Bristol Triumph Over Warren In County Baseball Match
Bristol businessmen defeated Warren 16 to 4 on the Common, after strengthening their lineup with Leahy at first, Demara at short, and Lucien pitching. Demara and Leahy starred for Bristol while Lucien quieted Warren’s batters. Munroe and Gilleran pitched for Warren but were hit hard. Dimond and Hopkins contributed key plays in a game that raised funds for the Children’s Home.
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Bristol
Warren
Attorney Leahy
George Demara
Charles Lucien
Demara
Leahy
Lucien
Munroe
Smith
Gilleran
E. M. Dimond
Cornell
O. Dimond
F. Dimond
B. V. Morris
Farrally
Warren Business Men
Ab Ribpon
Sparks
Persons
Hopkine
Conway
Seymour
Luoden
Dimond
Hopkins
O Dimond
Bills
Rounds
Morris
Lucier
C. ©. Witherill
Herbert Ahearn
Town Council Hears Tax Relief Request And Grants Playground Sites
The Town Council met past midnight with full board. Dr W Fred Williams and Attorney Henry W Hayes urged reviewing assessors and rebating taxes. Petitions granted for Church and Hope street improvements and playground sites. funds unavailable for extra street lights. Lists of voters ordered printed. An antique Port Mahon painting donated for Memorial Hall. Several bills referred to auditor.
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W. Fred Williams
Mildred L. Williams
Williams
Henry W. Hayes
Church Street
Samuel Kinder
Hope Street
Coggeshall
Port Mahon
Mediterranean Sea
Charles H.spooner
Sarah Bliffens
Children’s Plaground Association
Jane Rockwell
Catherine Reynolds
Henry W. Remington
State Street
Harbor
Bristol Common
Court House
Byfield School House
Base Ball Challenge for Bristol County Title
The Bristol Stars issue a challenge to the Warren baseball team champions of the Inter-State League for a three game series to decide Bristol County. First game in Bristol, second in Warrens, third if needed at a later date. Warrens may select any opponents. Address Fred Lafontaine Bristol R 1.
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Bristol Stars
Warren
Bristol County
Bristol
Dwyer and Mo Kevitt Married in Town
In this town on September 8, William T. Dwyer and Miss Eliza Frances Mo Kevitt wed in a ceremony conducted by Rev. T. J. Gillan.
Obituary Notices for Tubbs and Le-Dieu in Sept town records
In Tabbe town on Sept 7 Delia N Tubbs widow of Capt George Pubbs aged 65 years 10 months 22 days. In Le Dieu town on Sept 9 Miss Sarah Elizabeth Le Dieu. Funeral Saturday Sept 11 at 3 p m from the residence of Capt William Howe Ohnuroh. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
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Tabbe
Delia N. Tubbs
George Pubbs
Le-Dieu
Sarah Elizabeth Le-Dieu
Wm. Howe Ohnuroh
Fragmentary Quote Puzzle in Alleyway Dialogue
Fragmentary dialogue references a beggar and a crow in a brisk street exchange. It suggests a humorous or cryptic street chat about distance and intent, with names like Footsore Tommy and Aldershot invoked but not clearly defined. The readable bits imply a comparison of direct distance versus travel.
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Aldershot
Dwyer McKevitt Wedding In Providence Church
Miss Eliza Frances McKevitt daughter of Mr and Mrs James T McKevitt wed William T Dwyer son of Police Captain and Mrs Thomas Dwyer in St Marys Church Wednesday at 9 am Rev T J Gillan performed the ceremony. Music by Edward F Christie and a reception at the bride’s home followed for about 60 relatives from town and nearby cities. The couple to honeymoon in New York and Washington DC returning to Howe Street residence.
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Eliza Frances McKevitt
James T. McKevitt
William T. Dwyer
Thomas Dwyer
St. Mary’s Church
T. J. Gillan
Lohengrin
Edward F. Christie
Miss Minnie O McKevitt
Thomas F. Dwyer
Miss Minnie McKevitt
Grace Danley
Gounod
Bourn Avenue
Providence
Pawtucket
Newport
H.F. 8. Rawson
Howe Street
Probate Court session charts executors and bonds
The Probate Court convened with Judge Wardwell presiding. Manuel E. Sylvia named executor of Francesca Sylvis with $500 bond. Hale Baker named executor of Sarah W. Luscomb with $500 bond. Dr W Fred Williams as surety. Appraisers: Clinton I. Sherman, Walter H. Coggeshall, James L. Stoughton. Guardian Walter R. Wightman continued for Thomas W. D. Brown. Mary A. T. Gladding estate accounts continued. Abby F. Miller executor petition rendered account allowed. Six months support for Joseph Benjamin’s estate granted.
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Hezekiah O. Wardwell
Manuel E. Sylvia
Francesca Sylvis
Hale Baker
Sarah W. Luscomb
W. Fred Williams
Clinton I. Sherman
Walter H. Coggeshall
James L. Stoughton
Rhode Island
Clinton T. Sherman
Walter R. Wightman
Thomas W. D. Brown
Elizabeth N. Nichols
Mary A. T. Gladding
Mary A.T. Gladding
Abby F. Miller
Jowands
Joseph Benjamin
Has he traveled much He has been through two fortunes
The remark questions the subject's travel history while noting he has endured two fortunes. It reflects a terse, quoted inquiry implying a mind unsettled by successive financial swings and varied experiences. The wording preserves a dramatic, period-voice tone through concise phrasing.
Trusteeship vs Trust Companies highlighted by Industrial Trust Co
A 1909 excerpt explains why a trust fund needs a custodian and favors a trust company over individuals due to risks of death insanity dishonesty or prejudice. It notes that turning over a fund to new hands can incur red tape and expense. Industrial Trust Company is authorized to accept and execute all trust duties confided to it.
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Saturday Evening Post
Trust Company
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