Boston Relief Effort Aids Soldiers and Families
The South Boston court’s niece of Judge Day promoted a whist party and dance to raise funds for soldiers. Across Greater Boston, relief work intensified with focus on soldiers and dependents. In Medford, John D. Street wired Captain Robert M. Magee of Company to fund a wooden dining shelter and tent floors.
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Day
South Boston
Greater Boston
Medford
John D. Street
Men’s Volunteer Relief Committee
Robert M. Magee
Company of
Whist Party And Dance To Aid Soldiers In South Boston
A whist party and dance tonight at the Municipal building South Boston will raise funds for local soldiers. Miss Mary K. King promotes the event. Judge Day is uncle to her. Mayor Chambers of Everett sent a dining tent for the men of the Everett company. Massachusetts volunteer aid activity and local relief committees report ongoing fundraising and aid efforts across Malden Medford Somerville Cambridge Melrose and Boston districts. The South Boston event includes a two-souvenir auction with gifts from President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson. Judge William J. Day will serve as auctioneer and host brief addresses.
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South Boston
Mary K. King
Judge Day
Chambers
Everett
Everett Company
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Committee For Relief
McCall
Finance Committee
Association
Malden
Medford
Women’s Volunteer Aid Committee
Cambridge
Richard W. Sutton
Cambridge Women’s Relief Committee
Thomas F. Brown
Eighth
Cambridge Women's Relief Committee
Relief Committee
Melrose Relief Committee
Melrose
Charles H. Adams
Senator Lodge
Post Office Department
South
Boston
Knights of Columbus
Soldiers Relief
Wilson
William J. Day
Number 26 becomes parade sensation in New London
New London on July 30 saw Henry R. Bond, the city’s self styled millionaire, debut in the Parade on the main square. Old blue bloods and new riches alike stared as Bond, smiling and helping others, drew a curious crowd and broad attention.
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New London, Conn
New London
Henry R. Bond
New England
Bond
Millionaire Bond Reforms New London Traffic System
Henry R. Bond a Yale alumnus and head of New London Ship & Engine Company becomes Patrolman Number 26. He implemented taxi rules, silent signposts and a citywide traffic plan turning New London into one of the East’s best regulated cities. He covers duties as alderman and treasurer of firms, insisting credit goes to his team and earning his $60 monthly wage.
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Henry R. Bond
New London
New London, Conn
Bond
Yale
Pond
New London Ship & Engine Company
Hicks and Murphy
Hammond
Pinney
O'Donnell
Nagle
Gaffey
New England
Boston
New York
Thames
New
London
Germany
Patrolman Bond
Mr. Bond
Berkshire Democratic slate talk in Pittsfield meeting
Chairmen of the Berkshire county Democratic city and town committees met at the Kenny hotel in Pittsfield to discuss potential county office candidates. They planned no slate before next Sunday's session with thirty delegates from major towns in attendance.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Kenny Hotel
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