National flags presented by Rhode Island relief corps
Mrs Elizabeth Gladding past Department President presented flags to Room 6 in the Byfield building and to the Court street school as part of school exercises with patriotic songs and a salute to the ag. Later the Young Men's Parish Club received a flag with Rev Charles E Mc Coy rector accepting and thanking the club.
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Elizabeth Gladding
Rhode Island Woman's Relief Corps
Byfield
Court Street
Emma Cobb
Charles E. McCoy
Five Knights of Pythias pages conferred at Burnside lodge
At Burnside lodge No 34 K of P five candidates were named for Page rank during the weekly meeting. Vice Chancellor T Edgar Sutcliffe presided in Chancellor Commander William Gablinski’s absence as he recovers in Camden New Jersey. Gablinski expects to return soon. Five membership applications were filed with District Deputy Grand Chancellor E A Currier and Past Grand Chancellor Ellis among attendees from Red Cross lodge Providence. The session featured remarks by the deputy and visitors. A Dutch supper followed by the Social Committee. The lodge plans Sunday evening services at the First Baptist Church.
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Page
Burnside Lodge
K. of B
T. Edgar Sutcliffe
William Gablinski
Camden
N. J
Gablinski
E. A. Currier
Ellis
Democratic Caucus Elected Delegates To Providence Convention
In the District Court room on Wednesday evening a Democratic caucus elected delegates to the State and First Congressional Convention in Providence next Wednesday. Delegates: Philip Brady Augustus A Gravell James J Walsh Peter Gasper. Alternates: Patrick P Walsh John Brides Frederick Cleaver John P Head. Gol L H Callan led as chairman with James J Walsh as secretary. Attendance was small.
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District Court Room
Providence
Philip Brady
Augustus A. Gravell
James J. Walsh
Peter Gasper
Patrick P. Walsh
John Brides
Frederick Cleaver
John P. Head
Gol. L. H. Callan
Sport for Sport's Sake Town League Proposal
A Bristol reader urges forming a strictly amateur local baseball league for Saturday games to involve workers from factories and fire companies and church teams. Co H Merriam of the Bristol Y M C A invites representatives from factories and organizations to contact him to organize plans and field new players.
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the Phoenix
Dudley
Bristol
Co. H. Merriam
Gymnasium Demonstration Marks End Of Season
Gymnasium classes conclude their term with a Thursday demonstration. Afternoon showcases by grammar school and high school girls include calisthenics folk dances and games starting at 3.30. Evening program features Swedish German routines tumbling and dancing with Bristol girls vs Providence girls basketball at 7.30. Women’s Committee and Camp Fire Girls sell cake ice cream and candy.
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Grammar School
Bristol
Providence
Women’s Committee
Camp Fire
Bristol Base Ball Season Opens with Bear A. C. tryout
The Bristol Base Ball Association plans a season opening tomorrow afternoon with a practice game against Providence Bear A. C. The game starts at 2:30. Local players urged to attend in uniform and help kick off the season. Baseball fans asked to support games this season.
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Bristol Base Ball Association
Bear A. C
Providence
US reads Germany must quit submarine warfare now
Ambassador Gerard reports President Wilson’s final message sternly condemns German U boat attacks on neutral and noncombatant ships. It warns that without an immediate abandonment of submarine warfare the United States will sever diplomatic relations with the German empire.
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United States
Germany
German Empire
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