Graduation Day Set for Colt Memorial High 26 Graduates
The Colt Memorial High School class of 26 students includes 17 girls. Today’s class day features a boat sail to Sandy Beach and an outing, followed by a banquet at Bristol Yacht Club and evening exercises. Graduation is June 30 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with a senior reception next night. tickets required.
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Colt Memorial High School
Bristol Yacht Club
Howell R. Hughes
Alice Tattrie
Brown University
Sarah Veronica Downey
Oliver Griswold Boynton
Amherst College
Laurence Sheldon Greenwell
James Francis Keating
Alfred Clifton Koch
Francis Anne Crowley
Hannah Grace Kinder
Mary Alice MacDonald
Margaret Mary Morrissey
Grace Elizabeth Shiel
Mary Theresa Sullivan
Rhode Island Normal School
Amy Whittemore Watts
Waldo Whipple Spear
Wesleyan University
Carleton Spear
Maude Agnes Crispell
Catherine Elizabeth Callan
Sarah Veronica Callan
Bertha May Kempf
Julia Catherine Nerone
Marion Gertrude Sparks
Marian Gray Potter
Elizabeth Amelia Williston
Raymond Earle Bliven
Edward George Garvin
Harold Dorrance Shippee
Albert Ellsworth Sparks
Tris
Phoenix
Miss Ella McManus Hosts Double Shower for Peckham and Saillant
At her Bristol Heck home Miss Ella McManus hosts a double afternoon shower for Mollie L Peckham of this town and Mary Etta Saillant of Warren. The event features yellow and white daisies, a cobweb display, daisy salad, lawn whist, and prizes for Miss Sadie Baker Elsie McCaw and Elizabeth C Balfour.
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Ella McManus
Bristol Heck
wSs Mollie L. Peckham
Mary Etta Saillant
Warren
Providence
Miss Peckham
Miss Saillant
Sadie Baker
Elsie McCaw
Elizabeth C. Balfour
Sermon at First Baptist by Irving T. Gumb draws large crowd
Members of St Alban's lodge No 6 A F and A M with Riverside and Warren lodges attended Sunday evening service at First Baptist Church. Pastor Irving T. Gumb delivered an engaging sermon titled Life's Great Challenge to Men. Music featured Miss Howland and local quartets with hymns Remember Now Thy Creator and Onward Christian Soldiers.
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St. Alban's Lodge
No. 6
A. Fe
A. M
St. Andrew’s Lodge
Riverside
Washington Lodge
Warren
First Baptist Church
Irving T. Gumb
Miss Howland
Marston
John H Bailey, Jr
Pardon Kenney
Charles H. Kunz
Charles H Liscomb
Buck
Holden
Red Cross Seals Ordered for 1915 Campaign
The American Red Cross has placed an initial order for 125 million Red Cross Seals for 1915. The seals are being printed as fast as presses can produce them, signaling the magnitude of the upcoming campaign.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer 36 Pills for 25 Cents
The advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills in corked glass bottles containing 36 sugar coated pills for 25 cents. One pill with water at bedtime supposedly relieves constipation by morning. The copy claims the product is easy to take, effective, and economical and urges readers to get a bottle at druggists.
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Dr. King
Bristol Keeps Lead with 8 to 2 Victory Over Suthers Corners
Bristol overwhelmed Suthers Corners 8 to 2 on a Saturday. Kempf and Silva starred with key plays including a three bagger, a home run by H Murphy, and eight chances fielded by Silva. The Riverside Independents moved to second place after a 3 to 2 win over the Riverside Grays. Circle Jacques Cartier and Warren teams mentioned in standings. Buff Bottomley praised for Pawtucket in Pawtucket Times with three hits and four stolen bases. Bottomley also caught a perfect game assist.
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Bristols
Luther
Pierce
Potter
Barry
Kempf
Coyle
Peck
McDonald
Monet
Almeida
Bristol
Porter
Bhven
Silva
Church Street
H. Murphy
Gallo
Bowler
Suthers Corners
Schultz
Murphy
E. West
Hawkes
Ryan
South Providence
Circle Jacques Cartier
Warren
Railroad
Riverside Independents
Barrington A. C
Riverside Grays
Independents
Narragansett League
P.C. Bristol
Railroad A. C
Jacques Cartier
Buff” Bottomley
Pawtucket
Colonial League
Pawtucket Times
the Times
Gearin
Bottomley
Burns
McGinley
Taunton
Newport Base Ball Seeks Bristol Game June 26
Edmund White of Newport R I announces a challenge to arrange a baseball match with a Bristol team of good reputation to be played at Bristol on June 26. White says his Newport team averages about 150 pounds per player.
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Newport
Bristol
Edmund White
R. I
Thurston Av
Engineering Ants and Their Long South American Tunnel
The article notes South American ants building a remarkable tunnel about three miles long. It highlights insect engineering and the surprising reach of their subterranean work.
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South America
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Star Theatre
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Lottie Pickford
Mary
Irving Cummings
Keystone
C Bliven
Ss Gallo
Rf. Almeida
C. G. Pierce
P — See
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Pon MacDonald
West
Ss. Porter
P. E. West
C. Schultz
Rf. Peck
Hope Street
Edward C. Kunz
Optometrist
FE. T. Remieres
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Henry H. Polytan Studio
Eastman
Kodaks
Brownie
State St
Thames
Pees
Arthur A. Capwell
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