Corner Stone Ceremony Planned for Colt Memorial High School
Arrangements are nearly finished for a Tuesday afternoon ceremony marking the corner stone of Colt Memorial High School. A special train from Providence will bring Governor Utter, Judge Colt, Brown University officials, and other dignitaries to Bristol, with 4,000 Bristol pupils in souvenir badges forming a ceremony-colored procession to the school site. The program includes hymns, readings, proclamations, eulogies, and a box presentation, with the Herreshoff Band and School Chorus performing and Linden Place hosting receptions.
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Colt Memorial High School
Bristol
Col Abbott
Providence
Col. Abbott
Linden Place
Governor Utter
LeBaron B. Colt
Faance
Brown University
Charles 8. Chapin
State Normal School
Grand Lodge of Masons
Fox Point
Bradford Street
Colt
St. Alban’s Lodge
No. 6
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Herreshoff Marine Band
George H. Utter
Masonic Lodge
Masona
Grand Lodge
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Mra
Theodora de
George G. Locke
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W. H. P. Faunce D. D
Mendelssohn
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Henry W. Rugg
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Brethren
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Cyrus M. van Slyck
R.W
William R. Greene
Theodora Barrows
Theodora DenWolf
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Penrose Williams
Frank Irving Cooper
Arthur H.armington
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William IL. Chatterton
Stephen Magown
Theodora de Wolf Colt
George H
Rhode Island
Gounod
Charles 8
Chapin
Rhode Island State Normal School
George Washington, Jr
LeBaron B. “ Golt
United States
America
John McVay
Horreshoff
Liinden Place
Collar Size Guess in Gentlemen’s Wardrobe
A shopman correctly guesses a husband’s collar size as thirteen and a half after the woman mentions her forgetfulness. The exchange highlights a shopkeeper’s deft guess based on common sizing and polite humor.
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Syven
Nearing the Century Mark William Batty Kimball 96th Birthday
William Batty Kimball, born October 11, 1810 in Warwick Rhode Island, marked his 96th birthday at his Hope and Smith streets home. Neighbors called, flowers gifted, and health described as strong with good appetite though eyesight faded. wife 86 uses crutches after falls. His son Charles E. Kimball, Brown University graduate and railroad president, lives in Summit New Jersey and works in New York City.
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Hope and
Smith Streets
Mr. Kimball
Fall River
Kimball
Warwick
Rhode Island
Amos
Hannah Edmunds Kimball
Pokanoket Manufacturing Company
Church Streets
Sarah M. Rounds
Parlay Rounds
Thia Union
Charles E
Brown University
Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis’ Railroad
William Street
New York City
Summit
N. J
William Howe Church
Republican Ticket Renominated at Providence Convention
At the Providence Republican convention yesterday the state ticket was renominated. Governor George H. Utter of Westerly, Lieutenant Governor Fred Erick H. Jackson of Providence, Secretary of State Charles P. Bennett of Providence, Attorney General William B. Greenough of Providence, General Treasurer Walter A. Read of Glocester, and Representatives Elisha Dyer of Providence and Adin B. Capron of Smithfield were reaffirmed for the internal districts.
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Providence
George H. Utter
Westerly
Frederick H. Jackson
Charles P. Bennett
William B. Greenough
Treasuer—Walter A. Read
Glocester
Congress
Elisha Dyer
Adin B. Capron
Smithfield
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