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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1921
Page
2
The fishing schooner Mayflower with tug Sadie Ross in tow plans a 10 AM voyage from the dock to retry a trial trip delayed by heavy rain fog and rough seas. Captain Jo Henry Larkin says the trip will go rain or shine, despite yesterday’s rough harbor conditions.
The choir of Park Avenue Congregational Church Arlington will give a special concert next Wednesday evening under the direction of C Frederic Evans. The event aims to showcase a mix of sacred works and choral pieces in a community church setting.
Dr William M Parks baritone leads a cantata The Pilgrims of 1620 at Emerson College with Mortis Banks soprano Doris Raymond a supporting chorus of 20 voices Edith Byram and Mrs Dorothy Clements Evans as accompanists Beth Rehbune and Frank W Currier noted among those assisting at Trinity Church Copley square The event highlights a 14 year old soloist and local readers and president of the junior class
Dorchester police officers seized all home brewed alcohol during a birthday gathering at 74 Belle Vue Street. Sergeants Hines and Palmer along with Special Officer Gale of Field's Corner arrived unannounced and removed the beverages before guests could participate.
An old health ad asserts Father John's Med icine builds new tissue by supplying food elements. It claims to restore strength, aid the throat, and treat colds bronchitis and asthma without alcohol or dangerous drugs and notes a sixty five year history of success.
The South Boston High School to stage a minstrel show on April 29 directed by Eugene P. Durgin. A large group of South Boston girls will perform with Mary Nee listed as a soloist in the program.
Myles H. Ryder of East Boston and John J. Durant of Somerville were arraigned in the South Boston District Court on charges of looting New Haven railroad cars. Bonds set at $2000 each for trial May 6. Alleged thefts date to April 1920 with Ryder charged $14,431.20 in wool and Durant accused of 69 automobile tires and 41 848 pounds of sugar valued at $9672.
The Irish Relief campaign in Massachusetts gathers momentum with mass meetings across the state and a Saturday Button Day. Donations flow through towns and councils as relief for suffering Irish civilians grows urgent.
A fragmented list shows several residents from Dorchester Boston Roxbury Mattapan and Roxbury with monetary values linked to each. Names include Hannah Norton Margaret Cotter Annie O Connell Theresa Gallagher Anna Daly and Margaret Conroy among others.
The Supreme Judicial Court in Boston paid tribute to John L. Thorndike a noted Boston lawyer died last October The full bench accepted in memoriam resolutions to be spread on the court record Judge Braley presided Among those present were Alfred Hemenway Moorfield Storey John Lowell and others from the Suffolk bar family members attended as colleagues praised his professional ability and character
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