Electrical Exposition Expanded by Rhode Island League
The Electrical League of Rhode Island expands its biennial exposition to the Cranston Street Armory the week of October 12. Secretary Harry E. Dawson says attendance should surpass the 50,485 record set in 1927 at the Rhode Island Auditorium. The armory provides more floor space for a broader show of electricity use in industry agriculture and homes.
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R. l. Electrical Exposifion
Electrical League of
Rhode Island
Cranston Street State Armory
Harry E. Dawson
Battalion Meeting of Bristol Train of Artillery
The Bristol Train of Artillery invites all members to an evening meeting at the armory on State Street Thursday September 19. A chowder supper will be served followed by a smoker and a session to discuss future activities for the fall and winter.
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Bristol
Shower for Miss Ivy Robinson before wedding
Miss Ivy Robinson was surprised by about fifty friends at Miss Mary M. Neumann’s home at 40 Catherine Street. The gathering featured vocal and instrumental music and a light collation as gifts and good wishes poured in for her upcoming wedding later this month.
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Ivy Robinson
Mary M. Neumann
Catherine Street
Miss Robinson
Obnoxious Odors From Silver Creek Prompt Council Actions
The Town Council met to address odors near Silver Creek blaming a bulkhead for stagnation. Engineer W W Perry rejected the dam as the odor cause, citing sewage entering from the harbor and a high tide manhole opening. Other town matters included signage permissions, paving, licenses, and budget approvals.
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W. W. Perry
Sewer Department
Silver Creek
James T Connors
W W Perry
State Board of Public Roads
Perry
Hlonty Jolasiello
High Street
Bradford Street
Council
M J. Maetoza
Hope Villa
Hopeworth Avenue
Bristol Aerte Fraternal Order of Fagles
Makowsky
Buidld Ings
Albert A’ Edmonds
State Street
Bristol Garden Club
Rockwell Hall
Antoine Cariglia
Wood Street
Victorine Augular
Third Street
Antoni Seneca Vincenzo Beretto
John Minasana
Mariano Ferrera
Cole Street
John Ro Masterson
High and
Granteo
Giuseppe Cortelessa
Antonio Carvalho
Bay View
Manuel Ko Cabral Natoma
Carvalho
Boy Seeks Coasting Visit on Bridge Night
Edward tries to persuade his mother to let him go coasting. She insists on waiting until Wednesday. He argues that Wednesday is bridge night and he usually goes on a lark while they play.
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Edward
Lad
Twilight League Batting Averages Reported By Bristol Club
The Bristol Twilight League official batting and fielding averages are compiled by James B. Lee the league scorer. The Phoenix presents the season totals noting forfeited and protested games excluded from averages.
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Twilight League
Bristol Twilight League
James B. Lee
Phoenix
Hot Stove
Phenix
Pitchers Averages and Lead Hitting in Cranstons Batting Polls
Coughlin of the Cranstons tops the league in stolen bases for the season. Sunderland and Bill Cooper lead home runs with three each, while Notte Sousa and several others hit multiple homers. Sunderland also scored the most runs with 18.
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Gab Sby Regnier
Battery C
Gardiner
Whirl
Brown
Sunderland
Greenwood
Bell
Jarvis
B. Ses
Conway
Sousa
C Il
Sevigny
Bull
Coughlan
Moore
Cooper
Darcy
Remick
Flanagan
Danis
T Andrade
Garvin
Sullivan Boe
M Rippel
O'Rourke
Mer Lewis
O’rourke
Ruggiero
Stone
Regnier
Mathews
BE. Mortenson
Michaels
Rinaldi
Mott
J Andrade
Lo Oh
Velleca
Matroni
Ta Menard
Quinton
Manat
Poole
Young B
Servant
Best
Notte
McNally
Cavallaro C
Mer Alessio
Kelmore
Murphy
Marshall
Maher
Belmore
Aso
Oliver
Lewis BR
Cardiner
Raker
Andrade
Ethier
Wwiladue
Sullivan
Young
Abate
LeClerc
McKenna
Mortenson
Magagna
Moorea
Kelley Remick
Riopel
H Gladue
Biancuzzo
Coughlin
Gallagher
M. Riopel
Oliver Cc
Drummeys
Ll. Menard
Cavallaro
Joseph
Yomes
Ethel
Blancuzzo
Alesio
Desilets
Cc T Andrade
Ono FE
Menard
Drummey
Matthews
Jam” Coughlin
Cranstons
Jud— Red” Sunderland
Bill Cooper
Trpies
Fther
Baker
Magagna Jarvin
Young LeClerc Flanagan
Brown Jarvis
Jo Rippel
Dares
J Riepel
Convas
Gsladue
Odd Fellows Lodge Elects Officers in Nominal Vote
United Brothers Lodge No 1310 held its nominal officers election on Tuesday evening with a large turnout. Elected were Noble Grand Waitham H Remires Vice Grand Oswald LeClair Recording Secretary John Stewart Pts Financial Secretary Atmasa C Williston P G Treasurer John W Card P G Board of Trustees Dr W Fred Williams Frederick FE Garvin P G and Hiram A Rounds P G Hall Committee members include Hiram A Rounds Oswald LeClair and Jesse P Sousa. Installation planned for early next month.
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ODD Fellows
United Brothers Lodge
Waitham H Remires
Oswald LeClair
John
Stewart Pts
Atmasa C Williston
John W Card
W Fred Williams Frederick FE. Garvin
Hiram A Rounds
P G
Hall
Hiram A. Rounds
Jesse P Sousa
Real Estate Transfers in Bradentown and Providence to Eva M West
Ida F Corwin and others deed land and buildings on the north side of Summer Street in Bradenton to Eva M West. Leanora F E Wilcox of Providence deeds to Eva M West an interest in land and buildings on the north side of Summer Street.
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Ida F Corwin Et Als
Bradentown
Fla
Eva M
Summer Street
Leanora FE. Wilcox
Providence
Boy Struck by Car Injures Four Year Old in Driveway
Four year old Joseph Ventura of 78 Washington street was struck by a car driven by Norman E. Bovay of 74 Washington street Tuesday evening. He suffered a head wound requiring 24 stitches after running from his yard into the driveway leading to a private garage. Bovay transported him to Dr Antonio F. D'Angelo for treatment.
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Norman E. Bovay
Washington Street
Joseph Ventura
Manuel Ventura
Albert O. Earle
State Board of Public Roads
Bovay
Woman suffers multiple injuries after fall on Mt Hope area
Mrs. Mary Resendes, 45, of Mt Hope avenue and Fourth street, fell while walking on Mt Hope near Third street. Neighbors helped her home where Dr. John Bernardo treated a dislocated collarbone and fractured left wrist. She rests comfortably but faces weeks of recovery.
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Mary ‘Resendes
Mt. Hope Avenue
Fourth _ street
Mt Hope Avenue
Third Street
John R Bernardo
School Board Plans Monday Evening Meeting at Colt High
The school committee will meet Monday evening in Colt High School library to review enrollment reports, approve newly appointed teachers, and handle routine monthly business items. The schools opened Wednesday and several topics will be considered for action.
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Colt High School
Stomach Health Warned by Tongue Coating
A coated tongue signals digestive disorders that cause fatigue, bowel pains, sour stomach, and dizziness. The ad urges Tanlac as a remedy trusted by thousands, claiming it blends herbs and roots with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
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