The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-03
BRISTOL.
Graduation OF Pupils Of the Ninth
Grade Grammar~Sch0Ol.
HON: Missionary Society Elects Officers.
General Notes Aoout Town.

At the graduating exercises Of the ninth
grade grammar school 10 pupils graduated
Charles Elder, Hattie Morris. Mary Cal
Ian, Mile Church, Annie Hammill,
Nettie Kirkwood, Charlie Thompson,
Leighton Bilsboiough, Michael CouRhlin,
Helen Wood, Lillian Magee, Arnold
HAYES. John Church, Louise Young,
Matte Carey and Archie Graham.
The annual meeting OF the Homo Mis-
sionary Society Of the State Street Nj. r..
church was held last evening In the Ep-
worth League rooms In the church. The
report of the officers were read and ac-
cepted, after which officers Were elected
for the ensuing year as follows: Presi-
dent Mrs. A. W. Kingsley; first vice
president. Eleanor ID. Slade; second vice
president Mrs. George w. Simmons
third vice president, Mrs. John Gravelin
recording secretary Mrs. Emma Il. Carey
corresponding secretary. Mrs. A. w.
Kingsley. board of managers Mrs Mag
gle Darling; Mrs. Nj. Il. Innis; Mrs Il.
Gorham, Mrs. Daniel Cruickshank; mite
box committee. Mrs. Emma j.. Carey (;
committee on home mission paper, Miss
Annie Il. Thompson
The excursion TO Watch Hill next We'd
Desday on the steamer Mount Hope under
the auspices of Dreadnaught Hook and
Ladder and Hose Company Is looked for
ward to with much interest by the friends
OF tho company.
The mem bers Of the Bristol Train of
Artillery held a company shoot at the
range on Bristol Neck today at ! 80 p. m.
Mr.. Napoleon Broulette, Ernest Dube,
Edward Tilley and John O'Donnell re-
turned home Yesterday after week OF
camp life on Hog Island.
Mrs. Lord and daughter, Miss Althea
Lord, left last evening for New York,
where they will sail for England on Tues
day.
Yesterday afternoon the graduation ex-
ercises OF the Bristol high school took
place In the Bristol Opera House. The
program was as follows: March OF class
and school, Miss Maria &. Bullock, ac-
companist prayer by Rev. DIR. George il.
Locke, rector OF St ,Michaels church !;
lift Thine Eyes pupils OF the high
Invention During the Nineteenth Cen
tury," Miss May Eta McGann; singing
by quartet, May Bells, Miss GraceAllen,
Bertha Balfour, Isabel Munro, Patty
Rock well /; Grafton, 1.-The Future OF Ar
bitration. Mr Allen Muplo Newman; |;
essay "Shall CUBA Re Free, Miss Sarah
Russell Gorham; chorus "Hail and Fare
WE'LL" pupils OF high school; essay,
"Exitus, Acta Probat" Miss Maude Ma
tilda Clarke; presentations of diplomas.
TO mem hers of graduating class by Chair
man George M. Arnold of the school COM
mittee; address to the graduating class,
by Mr.. Rathbone Gardner of Providence; (;
chorus. Praise, Ye, the Father, by
pupils of the high school. In the Grand
Army hall the class Will give reception
from q. IN. to a ID.
Rev. William Il. Davis formerly pas
tor at the State Street NJ. T.. church, was
In town Yesterday visiting friends. Tho
steam yacht Ballemepa, Torrey MASTER
owned by John Nicholas Brown, steamed
away from here yesterday for the Provi-
dence dry docks where tine last coat OF
paint will he put on. After launching she
will go into commission. The owner. who
has been in Europe, will arrive during the
coming week.
The syndicate composed Of Messrs. New
bold, Kerr and Hart have concluded not
TO build at present upon State street
rs reported recently. but will put In q
new front in their store that was burn.
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