Dedication of New Wakefield Congregational Church
Twelve hundred attended the dedication of the Wakefield Congregational Church built at $80,000 to replace the old edifice lost to fire. The Rev. David N. Beach delivered the principal address with several ministers participating. The dedicatory hymn My Father's House was performed and the church will host its first services next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wakefield Congregational Church
David N. Beach
Bangor Theological Seminary
John O. Paisley
Melrose Highlands
Arthur S. Beale
Stoneham
D. A. Newton
Reading
Hugh A. Heath
D. D
Wykefield
Charles B. Rice
Danvers
Bert W. Wallace
Hillsboro
N. H
Thomas A. Emerson
Northampton
Halah H. Loud
Lynnfield
Robert W. Wall
Samuel K. Hamilton
Charles E. Montague
Forrest Club Banquet Held With 200 Attendees
The Edwin Forrest Club held its 2nd annual banquet at the Quincy House with over 200 attendees. President John T. Keefe of Fitchburg received a diamond stickpin, and Cornelius Keefe led the event with speeches.
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Edwin Forrest Club
Quincy House
John T. Keefe
D. H. Graham
Maurice McKennon
F. L. Bodwell
D. J. Keefe
George Rosnosky
R. 8. Harrison
George T. Hartford
Miei Ne
John H. Dunn
Ard’ L Hopkins
John Kivel
W.H. Mountain
Tracy
Taunton
Mathew Nolan
Colonel Pfaff
George C. Dixon
Made Judge of Newsies Court
Elihu A. Hershenson of Roxbury, a Boston Newsboys' Union member, was named one of the adult judges on the Newsboys' Trial Board. The board, created two years ago after Hershenson's resolution, operates with Judge Baker's Juvenile Court support and covers newsboy cases under 14. Hershenson, a Brimmer Grammar School and English High School graduate, attends Boston University Law School and practices with John L. Glynn in Cambridge.
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Elihu A. Hershenson
Roxbury
Boston Newsboys’ Union
Newsboys’ Trial Board
Hershenson
Boston Newsboys
Keith’s Theatre
Brimmer Grammar School
English High School
Boston University Law School
John L. Glynn
Cambridge
Bouth
Mother and Son Rescued From Bedford Street Fire
Mrs. Albert, W. Wilschier and her 11 year old son Stevgart were rescued from a blaze on Bedford Street Quincy by her brother in law T Walter Good and Mr. Wilschier. They were carried to Quincy Hospital partially unconscious as neighbors spilled into the streets in nightclothes.
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Albert
W. Wilschier
Stevgart
Holm
Bedford Street
Quincy
Midni
T. Walter Good
Mr. Wilschier
Quincy Hospital
Ex Governor Frederick Robie of Maine Dies at 89
Former Governor Frederick Robie of Maine died at his Gorham home in his 9th decade. A native of Gorham, he served as governor from 1883 to 1887. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Robie
Maine
Gorham, Meé
Frederick Robie
Gorham
Fire destroys Woodside plant at Acadia Sugar Refining
Halifax N S February 1 A massive fire leveled the Woodside plant of the Acadia Sugar Refining Company with losses estimated over 1 million dollars An employee is missing and believed burned to death The blaze started in a water front wooden warehouse where 102000 barrels of sugar were stored spreading to a seven story brick building and destroying 25000 bags of raw sugar Intercolonial Railway cars on a siding were burned as firemen faced rapid spread and isolation of the refinery area
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Halifax
N.S
Hight
Acadia Sugar Refining Compaay
Henneberry
Dartmouth
Woman Offers Hair to Save Her Two Children
Irwin Street resident Mrs Minerva Dodd of Winthrop says she will sell her exceptionally long raven hair to raise money for her two children Frederick Napoleon aged 7 and Grace aged 5. She recalls telling friends she would sell it when in need and now aims to turn that promise into reality despite uncertain value.
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Minerva Dodd
Irwin Street
Frederick Napoleon
Grace
Woman Denies Umbrella Attack as Jury Deliberates
After four hours of deliberation the jury in Superior Criminal Court did not reach a verdict on state charges that Mrs. Mary A. Adams beat Andrew Whitbeck and Edna Turnbull with an umbrella. The defense claimed Whitbeck struck first with a cane. The witness said Mrs. Adams denied arresting any man who cared for her.
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Andrew Whitbeck
Milk Street
Edna Turnbull
Mary A. Adams
Superior Criminal Court
Lady faces assault charges in sensational arming case
Mrs Adams a tall restrained woman denies striking plaintiffs in a suit seeking 30000 dollars. She claims Whitbeck deceived her after engagement and describes an incident on Congress street where Miss Turnbull allegedly fell. Whitbeck testifies of a break in and an umbrella blow to his head and a court reprimand to an attorney over a joke about evading departure.
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Adams
Exchange Place
Miss Turnbull
James H. Vahey
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MY Clothier
Hanover
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Tremont Row
Boston Post
Washington
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David J
Ingraham
Boston
St. Y
Forrest Club
Newsies’ Court
Linic
O'Keeffe
Gee Eee RY. Eaas
ARE
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Webber
Mrs. Adams
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Whitbed
Hood
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Wald-Walker
New York
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