Twenty Five Churches to Meet in Somerville
The First Congregational Church of Somerville hosts the Suffolk North Association of Congregational Churches on Wednesday April 13 with Rev. Percy C. Lang as pastor. Afternoon session starts 3 30 open to all followed by 6 o clock supper for delegates and distant members. The organizing committee includes Warren A. Perry and Edmund H. Allen among others.
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First Congregational Church of
Somerville
Percy C. Lang
Suffolk North Association of Congregational Churches
Warren A. Perry
Edmund H. Allen
Public Push to Extend Judges Pensions Across Courts
Community leaders and figures from the National Bank and law circles advocate pensions for Superior and Supreme Judicial Court judges. They argue pensions ensure old age security and preserve qualified jurists, with support from the Governor and notable statesmen noting past salary increases should not preclude retirement benefits.
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Superior
Supreme Judicial Courts
Massachusetts Judges Reputation Through Pensions Policy
The passage notes that pensions attracted capable men to judicial roles, boosting Massachusetts’ nationwide reputation for able, learned, and wise judges, with Guy A. Ham noted as president of the Citizens' group.
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Massachusetts
Guy A. Ham
The
Citizens
Proposal Sparks Debate Over Salary Increase For Officials
John A. Sullivan, former head of the Boston Finance Commission, is involved in discussions about a proposed salary increase for judges. He indicates support for retention of the judges and notes potential obligations to act if the increase is approved.
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John A. Sullivan
Boston Finance Commission
Seeen
Senate votes down equal pay bill for women teachers
In Boston yesterday the Senate rejected a measure to ensure equal pay for women school teachers who perform the same work as men. Senator McDonnell urged substituting the bill for the committee report while Chamberlain and Cassassa argued against it, noting opposition from Mayor Peters and warning it could trigger broader city and town legislation. Opponents conceded a future equal pay bill may pass but said now is not the time.
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Charles H. Innes
Massachusetts
Senate
Boston
McDonnell
South Boston
Education Committee
Chamberlain
Springfeld
Cassassa
Revere
Peters
Kely
Bonfire at Beacon Park Yards Lights Night Sky
A large bonfire planned by the Boston and Albany railroad at Beacon Park yards in Allston was ignited prematurely by local boys around 7 PM. Six old freight cars in the yard were involved, causing residents within miles to fear a major blaze. Fire crews helped control the blaze, and it remained burning at midnight with no effort to extinguish it.
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Boston & Albany
Beacon Park
Allston
Flying Piece of Wood Kills Bedford Farmer
P Mason Norton a 73 year old Bedford farmer on Lincoln road was killed when the last stump piece torn from a circular saw struck him in the head. His skull fractured at the base and his jaws broken he died within an hour.
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P. Mason Norton
Lincoln Road
Bedford
Catholic Church Notes Confession and Confirmation Dates
The Rev. Cornelius A. Murphy will celebrate mass at Immaculate Conception Church at 10 30 Sunday. Rev. Martin J. Scott will preach the sermon on credentials of Christianity. Confraternity of the Holy Cross meets Friday at 3 30 in Cathedral Chapel. Confirmation will be given to many children at St Cecilia's Belvidere Street and other parishes on April 12 14 16 and 17 with times listed.
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Cornelius A. Murphy
S. J
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Martin J. Scott
St. Cecilia’s Church
Belvidere Street
Back Bay
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut Avenue
St. Monica's
South Boston
Mission Church
Roxbury
Pro Cathedral Meetings Set In Mattapan Parish House
The Benjamin s Rotch Club meets Friday April 8 at 8 pm in the Church of the Holy Spirit parish house with Francis Peabody speaking on Topics of the Day. A Church Service League council meeting follows Monday April 11 at 8 pm in the parish house. The Cathedral Auxiliary afternoon branch held its programme yesterday with Miss Abby Loring on the Jubilee Fund and speakers Reverend George P. Bentley and Reverend Albert Crabtree. The Rev Hugh Penney accepts call to First Congregational Church Georgetown after Dartmouth course. a three piece black serge cape with white embroidery and scarlet trim is described.
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Benjamin S. Rotch Club
Church of the Holy Spirit
Mattapan
Francis Peabody
Church Service League
Thefternoon
Cathedral Auxiliary
Abby Loring
George P. Bentley
Albert Crabtree
Boston
Sailors from Pittsburg Pass To Pope Benedict
Pope Benedict received a group of sailors from the United States cruiser Pittsburg in Rome. Chaplain Edward A. Duff presented the visitors aboard the cruiser.
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Rome
Pope Benedict
United States
Pittsburg
Edward A. Duff
Pepsodent Promises Film Removal In Ten Day Trial
An advertisement urges readers to try Pepsodent to remove the viscous tooth film that causes discoloration decay and tartar. It claims faster results with a 10 day tube and promises instant cleanliness improved saliva action and whitened teeth, urging families to act now.
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Kenworthy
America
Kenworthy Motors of
N. E., Inc
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton
Heinz
Stoddard CO
Wade & Butcher
Washington St
Franklin
C.F
Frowey Co
Summer
Avon and
Chauncy Streets
Catholic Church Notes
Hugh Penney
First Congregational Church
Georgetown
Dartmouth College
St. Gregory's Parish
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Dorchester High School
Francis X. Dolan
U. S
Pope
E. T. Slattery CO
E.T. Slattery CO
Pepsodent Company
Dept. A
S.wabash Ave
Chicago
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