Two Local Ball Games End With Clerks Rally Over Businessmen
The clerks defeated the business men 17 to 8 after a late surge, with Darling and Brightman each limiting the older team while Brightman homered. The businessmen started strong with five runs, but the clerks answered, then pulled away in the eighth inning. An 8th grade and High School game followed, Colt High beating Eighth Grade 10 to 1 as Ingraham fanned seven.
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Brightman
Demara
Pete
Hin
iAcey Centre
Leahy
Jray
Ingraham
Programs for commencement at Celt Memorial High School
The Celt Memorial High School will hold commencement exercises in the auditorium next Wednesday. Fourteen graduates are listed across Classical English and Commercial courses, with officers, committees, and a detailed program including a Prince of Pilsen performance, odes, and diploma presentations. The class reception and dance follow that evening in the school auditorium.
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Celt Memorial High School
Commercia
Charlotte ‘Andra Young
Mary B. Reynolds
Elizabeth Peterson
Basil Harrison Perry
Florence Helen Potter
Mies
Gertrude Gladding Bunn
Leicester R. Watts
Edith M. Wilson
Bessie May West
Emma Maguerite
Flowers
Vivien E. Cobleigh
Albert O. Barte
George R. Fish
John Eustin Crockford
Albert O. Earle
Basil H. ‘Perry
Miss Young
John E. Crockford
Leicester R.watts
George E. Fish
Reynolds
Weat
Potter
George B. Fish
W. R. Trotter
Alfred S. Stowell
Moonlight Excursion to Rocky Point by Sagamore Steamer
A Bristol excursion last evening aboard the Sagamore steamer chartered for the occasion sailed to Rocky Point under a moonlit sky. The party traveled from the ferry slip around 7 o'clock, with some members ashore at Rocky Point before the return sail to Newport and back to Bristol, arriving about midnight.
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Prizes for Scholarship at Cols Memorial High School
Col. S P Odle sent Princep A L Williams one hundred dollars to reward study among Cols Memorial High School graduates. Examinations in eleven subjects led by Rev W R B Trotter determine prize distribution among 14 graduating pupils. Questions are anonymous, and prizes will be awarded at next Wednesday's graduation exercises, with at least four prizes likely.
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Princep A. L. Williams
W. RB. “Trotter
U. S
Sby
McTrotter
Exerciads
Private School Closure and Diploma Award Details
The Morse Private School closed for the summer yesterday before morning grades. Mary Drov received the good scholarship prize from Elin Whitney Howe. John Brechio completed four years of high school studies and earned a life diploma in April as an evening pupil finishing the course.
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Prinen
Misa Mary ‘Drov
Anoe
Winthrop de Olf
Eline Whitney
Howe
John Brec-cio
Iploma
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