Graduation Day at Byfield and Valley Schools
The graduation exercises honored the Class of 06 of the Byfield High School with six women and two men. Notable names include Joan H Morrissey Jr Emily Frances Tobin Helen Wing Church Carrie Alberta Thomas Bertram Wilmer Wall Edna May Baker Eva Robertson Pickles Winifred Veronica Scott Laura Elwyna Fish and George A Arnold. The event featured Fay's Belmont orchestra, a grand march led by John H Morrissey Jr and Miss Winifred Veronica Scott, and a reception at Grand Army Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Frances
Tobin
Heélen Wing Church
Carrie Alberta Thomas
Bertram Wilmer Wall
Edna May Baker
Eva Robertson Pickles
Winifred Veronica Scott
Laura Elwyna Fish
Seba Gould Goddard
John H. Morrissey, Jr
Carrie A. Thomas
Bertram W. Wall
Grand Army Hall
Fay
Belmont Orchestra
G A R Notes On Associate Members AndRising Home Visit
G A R extends associate membership to bolster post social and financial activity led by Commander Peck with 30 members already secured. Department Commander Greene and staff planned open meetings, visited Soldiers Home for inspection, and were welcomed by Commandant Hall. Also promotes Eagle Risers laxative pills as a staple product in widespread use.
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Babbitt Post
Peck
George L. Greene
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Babbitt
Greene
Benjamin L. Hall
Graduation at The Misses Morse School on High Street
The Misses Morse private school held graduation exercises yesterday at 2 pm. Eva May Cole received a High School diploma and read an essay on The Evolution of a Book. Five ninth grade students John Brechin Clover Miller Dan Coggeshall Frank Snngaham Vivien Cobleigh graduated, with flowers for Cole and a decorated room featuring a 20 foot white scarf bearing the class motto Il faut semer pour recolter. Ushers were Frank Easterbrooks and Albert Edmunds. Dancing followed.
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Morse
Phoenix
High Street
Eva May Cole
John Brechin
Clover Miller
Dan Coggeshall
Frank Snngaham
Vivien Cobleigh
Samuel
Drury
Bishop Brent
Philippines
Frank Easterbrooks
Albert Edmunds
Mrs Julian Heon Dies After Brief Illness in Warren
Mrs. Julian Heon 73 of Warren died Saturday afternoon after a brief illness. She was born in Canada and settled in this county in 1862, mother of 12 children with five deceased. Surviving children include Mrs Emma Prescourt, Maria Josephine wife of J A Arnold, John, Gideon, Philip, Fred, Edward Heon, Alexander J Heon, Eva and Felicitee, and husband Octave Heon also survives. Funeral was held Tuesday at St John’s Church Warren with Rev Fathers Fauteaux Boisvert and Mond of Canada officiating.
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Julian Heon
Warren
Maria J. Arnold
J. A. Arnold
Thames Street
Heon
Canada
Manville
R. L
Westport
Mass
Reereree
Emma Prescourt
John
Gideon
Philip Heon
North Attleboro
Fred Heon
Fitchburg
Edward Heon
Louis Vemieux
Alexander J. Heon
Maria Josephine
J.A. Arnold
Eva
Felicitee
Octave Heon
A. J. Heon
Louis Lemieux
St. John’s Church
Father Fauteaux
Father Boisvert
Father Dumond
Widow Martha S Mason Dies After Illness in Warren
Mrs Martha S Mason wife of Ambrose Bean died at her Metacom avenue home Warren last Tuesday afternoon after several months illness. Born in town she was a descendant of Richard Smith one of the first settlers. Survived by husband two daughters Miss Mattie E Mason and Elizabeth W Mason of Warren and son Ambrose E Mason. Funeral from Metacom avenue residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha S. Mason
Ambrose Bean
Metacom Avenue
Warren
Richard Smith
Mattie E Andlizabeth W. Mason
Ambrose E. Mason
Six Sons Bearers at Burial With Generational Floral Tributes
The six sons of the deceased acted as bearers. Among the many floral tributes, a large pillar of roses and display pieces were arranged, with children representing four generations. Interment was in St. John's cemetery, Warren.
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Dananaed
St. John’s Cemetery
Warren
Colt High School Bids Open at Providence Office
The bid opening for Colt High School construction occurs at noon in Providence at Col S Colt's office. Contractors Norcross Bros Mead Mason Co Boston Elmer K Watson Warren Maguire Penniman and Wm Gilbane & Bro Providence submitted bids for electrical work and others for the school building. O Albert Rounds, ex-town resident now a Boston electrical contractor, participates in the bid process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EBC High
Patent remedy promotes laxative syrup for safe relief
An unapologetic ad claims Ken nedy's Laxative Honey and Turcough syrup eases constipation without opiates. It promises quick relief by clearing the bowels and ending discomfort, urging readers to try the product through claimed safety and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
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Ruth Banks Palmer
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Jobin Post Reynolds
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John H. Morrissey Jr
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Florence Helen Potter
Mary Bissell Reynolds Elizabeth G. Lotto Robb Mabel Gertrude Walter
Bessie May West
Edith Marie Wilson
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Emma Marguerite Flowers
Joseph McIntosh Bottomly
John Eustis Crockford Richard Harold Usher
W. H. Buaffington
Misses Morse
Julian Hom
Chichester Chemical Company
Madison Block
Philadelphia
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Franklin
Emerson
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Colt High School
John Shepard
Thasies Street
Prest & Dixon Old Sugar House
JM. W. Schoen
New York Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s
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Fall River
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