Sons of Veterans Visit Soldiers' Home Largest Visitation on Record
The Rhode Island Sons of Veterans hosted its annual visitation to the Soldiers' Home, drawing about 350 attendees including 75 women. Comrade Benjamin Mitchell, age 91, received a birthday tribute while inmates and guests enjoyed a dinner and a musical program.
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Rhode Island
Sons of Veterans
Woman's Relief, Corps
Franklin Street
Metacombe
Murdock C. McKencordial
William Massie
G. A
E. J. Pickersgill
Rhode Islands
State Board of Soldiers’ Relief
Ezra Dixon
Clara A. Rix
Woman’s Relief Corps
Relief Corps
James Acheson
Abijah Pond
John Ennis
Benjamin Mitchell
Ben
Mitchell
Connecticut
Providence
Palestine ‘Lodge
Knights S of Pythias
Provir
Charles Potter
Woman's Relief Corps
Democratic Caucus Nominates Coggeshall for State Senator
Daniel W. Coggeshall was nominated for State Senator at a Democratic caucus in Artillery Hall on State Street. The slate had no opposition. James E. Conley and Henry W. Boynton were nominated for Representatives from the First and Second Districts respectively. Coggeshall is son of the Postmaster and Mrs. Coggeshall and a Brown University graduate. He served 18 months in France with the 101st Engineers, 26th Division during World War I. Boynton has served four years as School Committeeman.
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Daniel W. Coggeshall
Artillery Hall
State Street
Wilfred Hamill
James E. Conley
Henry W. Boynton
Coggeshall
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Brown University
Three Dollars Stolen From Day Nursery Break In
The Day Nursery of the National India Rubber Company on High Street was broken into Saturday night. Three dollars were stolen from a second floor bedroom after the kitchen window screen was cut. False keys opened the bedroom door while patrolman John McMahon investigated. No one was home and bureau drawers were ransacked. Police suspect it was the work of boys.
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National India Rubber Company
High Street
John McMahon
Obituary for Mrs Tinty N Mott Widow of John H Mott
The body of Mrs. Tinty N. Mott, widow of John H. Mott, was brought here for interment at North Cemetery. She died Wednesday at the Odd Fellows' Home in East Providence at age 88. Born on Block Island, she lived in this town over 50 years and helped found Trinity Parish. A charter member of Rebekah Lodge No. 12 IOOF, she leaves two sons, John H. L. of Riverside and Augustus of Cambridge. her husband died last winter.
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Tinty N. Mott
John H. Mott
North Cemetery
John HL
Riverside
Augustus
Cambridge
Odd Fellows
Bristol School Committee mulled wage hikes and YMCA link
The Bristol School Committee discussed salary revisions for teachers including grade staff and the feasibility of YMCA supervised physical culture courses in public schools. A committee was appointed to consult with instructor G. L. Liscomb and report later, while reports on enrollment growth and salaries were filed for future action.
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Joseph A
Mills
YY. M. C.A
Y.M.C.A
Dilligan
Horsand
C. A
Sug- Bowss
H. W.baynton
A. M. Merrimans
William C. Hobbs
G. L. Liscomb
Byfield
Oliver
Burtoh
Hayman
Rhode Island
Bristol
A. M. Merriman
Rose M. O'Rourke
United States Rubber Company
Katherine R. Paull
The
Valley School
Rhode Island League of Women Voters
Reynolds
O’wolf Inn
Committee On Accounts
Bristol Defeats Revere in Benefit Game at Asylum Grounds
Bristol beat Revere Rubber Co. 9 to 5 in a benefit game for Bristol ball players. Danny Costigan of Bristol faced his former team with homers byarry and Bottomley. Baker pitched well for Bristol as the score tied at five in the fifth before Bristol erupted for four runs in the sixth.
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Bristol
Asylum Grounds
Danny Costigan
Revere Rubber Co
McElroy
Arry
Bottomley
Bristol Artillery
Baker
Bean Supper Tonight at State Street M E Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the State Street M E Church will serve a bean supper in the vestry at 6 o'clock this evening. The advertisement appears elsewhere in this issue for the Phoenix.
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Aid Society of the State Street
M. E. Church
the Phoenix
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