Warren Defeats Bristol In Opening Little World Series Game
Warren won 6 to 4 over Bristol at Jamies Park on Sunday afternoon. Bristol led briefly in the eighth inning before Warren tied the score in the seventh and pulled ahead late as Captain Caprio drove in the go ahead run. Sumister and Caprio collected key hits and Warren finished strong with stout eighth and ninth innings pitching.
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Warren
Brisfold
Jamies Park
Bristol
E. Mortenson
Sousa
G. Mortenson
Cappelli
W.lladue
F. Mortenson
Warrén
Proulx
Ares
R. Emmett
Tarpey
Emmett
Keystone
Caprio
Simister
Willam Emmett
H. Gladue
Lee
Mederios
Andrade
William Emmett
Burns Warren
Warren Camp
Gladue
Marshall
Coyne
William Fmmett
Short
Bristol Rooters
Tee
Ripper
Siumister
Tarpes Siaigny Caprio
Hathaway
Warren J Taftoon
Brennan
Mec Laughlin
Tarpes
Moth
Proulx An Minth
Arel
Valuable Stone Pencil Stone Overview
Hydrous aluminum silicate similar to talc used for slate pencils and for talcum powder substitutes. Found in the United States mainly in California and North Carolina.
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Ormament
Va&ui
United States
California
North Carolina
Campaign aims to aid Fayal Island sufferers
A large Portuguese colony mass meeting in Columbia Hall Wood Street elected officers led by Rev Francisco G Vieira. Funds to aid Fayal Island sufferers were planned with a street parade committee headed by the Portuguese American band and captains named for fundraising teams.
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Columbia Hall
Wood Street
D. Ferreira Martins
Portugal
Bristol
Francisco G. Vieira
St. Elizabeth's Church
Joseph Julio Freitas
Peter M. Galvan
George Pedro Costa
Ernest F. Sousa
John Morris
Albert Batista
Joseph O Mello
Joseph Rodrigues
Joseph Andrade
Antone Cabral
Frank B
Sslvia
Joseph Aronca
Manuel Goulart
Tirrell Wrightington Wedding At St Mark’s Riverside
Miss Doris Enid Wrightington wed Charles Edwin Tirrell in a Riverside ceremony at St Mark’s Church. The bride wore white crepe and georgette with pearl pendant and carried bridal roses and lilies of the valley. A turquoise georgette gown adorned with pink roses was worn by the maid of honor. best man was Oliver Griswold Bownton with ushers Elmer Lother and Albert Sparks. Reception followed at the brides parents’ home. couple to reside at 20 Fir Glade Avenue Riverside after Oct 15.
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St Mark's Church
Riverside
Doris Enid Wrightington
Charles Edwin Tirrell
Ralph Bray
Valles
England
Madeline A Wrightington
Olaver Griswold Bownton
Elmer Lother
West Barrington
Albert Eo Sparks
Vernon Ao Gray
Hoppin Avenue
Leroy JD Bell O
Wrightington
Annie WooTirrell
Pacheco Sousa Masses Bride at St Elizabeth Church
Mary Sousa daughter of Mars Sousa of 29 Lincoln Avenue wed Joseph Pacheco son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Pacheco of 7 Charles Street at St Elizabeth Church. Rev Francimeco G Voeira officiated. The couple will reside at 29 Lincoln Avenue. The bride joins Daughters of Mary. groom active in National Rubber Company and local Eagles and Artillery groups.
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Mary Sousa
Mars Sousa
Lancoln Avenue
Joseph Pachese
Manuel Pacheco
Charles Street
Qeclock
Pizzabeth
Francmeco G. Voeira
Anna Peters
Fry Pacheco
John Pacheco
Astors
Gladioh Ao
Maine
New Hampshire
Pacheco
Tincern Avenue
Daughters of Mary
Stophanhclhs
National India Rubber
Old Church Bell Llaid by Revere in Barnstable History
In West Barnstable Massachusetts the old Congregational church sits on a hill overlooking marshes and Barnstable harbor. The structure built in 1717 is tied to early English settlers from 1616 and to Paul Revere who sold it to the town in 1807. The Revere bell was first placed on the steeple in 1725 and remains a noted historic feature.
