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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1915

Page

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Two Grade Teachers Elected for Evening Schools Start Oct 4

School Committee met at Colt Memorial High School to hear updates on new Bridgeham Street 30 room school and Franklin Street enrollment. Miss Gertrude ONeil and Miss Mary Shea were chosen as grade teachers for Wood Street Hammill block. Evening schools set to begin Oct 4 in Colt Memorial High School with possible single-building arrangement to save on heating and lighting. Repairs on multiple school buildings proceeding with pipes, roofs, and boilers being updated. domestic science program noted with proposal for gas range and state funding share.

Colt Memorial High School R. S. Church Robert E. Connery Benjamin M. MacDougall James T. Robertson Hezekiah C. Wardwell Jeremiah H. Young John P. Reynolds H. W. Church J. H. Young Reynolds Bridgeham Street Providence Gerry Hayman School Franklin Street Barrington Warren Connery Colt and Byfield Young Committee On School Houses Oliver Bulding Mason School Advent Kavanaugh Bertram W. Wall Cole Norcross Brothers Company Colt High School Byfield School Floyd Cora Hill Committee On Accounts

Warren Bristol Five Game Series Planned This Saturday

Warren and Bristol managers met at the Y M C A to finalize a five game series starting Saturday weather permitting. The coin toss decided the first game location with Warren winning. Gate receipts go to the home team, and forfeits are set at 50 dollars per side.

Warren Bristol Kennedy Fall River McWamee Olneyville McElroy Pierce Bottomley Sunny” Garvin Freeman Silva Kempf Birtwistle Hill Murphy Brothers MacNamee Farrell Gladue E Garvin Almeida Lucien G. Pierce McFlroy Bliven Bowler F Garvin Matron Gallo Warren—Heuberger Urban McNamee Simister McGuire Conrick Parks Little

Auto Truck Trial Highlights Warren Crew in Bristol Visit

The Warren town crew tested the new automobile combination chemical engine and ladder truck on a morning trip to Bristol. Officials and firemen praised the handsome, effective machine as Warren advances its fire-fighting capabilities from the basement fire station in town hall.

Warren Bristol

Drowning of Boiler Maker Oscar Nelson Off Prudence Island

Oscar Nelson a 41 year old boiler maker for the Texas Oil Company of Providence drowned off the Prudence Island northeast bay while on a Providence fishing trip aboard the Agnes. The steamer rocking caused him to roll into the water as the party of ten searched the area through daylight and all day. Local authorities of Portsmouth Bristol and Capt. Lacey were informed and renewed efforts to locate the body with relatives visiting the scene.

Oscar Nelson Texas Oil Company Providence Prudence Island Agnes Nelson Richard Lacey Bristol Portsmouth Dwyer Lacey

Thief Snatches Bag From Blind Woman in Broad Daylight

Last night at 10 near High and Union streets a thief snatched a hand bag from Miss Carrie Cole who is blind. The bag held $4 and various items. Her nephew Raymond Cole aged about 10 observed the thief wearing a blue suit and tennis shoes as he fled toward Wood street. Police searched the area but no suspect is yet found.

High Union Streets Carrie Cole Miss Cole Cole Street Raymond Cole Union Street Wood Street Dwyer

Quiet School Rivalry Over New Student Image

A reflection on peer cruelty toward a new pupil as classmates smear jam in his hair to shape early impressions. The narrator suggests the act aimed to mold how others perceive him rather than a random prank.

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