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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
13
William J. Bryan is announced as a candidate for moderator of the Presbyterian Church of the United States. The selection will occur during the General Assembly sessions in St. Louis from May 15 to 23, as reported by J BR Wootan publicity director.
Over 20 prominent Massachusetts women attended a statewide anti suffrage event with guests of honor from New Hampshire and Ohio. Speakers condemned the federal amendment as radical and socialist and announced a May 12 Tremont Temple mass meeting to protest it.
Denouncing woman suffrage as a peril and Bolshevism entering wedge, Massachusetts anti suffragists met for their annual luncheon at the Copley Plaza to map a broad effort to defeat the proposed federal amendment.
A World War I veteran dog mascot Brownie from the 101st Engineers seeks a home in Boston area. With honors from Yankee Division and gassing wounds, Brownie is gentle and intelligent, fluent in “doughboy” English and French. He travels with Edward Fitzgerald to Revere but cannot be kept, offering companionship and a piece of French battlefields as a relic. The dog bears U S and YD insignia and seeks a caring family or partner.
Funeral services for Mrs. Winifred Crofton Harding will be held at Immaculate Conception Church Revere this morning. She died Sunday at 69 after a yearlong illness at her home 38 Eastern Avenue Revere. She was born in Sligo Ireland lived in Revere all her life and was wife of Harry Harding and mother of Fire Commissioner Harry Harding. Survivors include four sons Thomas William Herbert and John Harding. Body bearers include Revere officials Police Chief Dyer Representative Shaw Frank Hiarvey Edward Malone Councilman Noone and Mayor Roscoe Walsworth.
A blaze last night destroyed the Sydney Hotel in Sydney Nova Scotia causing about 80000 dollars in damage. The manager John L. Johinson died in the fire.
Watertown Branch of the Massachusetts Catholic Woman's Guild will stage a matinee whist in St Patrick's Hall Watertown on Saturday at 2 30 pm Proceeds support the branch's charitable work A large committee leads the event listing 20 named organizers and helpers.
The submarine 1-111, surrendered by Germany and handed to the United States for the Victory Loan drive, left Portland Maine today for Portsmouth New Hampshire after arriving Saturday for the fundraising effort.
Soldiers and sailors attended the Pilgrim Publicity Association luncheon with George W. Coleman as speaker. Henry Kuhn sang, James C. Higgins recited humorous poems, and a business meeting elected officers including President Charles B. Marble and Vice President Perry Walton.
Henry C. Merwin spoke to members of the New England Anti Vivisection Society in Tremont Temple Myers Hall yesterday on animal experimentation morality. He argued that animals should not suffer pain during any experiments, with Edward J. Clement presiding as society president.
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