Town Council Sets Polling Places and Allocates Fees
Town Council designates polling places for the upcoming election with Artillery Armory and Town Hall as districts. Fees fixed for moderators, clerks, and supervisors. Liquor license transfer approved and annual fire brigade report filed. meeting adjourned to Monday for budget recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan ‘Phear
Florida
Charles B. Rockwell
The
Phenix
Paull
Patrick McGovern
Peter R. Morris
Artillery Armory
State Street
Town Hall
William P. Hammill
John J. Cook
Charles A. Fales
John W. Church
John P. Head
William L. Connery
John Kemph
James Holmes
Board of Fire Engineers
King Philip's Fire Station
Pleasing masquerade at St Andrews Club and Ivy Guild
St Andrew's Club entertained Ivy Guild at St Michael's Chapel for a masquerade party. Prizes honored in costume with judges Anson Howard MacDougall and Bunn. Music by Frank Keating and Benjamin MacDougall. refreshments by Mrs Glad ding and staff.
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St. Andrew’s Club
Ivy Guild
St. Michael’s Chapel
Satan
Alfred C. Koch
Charles Jones
James F. DeWolf
Ambrose Stuart
Charles H. Sparks
Joseph Lofthouse
Anson’ S Howard
Benjamin M. MacDougall
Edward E. Bunn
Y. Frank Keating
Mildred Keating
MacDougall
William P. Gladding
Mary Crispell
Matthew Cahoon
George S. Pailthorpe
Wesley Gladding
George Newman
Norman Hanson
Evolution of a Modern Book Presented to Bristol County Teachers
H P Patey of Ginn & Co spoke on The Evolution of a Modern Book at the Bristol County Teachers Association meeting in Warren Town Hall. President John H Bailey Jr presided. Miss Mary E Smith was named to the executive committee to replace Miss Katherine E Scanlon. A bound poetry book by the late Mrs Theodora deWolf Colt was exhibited, loaned by Col M A Cheesman. published by Raycrofters East Aurora New York with Elbert Hubbard as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Patey
Ginn & Co
Bristol County Teachers’ Association
Warren
John H. Bailey, Jr
Mary E. Smith
Katherine E. Scanlon
Theodora deWolf Colt
Ship Purchase Bill Passes House After Filibuster
The Government Ship Purchase bill amendment to the Naval Auxiliary bill was approved in the House at 1 20 o clock Wednesday morning by 215 to 121 after a 12 hour struggle and a filibuster led by Minority Leader Mann ended when admin leaders used a second special rule.
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Mann
Men’s Forum at the Y M C A
The Men’s Forum meets at the Y M C A on Sunday at four o’clock. Reverend Samuel Lindsay will speak on Religion and Life Christianity and Personal Difficulties. All men are invited to attend and participate in the discussion.
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Y. M.C.A
Y. M. CA
Samuel Lindsay
Senator Colt Opposes Ship Purchase Bill in Senate
United States Senator LeBaron B. Colt, from this town, argued against the Ship Purchase Bill in a Senate speech last week. He warned the measure would force the United States into dual status as both sovereign and subject in international law, risking neutrality in a world at war.
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United States
LeBaron B. Colt
Senate
Colt
Rabbion Books
Internationalaw
Department of State
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
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Hun
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Ow, M
Connery
A. David
Hope Street
Hope Drug Co
Henry H. Polytan
Eastman’s
Kodaks
Brownie
State St
W. Bristol
R. I
Theatre—Saturdy
Dayton
Harry West
Isi
Cemicynereerero Matlab Hire
Mya
Phoenix
Bristol
Edward
Kunz
Eucan
Bell Business Office
Providence Telephone Co
Hope and
Bradford Streets
F. T. Retitieres
Hope Ant
OUR Mutual
Henpeck
Selig
Emma A. Dayton
Madame Dayton
Lubin
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