King Philip's Fair Opens With Large Attendance
The ninth annual King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company fair began Saturday evening at Artillery Armory on State street. Attendees enjoyed decorated halls, dancing, and Straight Brothers Orchestra providing music. Various societies and fire companies from Warren and Providence planned to attend on upcoming nights and dates in December and early January.
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King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company
Artillery Armory
State Street
Straight Brothers Orchestra
St. Jean Baptist Society of Providence
Naval
Monor
Warren
Bristol
St. Mary’s
Polish Guards
Divino Espirito Santo Association
Maule Spinners’ Association of
A Chorus Girl Responds To Editor On Amateurs Critique
A chorus girl thanks a critic for suggestions on the recently staged minstrel performance. She defends the cast as amateurs improving with rehearsal, praises Mr Wheelwright and several female performers, and notes male vocalists deserve praise for their roles.
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W. W
Adrera
Wheelwright
Miss Wilson
Coggeshall
Oonoffy
Quirk
Rhode Island School Committee studies eight grade plan
The Rhode Island school committee discussed changing from nine to eight grades and voted to ask state superintendents to consider a uniform course of studies. Superintendent Reynolds favored an eight year course, noting past changes reduced high school entry, with committee action limited to receiving the report.
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Reynolds
Rhode Island
Arnold
Brady
Church
Williams
Galvin
Shepard
W.R. Trotter
Supt
Byfield
Walley
Oliver
Burton
State Commissioner of Public Schools
Elizabeth R. McCotter
Omtieeacher
Willidmen
Ragard
Jessie L. Charman
John 4. Morrissey
Morrissey
Committees On
Man Zan Piles Remedy Offered By C W Sparks
An advertisement promotes Man Zan as a pile treatment sold by C W Sparks. It claims the product comes in a tube with nozzle ready for application and offers a 500 price guarantee for all forms of piles.
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C. W. Sparks
Bristol D A R Meeting Reviews Daughters Day at Jamestown
Bristol Chapter D A R held its December meeting in Memorial Hall with good attendance. Regent Mrs. Easterbrooks presided as Mrs. Dixon read Longfellow and Miss Mancester noted Daughters Day at the Jamestown exposition. The House of Rest, a replica of Malvin Hill, cost 5500 dollars and will be cared for by the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities in colonial style.
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Bristol
Memorial Hall
Edward G. Easterbrooks
F M. Dixon
Longellow
Elizabeth
Anna B.mancester
D. A.R
Jamestown x
House of Rest
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Jamestown Island
Donald MclLean
Association For the Prepavation, of
Virginia Antiquities
Deer Sightings Mentioned Near Bristol Neck
Reported yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock a deer was seen near Morris Bros ice houses at Bristol Neck. The fine specimen came from Pappasquash and crossed a pond ice edge toward Warren as workers repaired the ice houses. Robert J. McKay notes several deer on Daniel Case s farm estate recently and birds are tame enough to enter the barnyard while no hunting is allowed on the premises.
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Morris Bros
Bristol Neck
T.M. Morris
Pappasquash
Warren
Robert J. McKay
Daniel R.oase
Mr.Case
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Anderstrom
Connery
Connery’s
Staples Goal Company
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Waldron-Brownell
Ube
Seiwa
Prof
E. F. Quirk’s
Institute
A.W. Orgelman
Harsess
Ier Ib Hardeen
Iso
Epeien
Iers
Tel
King Philip’s Fair
Artillery
The
Phanis
Epiocure
Bluffer
Epicure
Air
Industrial Trust Company
Hope Street
Edward D. Kunz
HANAN @ SON
Nerone
Ski Hope Street
Earle & Prew’s Express
Benjamin Moore & CO
T.remieres
Hope and
Bradford Sts
Providence Telephone Company
Bristol County
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