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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1922

Page

4

Campaign tops $350000 for Episcopal Theological School fund

Bishop Lawrence announced at 19 Pearl Street Boston that pledges total $350000 and campaign expenses are prepaid. Faculty and students have subscribed. many alumni and parish chairmen will meet at noon for a luncheon at the City Club as the drive proceeds.

Bishop Lawrence Episcopal Theological School Cambridge Boston Pearl Street China Japan Bishop Roots Friends City Club

Consecration Set for Jan 25 in Pittsburg Church

Dr. Alexander Mann, bishop elect of Pittsburg, received required consents to be consecrated bishop. The ceremony will be at Trinity Church Pittsburg on January 25 with Bishop Tuttle likely as consecrating Bishop. Mann departs Boston January 21 to assume residence and Rev. John Ridout will lead Trinity Church until a permanent rector is chosen.

Alexander Mann Pittsburg Dr. Mann Trinity Church St. Paul's Bishop Tuttle Missouri United States

Milton civic leader Michael J. Mahoney dies at 65

Michael J. Mahoney aged 65 of 546 Eliot Street Milton and former president of the South Boston Citizens Association died at Carney Hospital after a brief illness yesterday.

Michael J. Mahoney Eliot Street Milton South Boston

Seven Schooners Trapped In Bay of Islands Ice

The herring fleet of seven schooners anchored in the Bay of Islands cannot depart until spring. The Canadian ice-breaker Stanley failed to free them, and the attempt was abandoned. Three ships are Canadian, two American, two Newfoundland, carrying about 10 000 pounds of herring.

Curling N. F Bay of Islands Stanley United States Newfoundland

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