A Little Savage three act comedy staged at Bristol Opera House
The Senor Class from Colt Memorial High School presented A Little Savage at Bristol Opera House on Tuesday to a large audience. Director H W Remington guided rehearsals and scenery, aiding a smooth performance and earning praise. Cast included Capt Donald Churchill Geo F Rath Churchill Charlotte Young Lieut Arthur Lawton John Woodruff West Point Cadet L R Watts Lord Cecil Sutherland B H Perry Agnes Sutherland Edith Wilson May Churchill Marguerite Flowers Georgie Sherwood Gertrude Bunn.
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Bristol Opera House
Colt Memorial High School
H. W. Remington
Remington
Donald Churchill
Fish Rath~ Churchill
Little Savage
Charlotte Young
Arthur Lawton
Churchill
A. O. Earle John Woodruff
West Point
L. R. Watts
Lord Cecil Stanton Sutherland
H. Perry Saidy
Agnes Sutherland
Edith Wilson
May Churchill
Marguerite Flowers
Georgie Sherwood
Chaurchi
Gertrude Bunn
Boys Blamed for Runaway Horse and Looted Wagon
A horse tied to a C. F. Adams Co. wagon ran away in Providence Tuesday afternoon after the driver left to deliver goods. Reichwein, the company agent, found the horse missing, suspects local boys loosened the chain. The runaway scattered rugs and a silverware set valued at $12, with someone later keeping the items without reporting.
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C. F. Adams Co
Providence
William F. Reichwein
Howe Street
Reichwein
Enjoyable K of C Whist at Hope Street
The Knights of Columbus held a whist at their Hope Street quarters on Tuesday evening with full tables and large attendance. Prizes awarded included first ladies to Mrs William O Rourke and gentlemen's first to A P Nerone. consolation prizes went to Mrs James J Walsh and Thomas McGrath. Performances featured piano solos by Catherine H Connery, vocal duets by Louise Doyle and Thomas Hickey, with Mary C Morrissey as piano accompanist. A billiards display by T Frank Walsh, Dr M J O'Brien, Dennis Sullivan, and Dennis McCarty highlighted the event alongside refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee. The gathering was praised as the winter’s most successful whist.
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Knights of Columbus
Hope Street
William O’rourke
James J. Walsh
P. Nerone
Thomas McGrath
Catherine H. Connery
Louise Doyle
Thomas Hickey
Mary C Morrissey
T. Frank Walsh
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
M. J. O’brien
Dennis Sullivan
Dennis McCarty
Walsh
Power of the Press heads Star Theatre program
The Star tonight screens Power of the Press a dramatic tale of New York politics and a virtuous editor using a paper to defeat foes and gain honor. Saturday features The Daughter of the Sioux a Selig epic filmed on western plains with Sioux and U.S. soldiers. Ella Allaire promotes two new songs as matinée attractions with 5 cent children’s admission.
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The
Star Tonight
Moving Picture
New York
Selig
Nebraska
United States
Ella Allaire
Thia
Debates Scraping for Support Under Ice Surface
The remarks in the debates resemble ice Willie skates on. On the surface they allure. Yet the underlying support appears insecure and fragile.
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Willie
Postmaster Gorham Removed From Bristol Office
News from Bristol centers on the potential replacement of Postmaster William M. Gorham after a reported presidential nomination of Edward J. Prest. Gorham says no official notice has arrived and cites an unfavorable inspector report, though he claims no misconduct.
Bristol Postmaster Gorham defends service amid removal rumors
Postmaster William M. Gorham denies intentional misconduct and asserts Senator Ezra Dixon backed him, while acknowledging support for successor Mr. Prest. Dixon confirms backing Gorham but says a change was inevitable, recounting Gorham’s 15 years of service and office growth from one clerk to eleven, including efforts to obtain Free Delivery status.
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Ezra Dixon
Mr. Prest
Senator Dixon
Dixon
Prest
Gorham
Phoenix
Bristol
William M. Gorham
Benjamin Harrison
Charles F. Easterbrooks
Grover Cleveland
William ‘McKinley
Easterbrooks
McKinley
Roosevelt
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Church St. House
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Hope St
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Star Theatre
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Post Office
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Warren
Fall River
Tiverton
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Bradford Sts
Staples Coal Company
State Street
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