Bristol Public Schools Roll of Honor 25 Years Ago
The July 5 1907 column lists Bristol public school students with perfect attendance and honors. Names span High School through Primary grades with teachers, noting perfect attendance and scholarship excellence for many pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Public Schools
Grace Jones
Frank Keating
May Andrade
Ethel Bovay
George St. Vincent
Katherine Gray
Frances Crowley
Byfield
M A. Pitmarr
Jennie Aldrich
Bertha Hagen
Mary E. West
Agnes Murphy
Tina Mairis
Ethel McCaw
A Scanlon
Idena Usher
Catherine Sanford
Alfred Lemaire
Samuel Brelsford
Walley
M. E. Spooner
Marion Sherman
Hannah Kinder
Carl Neumann
Eddie Hughes
Annie Napp
Ralph Walker
Eda Enders
Marguerite MacDonald
Clarissa Reynolds
Alphonse Picard
Roswell
Sidney Bosworth
Elizabeth Clowes
Esther Osterberg
Marguerite Lee
Marguerite Vlne- Donald
Ruth Murray
Qhyver
Harold Hill
Elizabeth August
Johin Farr
Ralph Anello
Sarah Garrity
Elizabeth Keegan
Margaret Morriser
Anna Peters
Annie Sisson
Howard Gray
William Maddox
Charles Marium Howard Paull
Anna Pierce
Charles Arnold
Annie Dimond
Margaret Moore
Rose Durant
Frida Picard
Sadie Cadiero
Sarah Callan
Annie Pinheiro
Annie Mckenna
Susie Chase
Genera Sousa
Lynnard Brow
Frank Gigho
Robert Fitzgerald
Russell Kennex Ellsworth McCaw
Bome Balfour
Margaret Keegan
Grace Shiel
Charles Sanford
Ada Monroe
Rachel Ashton
Senevieve Sanford
Marion Dunbar
James Brown
Harold Carey
Fasie McCaw
Manon Dunbar
Nora Dwaver
Fra Baren
May Mello
Niola Kirk
Madeline Gooddard
Andrew Campbell
Joseph Robbin
Annie J Adams
Lavinia MacDonald
Lavinia McDonald
Katherine
DeWolf
Mary Lonergan
Ellen Dunbar
Marguerite Neumann
Sadie Wright
Annie Sousa
Max Yarselvitsky
James Laviane
Cafford Radley
Ralph F Kinder
Frank Lsher
Burton
Ella P Blakeslee
Teache
Porigat
Atte
Minnie Miekas
Nhiee Roberts
Norman Meteahr
John Perri
Bell of
Victoria Perry
Alne Roberts
Minmie MechKay
Panntine Sylyvester
Clifford Dubuc Mar Neumann Franks Johnson
Merrie
John Perry
Anime Johnston
Olver
Mary Really
Ada Trudell
Mars Enos
Elizabeth McGovern
Margaret Flynn
George King
George Kerr
Walte
Harold Manchester
Leda Gladue
Rose Bessing
Annie van Bever
James Garvin
John Hackett
Euclid Vermette
Arthur Belmore
Alumni Ball Captures Glides of Many in Festive Night
A lively Alumni Ball drew couples across the hall with music and gowns as guests like Ada Sylvia and Johnnie Rego mingled with reporters. The writer notes the crowd’s energy, a well-run Grand March led by George Boutilier, and praise for the committee and punch, with a promise of more coverage next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Rego
Ada Sylvia
Joe Margo
Lucy Pagnano
Freddie Goff
Marion Fahey
Ant
Jackie Marsden
Marguerite Gallagher
Earl Ingraham
Elizabeth Dwyer
Fred Vera
Mildred Conlin
Oscar Herzig
Shirley Newman
Lloyd McGann
Viola Palmer
Twister
Charlotte Manchester
George Boutilier
George
Louis Bernardo
Theresa Rinaldi
Jim Connors
Lena Guistiany
Tommy Goff
Peggy Nerone
Herman Wilbur
Marjorie Manley
I.ee Menard
Norma Malloy
Harry Young
Katherine Mullen
Joe McGrath
Lillian Miner
Sid Dunbar
Edna Demars
Czar” Bazilevsich
Betts Colt
Ohho
Louis Rinald
Catherine Morris
Eddie Newbold
Manon Kelley
Herne Burnham
Roberta Vunne
Lanzire Johnime Andrade
Tulu Pereira
Marts
Biancusto
Mars Andrade
Dr Nerrist
Mary Connors
Frank Roinaler
Dorothy Higgins
Mir
Mes Walker
Jan
Gong Jimmie Sullivan
JF Leanes
Johnnie Conways
Kathleen McDonough
Vatsano
AL Foighill
Fila Mac Lemaire
White
Angelina Bettercourt
Sanford
June Woral
Walker
Jimmie L.ee
The Bonus Army and Nation's Worries Over Its Fate
The piece argues Washington faces the bonus marchers with concern for their health and prospects. It notes crowded conditions around the Capitol, uncertain futures despite some gains, and calls for timely mail and fiscal measures while recalling a note from two teenage runaways.
China used paper 1800 years ago in treaties and trade
The article notes China’s early use of paper in treaties for centuries and mentions broader themes of confidence in government, fiscal policy, and foreign relations. It references a US Senator’s view on national self confidence, a stagnant stock market for canned foods, and hints at possible State Department actions alongside former President Coolidge remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Coolidge
State Department
Peditus
Green and Black Teas Processing Differences
The article explains that tea color depends on curing: green tea uses steam sterilization to prevent fermentation, preserving a green color, while black tea ferments the leaf to produce a brown hue. Partial fermentation yields semi fermented tea with a lighter brown result.
Spending His Allowance Teaches Real Money Lessons
A family recalls saving for their son's college fund and learning a hard lesson when they needed to withdraw the money. The son sees the bank as sacred savings, while the parents learn to balance honesty, responsibility, and frugality. Now he earns twenty five cents weekly, chooses to save or spend, and learns money management.
No Barrier Boy At Work Entices Calls In Factory
A northern Indiana factory lad has gained notoriety with young callers. He tells inquirers that Bob is busy, while a caller insists Mary will want to speak. The nuisance of the frequent calls draws attention from his employer in this Indianapolis News item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lahr
Lahr
NBC
Walter Winchell
Walter O’keefe
Bob
Mary
Indianapolis News
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