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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1921

Page

3

Tercentenary Poem Recited by Prof Briggs at Pilgrim Graves

Last Saturday at the Pilgrim's Progress service on Burial Hill Plymouth Professor Le Baron R Briggs recited his Tercentenary Poem first read on Forefathers Day December 21 1920. Briggs a Harvard Radcliffe favorite descendant of Francis Le Baron and linked to the Nameless Nobleman of Pilgrim lore.

Pilgrim’s Progress Burial Hill Plymouth le Baron R. Briggs Harvard Radcliffe Dean Briggs Francis le Baron Professor Briggs Jane Austin Francis le

Claims City Officials Neglect War Dead In Boston Letter

A Boston reader criticizes city and state officials for a lack of public welcome for two World War II soldiers arriving in Boston. He recalls the earlier honors given as the bodies were received and questions who greets the fallen now.

Post South Station Federal Express Boston U. S. Army Massachusetts Laltham Beacon Street Moller’s

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