Parade Exercises Close City Parade With Readings and Address
At noon after the parade the Pastime Theatre hosted ceremonies including Invocation by the Chaplain and Orator, reading of the Declaration of Independence by Joseph Walsh, and an address by Dr Edward Holyoke of Calvary Baptist Church Providence. The event featured the Colt Band and a Star Spangled Banner performance with a committee led by Leb Church.
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Babbitt
ACR
Harold
Gross
Charlies W. Abbott
Aesembly
Colt
Rey FE
Enslin
Luciano R Capone
Joseph 1
Walsh
Edward Holyoke
Calvary Baptist Church
Providence
Star Spangled Banner
Frerett Leb Church
Leon Curran
John G. Stewart
Fred Wilbur
Robert Anderson
Harold Blease
Matthew , Cahoon
Roswell C Colt
Daniel Dwyer
George R. Fish
Charles L. Hughes
Leon F McCaw
Herbert McKay
Robert J McKay
James Meiggs
Samuel Molasky
Philip C. Morris
Fred M. Straight
Bertram W. Wall
Bristol Fourth of July Celebrated with Community Effort
The Fourth of July Committee and Chief Marshall Lt. W. Fred Williams Jr led a successful Bristol celebration despite a large uninvited Fall River crowd at the Yacht Club. Fireworks, a five mile marathon won by Robert Strong of Providence, and a popular block party on High Street highlighted a day of orderly festivity with naval officers enjoying local hospitality.
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W. Fred Williams, Jr
Bristol
Bristol Yacht Club
Fall River
Hydraulions
State Firemen’s League
Hook, Ladder & Hose Company
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Hydes
Hope
Beach Terrace
Robert Strong
Providence
Fred Middleton
Strong
State Street
Hope Street
High Street
Court
Fo M . Straight
R . Waffenreffer Jr
Mt Hope
Edward 1 Bunn
Francis McGovern
J J Walsh
U 5S
Fouth
Siaffenreffer
Navy
Boxing class remark stuns campus as faculty reports incident
A dazed student in a college boxing class tells authorities he did not come to study astronomy, prompting campus officials to review the incident after a provocative comment to the professor.
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Bostor
St Michael’s Church Holy Communion and Evening Service
The notice lists Holy Communion at 8 o'clock and a 10.30 service with a sermon by Rev. Robert Keating Smith. Evening prayer and sermon follow at 7.30 o'clock.
Trinity Church Sunday Services Times
The church will hold services at 7 30 a m 9 a m and 10 45 a m on Sunday in line with its regular schedule.
Weekend Worship Schedule and Sermon Themes
Friday at 7 30 evening service and Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon on Elijah the Tishbite. A praise and preaching service is planned for Sunday night with the sermon topic The Declaration of Independence.
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Elijah
State Street M E Church Sunday Services and Sermon
State Street M E Church holds Sunday worship at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor The church school meets at 12 noon A vesper service is scheduled for 7 o'clock with the subject The Creed of Experience announced by the pastor.
First Baptist Church Morning Service and Lecture
Morning service at 10 40 led by the pastor followed by Sunday School at 11 45 A stereopticon lecture on Japan by Rail and Jinrikisha with colored views at 8 00 in the evening.
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Japan
Jiniricksha
Sunday Morning and Evening Service Schedule
Sunday morning service at 10 30 led by Rev FE G Johnson. Sunday school at 12. Evening preaching at 7 by the same pastor.
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FE. G Johnson
Boy Scouts Prepare for Big Camp Takarest Weekend
Camp Takarest hosts a major scouting event this weekend with Greater Providence Council leading as Bristol scouts expected to join. Troops 1 and 2 gather for business meetings and a July 26 court of honor prep follows a July 4th stand on the common. Reservations for Camp Yawgoog rush in as scouts submit names and stencil kerchiefs.
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Takarest
Providence
Greater Providence
Bristol
Fish
Yawgoog
Walter L Main Circus Delights 4k Attendances Despite Parade Delay
The Walter L Main Circus arrived by special train and staged two engaging shows yesterday. A late start to the street parade due to the train delay drew a smaller afternoon crowd, while the evening show drew three to four thousand visitors from nearby towns. A side-show worker, Charles Winslow of Whitman Mass, was arrested for resisting officers and possessing a blackjack, awaiting arraignment.
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Walter L Main Circus
Charles Winslow
Whitman
Mass
John Paull
Paull
Maetozo
Police chief reports concealed weapon case and ticket dispute
The chief of police reports a case involving a concealed weapon. He also notes two party refunds of $25 and $15 after a reserved seat seller in the main tent short changed customers.
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Ee Conteastes Sas
HizFni Kelley
District nurse monthly report for June details
The June report for Miss Mary Taylor shows 19 cases carried over and 10 new patients, totaling 29. 9 discharged and 20 remaining under care. It records 69 business and advisory visits, 15 Metropolitan visits, 2 operations, and 243 total visits, plus 4 baby clinics with 15 attendees.
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Mary Taylor
St Michael Parish Fair and Excelsior Tennis Club Comedy Night
July events include a parish fair at Holmes Memorial House and Locke Close on July 6 7 8. On July 11 a trio of one act comedies Which is Which Late Delivery Crimson Cocoanut staged by the Excelsior Tennis Club at Trinity Parish House.
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St. Michael's
Holmes Memorial House
Locke Close
Excelsior Tennis Club
Trinity Parish House
Washington statue at Capitol square intrigues reader note
A Richmond Times-Dispatch reader questions a peculiar scene as the statue of Washington in Capitol square appears to face the senate and point toward the penitentiary. The reader asks if this sign has any significance.
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Washington
Capitol Square
Senate
P. Nutt
Richmond Times-Dispatch
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