Brown Alumni Banquet Highlights Brown Vision and Hazing Debate
The Bristol Brown Alumni Association held its third annual banquet and reunion at Hotel Belvedere with about thirty Sons of Brown and guests. President Faunce urged broader student life, social growth, and a Brown night at the Brown Union, while condemning hazing as others recalled college days. Speakers included Congressman Sheffield and Governor Lippitt, who stressed restraint on hazing and urged stronger state-wide support for Brown. Professors MacDonald Munro and Judge Bosworth reflected on outreach to towns, foreigners, and the university’s social atmosphere, ending with calls to keep alumni connected and active.
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Bristol Brown Alumni Association
Hotel Belvedere
Sons of Brown
Faunce
MacDonald
Munro
Augustus O. Bourn
Kingston
Gammons Farm
Bristol
Brown
Lillcox
Matteson
Brown Union
Glee Club
Rowland G.hazard
England
W. P. Sheffield
Charles Warren Lippitt
William MacDonald
Warren
Providence
Wilfred H. Munro
O L. Bosworth
Playground Opens Near State Street Foot
A new 4000 square foot playground at the harbor foot of State street is set to open tomorrow. Local residents funded and fenced the area with see saws swings and a sand box for free use by children. Miss Ruoff of Providence will oversee the grounds and plans include trees and shrubs next spring if feasible.
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State Street
Staples Coal Co
Ruoff
Providence
Court House
Byfield School
It's a Hit Bird That Flutters
Warren letter replies to Bristol umpire criticism over the base ball series. The Bristol Phoenix prints Lonergan's defense of neutrality and impartiality in umpiring, citing an old adage to counter alleged bias. The missive from JAS H Lonergan, president of the League, argues editors should avoid narrow conclusions and maintain fairness in officiating.
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Warren
Bristol
Garrity
Lonergan
League
R. I
Bristol Phoenix
the Phoenix
At Paper
Jas, H. Lonergan
Base Ball Tomorrow At Common Featuring Riverside Mills
Manager Guinan secures Riverside Mills to face the Bristols on the Common tomorrow weather permitting. Harrington may pitch for Riverside Mills, otherwise Cabrol will take the mound. Lucier and Lemaire anchor the local battery with Shields catching for Bristol. lineup includes Guinan, Mack, Hill, and Meehan among others.
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Riverside Mills
Bristols
Harrington
Cabrol
Cottage City
Bristol Stars
Shields
Lucier
Lemaire
Bristol
van Almkerk
Morris
Ahearn
Demara
Mack
Hill
Horan
Brown
Kainer
Bahama
Barnes
Meehan
Another Teacher Necessary in Public Schools
Registration in the public schools nears 1150, 40 to 50 more than last year, prompting a new combined Fourth and Fifth Grade classroom. Miss O'Brien of Warren, a Brown University graduate, was hired to teach on the first floor of the Byfield building, starting yesterday. She is sister to Dr. M J O'Brien, local dentist. Superintendent Reynolds could not secure another training teacher. Changes Tuesday moved Miss Waldron from Walley to Oliver and Miss Allen from Oliver to Walley.
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Miss O’brien
Warren
Brown, University
Byfield
M. J. O’brien
Reynolds
Miss Waldron
Walley
Oliver
Miss Allen
Checks Convenience By Keeping Your Money In The Bank
A guide on using a checking account highlighting the convenience of paying routine bills, the checkbook as a transaction record, and paid checks as receipts for proof of payment. The tone emphasizes standard banking practice and personal finance habits.
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Staples Coal Company
Bristol Co. Gas Electric Co
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