Baseball Financial Report Openers at Fair Haven
First game of season at Fair Haven shows multiple player fares and guarantees. Detail lists numerous names including Harrington Guinan Lafontaine Tucker Fiske Morris and others, with totals, collections, and gains for May games and opening May 16 at Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Warren
Pine
Hall River
New Bedford
Fall River
Bristol
Harrington
Costigan
Tucker
Fiske
van Almkerk
Morris
Guinan
Fitzgerald
Miller
Fall River Police
Sarrington
Van
Sylvester
Lafontaine
Watson & Newell
Cacker
Charles Herrmann
Bat
Lime
Harrisvile
Trainor
Ball
Harwood
Providence
Boys
Lafortaine
Jone
Fair Haven Guarantee
Stacker
Kiske
Bail
Coventry Guarantee
Herrmann
Hall
M. O D. Bordene
Hamilton
Locker
Morrisa
Witherell
Collection
Watuppas
Ifiske
Gain
Fall River Independents
Welch
Flake
Daffy
Sullivan
Leahy
Ampire
Buys
Anawams
Huggins
Acker
McKeon
Lawyers
Rische
Chace
St. Teresas
Umpis
Attleboro Athletics
Connolly
Hiske
James
Rigode
Cambridge Club
Trip
Colored Giants
Anoker
Brides
Fall River Athletics
Hill
Lucien
Lemaire
Ahearn
Man
Risohe
Abeard
Yan
Guin ‘An
Republican Caucus in Pokanoket Hall Chooses Hammill as Representative Nominee
The Pokanoket Hall caucus drew a large crowd with two contests. Frank H Hamill beat Charles S Cummings for Representative and a pro Ashton slate won the State Central Committee delegates. James O Church named senator candidate. Henry W Hayes elected chair. 237 votes cast with Hammill 144 to Cummings 98. The town committee list was elected unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pokanoket Hall
Frank H. Hammill
Charles S. Cummings
John T Ashton
State Central Committee
John T. Ashton
Henry W. Hayes
Edward E. Wilkinson
Howard W. Ohurch
W. A. Cross
Benjamin M. MacDougall
Ashton
Ninety Eight Years Old Celebrates Birthday in Warwick
Sunday William Batty Kimball, 98, marked his birthday at his Hope and Smith streets home. Born in Warwick in 1810, he worked at cotton mills in Pontiac and Rockland, ran a Warwick grocery, and retired in 1870. He recalls the 1815 September gale, votes in every presidential election since 1836, and has a son Charles Edmonds Kimball, a former railroad president now in New York City. He has a sister in Coventry aged 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Batty Kimball
Hope
Smith Streets
Mr. Kimball
Warwick
Amos
Hannah Edmunds Kimball
Pontiac
Rockland
Pokanoket Manufacturing Company
Phoenix
Kimball
Natick
O. W. Rhodes
Pawtuxet
Kmball
Eas & Sickness
Frugal Finance Advice Promises Comfort in Crises
A短style admonition urges steady credit and prudent spending to avoid hardship. It stresses that sound finances grant ease and warn against extravagance as a false comfort.
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Wardwell Lumber CO
Bristol, R
Connery
Congo
F. Tremieres
Cor. Hope and Bradford Sts
Sgt
Ray
Gustém
A. P. Nerone
Hughes
Baseball Financial Report
Treasury
J. C. Church
Frank H.hamill
Hope ST
R. I
Edward D. Kunz
Jeweler Optician
E. F. Dolan
G. A. R. Hall
The
Providence Telephone Co
Contract Department
Union 8St
Staples Coal Company
State Street
Bristol County Gas and Ie Y
Lachea Electric Company