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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
12
The London Times reports A. Alice Bridge of Providence Rhode Island died at Harrow gate Nursing Home on Monday.
Attorney General J Weston Allen paid a warm tribute to the late Police Commissioner E R Curtis in a Massachusetts Safety Council session at the State House. He praised Curtis as a model of public service and courage in emergencies, urging similar officials for reconstructing times.
William Allard of Hudson filed intent to marry Miss Marie E. Desclos of Harbor Avenue N H, citing more than 200 replies to his recent marriage ads. Desclos, 27, native of New Market, works at McElwain shoe shop. Allard, 42, painter, has been married before.
Three Petts brothers aged 88, 87, and 82, all former hotel proprietors, live in Keene and Marlow New Hampshire and Marlow Massachusetts. Ferdinand 88 and Lyman 87 in Keene share golden weddings with wives now deceased. George 82 remains married. All three, born in Nelson NH, are Democrats with long marriage histories.
John Farrell of Hollywood fired a 69 in the opening round and stood 144 after 36 holes to lead 42 professionals in the Columbia Country Club spring open. Jock Hutchison was three strokes back at 147, with Mike Brady and Cyril Walker tied for third at 150. Walter Hagen sat fifth at 151 as the event wraps tomorrow.
By an 11 to 21 vote the Senate refused to substitute a bill allowing unvaccinated children to attend public schools if parents oppose vaccination. Senator Butler argued for equal rights for poor guardians, while Senators Pearson and Parkhurst supported compulsory vaccination. The adverse report of the committee on public health was accepted without division.
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