Bristol Y M C A bowling league entry list 1909
A 1909 Bristol news snippet details the Bristol Y M C A bowling league with 12 teams in the Major League. It lists each team name, captain, key players, and team average scores ranging from 428 to 445. The article also notes a rugby match at Warren and several local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Y. M. C. A
Moonshiners
C. W. Cromer
R. W. Nelson
W. Brownell
J. Bottomley
J. Edmonds
John B. Newman
R.H. Dunbar
Harold Newman
Jack Davidson
J. Kinder
Hustlers
W. Dew Brown
Joseph Saillant
William McCaw
John Conrick
J. W. Church
Sunnysides
Robert Munro
Carlton Hill
Clarence Osterberg
F. E. Clark
Fred Wilson
Broilers
Andrew Schafft
H. Magee
George Paull
W. T. Remieres
George Clark
Hayseeds
J. W Best
Pardon Kenney
Lafayette Gorham
S. C. Dimond
A. R. Newman
W A. Snow
William Manchester
G H. Manchester
J T. Manchester
Garoos
C. H. Bickford
J. J. Walsh
Martin Nelle
J Pierce
E. F. Bracket
Mysteries
Rufus E. Murray
A. Davidson
Samuel Munro
James Davidson
H. Hawkins
Bertram W. Wall
C. W. West
C. Harriman
W McCaughey
Fred Wilbur
Hank Hanks
J F Farrally
Howard Church
F M Dimond
Geo Kinmeutt
Philip Brady
P Kenney
I. H Callan
William Higgins
Fred Hodgdon
George Rounds
Democratic rallies slated by Bristol Town Committee
Bristol Democratic Town Committee schedules four rallies at Columbia Hall Reynold School Italian Hall and Reynolds School on Oct 31 Nov 2 Nov 3 and Nov 5 presiding officials include Attorney General Hartigan Governor Green Lt Governor Quinn Secretary of State Cappell State Treasurer Prince and other state and local candidates with John Romano chairman presiding at Nov 3 event.
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Columbia Hall
Wood Street
Joseph Dennis
Hartigan
Prince D Vargas
Margaret Andrade
Aguir
Reynold
School High Street
Damiel Coggeshall
Green
Robert FE Quinn
Cappell
V Prince
John P Hartigan
P G Gerry
U S Rep
Gendon
Italian Hall
Han Peter Goelet Gerry
F B Condon
John Romano
Reynolds School
High Street
Leo Cantwell
Olympians Triumph 8-0 Over Back Bays In Opening Win
The Olympians defeated the Back Bays of Providence 8 to 0 at Haffenreffer's Field on Sunday. Key plays included a safety by Simone, a late fourth quarter touchdown by Sousa after line plunges, and strong backfield work by Cardoza and the Bisbanos as Coach Gorham eyes a sharper outfit for next week's clash with Joslin Tigers.
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Olympians
Providence
Haffenreffer
Cardoza
Simone
Bullock
Jackson
Homesters
R. Bisbano
Masceno
Sousa
O- Bisbano
Gerry
Paige
Zykies
Gorham
Joslin Tigers
Colt Falls to St Raphael 25 to 0 in Clash at Haffenweffer Field
Colt was decisively beaten by St Raphael 25 to 0 on Friday at Haffenweffer Field Metacam Avenue. The game showcased Colt’s fighting spirit as a concussion casualty from a hard tackle highlighted the rough but fair play. St Raphael's Coughlin scored two touchdowns and Emond added the extra, while Colt’s lineup featured Read Angevine Holden Morgan and Turillo among others.
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Colt
St Raphael
Haffenweffer Field
Metacam Avenue
de Capone
Saint Colt Rapharfi
Mef Moriat
Gaarveve le Russo Vaudrath
Fiske Karewag
G. Brown
Nkas
C. Lewis Chuterg
Trudell Braston
Ciriallo Blais
Securo Mahones
B. Capone
Conlon
Turtllo McKinnon
Russo Coughlin
Alfano
St Raphaelo
Coughlin
McKinnon Salvator
St . Raphael
Emond
St Raphael—Emond
Conlon Salvatore
Mahoney Procaccini
McElroy
McKinnon Collins
Garvey
Cullen
Collins Marceau
Vaudrain
Kennes
Gilas
Mulholland
Chute
Collins
Mooney
Brayton
Mulholand
Karena
Ares
Blais
Farrell
McKinnon
Colt Memorial
Angevine
Read
Brown Holden
Ciriallo
Morgan
Turillo
Bennet
Russo
Brown
J. P. Haughey
F. A Hopkins
C. H. Grasso
J. K. Quirk
Overheard quip at Bristol opera night
A guest misbelieves the overture climax signals a major aria. The man asks if the swell is Il Trovatore's refrain or a Puccini aria. His wife, glancing at the program, quips that it is simply the refrain from Spitting.
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Yours Truly
Bristol Corner Becomes City Landmark for Locals
The text describes Bristol's parallel to Broadway and Forty-second Street, noting a corner in New York City where all Bristol residents eventually pass. It underscores the corner of State and Hope streets as a cultural touchstone for Bristolians venturing beyond home.
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Bristol
New York City
State
Hope Streets
Hope Street Readings Mark Town Center Survey
Surveyors take readings and stake Hope street through town center signaling a possible new highway. Residents hope for a smooth main street that preserves eye-teeth while offering safer, clearer travel through the principal route.
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Hope
Personal nomination for a grand old trouper
The writer praises DeWolf Hopper for reciting Casey at the Bat on radio with vivid stage gestures and wit. Hopper, introduced as master of ceremonies, quips about ego and boasts a bright Californian wit amid hometown reflections and Halloween notes.
