Bristol Wins A Close Game In Pitchers Battle
The Bristols edged the M. D. Bordens of Fall River by a single run in a tight baseball contest. Howland pitched well for Bristol as both teams cleaned sharp defense with several standout plays. Perkins doubled and scored in the fourth on a misplayed grounder, while a seventh inning rally featured Albin and Welsh. Tucker stole two bases and nearly sparked a home plate theft. Score by innings shows Bristol 060010000 and Bordens 000010000 as Bristol secures the win.
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M. ©. D. Bordens
Fall River
Bristols
Howland
Bristol
Perkins
Tilson
Gage
Albin
Quinn
Tucker
Welsh
Lallaint
Fiske
Brooks
The
Bordens
Rabber
Son
R Hoey
McNailly
JL Hudson
Lough
King
Duffy
Atkin
Yiske
Bnees
Trainor and
Clark
District Court Assault Case Dominates Forenoon Session
The small Bay View courthouse heard a lengthy assault case between John B. Tavers and Wankine Tavers, two Portuguese brothers. Testimony covered a dispute on Aug 17, a punch, a rake held in defense, a claimed dog bite, torn clothing, and conflicting alibis. The judge found the defendant guilty, imposing 15 dollars plus costs, as part of a morning of mixed outcomes. Nearby, Italy n Stangoine pleaded guilty to reveling on Bradford street with a 16 dollar fine. Additional proceedings included arraignments, continuances, and amicable settlements for several cases as probation notes lingered.
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Bosworth
John B. Tavers
Wankine Tavers
John
Bay View Avenue
Wankine
Hoe
Stangoine
Bradford Street
Goff
Serbst
Morris Block
Wood
Bradford Streets
Tuwreparr
Uvidende
Sdtoriay
Church Street
Antonio Angello
Antonio Simonello
Nisi
Lena Vesella
Christopher Viello
Frank Pasquerello
Alexander Bolving
Baasing-Felson-Brown
Smith
John Hassett
A Harmless Milk Shake
Early yesterday morning a horse hit by a suburban car in Bristol Neck stunned but was not seriously injured. The milk wagon’s two wheels were wrecked yet no milk spilled. Harry de W. Allen was not aboard and finished deliveries with a replacement wagon after witnesses said the car stopped shortly after impact.
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Oglock
Harry de W. Allen
A. H. Flint
Bristol Neck
Allen
Fraternal Order of Eagles Bristol Aerie forms plans
The Bristol Aerie No. 953 met at Grand Army Hall. One membership application was received. Members were asked to notify President John R. White or Secretary Walter E. Simmons about attending the Providence reception for Grand Worthy President Theodore A. Bell next Monday evening Sept 30. A committee of arrangements was named: John McElvogue, William J. Ashton, Thomas J. Tait Willard S. Kenney and Samuel Hackley. A class of candidates will receive the initiatory degree on Monday Oct 28 with a degree team from Fall River Aerie expected to assist.
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Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Grand Army Hall
Theodore A. Bell
Providence
the Aerie
John R. White
Walter E. Simmons
John McElvogue
William J. Ashton
Thomas J. Tait
Willard S. Kenney
Samuel Hackley
Fall River Aerie
Discharged man among saddest sights in town
A discharged man appears among the sorrowful scenes, described as one of the saddest sights ever seen by the observer in town. The brief remark underscores hardship faced by veterans after service.
Hydraulions Plan Brookton Muster Trip
At an adjourned Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co No 1 meeting last night plans were set for attending the Brookton Mass Fair muster Friday Oct 4. George S Peckham will haul the engine, tickets by trolley to Brookton and return are $2, leaving Franklin street at 6 15 p m. Tickets available from committee John J Burns Raymond P Smith and Philip Brady. A further meeting is set for next Monday evening with final reports to be presented. a trial squirt is scheduled tomorrow evening.
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Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
Brookton Mass
George S. Peckham
Brookton
Franklin Street
John J. Burns
Raymond P. Smith
Philip Brady
Thieves on the West Shore Cottage break in at Oak Bluffs
Police report a burglary at Ezra Dixon's cottage on the west shore with smashed south and north windows. Prof. O E Randall recalls three men on his piazza taking down a hammock. They fled when confronted and were later seen heading toward the shore with two dozen ears of corn. Two men were later caught on Town Asylum property with bags of pumpkins.
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Ezra Dixon
Oak Bluffs
O. E. Randall
Town Asylum
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