Battery C Holds Drills and Volleyball Contests in Bristol
Battery C officers and men prep for upcoming battalion and federal inspections while continuing athletic events. Cap tain Moren praised the unit’s readiness after a recent inspection, and volleyball games featured teams such as Rookies Goldbricks Shavetails and K P s with close scores and deuce sets.
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Bugealio
Capfidin Albert A. Moren
Moren
Bristol
Roaring Lions
Rotary Club
K. P
Goldricks
Goldbrick
Goldbricks
Sergt. Bisbane
H. I. Martini
Shavetails
Cardoza
Corp
Negvux
Thomas Francis O’brien
Chas. Burdge
Atendance
Battery C
Colt Memorial High School
Volleyball Schedule Outlined by Matte Team
The Matte team Zeb releases a schedule listing matchups among Rookies Goldbricks Shaver and Ke Ps. Key dates include January 12 Goldbricks vs Shavetails January 19 Goldbricks vs Rookies January 26 Rookies vs Shavetails February 9 Rookies vs Goldbricks February 23 Goldbricks vs Shavetails.
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Aik
Dee
Shaver
Ke Ps
Rodkies
K. Ps
Goldbricks
KK. P's
K. B
K. P
Shavetails
Charles E. Luther Inducted as Burnside Lodge Head
Charles E. Luther was installed as Chancellor Commander of Burnside Lodge No. 34 K of P at Grand Army Hall. District Deputy Grand Chancellor Charles E. Gillan led ceremonies. new officers include Russell T. Chafee prelate Gaythorne Cheshire and Henry W. Luther master of work. Retiring commander Henry W. Luther received a gavel and pin. Refreshments followed.
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Charles E. Luther
Burnside Lodge
K. of P
Grand Army Hall
Charles E. Gillan
Newport
Russell T. Chafee
Gaythorne Cheshire
Henry W. Luther
Henry H. Bullock
Archie H. Rounds
George E. Luther
Gordon R. Brown
Fred R. Mott
Paul A. Herzig
George Marz
William Gablinske
James A. Clarkson
William Gablinski
Grand Lodge
Miracle Play at St Michael's Church Draws 200 Readers
The 17th annual Miracle Play at St Michael's Church Parish House drew an estimated audience of over 200 on Wednesday evening. Miss Mary R. Drury of the town wrote the play directing by Mrs. John G. Stewart. Cast includes Audrey Munro as Virgin Mary and Walter Wennerstrand as a King. Azelle deRocha read Prologue, Viola Anderson supervised music, Stephen W. Hopkins handled lighting, and Herbert Newman was stage manager.
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St. Michael’s Church
John G. Stewart
Mary R. Drury
Virgin Mary
Audrey Munro
Aneel
Gabriel Evelyn Cheshire
Elizabeth Mae Newman
Shepherds
Pierce Mathewson
John Brechin
Robert Tourteney
Shepherd Group
Samuel Rises
Elmer Ancell
Earl Rounds
Austin Waitt
William Campbell
Hera'd
Ancel
Eva Newman
Toseah
Herman Kempf
Kings
Walter Wennerstrand
Allen Newman
Herbert Newman
Attendants
William Tucker
William Angevine
James Brown Angel
Jeanette McCaw
Rhoda Hobson
Marguerite deRocha
Irene Gallo
Clara Heréshoff
Marjorie Magee
Katherine Manchester
Harriet Knight
Margaret Mathewson
Shirley Reisch
Irene Fisk
Mary Klein
Guardian Angels
Barbara Newman
Margaret McGann
Animals
Leonora deRocha
Azelle deRocha
Viola Anderson
Stephen W. Hopkins
Obituary William J Crowley 1883 1921
William J Crowley 48 of 94 Union Street died Wednesday at Rhode Island Hospital Providence after an appendicitis operation. Born Aug 29 1883 he worked 34 years at W National India Rubber Company rising to wire cost chief. Survived by wife Bessie Flowers two sons William and Thomas three daughters Eleanor Elizabeth Mary and three sisters. Funeral from his home with requiem mass at St Marys Church then burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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William J. Crowley
Union Street
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
Crowley
Rhode Islands
Alfred M. Merriman
James William Crowley
Ella
Berard) Crowley
W National India Rubber Company
Wire Service Department
Wire Cost Department
Bessie J. Flowers
St. Mary's Church
Bristol
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Rocky Mountain goats Feed on Rock Moss Lichen Like Mog
Rocky Mountain goats subsist mainly on a mossy lichen found on rocks in crevices. The short vegetation grows between rocks and supports the animals as a primary food source.
Small but Mighty Area Described in Old Text
The fragment describes a compact region covering 219 square miles with an approximate length of 18 miles and a maximum breadth of about 2 miles. Details suggest a narrow, elongated area noted in the historical source.
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Falatid
Rhode Island PTA meeting showcases student music and Hasbrouck talk
The Colt Memorial High School program features Ida Harrington speak on stretching the dollar and a varied musical line up including The Student Prince and Beethoven works. The January Rhode Island Congress of Parents and Teachers met at Samuel Slater Junior High in Pawtucket with a morning and afternoon schedule of school orchestra, choruses, plays, and a lecture by Mrs. Gertrude Hasbrouck on social hygiene and character building.
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Colt Memorial High School
Ida Harrington
Providence
Prince
Sigmund Romberg
Charles Sartini, Jr
Raymond S. Brightman
Roswell S. Bosworth
L. van Beethoven
Brightman
Franz Schubert
Lucien Capone
Rhode Island Congress of Parents and Teachers
Samuel Slater
Pawtucket
Parent-Teacher Association
Singing Mothers of the
Nathanael Greene
Dramatic Club
Boys’ Glee Club
Gertrude Hasbrouck
Hasbrouck
New England
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Hamburg
Deeres
Goldbicks
Corporal Nevax
STAG
Silverbrook
Campbell’s Soaps
P &G Soap
BOKAR
Mayfair
Prudence
Rumford
Sultana
Formosa
India
Ceylon
Ees
SE. Mighiel
Torch Bearers
William McCaw
Thomas Remieres
Frederick Knight
Robert Bush
Raymond Warner
Natalie Herreshoff
Marguerite “Remieres
John Sparks
Helen Angell
Elsie Charette
Geraldine Manchester
Mary Tittlefield
Poverit
Raustat
John C. Trudell
Rhe
Eet
Swift
E Swifts
Brookfield
Omal
Corea
Massachusetts
Florida
Baldwin
Deliciolstagptes
Dozdees Friends
Ucterre
S. S. Pierce
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