Graduation notices for Colt Memorial and Bristol Grammar high schools
Graduation exercises for Colt Memorial High School are set for Thursday June 27 at 8 p m in Memorial Hall. Bristol Grammar School holds graduation Friday June 28 at 2 30 p m in the John Post Reynolds School auditorium. The Colt class includes 35 or 36 students with officers, colors red and gold, and the motto Truth Always Conquers. The pupil paper will be The Green and White with an editorial staff listed.
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Colt Memorial High School
Memorial ‘Hall
Bristol Grammar School
Reynolds School
John Post Reynolds
Colt
Bristol Common
Abbot
First Light Infantry
Memorial Hall
Helen Vose Aldrich
William Amanna
Abraham Blackman
Charles Blackman
Laurine Wheaton Bradford
Annie Strange Coggeshall
Sally Margaret Crabb
Marion Ledora Darling
Charles Francis Dimond, Jr
Lawrence Sterling Edwards
James Francis Connell
Ina Lillian Flowers
Charles Leo Hughes
George Ellery Ingraham, Jr
Joseph Church Kinder
Joseph John Langello
Mary Eugenia LeClair
Alice Evelyn LeMaire
Marie Adowilda Letelier
Charles Makowsky
Louise Dolores
Stella Eunice Webb
George Ellery Ingraham Jr
Angela Sweeney
Helen Evangelist Morris
Emily Gould Pollock
Phenix
George Cooke
George E Ingraham, Jr
Charles F. Dimond, Jr
James Sullivan
Annie Coggeshall
Helen Aldrich
Abner Bailey
Lawrence S Edwards
Milss
Alice Tattrie
Bristol Constabulary Elects Same Officers for Year
The Bristol Constabulary held its annual election last week and reselected most officers for the coming year. Captain Fred Williams, Lieutenants Asa n Hathaway and Robert A. McCaughey, Clark Samuel D. Wardwell, and a committee on target practice with Lieut Asa n Hathaway were named. Adjutant Carl B. Rockwell Jr. and John A. R. Wood Bars were also listed.
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Bristol Constabulary
W Fred Williams
Asan Hathaway
Robert A. Mce Caughey
Clark
Samuel D. Wardwell
Carl B
Rockwell, Jr
John AR
Minstrel Show Tonight From Third Company Group
The Third Company, Fourth Rodman, formerly the 19th Company AC of this town, will present a minstrel show at the Pastime theatre this evening for the fund of the company. The show promises a very enjoyable event and a packed house is hoped.
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Fort Rodman
Forth Rodman
Markers defeat Cutters in rubber game on Common
The Markers beat the Cutters 15 to 9 in the second game of the series at the Common on Saturday morning. Murphy pitched well for the Markers and received strong team support. The win earned the Markers a purse of $10 donated by both teams.
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National India Rubber Co
Murphy
Colt Juniors Defeat Rotary A C 24 to 8 in Big Win
The Colt Juniors defeated Rotary A C on the Common Saturday afternoon 24 to 8. Barry pitched and Baker caught for Colt Juniors. Ferreira and Serbst were the battery for Rotary A C. Barry struck out 15, and Colt Juniors scored 7 runs in the first inning.
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Colt Juniors
Rotary A. C
Rotary AC
Barry
Baker
Ferreira
Serbst
Preparedness Drive Begun For St Josephs Hospital Fund
A town meeting at the Y M C A plans a statewide drive to raise 200000 for St Josephs Hospital to care for Rhode Island soldiers. James F Lavander leads Bristol's 1500 share with events including a G A R Hall dance and a St Marys Church whist to fund the emergency fund.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Bristol
James F. Lavander
Rhode Island
Narragansett Hotel
Providence
Daughters of Isabella
Henry Donovan
St. Mary’s Church
Bristol War Flags 376 Service Members Named
The Bristol War Historian reports 376 local men in U S service, with 160 Army volunteers 86 Navy volunteers and 130 in the National Army by draft. The Service Flag will display blue stars forming 376 on the white center when raised on July Fourth at the Community flag pole.
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Bristol
The
Phenix
Adjutant General’s Office
John AR. Edwards
Arm
Navy
National Army
Officers Elected for Colt Memorial High Class of 1920
At a Wednesday afternoon meeting the Class of 1920 Colt Memorial High School elected officers. President Joseph Kelly, Vice President James Sullivan Jr, Secretary Olive Coggeshall, Treasurer Marguerite Murphy, Executive Committee Emily LeClair Dorothy Hill G A Stewart, Historian Julia DeFelice, Auditors William Hobbs Frederick Palmer Harry Young Jr.
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Colt Memorial High School
Joseph Kelly
James Sullivan, Jr
Olive Coggeshall
Marguerite Murphy
Emily LeClair
Dorothy Hill
G A. Stewart
Julia DeFelice
William Hobbs
Frederick Palmer
Harry Young, Jr
War Bond Ad Urges Savings Now for War Effort
A wartime notice urges the public to curb purchases and invest savings in War Savings Stamps to support the ongoing war effort.
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Wars Eteumeen CO
Connery’s
Henry H.polytan Studio
State Street
Star Theatre
Fox
DU Barry
Freda SC
Wonder
Bessie Barriscale
Keystone Comedy
CHARLES _ CHAPLIN
Ethel Clayton
Tom Moore
Phoenix
Hope Street
Edward D. Kunz Gorician
F. Tremieres
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Franklin Street Garage CO
Franklin Street
Tel
Bristol 339
R. A. Deslauriers
Autos and Supplies
Goodyear Tire, and Service Station
Standard
Polarine
the Waldron CO
Auto Tires & Accessories
Mil
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