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Casey
DeWolf Hopper
Raddio
Democrats Hold First Rally Here Saturday
The first campaign rally in Bristol was held in Italian Hall on Wood Street. Speakers led by Peter G. Gerry Governor Green Lieut. Gov. Quinn and Congressman Francis B. Condon extolled the administration and assailed Republicans. Local figures including Councilman Romano presided and others urged support.
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Bristol
Democratic Party
Italian Hall
Wood Street
Peter G. Gerry
Green
Quinn
Francis B. Condon
Councilman Romano
Democratic Town Committee
Thomas H. Byrnes
Pasquale Pagnano
Aaron Usher
House of Representatives
D. W. Coggeshall
Darel Vargas
James T. Pierce
Bristol Scouts Elevate Three to Life Scout and One to Star Scout
In a Thursday Scout Hall ceremony, Joseph Vollaro Samuel Levinton and Maynard Shulman of Troop 4 earned Life Scout rank, Harris Fonseca reached Star Scout, and other merit badges were awarded to members of Troops 1 and 2. The event featured leadership from Merton A Cheesman and George R Fish, with the Good Turn Mobilization parade in East Providence drawing thousands.
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Bristol
Court of Honor
Scout Hall
Joseph Vollaro
Samuel Lévinton
Maynard Shusman
Vollaro
Alexander Vollaro
Bradford Street
Pine Tree Patrol
Guite- Tas
Harris Fonseca
Martin Edmonds
Canning
Albert Vasconcellos
Narragansett Council
East Providence
Bristol Boy Scouts
Dr Alan Poole obituary notice in Bristol
Dr Alan M Poole aged 88 of Bristol died recently at home on State Street He was a physician and longtime resident with ties to the Bristol community A remembrance service is planned at a local church with burial at a nearby cemetery and an informal gathering to follow
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Bristol
Circe
Hallow’een
Community events calendar highlights various fundraisers and plays
A list of upcoming events runs from October 30 to December 7 at venues including the State Street Armory Hotel Belvedere Grand Army Hall and Guiteras House. Activities include bingo masques dinners dances suppers luncheons bridgematches and a senior play Pollyanna with Colt High School and Michael's Players.
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State” Street Armory
Hallowe'en
Hotel Belvedere
Bristol
C. E.congregational Church
Guiteras House
State Street M. E
Parish
Parish Aid Society of Trinity Church
Colt High School
Auspices Congregational Club
Ladies Aid Society
State Street
M. E
Mité Sociéty
First Baptist Church
Str’ Michael’s
Alexander S. Basilevitch
Bristol General Election Warnings 1934 Unemployment Bond Question
Town Sergeant Thomas E Johnson issues a formal notice for Bristol voters to meet in Districts 1 and 2 on November 6 1934 to vote for federal and state officials and to decide the Third Unemployment Relief Loan bonds. The notice specifies polling hours from 9 am to 8 pm and lists the required offices and the statewide bond proposition.
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Bristol
Artillery Armory
State Street
John Post Reynolds
High Street
Rhodes Island
United States
Rhode Island
General Assembly
Thomas E. Johnson
Edwardian Era by Maurois Reviewed as Political Study
The Edwardian Era surveys Edward VII's reign through politics and policy more than portraiture. It contrasts with Benson's intimate King Edward VII, presenting a heavier, less admiring view of the Kaiser and international affairs, not suited to casual readers.
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André Maurois
E. F. Benson
Edward VII
Benson
Canterbury
Edward
Queen Victoria
Mr. Maurois
Holiday mail and Sunday schedule notes
The notice lists holidays on January 1 and February 22. Mails received at 6:20, 7:10, 2:05, 5:05, and 6:55 P.M. with a train omission on Saturdays. Sundays show 8:05 A.M. service on January 1 and February 22 only.
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Colt Memorial High School
Warren
Warren High School
Franklin Street
Ladies’ Sunday School Teachers’ Association
St Mary's Church
T J Gillan
Anna Hughes
Mary Morrissey
Margie Tobin
Mars Scott
Horace Miller
Skunk Club
Horace
Muller
Skunk
Stephen T Church
Jorge L. Locke
Wallis FE Howe
Arthur W . Howe
Wallis Fo Howe
van Brister
Josephine Tobin
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Bristol Democratic Town Committee
Q Bisbano
de Loro Vergills
McCaugh Pasquareh
Caracei Gerry
Camp Bullock
Caito Tackson
Strong Quartaro
Kozurky
Servant
Quartaro
Sousa Daponte
Vergilli
Ascoli
Carmone
Monterusco
McCaugh
Coleman
de Loro
Northup
Riccio
G Magee
M_ Knickerbocker
ST. Raphael
Rotary Bowling League
New Dealers
Otteners
Sm Cyclones
deRocha
Johnson
Holden
Huestis
Liscomb
Ih Church
Perrott
Cretchell
F Wilbur
E Mapes
Dimond QI
Lawson
DeWolt
Grae
Alan M. Poole
Telephone
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
Hope Street
D’coats
Vane
New York
Colonial Wharf
Colonial
Buffington’s Drug Store
Pasquale Alello
Hope Highlands
R. I
J .A. Latham
Mount Hope Avenue
Sarah B. Bain
Huddy & Moulton
State OF
Providence Plantations
Town OF
Post Office
Leon E. McCaw’s Grocery Cor. High & Constitutions
Lts
Michael Vaccaro Riano Tuner
Monroe Ave
R. 1
Dorchester Mutual
Boston
E. L. Watson Co., Inc
Weybosset Street
R. L
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street Tel
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
Bristol 385
G. E. Garvin
Richmond St
Thames St
Bristol District Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Hope St
Thyra Carlson
High Dt
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