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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1920

Page

9

Hub's First Community Market Opens at Roxbury Crossing

Roxbury Crossing hosts its first community market on Columbus Avenue with trucks full of vegetables. Farmers arrive from Reading Needham Lexington Dunstable and Lincoln while shoppers fill bags with tomatoes lettuce cucumbers beets corn onions beans cabbage carrots and radishes at low prices.

Roxbury Crossing Columbus Avenue Peter Connolly Reading Needham Lexington Dunstable Lincoln Pedler

Permitted to Adopt Woman by Captain Clark in Brooklyn

In Brooklyn Judge McDermott granted Captain Arthur H. Clark permission to adopt as his daughter Mrs. Mabel S. Fowle 62 of Newburyport Massachusetts. Clark heir request honors Mrs Fowle for nursing him through pneumonia illness during a Massachusetts visit.

New York Mabel S. Fowle Newburyport Mass Arthur H. Clark Lloyds America McDermott Brooklyn Clark Fowle Massachusets

Bold thief lifts seat from Thomas Clifford car

Lawrence Aug 3. Thomas Clifford, a local prominent business man, found his sedan with doors locked but a thief had lifted the leather seat through the window and left a dilapidated one in its place. He urges owners to lock doors and secure windows to prevent future thefts.

Lawrence Thomas Clifford

Wireman Killed Splicing Live Wire at Pole

George L. Waldymer, 90, of Dorchester, died after a fall from a 40 foot pole at River and Norton in Readville. He was shocked when he touched a live high voltage line while splicing cables, witnesses said a flash occurred and he fell to the ground.

River Norton Streets Readville George L. Waldymer Templeton Street Dorchester Waldymer

Fracavasi Tragedy Reportable Incident Resulting in Fatal Injury

A report describes a man who toppled backward and struck his head, leading to a fatal injury. Authorities investigate the accident scene and await autopsy results to determine the exact sequence and cause of death.

Medford Patrolman Loca to Resign After Guilty Plea

Patrolman Howard F. Loca pleaded guilty to a statutory charge in Malden Court but was dismissed after pledging immediate resignation from the force. Chief Welch suspended him earlier for immoral conduct. the case noted his nine years of service and seven children.

Medford Malden Stover de Witt E. Derby Mystic Avenue Lucia Welch Derby Philadelphia

Kilb to Be Ordained Aug 8 at St Josephs College

Gerald F. Kilb will be ordained to the priesthood Aug. 8 at St. Josephs College Princeton N J He will celebrate his first high mass Aug 15 at St Marys Church Melrose He is to be ordained by Bishop Walsh of Trenton and is the son of Mrs Frank A Kilb formerly of Melrose and educated there for several years

Gerald F. Kilb St. Joseph's College Princeton N. J St. Mary’s Church Melrose Bishop Walsh Trenton Frank A. Kilb

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