Masquerade Halloween Party At St Andrews Club
St Andrew's Club and Ivy Guild of St Michael's Church held a Halloween masquerade in the chapel with over 100 youths. Winners chosen among 10 costume wearers, followed by a minstrel show led by George Newman, with music, games, and refreshments.
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St. Andrew's
Ivy Guild
St. “Michael's Chapel
St. Andrew’s Club
St., Michael's Church
Isabelle E. Bosworth
Helen B. Warren
Violet Wennerstrand
Catherine Sparks
Daisy Manchester
Charles_ Jones
Tramp
Lloyd Swasey
Ambrose Stuart
Charles Winward
Dude
George Bullock
Darkey
A. B. Howard
C. H. Sparks
Lena D. Morris
William Hanson
St. Andrew's Club
George Newman
John H. Bullock
Sylvester Munro
Ernest Meiggs
Buster Brown
Henry Newman
Walter Wennerstrand
Herbert Newman
Emily Connery
Marion Sparks
Young People's Society elects officers at First Congregational Church
The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at First Congregational Church held a second meeting at Miss Gladys Thurston's home on William Street. New officers include Roswell Bosworth president and Charles F. Dimond Jr. as first vice president with Marguerite Lee as second vice president.
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Bertha Farrington
Margaret McCaughey
F. Reginald Dimond
Elizabeth A. Williston
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Howard Gray
Julia Farr
Careless Rifle Shooting Complaint Reported
Charles Paull states that while supervising highway work on Chestnut Street yesterday morning he was struck on the left forearm by a bullet fired by boys shooting crows. The bullet did not penetrate flesh due to Paull's clothing though his arm tingled briefly.
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Charles Paull
Chestnut Street
Football match postponed between Colts and Natick High School
The planned game today between the Colts and Natick High School was cancelled. Colts manager Charles Clifford Wilson seeks future matches with lightweights under 120 pounds, with requests sent to Mr Wilson care of Memorial High School. Coach Valentine Pinkham leads the Colts at Colt High School.
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Colts
Natick High School
Charles Clifford Wilson
Wilson
Care Olt Memorial High School
Valentine Pinkham
Colt High School
Hughes Rally At Providence Draws Crowds In Hall
Large crowd from the town attended the Republican rally in Infantry Hall Providence yesterday afternoon. Charles Evans Hughes spoke from 4 15 until 5 o clock delivering a stirring address. Hundreds escorted Hughes from the depot to the hall but many were unable to gain admission. He arrived by special train from Hartford before 4 o clock and departed for Boston between 5 and 6 o clock.
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MR. Hughes
Providence
Infantry Hall
Charles Evans Hughes
Hartford
Boston
Decision in Brown Case Reviewed by Rhode Island Supreme Court
Walter E. Ranger Commissioner of Public Schools has issued a decision in the Wallace R. Brown appeal, the Colt Memorial High School principal. The ruling is sent to Chief Justice Johnson for review before public release, with several points of law involved.
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Walter E. Ranger
Public Schools
Wallace R. Brown
Colt Memorial High School
Johnson
Rhode Island Supreme Court
Ranger
YMCA Bowling Tournament Promises Even Contest and Prizes
The YMCA’s annual bowling tournament starts next Monday with nine teams entered and lanes prepared. President Dexter Thurber is expected to throw the first ball. Early matchups include Team 1 led by C F Dimond against Team 2 led by R W Nelson on Oct 30 and subsequent pairings through Nov 6 with Team 9 led by Costby facing Team 1.
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Dexter Thurber
C. F. Dimond
R. W. Nelson
S. C. Dimond
W. J. McShane
F. Wilson
F. E. Clark
F. Macauley
J. B. Newman
Costby
Y M C A Board Selects Next President Amid Resignations
The Y M C A board accepted Dexter Thurber’s resignation as President with reluctance and appointed a special nominating committee to choose a successor. A memorial resolutions were passed for Dr H M Howe. A November membership campaign using the Hackenburg System was approved and will be launched by General Secretary Milligan with a large volunteer force. Reports from committees showed an encouraging winter outlook.
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Dexter Thurber
H. M. Howe
Young Men’s Christian Association
Providence Y. M. C. A
Milligan
Bristol Loses Voter Strength as Registration Drops
Bristol reports 49 fewer eligible voters this fall than in 1908 presidential year due to registration gaps. Rhode Island totals rise to 105,634 voters, with Warren Bar rington and the state gaining overall 9843 voters since 1912. Bristol is among towns showing declines.
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Bristol
Warren
Barrington
Rhode Island
Democratic Rally at Pastime Theatre and Italian Hall
A Democratic Rally is set for next Monday evening at the Pastime Theatre and Italian Hall. Speakers include James H. Higgins P Quinn Albert B. Weer Stephen J. Casey John D. Spellman De Pasquale Allavincini Pirovano. Seats reserved for ladies. cordial invitation extended.
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James H. Higgins
Rhode Island
Col. P. Quinn
Albert B. Weer
Stephen J. Casey
John D. Spellman
New
Burnside Lodge K P Holds Favorable Membership Action
At weekly Burnside Lodge K P convention in Great Barrington Mass Franklyn K Lindley a member visiting from the area saw a favorable vote on a membership proposition An invitation to Star lodge Fall River for a demonstration by El Karam Temple Providence was extended A invitation to First Bristol Troop Rhode Island Boy Scouts bazaar in G R Hall Nov 11 was accepted
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Burnside Lodge
K. of P
Franklyn K. Lindley
Great Barrington
Mass
Star’ Lodge
Fall River
el Karam Temple
Dramatic Order of Knights of K
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