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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1918

Page

5

Hospitality House for Men in Service Prepared by Agencies

The Jewish Board for Welfare Work and the West End Young Men's Hebrew Association arranged to use 47 Mt. Vernon Street as a hospitality house for soldiers and sailors. The building will be renovated to include reading and writing rooms pool gymnasium showers dormitories and reception rooms for servicemen to meet wives sisters and friends.

Jewish Board For Welfare Work United States Army and Navy West End Young Men's Hebrew Association Mt. Vernon Street

Fuel Chairman Not Hoarder of Coal

Charges by socialists of Malden that Fuel Commissioner Erskine I Bickford hoarded coal were groundless after a careful investigation. The panel found a little over five tons at his Main street home with four tons egg coal one ton nut coal and about a half ton Franklin coal.

Malden Erskine I. Bickford Main Street Blodgett

Crew Thrown From Launch at Deer Island Rescue

Crew members of a Boston navy yard ship were thrown into the water when their launch capsized off Deer Island. They were rescued by patrol boats and towed to the yard. The vessel had just arrived from the Pacific coast and the men, CC M Day, R G Nelson, A J Nielson, and H P Johnson, were cold but unharmed.

Boston Navy Yard Deer Island Pacific Coast CC. M. Day Cox Swain R. G. Nelson A. J. Nielson H. P. Johnson

Wellesley Girls Begin Farm Duty Squad to Fight Weeds

Dorothy Greene and 15 other volunteers from states including Indiana New York Texas and Virginia join a first squad to farm at Wellesley College. The June 17 start and July 17 final push will involve farm chores and bird guardianship to protect crops.

Wellesley College College Farm Dorothy Greene Indiana Mona Mathews Londa Alice Wharton New Jersey Ruth M. Addams New York Isabel Bassett Helen Blake Christine Dixon Texas Frances Grinnan Virginia Agnes Lange Iowa Maude Luddington Ellen Montgomery Illinois Eugenie Sachs Cincinnati Olga Snyder Pennsylvania Bess Whitmarsh Catherine Hughes Miss Hughes Charles &. Hughes

Premier Borden Arrives in Washington for Talks

Sir Robert Borden the Canadian premier arrives in Washington for official conferences with Lord Reading and war mission members. He plans a meeting with President Wilson and other government officials the following day.

Washington Sir Robert Borden Lord Reading United States Wilson

Funeral for Mrs. Thompson Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Reed Thompson wife of Captain Fred H Thompson will be held at noon today at her home 51 Waldorf road West Newton The Rev T W Davison of Pilgrim Congregational Church Atlantic will officiate Interment will be in Mount Wollaston Cemetery Quincy Mrs Thompson died after sudden illness Captain Thompson with the 318th Infantry at Camp Meade rushed home to be at her side She was 1 years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Reed of Atlantic and leaves seven children five sons and two daughters

Mabel Reed Thompson Fred H. Thompson Boston Post Waldorf Road West Newton T. W. Davison Pilgrim Congregational Church Atlantic Mount Wollaston Cemetery Quincy Thompson Harry W. Reed

Funeral services for airman killed in Dallas accident

Funeral services were held for Victor L. Dennis killed in an airplane crash near Dallas Texas just days before his commissioning as a pilot. Prayers were offered at his Newton Lower Falls home before services at St Mary's Church and burial in the church cemetery with a firing volley from Company A of the Eleventh Regiment M S G.

Victor L. Dennis Dallas Tex St. Mary’s Church Newton Lower Washington Street Newton Jlower Falls Eleventh Regiment

Remembered Foreman Dennis Sullivan Dies of Heart Disease

Dennis Sullivan 60 a longtime foreman for the Metropolitan Park Commission collapsed and died of heart disease yesterday in the Fellsway Malden He lived at 8 Quincy Street Malden and is survived by two daughters and four sons One son Miah Sullivan is a seminarian at St Johns Seminary Brighton another son Michael Sullivan serves at Malden central fire station

Dennis Sullivan Metropolitan Park Commission Quincy Street Malden Fellsway Miah Sullivan St. John’s Seminary Brighton Michael Sullivan Central Fire Station

Woman testifies in Cambridge divorce case over abuse

Mrs Viola A Hersey of Pepperell tells Cambridge Divorce Court that her husband William J Hersey came home dirty and drunk needing her to wash his face. She recounts past threats with a revolver and fear to continue living together. Judge Fox took the case under advisement.

Viola A. Hersey Pepperell Cambridge Hersey Fox William J. Hersey

Dr Bustard Given Informal Reception

The Rev W W Bustard D D pastor of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Cleveland formerly of Boston preached at Tremont Temple in an informal reception marking his visit and address.

Informal Reception for Dr Bustard in Roxbury

Sunday an informal reception was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John N Spinner at Roxbury Mountain Hill. John L Thomas rendered solos. The Rev Charles L Page executive secretary of Colby Academy, associated with Dr Bustard, addressed him, conveying the esteem of old friends and a striking address on church meeting the wartime conditions.

John N. Spinner Ountain Hill Roxbury John L. Thomas Charles L. Page Colby Academy Bustard

Fisher to Discuss War Time Prohibition at Tremont Temple

Professor Irving Fisher of Yale will speak at the Social Sanitary conference at Tremont Temple Lorimer Hall on Friday afternoon and evening under the League for Preventive Work. He is a noted economist and mathematician and will discuss War Time Prohibition.

Irving Fisher Yale Lorimer Fall Tremont Temple League For Preventive Work Fisher

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