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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
5
A Plymouth Accomack I O U R pageant features 40 Indians from the Accomack tribe in scenes including a Norsemen fight and an Admiral Blok presentation. One performer, a Navy veteran who served on the Wyoming, discusses his wartime service and versatile role in the production. The group gathers Indian relics and studies their heritage to enhance the show.
Funeral services for Adam McClure age 70 of 11 James street South Bend will be held tomorrow at 10 AM at Waterman’s chapel Roxbury. He served in the city water service for about 50 years.
The funeral of James Twohig, a longtime Arling ton water department member who retired on pension last February after 30 years of service, was held yesterday from his home at 9 Mill Street.
Boston Elevated Railway reports operating receipts for the year exceed costs by 550 253 52 dollars, but trustees refuse fare reduction this year. They cite legal restoration of a 1 000 000 reserve fund and repayment of 3 980 151 67 to cities before any fare cut.
Benjamin I. Rich 69, of E A Rich Company, longtime figure in the fish industry, died in Hyannis after a decade of declining health. Flags at the fish pier and vessels were lowered in his memory. funeral to be held tomorrow at 1 30 in Hyannis.
Washington reports the retail cost of food to the average family fell three tenths of a percent in June from May while wholesale prices declined slightly under one percent, per Department of Labor statements.
The Rev Arthur M Little of 47 Lincoln Street Lexington has accepted a call to serve as pastor of Hammond Street Congregational Church Bangor Maine. He will fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Rev Harold S Capron.
A man fell eight feet to the street and was taken to Haymarket Relief station with a fractured right shoulder.
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