Second World Series game set for Warren Bristol at James Park
The 1925 Little World Series second game will be played tomorrow at James Park at 2 45 pm. Warren seeks a repeat from last week’s rally while Bristol fans expect a strong showing and a pitchers duel. Warren signs Chet Beauregard to bolster the lineup with Jake Rippel set to pitch. Bristol relies on Foxy Marshall with John Andrade catching.
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Bristol
James Park
Warren
Foxy” Marshall
Natal
Chet” Beauregard
Jake Rippel
Sal” Lavignes
Bill” Riopelee
Jack Simisters
Beauregard
Proulx
Greenwood
Foxy Marshall
John Andrade
Santa’ Gladue
Shrimp’ Lee Arose
Frankie Sousa
Nudie” Gladue
Beans Baker
Jeff
Wrielet
Bou Rinaldio
Frankie Rhuland
Martin
Tamil Park
Wood
New Arrivals at Rogers Free Library Reference Shelf
Seventy seven books join the reference department with titles ranging from The World Book to Mee Winter and A ok volumes. The collection includes popular science guides, astronomy, history, literature, and girl and boy adventure titles aimed at high school and upper grade readers.
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FF Slosson
Improvements at Cranston Cemetery Fence Project Underway
Work to remove the old wall at Vita Svat Burial Ground and replace it with ornamental iron fencing is underway. The eastern front near First School Street, the southern wall toward Mount Hope Avenue, and the stone base are being prepared while the wall stone is stored at Cranston Worsted Mills for reuse. The project, directed by Bristol Chapter Daughters of American Revolution, aims to restore the ancient cemetery with funds raised by the chapter.
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Vita Svat
Oon First School Street
Mount Hope Avenue
Cranston Worsted Mills
Bristol
Daughters of American Revolution
Anient
Watch Nature as the Father’s palace in which men dwell
The passage reflects on nature as a divine setting for humanity’s life and emotion. William Everett frames nature as both shadow and sunshine shaping words, hearts, and daily human existence.
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William Everett
Mission commemoration service marks parish founding at 7
Church notes describe a 16th Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 8, Morning Prayer and sermon at 10 30, and Church School at noon. A 7 pm special service commemorates the parish as a Mission of the Church of England using a pre Revolutionary English liturgy from Mrs Anne Usher and her scholars dating to 1774.
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Church of England
Anne Usher
Trinity Church Sunday Services Schedule
On the xteenth Sunday after Proximity, Trinity Church offers Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. and Matins at 10:00 a.m. The services follow the Anglican liturgical pattern and reflect the parish schedule for the day.
Sung Mass and Evensong Times Noted
1045 am Sung Mass and 730 pm Evensong listed for the church schedule. Details emphasize daily prayers and weekly liturgy observances.
Weekend church schedule and sermon themes
Friday evening service at 7 30 Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with sermon titled The Energy of Religion The Church School meets at 12 noon next Sunday morning the Church School missionary offering will be recrowned Praise and preaching services mark the weekend with the topic Secret of Christianity
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State Street M. E. Church Parsonage Schedule
State Street M E Church announces prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 choir practice at 8 30 and Sunday service at 12 noon with Sunday School to follow. Parsonage contact number 72 A.
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State Street
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First Baptist Church Midweek and Sunday Schedule
Mid week meeting Friday evening at 7 30. Sunday services morning at 160 30 with sermon by the pastor titled Greater Than the Temple. Church school at 11 45. Praise and preaching service at 30. Subjects of sermon Keeping step. Epworth League activities listed prior with 7 30 times.
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First Baptist Church
Temple” Church School
Church Schedule Invite from New York Pastor
W145 am preaching at 1200 noon Sunday School at 600 pm Young People's meeting at 700 pm evening service at 700 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday at 745 pm You are invited Rev John Callwell of New York Pastor.
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Young People's Meeting
John Callwell
New York
Bondmen secure hearings in district court assault cases
Francisco Sidon was recommitted for a 5000 dollar bail to appear in the port district court on Monday. Antonio and Giuseppe Cottynet acted as sureties for his appearance. Guglato and Seporato provided bonds for a 2500 dollar bail for Carmelo Abate. Giuseppe Goglato also stood as a bondsman for other assualt charges in Providence. The Fifth District Court schedule and local addresses are listed for the defendants and bondsmen.
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Francisco Sidon
Brostorounty
Omoforo
Ciauseppe
Josta Street
Tindaro
Federal Street
Providence
Gauseppe Seporato
Carmelo Abate
Mount Hope Avenue
Fifth District
Biagio del Toro
Causeppe Goglato
Officers Elected for Bristol Council Knights of Columbus
Thomas Mcrath was elected Grand Knight of Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus at a meeting held Wednesday evening in the Council Home on State Street. Other officers named include Deputy Grand Knight George H H Baldwin Chancellor W Hammill Recorder James F Woie Financial Secretary William T Dowser Treasurer John J Lavander Advocate James F Lavander Inside Guard Thomas Henry Outside Guard Edward Flanagan Warden J Howard Potter Trustee Robert J Connery. The installation is set for Wednesday evening Oct 28. Special Investigator John Daily of New Haven spoke on Columbianism and the order’s benefits, followed by refreshments served by a social committee.
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Thomas Mcrath
Bristol
Knights of Columbus
State Street
George HH Baldwin
W Hammill
James F Woie
William T Dowser
John J Lavander
James F Lavander
Thomas Henry
Edward Flanagan
John Daily
New Haven
Restraints of Poverty Quote in Duluth Herald
A Duluth Herald quotation warns that poverty limits spending on nonessential items, highlighting economic hardship and its impact on daily life. The remark underscores how financial constraints shape consumer choices and priorities.
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