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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1920
Page
12
The Boston author Ben Ames Williams continues the sea saga in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The installment titled All the Brothers Were Valiant will be printed starting this Sunday.
Paris reports reveal former Premier Clemenceau aboard the Lotus enjoying a quiet voyage to Cairo. He jokes about vermicelli cures and heating in the Stromboli region, attends a sailors’ relief concert, signs auctioned programs, and muses on aging and fate with characteristic sly humor.
The Santa Clara County Humane Society received a thank you letter from President Carranza of Mexico dated February 22 praising the society for its message commending his stand against bull fighting in Mexico.
Melita Snow Dream a 312 pound international Maltese owned by Mrs. Anna Judd of Seattle arrives by private car with 14 companions for the Mechanics Building dog show opening today. The Judd dog valued at 5000 dollars per pound is among 1498 entries noted as the greatest New England exhibition.
Mrs Jennie M Laffey wife of Joseph H Laffey president of Advertisers Press Incorporated died yesterday at her home 46 Sunset Road West Somerville after a weeklong illness and pneumonia She was born in South Boston a Roxbury High School graduate and is survived by a two year old son and an infant The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 00 PM at Mt Auburn Cemetery Chapel
A memorial mass was held yesterday in the sodality chapel at eight o'clock with about 100 members attending. They received communion as the service was solemnized by Rev. J. J. Eric S. J their spiritual director. He also spoke at breakfast on the value and influence of sodality membership.
Mrs Mary E Chandler aged 84 of Malden was found dead alone in her home at 162 Lebanon Street after not being seen since Friday. Neighbors alerted police who forced entry and discovered her body late yesterday.
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