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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
2
Seventy five Canadian soldiers attended a ceremony featuring Colonel Keville of Boston and Brigadier General Draper of the Canadian forces among the speakers.
Delegates from 61 aeries will attend the Cambridge Aerie convention at Cypress Hall Cambridge beginning Monday June 16. An extensive programme includes auto trips to Camp Devens and along the north shore. A banquet is planned Monday evening June 16.
Federal grand jury indicted a group of alleged counterfeiters in Worcester Gardner Providence and New Britain. One woman, Mrs Maria Iacoussi, and her husband Rocco Iacoussi were named. a counterfeit operation was said to be unearthed at their Worcester home.
Prosecutors announced 22 true bills including conspiracy to make and pass counterfeit money mainly coins such as dimes quarters and halves. Arraignments showed Iacons si and wife not guilty Alfredo Martello guilty Rocco Rizzacaro Providence Michele di Batisti Dom inico Spanodi not guilty with trials set next week in Federal District Court. Others charged include larceny of interstate shipments mail matter receiving stolen goods government property scheme to defraud and smoking opium among Chinamen.
Newburyport June 3 William Woodburn of Methuen was arraigned in Police Court on a manslaughter charge for striking Charles D. Rowe with his automobile in Newburyport May 29 The case was continued to June 9 Woodburn also faces a charge of operating without a license.
Concord reports Professor Richard W. Husband of Dartmouth College resigns as state historian and secretary of the Committee on Public Safety. The announcement was made today in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Sarah Ravin Towne, former Stamford factory girl and 18 year old daughter of Max Ravin and Joseph Meredith Towne, marries at Toledo in a 50 50 religious arrangement. The couple met at Yale Towne factory and will pursue education funded by Mrs. Towne.
A Stamford romance unfolds from religious scruples and a young woman’s stage ambitions, set against the mutual affections of a Jewish factory girl and a wealthy Gentile in a tale marked by passion and social tension.
The city reacts with astonishment and delight to news that Miss Sarah Ravin has wed, marking a notable social event noted in society circles.
Colonel John F. J. Herbert, chairman of the State committee, has called the State convention of the American Legion for Friday at the Hotel Bancroft in Worcester. He has authority to represent the national organization in organizing posts in this State and invites all service men eligible for membership to attend the Worcester gathering.
The steamer Albrook a 3500 ton Ferris type vessel built for the Emergency Fleet Corporation was launched at Stockton Springs Maine. Mrs. Arvil W. Smith of Wakefield Massachusetts wife of the corporation treasurer christened the ship with roses and spring water.
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