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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1922
Page
3
Roy A. Rowley a Leominster businessman was jailed four months in district court on forging prescriptions for drugs. He appealed.
Chief Thomas J. Godley led the arrest after reports of faked prescriptions offered in drug stores. A man signing as Edward Ryan was identified by Roland A. Moxley, a druggist, as Ryan. Some fakes used blanks stolen from Dr. R. C. Fisher of Worcester.
John Peterson of Framingham was jailed six days after trying to disrupt a Brockton raid on liquor sales. Agents McNulty and Snopely testified they served a valid search warrant at a Intervale Street residence. Commissioner Hayes discharged Peterson after confirming he’d learned his lesson.
The United States Hay Fever Association reports immunity by members at summer resorts. Campobello Island, New Brunswick tops the list with 48 visitors entirely immune. President William M. Patterson of the University Club of Brooklyn is at Rabin Rock camp on Campobello. The 49th annual report urges spending summers in immune localities.
Old Fall River reports the death of Dr. William Turell Learned, a physician in the city for 87 years. Heart failure ended his illness which began Saturday night, shocking the community.
Miss Grace Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Sullivan of Dorchester joined the Notre Dame Sisterhood with ten other candidates at the Mission Church Convent Roxbury She is a Sunday school teacher at St Matthew s parish and a prominent parish worker The news notes the ceremony held last night and the group entry into the convent
Two sisters in charge of the Sister Aux entia of Cambridge depart for Baltimore to be formally received by the Mother House and begin training as school teachers. A private 5 pm service in the Sisters' Chapel invested them, then a 6 pm reception for relatives and friends began, with hundreds expected.
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