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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1920

Page

3

Boston Receives Two Navy Submarine Chasers

Two of the navy's submarine chasers will be turned over to Boston. Fire Department and harbor police will use one each, chosen by Fire Commissioner John R. Murphy, with ownership remaining with the United States government and the ships subject to call.

Navy Boston Fire Department John R. Murphy New York Navy Yards Daniels United States

Today’s Events Saturday at Boston State House and Nearby

At 12 noon the 101st Infantry Band returns colors to the State House. At 2:30 pm the Volunteers of America distribute shoes to needy children at 39 Howard Street West End. At 4 pm a special school committee meeting is held at Mason Street headquarters. At 6:30 pm a dinner is hosted by the New England Commission on Foreign and Domestic Commerce with governors and governors elect of six states invited. At 8 pm Boston Division No. 1 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees meets at Puritan Hall 249 Friend Street.

State Guard State House 101St Infantry Volunteers of America Howard Street West End Mason Street New England Commission On Foreign and Domestic Commerce New England Boston Division Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees Puritan Hall Friend Street Boston

Bank Robbers Take $12,000 in Clio Hold Up

Four men robbed the State Bank cashier at Clio north of Flint beating him unconscious. They escaped with currency estimated at 12000 dollars. The incident occurred on December 22 in Flint, Michigan.

Flint Mich Clio Here

Famous Cats of New England Peter the Lucky Angora

Peter the white angora cat of Simmons College is celebrated as a famous New England cat. The Rose in No Man's Land nickname, dormitory living, and weekly weekend visits across states highlight his pampered travels and custom travel coop designed by Eleanor Childs and Kathleen Halladay.

Peter Angora Simmons College No Man's Land North Hall Lucky New England Pullman Teter Eleanor Childs Kathleen Halladay

Simmons College Cat Heads to Concord for Christmas Visit

Leaving tonight for Concord New Hampshire the Simmons College cat will stay as house guest of Miss Dorothy Williams. The animal grows pale from bookish life and the girls hope New Hampshire air will revive it into a healthier cat.

Concord N. H Simmons College Dorothy Williams Peter New Hampshire

Plan for Junior Week at Boston University

The junior class of the College of Liberal Arts at Boston University organized Junior Week plans. Committee members include Alvah Patterson Watertown prom Anna Fulton Somerville Mari Sherman Milford theatre Charlotte Spencer Hast Boston and Walter Foley North Cohasset. The events, a picnic theatre party and banquet, will occur in the latter part of April.

College of Liberal Arts Boston University Alvah Patterson Watertown Anna Fulton Somerville Marion Sherburne Milford Charlotte Spencer

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