Class Day 1915 Seniors Enjoy Rocky Point Outing
The Class of 1915 from Colt Memorial High School held an unconventional class day with a Rocky Point excursion, a yacht club banquet, and an evening graphonola concert. Students stayed together aboard the boat, danced informally, and read the class history paper and prophecy later in the night with chaperones supervising.
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Rocky Point
Yacht Club
Colt Memorial High School
Bristol
Fall River
Wiliam Gardiner
Waldo Spear
Frances Crowley
St Marys School closes with medals and praise at ceremony
The St Marys School closing exercises occurred yesterday at 2 pm with many parents present. Rev Father Gillan distributed medals and promotion cards and praised the pupils and teachers for their progress. A pianist recital by Miss Mabel Salisbury’s pupils followed in Grand Army Hall with a large audience and an extensive program led by Miss Helen B. Warren.
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St. Mary's School
Father Gillan
St. Mary’s School
Sacred Heart
Fr. Gillan
Mabel B. Salisbury
Grand Army Hall
Emily Pollock
Dorothy I. Mott
Robert Margaret Murphy
Spencer Mildred L. Pollock
Love
Bohm
Hannah O. Talbee
Walnut Hills
Klickmann
Bertha D. Hackley
Eleanor M. Lynch
George H. Brooks
Boynton-Smith
Anna Peters
Mary E. Barry
Clara Goularte
Victoria St. Angelo
Les Muscadins
Wachs
Hezekiah W. Church
Silver Nymph
Heins
Marion F. Brownell
Bruno Huhn
Logan
Helen B. Warren
Kimball Elizabeth Dennis
Spencer Jessie E. Molasky
Lafayette Orchestra
Fourth of July Committee Looks to Naval Boat and Funds
Bristol prepares for a possible visiting battleship as Congressman's note reaches the Navy Secretary. The Fourth of July Committee plans a parade with Amoskeag Veterans and names Rev. Charles E. McCoy as chaplain. Funds are short, needing $150 more to meet former standards.
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O’shaunessy
Anson B. Howard
Bristol
Bristol Retail Liquor Dealers' Association elects officers
The Bristol Retail Liquor Dealers' Association met at Moose Hall Bradford street and installed officers President Robert H. Peterson Vice President James H Head Secretary and Treasurer James F McLaughlin. It plans to affiliate with the Rhode Island and Pawtucket groups and aims to close kitchen barrooms and curb illegal liquor sales. Already 13 local dealers have joined. The group intends to appeal to the Town Council to urge police action against liquor outlets.
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Bristol Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Moose Hall
Bradford Street
George M. Miller
Rhode Island State Liquor Dealers’ Association
A. J. Scallin
Pawtucket Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Robert H. Peterson
James H. Head
James F McLaughlin
Lillian Gish Sparks Pastime Theatre Showings
Lillian Gish appears at Pastime Theatre tomorrow in The Lost House from Mutual four part, with Nina of the Theatre two parts and Sweedie Collects for Charity. Next Tuesday brings Graustark with Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in six parts at 10 and 15 cent prices.
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Lillian Gish
Nina
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Mr. Bushman
Providence Opera House
Decrees Entered in Morris and Bullock Real Estate Cases
In Providence Superior Court decrees were entered by consent appointing George Farnell as commissioner to take testimony in Morris versus Morris. A separate Bullock et al suit for petition of real estate was referred to Richard E. Lyman as standing master to determine parties. A decree for petition by sale appointed Edward E. Bunn as commissioner with counsel for both sides.
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Superior Court
Providence
Tanner
Peter R.morris
Bernard V.morris
George Farnell
John P. Reagan
James H. Higgins
Fitzgerald & Higgins
H. Emily C. Bullock
Martha S. Bunn
Richard E Lyman
Sale
Edward E. Bunn
John Henshaw
James H. Thurston
Riverside Grays to Clash With Bristols on the Common
Tomorrow the Riverside Grays meet the Bristols on the common with out of town battery Tingley and Lent. The last meeting this year ended in a narrow Grays victory at Crescent Park.
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Riverside Grays
Bristols
Battery
Tingley
Grays
Crescent Park
Barnabys Clothiers Dominates Providence Wardrobe Trade
In Providence the majority purchase clothing at Barnaby's, a dominant local retailer. The store's prominence highlights a strong consumer habit and ongoing demand for accessible fashion in the city.
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Providence
Barnaby’s
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Goodby
Bristol, R. I
W. M. Connery
Providence Telephone Co
Hope and
Bradford Streets
F. E. Berkander
Star Theatre
Guadeloupe
Essanay Scream
Grace Cunard
Francis Ford
Kitty
Lubin
Arthur Johnson
Kathlyn
Kathryn Williams
Kidville
Doris R. Dunbar
The
Harmston
Mary E. McGrath
You and I
Liza Lehmann
the Little
Damozel
Ivor Novello
Miss Helen B. Warren
la Belle
Allemande Bohm
Elsie M. Dunbar
Philopena Heins
Kathleen Hodgdon the Celebrated Witches
Dance, “Paganini
Wallace
Lillian E. Church the Paper Chain Waltz
Lynes
Doris L. Gladding
Wollenhaupt
Emily G. Pollock
Pet of the Household
Polka Blum
Dorothy L. Kenney
Allemande
Leybach
Sarah Bottomley
Leaves of
Grady Ruth B. Weaver
Clover Leaf
Alice Murphy
der Freischutz
Fantaisie
Sydney Smith
Gwendolyn Hodgdon
Bachelors’ Button Garden
Dance Wenrick
Pastime Theatre
Edward D. Kunz
Optometrist
F. T. Remieres
Cor
Bradford Sts
Henry H. Polytan Studio
Eastman
Kodaks
State St
Alice Joyce
Sweedie
Graystark
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