Question of site appealed in Guiteras Memorial School case
Dr C J Hasbrouck member of the School Committee appeals to the Commissioner of Education after Justice Barrows denied an injunction restraining the Town Treasurer from expending funds for a site. Hearing scheduled in the State House. Lawyers for both sides, witnesses promised, election timing noted with four School Committee terms expiring in March. Lindsey will not seek re election.
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C.J. Hasbrouck
Byustice
Washington Street
Guiteras Memorial School
Walter E. Ranger
State House
John S. Murdock
Hasbrouck
James F. Lavander
John Slattery
Fred Perkins
McGovern
Robert J Connery
Benjamin M MacDougall
Edwin F Lindsey
W. F. Duffy
Leo B. Curran
Lindsey
Prudence Fishing Club Celebrates Pard Kenney Birthday
Members of the Prudence Island Fishing Club and friends gathered in Captain John H Wall’s workshop to honor Pardon Kenney on his 85th birthday. The event featured decorations, a clambake, cigars, a lively game of hearts, and a playful prank involving eel props and a wiggle joke about Capt Wall’s past close games.
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Prudence Island Fishing Club
John H Wall
Pardon Kenney
Theo Gladding
J F Farrally
Pard
Capt Wall
Capt. Wall
Mr Kenney
F. M
C. F
Reginald Dimond
O. R. Siegel
Raymond Siegel
C A. Aldrich
W F Williams
Theodore O Gladding
C H Liscomb
Charles Slocum
J William Wood
Everett Lee Church
Herman Farr
J F. Farrally
Boston Orchestra Dance at Grand Army Hall Friday
A Boston orchestra under Caesar Howayeck will perform at Grand Army Hall Friday night as part of a dance event. Manager Phill Tewaneck promotes the show, noting the popular violinist leads the ensemble fresh from a tour of New England towns. If well received, more dances are planned.
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Grand Army
Phill Tewaneck
Oston
Caesar Howayeck
New England Conservatory’ of Music
R. Howayeck
New England
Howazyeck
Rhode Island Inaugurates Governor Péthier Amid GOP Majority
Shortly after noon today Aram J. Péthier was sworn in as Rhode Island governor for a sixth term. A Republican legislature will hear his recommendations in a cooperative spirit. The ceremony was scaled back with fewer guards, a 17 gun salute, and simple musical accompaniment by the Coast Artillery Band.
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Aram J. Péthier
Rhode Island
Coast Artillery Band
United States
103Rd Field Artillery
State House
Senate
House of Representatives
House
West House
Rutland
Mass
Rhode Island exiled senators return home after six months
Twenty one Republican Rhode Island senators, living at the Bartlett Hotel in Rutland Massachusetts since June 20 due to a Democratic filibuster, arrived back Saturday after clearance from Lieutenant Governor Toupin. A reception by the state Republican organization will honor them and they plan to form a permanent group. Farewells were said to Bartlett Hotel staff and Rutland townspeople, and one senator voted a library gift to the veterans hospital nearby.
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Bartlett Hotel
Rutland
Mass
Felix A. Toupin
Senate
United States
Jesse H. Metsall
Senators
Bartlett
Veterans’ Hospital
Christmas Tree Party Held by Mount Hope Chapter No 23
Mount Hope Chapter No 23 of the Order of Eastern Star held its first Christmas tree party after the 11th regular meeting at the Masonic Temple in Hope Street. Frederick Rivard of Unity Chapter Santa Claused gifts as guests received packages. The program included carols two tenor solos and readings by Marguerite Hill and Elizabeth Williston. A refreshment committee served sandwiches cakes and coffee.
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Mount Hope
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hope Street
Frederick Rivard
Unity Chapter
Riverside
Santa Claus
Vernett A. Gray
Marguerite Hill
Elizabeth Williston
Sadie Congdon
John W. Best
Spines Edge
Samuel Edge
Ames G. Coggeshall
Anna G. Coggeshall
Lida G. Crown
Cora Anderson
Bessie Kenney
Martha Kenney
John G. Stewart
Charles E. Tirrell
Kathleen Hodgdon
Herbert Town
Carleton B. Hilf
Earl H. McKenzie
Harold E. Hilf
Volleyball at Y Club stands show mixed results
Team 1 led by Sidney Herreshoff and John Ewart posted 3 wins 2 losses with solid hitting. Team 2 featuring Frank Dimond and John Wall went undefeated 5 0 with clear service control. Team 3 with Charles Tirrell and G Boynton suffered 3 losses and weak percentage amid a 400 capacity turnout.
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N. G. Herreshoff
John Ewart
George Barthel
R. Dimond
Frank Dimond
Charles Dimond
John Wall
Charles ‘Tirrell
G. Boynton
T. Riteeerals
Williams
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