School Committee Meets in Byfield Building Session
The Byfield School Committee held its regular monthly meeting with all members present except H H Shepard who was absent due to surgery. Superintendent Reynolds reported April registration 1218, with crowds and requests for action on Franklin Street and Burton sanitation, while noting substitute shortages and plans for Barton and Franklin Street school changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byfield
H.H. Shepard
John Post Reynolds
Reynolds
Franklin Street
Burton School
Williams
Barton
Colt Memorial High School
Brady
Thea
Seth, Panill Company
Joseph O. Ballock
State Commissioner of Schools
Walter E. Ranger
The
State Normal
Committee On Accounts
May Festival Report Promises Novel Stage Features
The St. Marys parish committee reports progress for the Grand Army Hall fete on 18th 19th and 22nd this month. Plans include unique décorations and costumes with varied evenings. Ladies oversee supper tables and merchants from Bristol Fall River Providence donate many articles. A prize picture of the pastor will be presented to the top ticket seller.
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Ny Ee
St.*Mary’s
Briatol
Fall ‘River
Providence
Mother's Day Service Noted At State Street Church
A special Mother’s Day observance was held in the vestry of the State Street M. Church Sunday evening with attendees from Babbits Post No. 15 G A R the Association Members Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps and Lieutenant Herbert Bennets Camp No 8 Sons of Veterans Present Rev Joho McVay delivered a sermon patriotic songs by the choir and audience and John H Bailey Jr performed Just Before the Battle Mother Rain reduced attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Babbits Post
G. Aa. R
Babbitt Woman's ‘Relief Corps
Herbert “Bennets
Sona of Veterans
Tor
Joho ‘McVay
John H. Bailey, Jr
Bristol Loses Opening Game to Providence Independents
Bristol opened with a 6 3 lead but could not withstand Providence aided by Crowley heavy hitting including a homer and two triples. Twombly’s decisive eighth inning double and ninth inning run produced the win for Providence as Bristol’s hitters faltered and a disputed play at the plate ended the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Independents
Bristols
Hanson
Castrier
Twombly
Gillant
Byfield School
Church Street
Fredette
Martin
Hanlon
Hary
Arnold
Tle
Morris
Murphy
Lannon
Bristol
Crowley
Carrier
Chapherlain
Errora
Is Ab R
Poa Morris
Guinan
Eeeee
Independents
Carrl
Meehan
Crowle
Rons
Wombly
J. Murphy
Ahearn
H. Murphy
Charderlain
P. Morris
Quinn
King
Briatol
Um spire—Witherell
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Warbrele Tuber CO
Bristol, R. L
Dowphanie Bence
Remieres ‘ Cor. Hope and Bradferd St
Waldron Co
Consolidated Electric Car
Wees Bridges.Drug Co
Hope ST
A. D
Seth Paull Company
Allon
Bristol High School
Warren
Cadeta
Ingraham
Isaacson
Grédt
Balla
Fes
Colt High
Morrissey
Hamill
Uoggeshall
Morria
Isaaceon
C Oolling
Warren Cadets
Ft ‘Mamires
Q ‘McCormick
Downs
Gubbe
Howard
Gloria
Edward D. Kunz
On and
Providence Telephone Ho
Hope Cor
Bradford Sts
Bristol Go. Gas & Electric Co
Tel
Main & Joyce Sts