie Franklin of this town.
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Pick
Providence
Louise Franklin
Louis Pick
Boston
Minnie Franklin
DeWolf Curtis and Tetreaul Langello Marriages in Stamford
In Stamford Connecticut on Oct 2 Philip DeWolf and Mrs Frederika Dorinch Curtis wed. On Oct 6 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church William Tetreault and Blanche Louise Langello were married by Rev Constantino Sassi.
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DeWolf—Curtis
Stamford
Conn
Philip DeWolf
Frederika Dorinch Curtis
Richard Doringh
Dr Doringh
Bristol
Tetreault
Ilangello
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Constantino Sassi
William W. Tetreault
Mass Blanche Louise Langello
Keating and Shippee Obituaries in Rhode Island
Died Keating in Providence Rhode Island Hospital John Keating of this town aged 51 Funeral services from the residence of his brother J Frank Keating 107 Franklin Street Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock Relatives and friends invited to attend Shippee At Howard RI Oct 7 David Shippee of this town aged 71 years
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Keating
Providence
Rhode Island
John Keating
J. Frank Keating
Franklin Street
Shippee
Howard
R I
David Shippee
Old Portsmouth Sailor Recalls Captain and Admiral
Edward K Reynolds of Bristol Rhode Island wrote to Admiral Culme Seym our in 1923 recalling sailing from Portsmouth 51 years earlier aboard HMS Volage and the ill fated HMS Captain. The reply came from Captain Michael Culme Seymour's son now commanding H M S Capetown in Boston harbor.
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Capetown
Michael Culmeeymour
West Indies
Boston
Edward K. Reynolds
Portsmouth
England
Bay of Biscay
Turtle
Last Perk
Admiral Fullerton
McUlme-Seymour
Kearney Auxiliary Accepts Armistice Parade Invite
At the monthly meeting of the Kearney Unit 6 American Legion Auxiliary in GAR Hall a parade invitation was accepted. A play project was organized under Rogers Producing Co. The harvest supper was financially successful and relief requests will be referred to Mrs A W Barrett or Mrs Fred M Straight for prompt action.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Kearney
Gar Hall
Rogers
Harvest Supper Committee
A W. Barrett
Relief Committee
Fred M Straight
Auxiliary
Female Charitable Society Yearly Report Reflects Quiet Aid
The society reports steady pension distributions funded by member dues and interest. Despite hard times, it paid $69 in appropriations, received bequests and gifts, and notes dwindling annual members as treasurer and former members pass. Secretary Harrift L Peckham signs the annual missive.
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Board of Managers
Bristol Curl Scouts Elect New Officers and Patrol Leaders
Elizabeth Marz was elected secretary and Ethel Robinson treasurer at the Bristol Curl Scouts meeting in John Post Reynolds school auditorium. Arleen Holm named press correspondent with Hoar and Holm in charge. patrol leaders chosen for four patrols. Hallowe'en social planned for next meeting, moved to Thursday due to Columbus Day. Charles H Church of Pasadena sold his estate on Burton Street to Everett LeBaron Church. family to move soon.
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Charles H Church
Pasadena
Cal
Everett LeBaron
Burton Street
Popnasquash Road
Church
Funeral Rites for Mass Martha W Card Held at Home
Funeral services for Mass Martha W Card who died Wednesday were conducted at 2 PM Saturday at her parents home Mr and Mrs Peleg Card Pappasquash road Rev Frederick L Maryon rector of Trinity Church officiated Burial followed at North Cemetery
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Martha W. Card
Peleg Card
Pappasquash Road
Frederick L. Maryon
Trinity Church
North Cemetery
Injunction Blocks Smith Street Access Over Fence Dispute
A Supreme Court bill of equity yields an injunction against the Town Council and Highway Surveyor to stop opening land west of Thames Street as part of Smith Street. The order follows the removal of a wire fence by the highway official prompted by an action of the Misses Barns. The same fence was later again placed across the street end. Benjamin F Lindemuth represents the Misses Barns and James F Lavander represents the Town.
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Supreme Court
Misses Barns
Smith Street
Benjamin F Lindemuth
James F. Lavander
Bristol Troop Scouts Impress at Brockton Fair
The Second Bristol Troop and about forty scouts traveled by auto trucks to Brockton Fair for scouring events under Brockton Fair Association, placing fourth with six points. Troop 2 Bristol won medals in semaphore signaling and first aid, with others strong. Troop 1 Foxboro placed third and Troops 1 and 4 Bristol led regional results. The group toured the fair, returned home about eight PM, and upcoming meetings and Armistice Day plans were announced.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Brockton Fair
Brockton Fair Association
Brockton
Foxboro
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Y M C A Notes on Brockton Fair Outing and Meetings
The article notes a well attended YMCA outing to the Brockton Fair last Saturday with an engaging day for men. It mentions an afternoon Board of Managers meeting to transact important business and notes all gymnasium classes organize this week.
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Board of Managers
Visitation by Rhode Island Sons of Veterans at Soldiers' Home
More than 300 visitors including Sons of Veterans, auxiliary members, and Women's Relief Corps members attended Rhode Island Sons of Veterans annual visit to the Soldiers' Home at Metacom and McKenzie avenues. They were welcomed by Commandant Susan M. Sheple after a luncheon and band concerts. Athletic events and entertainment followed, with Budlong Corps members also visiting and bringing treats for the comrades.
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Sons of Veterans
Department of Rhode Island
Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans Reserves
Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans of Rhode Island
Memorial Gateway
Metacom and
McKenzie Avenue
Frank L. Barrows
Frank
Frank L. Curtis
Recreation Hall
Budlong Corps
No. 2
Woman’s Relief Corps
Westerly
Tetreault Langello Wedding at Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Miss Blanche Louise Langello and William Tetreault wed in the Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel on a Saturday morning. Rev Constantino Sassi officiated with Sophia Velecca as bridesmaid and James Velocca as best man. The couple, after a reception at 49 E Street, plan a wedding trip to New York Philadelphia and Montreal before settling at 7 Roma.
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Tetreault—Langello
Blanche Louise Langello
William Tetreault
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Constantino Sassi
Sophia Velecca
James J. Velocca
Felix Langello
E Street
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
Tetreault
Roma Street
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Gree
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Daric Clubs
E. K. Reynolds
Son of
Church St
R. I
H.M S. Volage
Reynolds
Mherreshoff Manufacturing Company
Harry Carey
Desert
Harold Lloyd
Daniel Boone
Felix the Cat
Neal Hart
Salty Saunders
Specia Pola Negri
Frigue
Paris
Jack Livingston
Mary Wynn
Kentucky
Charlie Chaplin
Starland Review
Harrift L Peckham
Girl Scouts
BOY Scout
Sons of Veterans and Relief Corps
Oswego
LA Touraine
Touraine
Hamburg
Swift
Frankforts
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