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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1914

Page

5

Day of fun for all at Fenway Park Elephant Day

Boston on June 6 1914 invites every family to Fenway Park for Elephant Day a free all day event. Gates open at 9 am with a band 9 to 10 then a full program featuring Mollie Waddy and Tony English High School Cadets clowns and Daly and Reno.

Boston Post Fenway Park Governor Walsh Curley Mollie Waddy Tony Great Fenway Park Post Daly Reno Keith English High Cadets Beggins Boston Mollie, Waddy and Grand Street Boylston and Tremont Streets Forest Hills Franklin Park Teele Benjamin Teele English High School Herbert L. Berry E. H Carl A Babcock Francis C. Emmons William R. Connor Max Ritto John L. Callanan Ernest F. Farrell Leeds L. Wheeler

Moore Graham Wedding at Greenwich Today

The marriage of Miss Margaret Graham to Eugene Maxwell Moore will take place tomorrow afternoon at the Presbyterian Church in Greenwich. Miss Mildred Eddy of Morristown N J will be maid of honor. John B Breen is best man with ushers Lawrence Armour Joseph Graham George Bourne Herbert Lester Harold Carhart and Esmond O Brien.

New York Margaret Graham William Thompson Graham Greenwich Eugene Maxwell Moore Charles A. Moore Mildred Eddy Morristown N. J John B. Breen Lawrence H. Armour Joseph Graham George G. Bourne Herbert S. Lester Harold Carhart Esmond P. O’brien

Ideal Weather Predicted For Elephant Day Outing

Officials forecast a sunlit warm day ideal for Elephant Day activities at Fenway Park and around town. The bureau expects fair Saturday and Sunday with light winds, while yesterday's winds averaged 29 mph. St Louis reached 94 degrees with Eastport at 46 as Boston averaged 68 during the day.

Waddy Mollie Tony Fenway Park St. Louis Eastport Boston

How to Get to Fenway Park Today

Public transit details for Fenway Park Elephant Day. Elevated cars run from North and South stations and other terminals starting 8 30 a m to the grounds direct. Regular routes also operate with extra cars to accommodate children and spectators after the show.

Fenway Park Boston North Station South Station Bowes’ Wharf Park Dudley Streets Ipswich Street Chestnut Hill Beacon Street Commonwealth Avenue Brookline Avenue Lansdowne Street Grandstand Lake Street Cambridge Cottage Farm Allston Coolidge Corner Newton Newton-Brighton Watertown Reservoir

Upset Dump Cart Breaks Roxbury Man's Leg

Augustina Ranner a 47 year old laborer of 8 Harris Street Roxbury was unloading a dump cart when its catch slipped tipping the cart opposite 50 Washington Street Dorchester crushing him to the street He sustained a broken right leg and head and face injuries and was taken to City Hospital.

Augustina Ranner Harris Street Roxbury Washington Street Dorchester City Hospital

Saugus School Committee Member Resigns Over Tensions

Charles L. Davis resigns from the Saugus school committee after three months in office citing self respect. A special town meeting will hear findings from a committee investigating the schools and Butterworth’s departure, with 83 witnesses and over 200 pages of testimony.

Saugus Charles L. Davis Board of Selectmen Davis James W. Butterworth

Breaks Head in Fall From Window in Worcester

Andrew W. Anderson fell from a third floor window at 217 Mechanic Street and fractured his skull. He was taken to City Hospital with life threatening injuries and it is believed he will die.

Worcester Mechanic Street Andrew W. Anderson Anderson City

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