Officer He's in Again James Allyn Urges Clean-Up of Nuisances
An article by James Allyn argues ongoing unsanitary conditions on Bourn Street require action by authorities. He defends residents against anonymous critics, accuses some of politicking, and describes steps taken by a dog officer and night police to curb a barking nuisance.
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James Allyn
The
Phenix
Bourn Street
Brown University
Washington
Wilson
Bone Jane
Hich
Bradford Street
Jane
New Superintendent Chosen DeCoudres Unanimously
Thomas H. DeCoudres, former Grafton Schools chief, was unanimously elected by the School Committee last evening to succeed G C Minard as superintendent. He is 40 with a Brown AB degree and a long record in Connecticut and Massachusetts districts. The salary was set at 2000 per year and he faces a 30 day notice to leave Grafton.
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Brown
G. C. Minard
Grafton
Mass
George C. Minard
Arlington
R. S. Church
DeCoudres
Robert J. Connery
H. W. Boynton
State Normal School of
Cortland
New York
Brown University
West Medway
Putnam, Conn
Southbridge
East Hartford
Conn
New York Life
Massachusetts
Hartford County Educational Research Club
Hartford County Teachers’ Association
Boynton
Connery
Minard
F. H. Hammill
William W. Lee, Jr
Colt Memorial High School
Lee
Henniker
N. H
Warren Bristol Series Decides Narragansett League Title
At a Providence meeting of league managers last evening the Narragansett League disbanded with only the 400 Club continuing. Bristol and Warren are tied for first. they will play a five game series to decide the county championship and the league title with the best two of three in the first three games. The opener is in Bristol next Saturday September 23 with subsequent games in Warren and Bristol on the 24th and 30th.
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Providence
Warren
East Providence
Bristol
Esmond
Colt Farm Wins Big at New York State Fair Hog Show
Colt Farm manager F A Crabb returned from Syracuse satisfied with 22 Berkshire hogs entry winning 25 prizes and about 200 dollars in cash. Bristol swine swept 13 of 14 first prizes plus champion honors, defeating rivals from Hamilton Farm New Jersey and Judge Rowe’s herd from New York.
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F. A. Crabb
Colt Farm
Syracuse
N. Y
Bristol
J. C. Brady
Hamilton
Barnardsville
N. J
Judge Rowe
New York State
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