Engagements and Obituaries in Melrose Chester and Surrounding Areas
Society notices announce the engagement of Helen Bradford Dean to William Hastings Bassett Jr of Cheshire Connecticut. The page lists numerous marriages and a lengthy obituary section with names, ages, and funeral details across Somerville Cambridge Roxbury and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett—Dean
Henry Manter
Dean
Melrose Highlands
Helen Bredford
William Hastings Bassett, Jr
Cheshire
Conn
St. Catherine's Church
Relatives
Friends United
County Waterford Associates
Cottam
Boston
Sarah Cottam
James D. Cottam
Charles A. Rollins
Meridian St
Denayere
Cambridge
Cornelius G. Denayere
Reservoir Lane
Brookline
Waterman Chapel
Washington At
Roxbury
Dolan
Dorchester
Thomas F
Peter
Ann Dolan
Shea
James J
S. Mand Dishean
Goodrich
Helena
Sherock
Charles I. Goodrich
TS Sunset St
At & A
Lexington St
Waverley
At & P. m. Harrington
Charles F
Catherine Harrington
Driscoll
S Ward St
S A.m
St. Francis de Sates
Johnson
Charlestown
Albert T. Johnson
Tilm St
Leavitt
Emma D
Charles H
Sarah
Thomas
Bridget McGrane
Tnee Doyle
London St
Church of the Most Flery Redeemer
M'Pherson
Rosseter St
Hector
Mary A. McPherson
Jamaica Plains
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren and
Woodbine
Murphy
Dennis J
Mary Murphy
Reagan
Highland Proud
St. Mary of the Assumption Church
O'Rourke
Elizabeth Power
Patrick Henry O' Rourke
Ld Pike
Cay
Amanda Virginia Pike
J. C. Sanborn
Water St
Melrose
Rosenberg—Nettie
Portland Me
Samuel Rosenberg
Hyman M
Elka Hillson
Cornellon Iareth Sf
Russell
William H
Alice T. Russell
Barrymore
Lawn St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Islington
Mass
Eth Schaef
Dean Are
Ghee
East Walpole
Jane
James Herod
Catherine A. Shea
St. Mary's Church
Warren _ST
Chelsea
Eugene Tyrell
Margaret ‘Tyrell
Tudor St
St. Rose's Church
Lady McKenzie Society
Agnes Murray
Navy warned of U boats coming to Atlantic coast
Senate defenders of the Navy spoke in Washington pledging alertness to submarine raids. They cited a navy radio warning to shipping, guarded remarks on bases, and the improbability of a U S coast or Gulf base while discussing potential German bases in the West Indies and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandegee
Connecticut
Navy Department
Lewis
Lodge
Navy
Congress
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
Department
Senate
Germany
Senator Fall
Senator Lodge
Europe
United States
Canada
Coast Guard
Maine
Gulf
West Indies
Lesser Antilles
France
England
Cuba
Guantanamo
Gulf of Mexico
War Department seeks 16 million for balloon and seaplane coast stations
The War Department asked Congress for 16 million dollars to establish 16 coast defense stations 13 on the Atlantic and three on the Gulf to guard against submarines and air attacks. The plan includes mobile fortifications and rail movable guns. Aircraft already in use were deemed sufficient, with balloons mainly for signaling and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
United States
Congress
Department
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
House Appropriations Committee
British Freighter Harpathian Sunk Off Virginia Capes
The British freighter Harpathian of 2800 net tons was torpedoed by a German submarine and sank in seven to eight minutes near the Virginia capes. The entire crew was rescued by the steamer Palmer, arriving in Chesapeake Bay. one crew member was injured. No armed guards were noted in Navy reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Palmer
Chesapeake Bay
Harpathian
Department
Navy
First Aerial Mail Flight to Boston Ends in Narrow Crash