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Barnstable
Mass
Barnstable Harbor
Old White Congregational Church
Boston Globe
United States
Southwark
England
Henry Jacob
Itale
Sumner
F DD. George
Centerville
Paul Revere
Revere
First Congregational Church
Virginia
John Lothrop
Humphreys Barnet
Blackfriars
Tom Hinson
Laud
Lothrop
Lambeth
Griffin i
Boston
Scituate
Agar
Great Marshes
Burnstable
Bleak Lapland Spans Norway Sweden and Russia
Lapland lies in Arctic northwestern Europe with two months of continuous daylight in summer and two months of darkness in winter. Politically it is divided among Norway Sweden and Russia with 150 000 square miles across Nordland Tromso Finmarken Norrland and the Kola peninsula home to about 24 000 inhabitants.
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Lapland
Arctic
Europe
Arctic Ocean
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Iapland
Nordland
Tromso
Finmarken
Norrland
Norrbotten
Pinland
Kola Peninsula
Kansas City Star
Old Scottish University at St Andrews Founded in 1411
The article notes St Andrews as the oldest university in Scotland, tracing its founding year to 1411 and highlighting its long-standing scholarly tradition.
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Scotland
St Andrews
Fin
The Dog Star and Earths Solar Journey Explained
The article describes Sirius as a gigantic star distant beyond our sun and notes an eight and a half year journey toward Earth. It mentions observers who began in October 1917 and suggests midwinter would outshine summer if Earth orbited Sirius, claiming visibility of a huge globe through telescopes.
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Sirius
Power from straw as source of fuel in South Australia
South Australian chemistry director cites potential to make power alcohol from straw. He notes a test produced 50 gallons per ton and argues a commercial venture could yield far higher returns, saying enough straw is wasted to replace all petrol imports.
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South Australia
Actor and Preacher Winthrop Ames Story at Dinner
Winthrop Ames shared a parable at the Federal Council of Churches dinner about a great actor and a great preacher. The actor quipped that the preacher’s sermon was brief while the preacher admitted worry over being tedious.
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Winthrop Ames
Federal Council of Churches
Patrick Henry Morris former Bristol official dies after week illness
Patrick Henry Morris longtime Bristol Town Council member 1905 1906 dies at 923 Hope Street after a weeklong illness of intestinal grip and complications. Born February 28, 1866 he worked with Morrs Brothers bottling ice firm on Thames Street and was a charter member of several fraternal orders. He is survived by his wife Margaret Maritime Duffs six children and three sisters with funeral Mass at St Marys Church followed by burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Patrick Henry Morris
Counalman
Hope Street
Morris
Mr Morris
This Town
Philip and
Bridget (McGuire) Morris
Metacom Avenue
Bristol
Providence Benevolent Order of Arks
Royal Arcanum
St Marys Church
Mies Margaret Maritime Duffs
Merri
Res Edward [ Carrigan
Charles EF
Terrence Philp Morris Hoston
Helen Margaret
Catherine Morris
Mary Pather
Providence
James Mio Peters Providence
Peter Ro
Bernard VO Morris
Salemn
St. Marys
the Mars
Thomas Jonatlan
Francisco G. Naeira
St Philabeths
Joseph Poya
Church of Our Lady of
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Bristol Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Moshassuck
Royal Arcasum
American Legion Auxiliary
Defiance Hose Company
Morris Brothers Company
Thomas M. Lontman
James F Duffs
James F Sullivan
Sebastian Bernard
Frank McKenna
George McKenna
William Is Conners
Thomas Barry
Tohn Duffy
Riverside
Bngsen I. Hallan Cel
Andrew Weeks
Anthons
James Conners
St Mary's Cemetery
Mrs Mars Isabelle Perry dies after island visit
Mrs Mars Isabelle Perry wife of Charles V Perry of 996 Hope Street died yesterday afternoon while being moved from Prudence Island to this town for hospitalization. Born in New York 72 years ago she lived in this city over 40 years and was active in St Michael's Church. She leaves seven children including Basil H Perry of Westport and James DeW of this town. Requiem at Trinity Church tomorrow at 9 a.m. with burial at Jumiper Fall Cemetery.
