Reveling on Bay View avenue leads to district court verdict
In a district court session, Ernest Servant Charles Lucien and Leon Lemaire were found guilty of reveling after allegedly attacking fruit peddler Morris Blackburn on Bay View avenue. Judge Bosworth imposed a $20 fine with bonds set at $100 each on appeal. Other defendants, George Gagan Buster Smith and Thomas Kenney, received sentences for vagrancy and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Servant
Charles Lucien
Eon Lemaire
Bay View Avenue
Morris Blackburn
Court Street
Blackburn
F. H. Hammill
Bosworth
John H. Morrissey
Servant
Leon Lemaire
George Gagan
Buster’’ Smith
Warren
House of Correction
Smith
Thomas Kenney
Hotel de Barns
Bristol Neck
Home of Correction
Fune
Joseph Martino
Fall River
J. H. Morrissey
Thames Street
Martino
Ostherine Street
District Court
The
Star Laundry Company
O. H. Straight
W. T. O'Donnell
Mary A. Hargreaves
Pietro Borio
Successful Class Supper for Bristol High Class of ’07
A grand supper and sale was held at Grand Army hall by Bristol High School Class of ’07. Guests enjoyed salads cold meats ice cream cake and confections. Hall decor featured brown and gold. Dancing ran 10 to 12 with Herreshoff’s six piece orchestra. The class officers and members listed include Nathaniel Herreshoff Jr Harold Peckham Sidney Herreshoff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Hall
Bristol High School
Herreshoff
Nathaniel Herreshoff, Jr
Harold Peckham
Sidney Herreshoff
Treasury
Madeline Reynolds
Elizabeth Tobin
Catherine Levere
Jennette Moffitt
Laura Fish
Mabelle
Manchester
Arthur Newman
Honor among thieves and senatorial courtesy
A playful exchange as Prof Broadhead equates honor among thieves with senatorial courtesy, a tongue in cheek contrast highlighting political and moral codes through a father son moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Prof
Broadhead
Son
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Laxative Bromine
An old advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using laxative bromine quinine tablets. It promises a refund if it fails to work and features the E W Gr signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W
Bristol Defeats Barrington in YMCA Football Clash
Bristol high school team dominates Barrington on the Common, 16 0 at halftime. Wardwell adds a field goal in the second half before a rain shower ends play. Lineups feature Brightman and Wardwell among Bristol players. Earlier, Warren High beat Bristol 7 0 in a half game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington High School
Bristol Boys
Bristol
Wardwell
Barrington
Simmons
L.e. le
Herrmann Bradie
Kelly
Leg
Carney Adama
Oc. c
Gempp Harris
Stewart Fritzel
R.t. R.t
Oliver Buckingham
R.e. R.e
Bradie Wallis
Q.b. G.b
Wardwell Bryden R. Hb. B. R.b.b
Banquet Honoring Woonsocket Rubber Co Leader Col Colt
Col Samuel P. Colt President of Woonsocket Rubber Co hosted a banquet at Harris Hall Woonsocket for about 250 baseball enthusiasts. The Alice Mill team won the league pennant and Colt treated the eight league teams to dinner with managers umpires scorers and mill representatives present. George Schlosser Superintendent of Alice Mill presided. At close, three cheers and a deafening tiger honored Colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Colt
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Harris Hall
Woonsocket
Alice Mill
Mill Baseball
Col. Colt
George Schlosser
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Warewell
Bristol, R
Wardwell Lumber CO
Union Trust Company
E Bank OF the People
Staples
COAL
F.T. Remieres
Hope and
Bradford Sts
Garnations
Doz
R. H. Dunbar
Hope Street Florist
Bristol Granite Company
Cor.Hope and
Perry Sts
Bristol, R.J
Poppasquash Road
Mary
Mary E. Pierce
Wood Street
Alice McDonald
Miss Pierce
Agnes Murphy
Elizabeth Keegan
Catherine Trainor
Roselma Lemaire
Kathleen Christie
Sarah Garrity
Angie W. Pierce
St. Marys Church
Hope Street
Bristol, R. I
Stevens & CO
Bristol Jewelers
Merchants National Bank
Westminster Street
Providence, R. I
Aone TA Berl
Moitley SauKour
Royal C Taft
Moses J. Barber
Sam’s R. Dorrance
Frank A. Greene
State Street
Herman Thiele
Easterbrooks
S. B. Paull
E. G. Spooner
Young's Deug
Earle & Prew’s Express Office
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