Skirmishes Persist On Saloniki Front Across Macedonian Line
Paris reports from Saloniki describe ongoing small clashes between French and German cavalry detachments along the Macedonian front. Casualties are few with some dead and wounded, while artillery fire on French trenches has lessened overall though minor engagements continue from Gievgeli to Doiran. Bulgarian troop movement suspends rail links between Bulgaria and Greece.
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Paris
Saloniki
Gievgeli
Doiran
Bulgaria
Greece
Mrs Wren Takes House for Summer in Back Bay
Jenny Wren has leased a residence at 209 Bay State Road and will spend the summer there with her family. The apartment sits atop a rosebush near the esplanade, the only bird house noted in that Back Bay area, signaling growing demand for avian homes.
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Jenny Wren
Bay State Road
Pastor Hazen Retires After 47 Years At North Church
The Rev. Dr. Azel W. Hazen retires as pastor of North Church Middletown after 47 years of service. He baptized Mrs. William G. McAdoo, daughter of President Wilson, when Wilson was on the Wesleyan faculty. Hazen, a Dartmouth alumnus and Wesleyan trustee, is among New England’s best known Congregational ministers.
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McAdoo
Middletown
Conn
Azel W. Hazen
New England
North Church
Wilson
Wesleyan University
Hazen
William G. McAdoo
Dartmouth
Wesleyan
Freight yard crash leaves three injured in snow storm
In Portland Maine during a snow storm, Henry C. Barrie an engineer, may die after a rear end collision of shifting engines in the Grand Trunk freight yard. Firemen Roy Parker and Frank B. Conley are badly hurt with broken legs as the engines telescoped and the tender of the forward locomotive was smashed.
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Portland
Henry C. Barrie
May
Roy Parker
Frank B. Conley
Grand Trunk
Barrie
Parker
Conley
Woman Dies from Burns After Rekindling Fire
Mrs. Drascova Shumaratoza aged 52 of 252 Chambers street died of burns in Haymarket Square Relief Hospital after attempting to rekindle a fire with kerosene. Police found her in flames on Charles and Chambers streets as firefighters and patrols responded to the blaze at the home of George Chlutin where she worked as housekeeper.
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Drascova Shumaratoza
Chambers Street
Haymarket Square
Thomas E. Flowers
Andrew J. O'Connor
Metropolitan Police
Shumaratoza
Charles
Chambers Streets
Joy Street
George Chlutin
Rockefeller Jr Plans Church Aid for Colorado Mines
John D. Rockefeller Jr. signified his intention to fund church construction in mining camps of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company. The program will support Protestant or Catholic churches in camps where residents show need and can assure ongoing worship.
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Denver
Colo
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Elm Trees to Be Transplanted in Harvard Yard
Thirteen large elms will be excavated from Watertown and other locations and transplanted into Harvard College yard to restore the historic canopy once crowded with foliage during class day exercises and other functions.
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Watertown
Harvard College Yard
A. W. Plummer
Elm moved from Sacred Heart Church property to yard scene
After three days of labor by ten workmen, a large elm from Sacred Heart Church on Lexington Street Watertown was moved to the yard near Thayer and University halls. The elm stands five feet high and weighs eight tons, with all roots carefully wrapped for transport.
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Sacred Heart Church
Lexington Street
Watertown
Thayer
University Halls
Elm transplanting begins after removal in yard
Trees are moved from an area in the yard, with a larger elm remaining. Several elms, bought at five to ten dollars each and praised as among the finest in the region, will be transplanted during the week.
Pepper to Talk on Military Training
Philadelphia lawyer George Wharton Pepper will deliver a free public lecture at Old South Church on Wednesday at 4 30 pm. He speaks on The Value of Military Training Camps with focus on the Plattsburg camp attended last year. Mrs Barrett Wendell discusses What Women Can Do for Preparedness. A short talk on The Federalization of the Militia by Walton A Green follows.
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George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Special Aid Society
Old South Church
Pepper
Plattsburg Camp
Barrett Wendell
Walton A. Green
Boy Vanishes With Burial Funds From Family Home
Sixteen year old Vincent Hatch disappeared from his South Easton home on April 9 taking with him money saved for his baby brother’s burial. A statewide search led by Constable Elisha T. Ellis notes the boy could pass for 18, wearing a brown plaid cap, gray sweater, gray shirt with crimson tie, blue pants and tan shoes. The missing youth’s description includes dark complexion, brown eyes, and a noticeable smile with two large teeth. The body of his younger brother remains in cemetery vaults.
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South Easton
Vincent
Hatch
Elisha T. Ellis
North Easton
W. J. Hatch
Vassar Girls Honor Brookline Student
Brookline friends celebrate Madeleine Hunt of 17 Englewood Avenue being named vice-president of a Vassar College student organization for the coming year. The junior is noted for dramatics and carried the daisy chain in June exercises.
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Brookline
Madeleine Hunt
Englewood Avenue
Vassar College
Miss Hunt
Vassar
Henry Chaplin Created a British Peer
Harry Chaplin Unionist MP for Wimbledon and former president of the local government board was made a peer by King George The barony removes him from Commons duties while keeping him connected to politics due to his failing health and desire to resign his seat in the House of Commons.
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Henry Chaplin
London
Harry Chaplin
Wimbledon
Local Government Board
George
House of Commons
House of Lords
Cork Man to Talk on Gaelic Ideals
Cornelius Lehan of Cork Ireland will lecture on The Gaelic Ideals of Civilization Sunday night in the O Connell Hibernian building under the auspices of the Boston Gaelic Society. Matthew J. Quinn chairman Thomas J. O Flaherty secretary and John Barry treasurer comprise the committee in charge.
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Cornelius Lehan
Cork
Ireland
O'Connell Hibernian
Boston Gaelic Society
Matthew J. Quinn
Thomas J. O'Flaherty
John Barry
Baby Victim Dies After Home Fire Burns Child
William Gordon two year old son of Mr and Mrs Barnett Gordon of 213 Marion street East Boston died yesterday at City Hospital from burns suffered when his clothing caught fire while playing with matches His 12 year old sister Annie extinguished the flames with her hands receiving serious injuries to face arms and neck
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William Gordon
Barnett Gordon
Marion Street
Boston
City Hospital
Annie
Ten Thousand Dollar Fire Destroys Tyngsboro Home
In Tyngsboro on Nashua road the home of T L Gregoire was destroyed by a morning fire causing about 10000 dollars in damage. Mrs Gregoire woke to smoke and both escaped through a rear window onto a porch before dropping to the ground. The blaze began on the first floor of the two story house and the cause is unknown.
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Boston Post
Boston
Tyngsboro
T. L. Gregoire
Nashua
Resinol Ointment and Soap Promote Gentle Skin Care
Resinol ointment and resinol soap are advertised as safe for severe or simple skin troubles. The ad claims doctors have prescribed resinol for over twenty years to treat eczema and itching with gentle, soothing healing. Available at all druggists.
How the Right Soap Can Help Your Skin
Money cannot buy a purer cleansing toilet soap than resinol soap. The resinol medication in it helps keep the complexion clear and beautiful. Write for free sample Dept. 11 L Resinol Baltimore.
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Resinol
Baltimore
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