Bristol High School and Morse Private School Hold Commencement
Commencement exercises for Bristol High School ninth grade and Morse Private School were held in G A K Hall and G A R Hall. Helen Agatha Stowell won a gold prize for best essay on Yorktown and Cornwallis. Rev J S Drury praised public schools in Bristol. 64 graduates from the ninth grade were noted, with 37 girls and 31 boys, after combining eighth and ninth grades. A reception and dance followed the ceremonies.
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Bristol High School
Morse
G. A. K. Hall
Channell Company
J. P Reynolds
Arnold
Edward G. Easterbrooks
Bristol
Helen Agatha Stowell
Alfred S Stowell
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Bristol Gnapter D A R
Mandy Morton
John McVay
G. A . Hall
Straight Brothers
William J. Tobin
Marie E Lavender
G A. R. Hall
the Phoenix
John PF. Reypolds
John H Bailey, Jr
J. P. Reynnids
George Ulric Arnold
New
Colt Memorial High School
L. L. Anderstrom
Church Street
High Street
Muss Mildrea B. Coggeshall
Charles Coggeshall
Henrietta M. O. Qgannery
Ruby Blaisdell
W. Frederick Williams
Lowell
Drury
Allen's Foot Base and Foot East samples offered
Advertisement for Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York promotes Allen's Foot Base powder to relieve swollen tired and smarting feet. Includes a free sample offer for the Foot East sanitary corn pad invention and lists the address in LeRoy NY.
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Allen
Foot East Sanitary
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
Watappas to Visit Fall River in Fourth of July Baseball Showdown
Watappas of Fall River, led by pitchers Mitchell and Sherry, visit Bristols for a high profile game. The Bristols must rise to counter the left handed Mitchell and fast right hander Sherry as both teams showcase strong rosters and aims to top locals. The schedule includes Independents, Anawans, St Teresa and Brooks Club with talks of St Mary's retirement and potential reentry in the local league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watappas
Fall River
Bristors
Sullivan
Mitchell
Sherry Mitchell
Sherry
Bristols Watuppas Harrington
P Mitchell
Sherry Hamilton
Welch ‘Tucker
Hart Morrie
Riley Fiske
Heaney VanaAlmkerk
Kaylorsuipan
Forbin Datty
Quinn Sullivan
Brackshaw
Fail River Independents
Danny Costigan
Danny
Anawans
St. Teresa
Brooks’ Club
St. Mary's
Mahony
Defiance and Independents
King Philips
Almost a Centenarian Bristol Man Capt William Howe Church
Capt William Howe Church celebrated his ninety eighth birthday at home on 80 State street in Bristol. Relatives and friends visited, Bristol Chapter Sons of the American Revolution presented a basket of 98 roses and carnations. He is a living son of a Revolutionary soldier, born June 23 1810 to Thomas and Mary Church. His father served in the militia during the Revolutionary War.
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William Howe Church
State Street
Bristol
Sons of the American Revolution
Capt. Oburob
Kinder Brothers
Hope Street
Thomas and Mary (Tripp) Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
King’s Windsor Cement
Waddwell
Wardwell Lumber CO
Bristol, R. I
Anderstrom
Photograther
Goming
Hellebore
F. T. Remieres
Cor. Hope and Bradford Sts
Child Street
Warren TO
Walt ‘Shell
Bristoll
Renail Lam
William B. Stedman
P. Smith
William Street
G. W. Simmons
Beats E. Carey
Topristor
Ephone
Constitution Street
Taft & Sherman
Register Republican Town Committee
Industrial Trust Company
Edward D. Kunz
Franklin Shoes
A. P. Nerone
Hope ST
Earle & Prew
Staples Coal Company
COAL
Providence Telephone Contract Department
Union Street
Bristol County Gas and
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