Arabian Nights farce delights Bristol audience
The three act comedy The Arabian Nights played to a large Bristol audience at the Opera House, praised for smooth pacing and witty situations. Harvey M. Kelley, Brown University lecturer, starred as Arthur Hummingtop with strong elocution and stage sense. Miss Munro and Miss Rounds delivered notable character work, and the ensemble earned wide applause.
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Bristol Opera House
London
A. M. Merriman
Arthur Huemmingtop
Harvey M. Kelley
Brown University
Kelley
Mr. Kelley
Miss Rounds
London Aquarium
Dr. Merriman
Milton Morgan
Charles West
E. J. Robertson
Bert Wall
Arthur Hummingtop
Ralph Ormerod
J. F. Farrally
A. M. Merriman Dobson
M. Kelley
Joshua Gillibrand
John J. Robertson
Congregational Club January Social in Seven Chapel
The Congregational Club held its January social in sete Chapel on Wednesday evening. Illness kept reader Miss Bragg from attending, but a pleasing musical program followed with piano solos by Eva Cole and Mrs. F. M. Dimond, a vocal solo Madrigal by Mrs. K. M. Dimond, a piano piece Princess Valse by Miss Cole, and a musical duet Oh tell ya merry birds by Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Dimond. Hope Miller accompanied. A social hour with refreshments and coffee poured by Mrs. Hasbrouck and Mrs. Remington concluded the event.
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Sete Chapel
F. M. Dimond
Hope Miller
Young man arrested for breaking and entering grocery
Edward Doumassaud aged 19 of Constitution Street was arrested Tuesday evening after Special Officer Hammill found a rear window open at T. J Connery’s grocery on Wood Street. A glass cutter in his stocking indicated entry method. he claimed an accomplice but fled as officers approached. He pleaded not guilty and was held on 500 bond awaiting next District Court.
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Edward Doumassaud
Constitution Street
T. J Connery
Wood Street
Charles L. Hammill
Young Doumassaud
Hammili
Hammil
Goff and Serbst
Doumass
Bristol County
O. L. Bosworth
Doumassand
Unknown Hero and Johnny Appleseed Tribute
An Ohio newspaper notes plans to erect a monument to Johnny Appleseed. It recalls John Chadman as a simple peasant who planted seeds across Ohio and Indiana, braving dangers to benefit future generations. The piece links his mission to reverence for nature and to durable footprints in history.
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Fayther
Ohio
Johnny Appleseed
Johnny
John Chadman
Abraham
Lincoln
Ohio Valley
Prairies
Bristol Wins Three Straight At Warren Meet
The Bristol bowling team defeated O Neils of Warren three straight, totaling 1429 pins and beating the Warren squad by over 100 pins. Hibbert led with 299. The scores:
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Bristol
Warren
O’neil
Hibbert
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Mrs. Hummingtop
June Rockwell
Gillibrand
Shipherpbdeyaetaet
Emeline A. Munro Rosa Colombier
the Peas
Spornacees Segenic Danes
Mary P. Rounds
Daisy Maitland
Bune
Helen L. Waldron
Barbara
Hummingtop
Cora M. Hill
Haroun al Raschid
Aquarium
Hummington
America
Moore
Moresco
Merrimac
Newark
ARE Ee
Bristol, R. I
Anderstrom
Connerys
Connery
Warren Monumental Works
Cornelius Harrington
Crode St
Railroad Ave
Warren, RK. I
M. W. Schoen
Tailor Hope and
Constitution Streets
William i
HS Herrah Wood
State 8
Waldron- Brownell
Farit
Mhadford Senera
Snow Brothers
Stafe Street
Congregational Club
Doumassaud
T. J. Connery
The
Phoenix
W. W
Hope Street
Edward D. Kunz
Seicun
A.P
Nerone
Lamb
Earle & Prew’s
Staples Coal Company
State Street
Providence Telephone Company Contract Department
Union Street
GAS & Electric
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