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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1922
Page
2
The hydroplane carrying Captains Sacadura and Coutinho could not depart the Cape Verde Islands due to heavy seas. The 12 hour flight to St Pauls Rocks, halfway to Fernando Noronha, would lack sufficient fuel for takeoff.
Fire destroyed the Imperial Hotel older section and damaged the annex. About 300 people, mainly staff and visitors linked to the Prince of Wales visit, stayed there. one person is reported killed. The Prince was away at a garden party when the blaze broke out at 3 10 PM.
Mrs. Antonion Celucci helps on a three family house project at 740 Morton Street with contractor Joseph Stern. She carries tools in a cart on the job wearing a gingham apron and has gained weight from years of labor. Neighbors note their hard work and anticipate a prosperous future abroad.
A large Easter throng filled Tremont Temple for the first Easter service under Rev. J C Massee D D formerly of Brooklyn New York. The church was crowded long before start with worshipers standing throughout the service. Flowers adorned the pulpit and the choir balcony bore the inscription He Is Risen as Massee delivered the sermon.
More than 360 members and friends of the New England Association of Railroad Veterans attended the 10th anniversary celebration and ladies day held yesterday at 249 Friend Street. Frank P. Brussel presided, rry 8. May was master of ceremonies, with speakers including Amos H. Brown, Ben E. Chapin, George H. Steele of Chicago, and President Bussel. The event featured musical performances by members’ children and refreshments were served.
Neal O'Hara Boston Post humorist writes the musical comedy Sixes and Sevens starring 75 cast members rehearsed six weeks. Music by R L Harlow lyrics by L S Bitner produced by Filene Co Operative Association with Patriots Day week runs at the Colonial.
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