Providence Technical High School - Review Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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T E C H R E V 1 E W Braiding Insulated Mach i ner iner Founders and Machinists PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND

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T ECU REVIEW CLASS PINS AND ATHLETIC MEDALS COMPLIMENTS OF Williams Anderson 33 Broad Street Industrial Trust Co. 49 WESTMINSTER ST., PROVIDENCE, K. I. Largest Bank in Rhode Island CAPITAL, . . . $3,000,000 SURPLUS, . . . $3,000,000 OFFICERS Samuel I . Colt...... II. Martin Brown.. .. Joshua M. Addeman.. James M. Scott....... Charles C. Harrington Frank C. Nichols...... Ward E. Smith........ II. Howard Pepper.... Henry B. Congdon.... E. Eugene Chesebro... Elmer F. Sea bury.... Chairman of the Board ...............President ..........Vice-President ..........Vice-President ..........Vice-President ..........Vice-President ...............Treasurer ..........Trust Officer ...............Secretary .........Asst. Secretary .................Auditor ACCOUNTS, LARGE OR SMALL, WILL RE- CEIVE CAREFUL ATTENTION One of America’s Finest Furniture Stores T his magnificent store enjoys the enviable distinction of being one of the largest and finest Home Furnishing institutions in the United States. We have the most complete facilities for supplying every home furnishing need with the best products of the best manufacturers. It is not necessary to go outside of our store to purchase any sort of home equipment—whether it be an ordinary kitchen chair, or a Knabe-Angel us Player Piano. A stroll through our store will show a variety and abundance of merchandise suffi- cient to meet every imaginable requirement. Anthony Cowell Company EVERYTHING TO MAKE A HOUSE A HOME 245 Weybosset Street Providence, R. I.

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T E C H R E V I E W FOR LEAVENING I ALWAYS USE m fc RUMFORD The Wholesome BAKING POWDER Pound Can 30cft Half Pound Can !5 f Restores to flour the nutritious properties lost in milling THE Post Lester Co. 174 WASHINGTON STREET Between Snow and Aborn Streets Auto Supplies Depot FOR Firestone Fires Lowell Textile School SCIENTIFIC and practical training in all processes of textile manufacture, including all •fir commercial fibres. Complete three-year diploma courses in Cotton Manufacturing, Wool Manufacturing. Textile Designing. Chemistry and Dyeing, Textile Engineering. Degrees of B. T. E. (Bachelor of Textile Engineering) and B. T. I). (Bachelor of Tex- tile Dyeing) offered for completion of prescribed four-year courses. POSITIONS ATTAINED BV DAY GRADUATES 1899-1913 Directors of textile schools............. 3 Teachers ............................... II .Mill Vloe-Presidents ................... 3 Mill Treasurers and AKentx .............. 8 Mill Superintendents ....................22 Mill Assistant Superintendent ........ 11 Mill Foremen of Departments............. 12 Mill Auditors and Accountant ........... 3 Mill Clerk ............................. 2 Second Hand ............................ 8 Managers ............................... ii Textile Designer and Fabric Experts... 19 In Commission House .................... 4 Salesmen ................................ 8 Purchasing Agents ....................... 2 Chemists, Dyers and Chemical Salesmen 48 Elect He la ns ......................... 1 Industrial Engineers .................... 8 Mill Engineering ....................... 5 In Government Employ .................... 5 In State Employ ......................... 1 Trade Journalists ....................... 3 In Business. Textile distributing or Inci- dental thereto ...................... 10 Textile Manufacturing. I'nasslgned 22 Other Business ......................... 13 Students ................................ 6 Married Women ........................... 3 Employment not known.................... 21 Not employed ............................ 2 Deceased ................................ 6 Total ................................291 Certified graduate» of High Schools and Academies admitted without examination For catalogue address CHARI.ES H. EAMES, S. B., Principal. Lowell, Mass.