Lieutenant Torrey H. Webb and mechanic Ray Heck survived a wreck on the first air mail flight from New York to Boston. The plane struck an ash heap in a swamp near Saugus after overflying landing space, then overturned but the crew escaped unharmed. The voyage, begun at Belmont Park and completed by compass and map, took 4 hours 23 minutes amid wind and rain challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Torrey H. Webb
Saugus
Wong Island
N. Y
Saugus Aviation Field
Webb
Terra Firma
Post
Heck
Boston Postolice
Belmont Park
Long Island
Bay
Connecticut
Winthrop C. Whittemore
Middletown
Springfield
Worcester
Commonwealth
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Winchester
Malden
Earth
New York City
H. Torrey Webb
Mail Relayed After Airplane Crash Near Boston
Five sacks of special delivery letters were transferred to a post office truck after a plane overturned. Neither man was injured and Boston main post office began quick distribution. The aircraft’s propeller and landing gear were badly damaged, delaying New York mail by two days. In Hartford Springfield game, McKeon and Meserick played. Briger and Meserjack wrestled a fight leading to ejections as Brown pitched for Purverein in extra innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop ©. Whittemore
Whittemore-Hamm Company
Air Pioneers
William E. Hurley
A. D. Becker
Auburndale
Webb
Boston
Back Bay
Cullis
New York
Hartford
Springfield
Ab.m.pa
A. AP
Cally
Clemensrf
Gonzates
Grimes
McKeon
Shay
Greenib
Nein
Poole2b
Wheater
Brown.p
Purverep
OOOE
Bortford
Kuns
Ally
Werre
Gardella
Low
Mererjack
Clemens
Parent
Gongales
Poole
Gonzales Green
Briger
Wheat
Fies Poole
Brown
Cook
Purvere
Uwits
Hitler
Gonzales
New London takes third straight from Waterbury 3 2
New London beat Waterbury 3 2 in the final game of a three game series. Fortune sparked a ninth inning rally after Waterbury seized a two run lead, scoring on Messenger's single to center. New London pitcher held Waterbury to six hits as Oaks' error in the fifth helped set up the comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
New London
New Lowen
Fortune
Brady
Messenger
Teary
A'chman
Rourke
Burnett
Batedaw
Raly
Flynn
Hickeyvet
Oaksef
Cosgrove
Pickup If
White
Wendell
Gagainic
Waterburs
O'Rourke
Bates
Hickey
Minor
Oaks
H Bates
Hinchman
Bridgeport Pulls Ahead Over Providence 7 To 4 In Hazy Noon Tilt
Bridgeport won its 14th straight with a 7 to 4 victory over Providence. Brackett and Grimes led the offense, Braun homered, and pitcher Lennon earned the win while Shriver took the loss amid ejections for disputes on strikes in the fourth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. T
Bridgeport
Grays
Kritehell
Feld
BI Pola
Martinvef
Bransen
Eagref
Br'kett,if
QO Sweatt
Grimes
Dam'r'n
Baker
McNeill.r
Vim,if
Gearings
Braunss
Esiders
Skif
Peplerss
Lennon
Shriver
T'nsend
Lai
Brackett
Yim
Braun
Skiff
Brausen
Baryrs
Eayre
Dameron
Oort Lemon
Pepler
Sweatt
Townsend
Spaid
Tovensend
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Heald—Broughton
James I. Broughton
Wollaston
Mary Allen Broughton
Hermon Luther Heald
United States Navy
G. Edgar Wolfe
Pingree
Kneeland
Marjorie F. Kneeland
Herbert F. Kneeland
William ‘Kneeland
Mellen Hi, Pingree
Newburyport
Tremont Street
Beach
Dancin
Helene T Sweeney
Mans Ave
Tel
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
America
Loomis School
Mass, Ave
Condit
SLYF
Tremont St
Bay State
Washington St
Erga Detective Agency
Rolston St
Meton
Mhenes
Bench
Everett Aro
Giker
Illinois
Ludge
Committee On Naval Affairs
Atlantic Ocean
Harley-Davidson
W. J. Walker
Massachusetts Ave
Chickering
Steinway
Ivers & Pond
Hallet & Davis
Hall
Iuntington Ave
Chas
Norris
Reer, Brooks
Brorlston
Woshington S«T
Continental Clothing Co
the Post
Kranich & Bach
Columbia Rd
Upham
Plano
Anick
City OF
Public Works Department
Brookline St
Cottage Farm
Brighton
Reston & Albany
Charles River
Jone S
Thomas F. Sullivan
WM. Hesslein
Paddock Bidg
Wensly St
New Hey Itt St. Rox
Ray Heck
INTG
Jane G.tmartford
Kriger
Mayers
Brookline Avenue
The
Republic
Helmar