Prize rubber game set at Bristol for 50 dollar prize
Tomorrow at 3 15 p m at Asylum grounds Woonsocket Rubber Company of Millville Mass faces National India Rubber Company in a third meeting of the series. Music by Herreshoff Band and a prize of 50 dollars offered by Col S P Colt. Millville led Aug 24 7 1 but Bristol rallied. final score unknown.
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Ss. P. Colt
Asylum Grounds
Bristol
U. S. ‘Rubber Company
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Millville
Mass
National India Rubber Company
Herreshoff Marine Band
Col. S. P. Colt
United States Rubber Company
Woonsocket
Millville Boys
Bristol Boys
Baker
Harrnet
Moe-Namara
Mahoney
Mullaly
Hammill
Ssarrington
Ryafi
Tully
Gibbons
Bottomley
Purvere
Turner
Simister
J. Garvin
W Beauregard
F. Garvin
H. Murphy
Hill
Kemph
Pierce
American Rubber Co to Visit Bristol This Sunday
The American Rubber Company of Cambridge Massachusetts will be the visiting attraction at Bristol on Sunday drawing local crowds and showcasing products.
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The
American Rubber Company of
Cambridge, Mass
Bristol
Welcome Home Celebration Honors World War Vets in Bristol
Bristol Aerie No. 953 F O E held a reception and dance at G A R Hall to honor 10 members who served in the world war. John Brechin presided as celebration chair with speakers including James F. Duffy of Providence Lodge No. 14 Elks. Peter Wynne’s Orchestra provided music as 19 veterans received gold Eagle emblematic watch charms.
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Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
G. A
Providence Aerie of Eagles
Duffy
Peter Wynne
William M. Connery
Italian Sailors Honored After Newport Visit Parade and Banquet
About 100 crew members from the Italian battleship Conte Di Cavour, guests of Bristol Italians, were given a reception and parade through local streets. Officials from the National India Rubber Company and Rear Admiral John R. Edwards attended, ending with a band concert in the evening at the Bristol Hotel and a departure to Newport after 10 PM.
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Battleship
Newport
Bristol Ferry
Sagamore
Royal Band of
Providence
Canti
Constitution Street
Hope Street
Franklin Street
Wood Street
Bristol Common
Antonio Ruggiero
Joseph Poja
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
John R. Edwards
U. S.N
Bristol Hotel
Bristol Train of Artillery
Charles J. Sartini
National India Rubber Company
George Schlosser
James W. Franklin
Ralph S. Holt
Andrew Weeks Anthony
Bristol
Cat escapes express to return home to Miss Wyatt
A large black Persian cat owned by Miss Madeleine W. Wyatt escaped from a wire basket during shipment to Dr. Richardson in Providence for a sore paw surgery. The cat traveled back home in the rain, arrived at 7 a.m., and was found healthy with an improved paw. The express messenger could not explain the escape.
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Madeleine W. Wyatt
Dr. Richardson
Providence
Express
Wyatt
Social to Benefit Trinity Parish Masquerade Ball
St Albans Guild of Acolytes hosts a social in Trinity Parish Hall on Tuesday Sept 23 to raise funds for the annual masquerade ball. Proceeds go to the parish, with the Revere Orchestra providing five pieces for the evening. Members are urged to attend.
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Trinity Parish
St. Alban's Guild of Acolytes
Revere Orchestra
Death Notice for Mrs Oliver McClure in Town
Mrs Oliver McClure died in town on September 9 1919 aged 56 or 57 as reported in local obituary columns.
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McClure
Oliver McClure
Warren Town Council Challenges Bristol and Warren Water Rates
The Warren Town Council filed a formal complaint with the Public Utilities Commission protesting water rates for power manufacturing and commercial use. It alleges April 1 rate increases are excessive and discriminatory against high-volume users, requesting investigation and fair, equitable pricing. Signed by all council members and Town Solicitor John J. Cooney.
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Warren
Bristol and Warren
Public Utilities Commission
John J. Cooney
Increased ferry fares proposed by Newport and Providence line
The Newport and Providence Railway Company asks the Public Utilities Commission to raise ferry fares from 20 to 25 cents for the Newport to Bristol route and from 25 to 30 cents for the Bristol Ferry to the Newport Naval Training Station route, creating a new zone from Bradford avenue to Portsmouth. It also seeks a 10 cent fare between Union Station and Two-Mile Corner Middletown, up from 5 cents, to cover higher operating costs.
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Newport and Providence Railway Company
Public Utilities Commission
Bristol Ferry
Newport Naval Training Station
Naval Training Station
Bradford Avenue
Portsmouth
West Main Street
Union Station
Two-Mile Corner
Middletown
Commission
Congregational Church Announces Weekend Services
The church invites all to a Friday night service of praise prayer and fellowship at 7 30. Sunday morning will discuss Temptation and Character and Sunday night Jesus and Victory with the pastor preaching at both. Aimed at boosting Sunday School attendance.
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Congregational Church
Jesus
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Hope and
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Ford
Waldron Company
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Paramount Artcraft
Maurice Toureir
Burton Holmes
Bray Pictograph
Eagles
ST. Alban’s Guild
Warren Town Council
Edward D
Kunz Seu
William Fox Regents Reat
Pitighes
Vitagraph
Antonio
Saati
Reno
Eddie
Polo
Cyclone Smith
Driagieh
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