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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1903

Page

4

Catholics Plan Celebration for Boston Church Centenary

A century after the Church of the Holy Cross first opened in Boston, the New England Catholic Historical Society and local Catholics plan a major public centennial observance. A Symphony Hall event will feature three speakers, likely including a bishop from another diocese, with potential participation from the Catholic Union and the Knights of Columbus. The piece traces the church’s early origins from 1788 to its rise as Boston’s cathedral and notes the city’s growing Catholic population and architectural milestones.

Boston New England Catholic Historical Society New England William Byrne W. H. Leahy Joseph D. Fallon Thomas J. Gargan Thomas B. Fitzpatrick Symphony Hall Catholic Union Knights of Columbus First Italy St. Cecilia's Church Claude Florint Bouchard de la Poterie John Carroll Baltimore Baury Spring Street School Street City Hall Abbe West Indies Rousselet Carroll Father Thayer Eng Thayerne John Adams United States Father Matignon Boston Theatre Corporation Franklin Square James Bulfinch St. Patrick’s Day Matignon Cheverus Lawrence Sargent Hinsket Derby Diocese of Columbia Theatre Cathedral OF the Holy Cross Franklin Street

Six Escapes From Danvers Asylum Alarm Officials

Danvers officials report six patient escapes from the Danvers Asylum in ten days, despite iron bars and chained keys. Incidents include Mary Ingalls slipping free from ward A8, a patient hidden in a tree, another walking out during dining duty, and a woman slipping away from Bd ward chapel.

Danvers Danvers Asylum Mary Ingalls Besse Miss Fletcher Miss Shepard Mr. Neal Dr. Hoag Clifford C 1 Lucy Grinnell D 38 Lucy Wakefield Bd Ward Page

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