Guiteras School Friday Exercises Highlight English Play
At Guiteras Memorial School Miss Mary M Connors librarian led Friday exercises featuring the English play Sauce for the Goslings performed by Grade 9A pupils Paul Bruno Theresa Marino Evelyn Weaver Doris MacDonald Harold McGuigan Fortunato Caruso Harriet West Other program parts included singing and patriotic opening and closing exercises.
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Guiteras Memorial School
Mary M. Connors
Goslings
Paul Bruno
Theresa Marino
Evelyn Weaver
Doris MacDonald
Harold McGuigan
Fortunato Caruso
Harriet West
Colt High Leads In Attendance In March
Colt High School topped town attendance in March with 97.31 percent, followed by Taft School at 94.55 and Byfield at 94.43. Other schools ranged from 93.67 at Walley to 89.58 at Burton, yielding an overall district average of 93.43 percent.
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Colt High School
Supt
E. S. Mapes
Taft School
Byfield
Colt
Taft
Walley
Reynolds
Guiteras
Hayman
Mason
Oliver
Burton
Probation and fines set in city court case batch
In a morning session Judge B F Lindemuth sentenced Patrick McKenna of 130 Mt Hope Ave after pleading guilty to reckless driving on Metacom Ave. McKenna received a $10 fine plus costs with police chief Richard Kavanuagh endorsing the recommendation. McKenna had been involved in a collision with a police touring car at the Soldiers Home entrance, injuring no one. Marshall Bailey and Joseph Travers appeared on unrelated charges. Bailey received probation for six months on non support, while Travers was fined $2 and probation for one year with required support payments. A number of civil cases were also disposed of.
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Distriel Courtys
B. F. Lindemuth
Patrick ‘McKenna
Mt. Hope Avenue
Metacom Avenue
Richard’ J. Kavanaugh
McKenna
Frederick W. Serbst
Hugh F. Kelley
McKenzie Avenue
Will Couitrs
Marshall A. Bailey
Joseph Travers
Usher Street
Fire Laddies and Taxpayers Clash Over Noise
A letter to the Phoenix argues taxpayers complain about firehouse noise while firefighters risk their lives to save homes. The writer defends loud sirens and bands as essential for morale and performance, urging taxpayers to support rather than hinder emergency crews.
Mrs. Edwin C. Larned of Bristol Dies After Public Service
Mrs. Emma Ogden Larned who moved to Bristol in 1907 and chaired the Children's Tin Box Fund during World War I dies. A devoted St Michael's parishioner she organized aid for suffering children and was honored by foreign governments. Her will keeps her Bristol home in the Larned family. A.C. L.
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FE. C. Larned
Bristol
Newport
New York
Boston
Emma Ogden Larned
William Ogden Hoffman
Emma Bronson Hoffman
Edwin Channing Larned
Providence
Fairfield
Conn
Larned
St Michael’s
Locke
Soldiers Home visit honors flags dedication at Rhode Island
On a Sunday afternoon the Soldiers' Home Committee of the W R C Rhode Island hosted a visit with dedication of two flagpoles and flags presented by Mrs. Asinie E Doherty. Former State Senator Ezra Dixon accepted for the State Board of Soldiers' Relief as attendance included many Grand Army veterans and members of the Women's Relief Corps. A program by St Agnes' Fife and Drum Corps and entertainment sponsored by the Newport W R C followed with recitations music and dances.
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Apura
Occa
The
Homie
Asinie E. “Doherty
Soldiers
W.R. C
Rhode Island
Ezra
Dixon
Susan M. Sheple
Fred A. Burt
Providence
Charles Smith
Peter Melville
Newport
Lewis
Pawtucket
George Wheldon
Grand Army
Mary T. Allen
Women’s Relief Corps
Fred Burt
Doherty
Sheple
St. Agnes’ Fife and Drum
Corps of Providence
eTawion
Warren W. R. C
Frank Whitmarsh
Sadie Miller
Genevieve Martin
Mona’ Kelley
Ellen Peabody
Madeline Dennis
Louise Hatmaker
Dorothy Smith
Ellen Ritchie
Genevieve Ritchie
Edna Melleken
Dorothy Landis
Alice Watson
Hazel Twombley
Natalie Kaschony
Jennie Hines
Margaret Landis
Claire Warren
Alice Hustice
Georgette Kaschony
Eleanor Clark
Catherine Mason
Raymond W. Taylor
Mrs Mary A Sullivan Dies. Bristol Resident 76
Funeral services held for Mrs Mary A Sullivan wife of the late Daniel J Sullivan at St Marys Church. She lived 60 years in Bristol after moving from County Cork Ireland born to Daniel and Mary Shea. Survived by two sons two daughters nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Mary A. Sullivan
Daniel J Sullivan
Daniel J. Sullivan
Burton Street
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Sullivan
Bristol
County Cork
Ireland
Daniel
Mary A Shea
Charles J. Rogers
St Mary’s Church
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Massano’s
Wood St
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Arthur M. McCaw
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Young
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Wiss Thyra, Carlson
Hope St
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Franklin & Co
Wood Street
E. W. Weaver
High Street
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co of
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Burton St
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O. M. Bailey, JR
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Cook Street
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