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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
7
In Lawrence on April 19 more than 200 parishioners of St Francis Lithuanian Catholic Church labored from sunrise to sunset to raze the wooden building on Bradford Street. They cleared the basement and cellar as contractors prepare to begin a new $100,000 edifice, to be one of the citys most beautiful houses of worship.
One of the finest stories "The Consul" by Richard Harding Davis will appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. Davis, hailed as a king of short story writing, offers the first of a series of his best works for readers.
Heywood Wakefield Furniture offers woven reed and fibre pieces with nearly a century of craft. The line includes chairs tables sideboards beds bookcases and lamps suitable for nearly every room and demonstrated for design and practicality by dealers showing suites and odd pieces.
Spanish War veterans and local groups march through Malden to honor the dead as Lt Governor Alvan T. Fuller presents a wreath to Mayor John V. Kimball beside the public library memorial tablet. Thousands watch as taps sound and rosters of Company L and other veterans groups are read.
Providence April 19. The mystery centers on where Duggie Stuart lived during his stay in the city two or more years while pursuing a Rhode Island divorce from his actress wife. The question remains a lasting puzzle.
The divorce of Martin Harry Gottschalk from Marie Benson was granted March 28 by Judge Chester W. Barrows and becomes absolute in September. Gottschalk, known globally as Duggie, is described as a major European figure with a secretive residence in Providence and a vast gambling empire, including 250 staff and a high stakes telegraph business.
More than 1000 Christian Endeavor representatives from Norfolk County unions met at the South Weymouth community house yesterday. Harry Irekker of Hingham presided. Rev. Robert Cole of Norwood spoke on Opportunities and B P Gates, state secretary, spoke on Service after devotional services.
The three day Spanish War Veterans encampment in Malden ended with a parade reviewed by the G A R Lieutenant Governor Fuller and city officials. Phillip Vose of Everett, a disabled veteran, rode the route. Officers elected included Department Commander Joseph F. Scott of Cambridge Senior Vice Commander William M. Hogan of Cambridge and Rev William F Dusseault of Hyde Park.
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