Bristol Yacht Club annual meeting elects officers and notes active season
The Bristol Yacht Club held its Tuesday evening annual meeting at the club house with a large, enthusiastic attendance. Secretary Treasurer reports the club in good financial and numerical condition and committees praise successful yachting races and a water carnival. A 15 foot skiff was purchased from funds bequeathed by the late Dr Raman Gulléras, with plans for more skiffs to be built. Officers elected include Commodore William Low Jr, Vice Commodore Paul Nicholson, Rear Commodore Thomas P Brightman, and Secretary Treasurer J William Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Yacht Club
John H. Wall
James W. Salisbury
James Swan
Sumner A. Ball
John A. Wahlgren
Octave LeClair
House
J. Winthrop DeWolf, Jr
W. Fred Williams, Jr
Harold Rice
Clarence Herreshoff
Norman W. Hanson
Roger Tileston
Third Inter Town game set at Asylum Grounds
Tomorrow afternoon the third Inter Town game will be played at the Asylum Grounds Bristol seeks a three game sweep Sullivan starts for Woonsocket and Bottomley for Bristol with a snappy shoot style lineup lists players for both teams Auto trucks will run from State and Hope after 2 p.m.
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Asylum Grounds
Bristol
Sullivan
Woonsocket K
Bottomley
Red Sox
Higbee
Barry
F Garvin
E. Murphy
Kinsley
Baker
H. Murphy
J. Garvin
Wright
Kemph
Lee
Warren—Emmons
Hudson
Martin
Emmett
Urban
W. Beauregard
Fortier
Walter Beauregard
Fortin
Parks
Arel
State and
Hope Streets
Y M C A Campaign Kickoff Meeting Tonight
The first report meeting of the campaign will be held tonight at 6 30 at the Y M C A building. The ladies of the M E Church will serve a chowder supper. All workers and supporters should attend. two State Secretaries will speak briefly. Financial organization led by Charles B Rockwell. staff includes William Gilman Low Sr James Swan J Winthrop De Wolf Wallis E Howe Joseph F Far rally and Frank M Dimond. Subscriptions are due Oct 1 1920 Jan 1 1921 and Apr 1 1921. make checks payable to C B Rockwell Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C
M. E. Church
Charles B. Rockwell
William Gilman Low
James Swan
J. Winthrop de Wolf
Wallis E. Howe
Joseph F. Farrally
Frank M Dimond
C. B Rockwell
Enjoyable Whist in G A R Hall by Bristol Whist Club
A very enjoyable whist was held in G A R Hall Tuesday evening under the Bristol Whist Club. Prizes for ladies went to Margaret Morrissey Catherine Levere Veronica McGovern. gentlemen prizes went to Frank Silva Joseph Lewis Bertram Bullock. The next whist is planned for next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Bristol Whist Club
Margaret Morrissey
Catherine Levere
Veronica McGovern
Frank Silva
Joseph Lewis
Bertram Bullock
First Annual Service Shooting Tournament at Wakefield Range
The Wakefield Rifle Range hosts the first annual service shooting tournament on October 9 and 11 with entries from Army Navy Naval Reserve Force Marine Corps National Guards and American Legion. Naval Reserve Force entrants report to Capt Wilbert Smith U Navy Little Building Boston MA for registration and practice sessions at the Wakefield range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Army
Navy
Naval Reserve Force
Marine Corps
National Guards
American Legion
Wilbert Smith
U Navy
Little Building
Boston
Mass
Town Council Adopts Condolence Resolutions and Street Plan Talks
The Bristol Town Council adopted resolutions condoling Mrs. Nathan Bunn mother of Councilman Edward E. Bunn, and noted copies for minutes. The council discussed reconstruction costs on High and Franklin streets for Suburban cars with Rhode Island Company. Potter cited a $50 000 estimate and possible abandonment of the Crescent Park to Bristol line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Bunn
Edward E. Bunn
Bunn
Elisha Hibbert
A. E. Potter
Rhode Island Company
Franklin and
High Streets
Rhode Island Company c
High
Franklin Streets
Bristol
Potter
Crescent Park
Manuel DeCoit
Wood Street
James T. Conners
Thames Street
Burnside Memorial
Shaw’s Lane
State Street
Superintendent of Highways
Wilson's Lane
A Test For The Women In Bristol Caucus
The article invites all registered women in Bristol to attend the Republican caucus at the Court House next Monday evening. It aims to elect a Town Committee of 15 with seven women, marking the first time women may hold a town committee seat and participate in a caucus. Delegates to State and Congressional conventions will also be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Court House
Bristol Improvement Association to convene after summer
The Bristol Improvement Association will hold its first post summer meeting on Monday evening October 4. Clarence C. Cotton of the Providence Chamber of Commerce will speak. The executive committee and President William C. Hobbs approve winter committee make up and three committees will be elected at the October meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Improvement Association
Clarence C. Cotton
Providence Chamber of Commerce
William C. Hobbs
Mercantile Affairs
St Michael's Church Open Year With Sunday School Start
The Sunday School begins its work for the year this Sunday at 12. Pupils and teachers should be in place. The Parish Festival is observed on St Michael's and All Angels Day, Wednesday September 29, with Holy Communion at 9 and evening prayer and confirmation at 8. The Bishop will visit the parish, and communicants should attend the 9 o'clock service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Michael’s
All Angel’s
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Aig
Fire and Life Assurance Corporation
Philadelphia
A. P. Nerone
F. T. Remieres
Hope and
Bradford Streets
E. A. Skinner
P. Skinner, JR
Hope Street
Arthur F. Lynch
Paramount Artcraft
Thomas H. Ince
Enid Benne
Paramount Travelogue
O. Henry Stories
Snooky the Humanzee
Ly A
Phoenix
Bristol, Yacht Club
Warren
Diamond
Wakefield Rifle Range
ST. Michael's Church
Just
Victor Records
Sousa
Kitty Kelley
Edward D. Kunz
Bristol Opii Tanto Clan
Mayestee
Connery
RAD
William Fox
Gladys. Brackwell
Paris
Mutt & Jeff
Pathe Comedy
Pathe
William Russell
Hobbs
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