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Mars Isabelle (Trotter) Perry
Charles V. Perry
Hope Street
Prudence Island
Truesdale Hospital
Kall River
New York
Andrew R Trotter
West Haven
St Michael’s Church
Vr Perrys
Trinity Church
William Ro Trotter
Basil H Perry
West Port
James Dew
Andrew Ro
Providence
Charles V
Baltimore
Calbrath BR
Philadelphia
Mary PT Perry
Emily Fischer
Seaner Trotter
Trinis Church
Jumiper Fall Cemetery
Mourner Jose Mecodenho Dies in Town Near St Elizabeths
Jose Mecodenho died yesterday at the home of his nephew Manuel Mar shod Silva, 34 First Street. Born in the Azores 54 years ago, he had lived in this town three months. Formerly engaged in business in Fall River, he leaves a wife in St Michele Azores. Funeral services are set for 9 o clock tomorrow morning at St Elizabeths Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Jesse Mecodenho
Hoa Ne
Manuel Marshod Silva
First Street
Azores
Fall River
St Michele Azores
St Elizabeth’s Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Miss Lidora Briggs Remains Noted in Retirement
Miss Lidora E. Briggs, a retired woman, is mentioned in a brief society item noting her long service and current status. Her name is recorded among local figures, reflecting the era's emphasis on community roles and respected elders.
Teacher Miss Briggs Dies After Yearlong Illness
Miss Briggs, lifelong Bristol Narrows resident for 17 years, died Friday night at Jane Brown Memorial Hospital Providence after a year's illness. Born in Norton Massachusetts in 1882 she was daughter of the late Edmund and Ann Briggs. She taught in Attleboro Mansfield and New York State. Survived by sister Mrs Albert Bowen and brother Anthony E Briggs of Attleboro. Funeral private held yesterday afternoon at 130 o'clock at her brother's Park Street Attleboro home. Burial in Mansfield Family Lot.
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Bristol Narrows
Jane Brown Memorial Hospital
Providence
Miss Briggs
Norton
Mass
Edmund
Ann Briggs
Attleboro
Mansfield
New York State
Albert Bowen
Anthony E Briggs
Park Street
Boynton Defeats Wilkinson In Club Championship Thriller
Boynton of the Excelsior Tennis Club defeated state champ Wilkinson in a four set semifinal clash. Wilkinson won the first but Boynton rallied to take the second and third sets before a 6-2 final set victory to reach the club championship final.
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Griswold Boynton
Excelsior Tennis Club
East Side Tennis Club
Baill Wiltkinson
Krownton
Bristol Counts
Wilkinson
Boonton
Bownton
Rovaton
Boontons
Boynton
Adlerika Relief Claims From Stomach Ailments
A testimonial advertisement states long time constipation and gas eased by Adlerika. It claims substantial relief, removal of old waste matter, reduction of bloating, and ability to eat fruit again. Distributed by Hopf Drug Co as an ad.
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Adlerika
H_ Fletcher Adlerika
Hopf Drug CO
Man's Will Supreme Says Men Succeed In All Things
A motivational line urges redefining manhood as pursuing excellence in all fields. It proclaims no task beyond reach for those who will, and rejects feelings of inferiority.
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ML Rabeau
Basques Defined As A Distinct European Race
The origin of the Basques remains unsettled The term applies to a distinct people living on the Pyrenees slopes They occupy Biscay Alava Guipuzcoa and Navarre in Spain and the French departments of Bayonne and Mauleon
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Pyrenees
Biscay
Alava
Guipuzcoa
Navarre
Spain
Bayonne
Mauleon
To Be Treasured All Other Goods by Fortune's Hands Are Given
The quote reflects a view that a wife is a special blessing from heaven. It contrasts with gifts of fortune and other goods, framing marriage as a unique, sacred treasure.
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Pope
Barrington land take by Rhode Island Board of Public Roads
The Rhode Island State Board of Public Roads files a land takings description for a parcel in Barrington Rhode Island shown on Plat No 165 and Plat No 166. The notice records a August 4 1926 vote to take land under Chapter 97 and Chapter 487 Revised Public Laws, with the final description signed by three board members and recorded August 5 1926.
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Barrington
Rhode Island
State Board of Public Roads
General Assembly
Recorder of Deeds
Barrington-Rumatick Road
State Board’of Public Roads
Rumsatick Point Road
Rumatick Point Road
R. I. State Board OF Public Roads
John W. Hanley
Frederick A. H. Bodington
Wellington
R. I State Board of Public Roads
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