Closing Exercises At Byfield And Oliver Schools
Closing programs held yesterday afternoon and evening marked the end of the school year. About 100 attendees praised Miss Elizabeth R. McCotter and the staff for a successful display of drawings, flowers, and student work. The Byfield event featured multiple recitations songs and dramas led by Miss H Augusta Coggehal, with graduates Miss Margaret King Miss Myra Manchester and Nellie M. Avery noted. Byfield guests were also joined by sixth grade pupils and teachers, while Oliver school showcased extensive recitations songs and solos under Miss McCotter’s influence.
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Oliver
Vew School
Elizabeth R. McCotter
Teresa Sullivan
Eyelowland
M. Lee
America
John H. Morrissey, Jr
McQotter
Margaret King
Myra Manchester
Nellie M. Aivery
State Normal School
Providence
Oliver Building
Sherwood
Attleboro
Cronin
Crawshaw
Taunton
H. Augusta Coggehal
Bald
Charles Sherman
Coral Gro’e
Caught In The Act At Night Hen Heist
Dr H W Onuroh near Poppasquash hears a break in robs hen house. He fires when a man exits with a hen, the thief flees across buckwheat field after shots. Hen dropped in the field. no hens recovered.
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H. W. Onuroh
Poppasquash
DeWitts Hazel Salve and Pills Advertised by Buffington
The passage promotes DeWitt's Witon Hazel Salve for various skin cuts and piles and mentions DeWitt's Little Early Riser liver pills. Sold by W. H. Buffington and W. W. Buffington.
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DeWitt
DeWitt’s
W. H. Buffington
W. W. Buffington
Taft Nominated for President at Republican Convention
After an eight hour session in Chicago, William Howard Taft of Ohio was nominated on the first ballot with 702 votes. Roosevelt, Foraker, Fairbanks, Cannon, La Follette, Hughes, Knox and others received smaller totals as Taft secured the nomination amid high praise from Roosevelt and a platform endorsing trust supervision, tariff reform, postal savings, and railroad reforms. The Rhode Island delegation highlighted anti-intolerance efforts and Taft notification arrangements.
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Chicago
William Howard Taft
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Henry Cabot Lodge
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph B. Foraker
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Robert Las#ollat
Taft
Lincoln
Bristol
Rhode Island
Ezra Dixon
Joseph E. Fletcher
Roosevelt
Base Ball Notes Bristols face strong M Q D Bordens in Fall River
The Bristols meet the Bordens of Fall River, a powerful squad that has yet to lose this season. Manager Brooks brings two good pitchers, Clark and King, with Hamilton catching Saturday. Expected lineup shifts include Tucker at first and Fitzgerald in the outfield. Batting and fielding averages are listed for players with three or more games.
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Bristols
M.Q.D. Bordens
Fall River
Brooks
Clark
King
Bordens
Lafontaine
Hamilton
Jack Tucker
Fitzgerald
Tucker
Morris
van Almkerk
Fiske
Harrington
Miller
Guinan
Duffy
J Harrington
Hviteg
R'Ld
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Angel of Hope
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Staples Goal Company
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Bristol County Gas and Electric Company