Crowds At Revere Beach Near Thirty Thousand
Revere Beach saw about 20 000 attendees with a quiet police day. A horse belonging to Mr Graffam of Malden collapsed and died during a drive along the boulevard. No band, a possible Sunday delay due to shopkeeper railroad tensions, and a forecasted bath house opening next Sunday at 10 o'clock. A new Boston type patrol wagon arrived and a patrol box system will be installed. Superintendent West rode the new wagon today. Emergency drunkenness rules are not applied by park police.
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Revere Beach
Graffam
Malden
Boston
West
Revere
Emmons
Drizzle Falls Little as Weston Weather Man Promises Rain
Weather report notes only light showers around 1 30 p m in Weston while forecasters predicted rain earlier. Overnight clouds darkened and then cleared as an east Gulf storm looms, delaying any significant rain for a day or two.
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Weston
Gulf of Mexico
New England
Rain Breaks Drought for Farmers at Hoosick Falls
The drought ended after 62 days as rain began this afternoon providing relief to farmers for replanting and late crops. Grass pasturage was already burned and cannot be saved, while forest fires in the area were curtailed by the rain.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
First Sunday Parade at Winthrop Beach
The first Sunday parade of sightseers walked Crest avenue along Winthrop Beach yesterday. Carriages rolled by the new granolithic sidewalk while many visitors rested on verandas at Young's Crest Hall and the Ocean Spray. The Winthrop Yacht Club hosted a large Saturday hop with Partridge of Boston taking a flashlight of the party.
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Winthrop
Crest Avenue
Young's
Crest Hall
Forest fires burn on despite shower in Glens Falls area
Glens Falls N Y June 7 the long drought ended briefly as a half hour shower cleared the smoke and revealed blue sky. Reports from North Creek and Newcomb say fires continue to spread slowly with wind up but the situation is not serious. Rain fell lightly at North Creek but provided little relief.
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Glens Fall
N. Y
North Creek
Newcomb
Rain Ends Newport Drought With Daylong Rainfall
Newport, R. I., June 7. The long drought was partially relieved today by a rainfall lasting all day. It marks the first rain in several weeks and will significantly aid vegetation after extensive damage from the dry weather.
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Newport
R. I
Rain falls in Mohawk Valley while Adirondacks battles fires
Mohawk Valley received half an inch of rain on June 7 while the lower Adirondacks saw none. Fires in the Adirondacks continue to rage as precipitation was not recorded there.
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Little Falls
N. Y
Mohawk Valley
Adirondacks
St Philip’s Garden Party Plans Told at Parish Meeting
Parishioners of St. Philip's Church meet in the basement tonight to discuss the annual garden party to be held at Caledonian Hall July 11. Rev. Owen Doherty will preside, 3900 tickets issued with demand seen for more. Activities run 10 a m to 10 p m with booths led by Mrs. Cassidy Cousins Miss Peterson Mrs Mc Geever Christine Hetherington and John Hagerty in charge of the girls' baseball game.
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St. Philip’s Church
Owen Doherty
Caledonian Hall
Thomas Cassidy
Cousins
Miss Peterson
McGeever
Hris
Ine Hetherington
John Hagerty
Boston Baseball Grounds
Bonfire plans unveiled for St John’s turf event
A large crowd gathered at 315 Washington Street for Gaele school activities as Irish turf will help ignite the St John’s bonfire at Aonach na Scoile in Apollo Garden on the 23rd. Gaelic and Shamrock clubs will contest for 50 dollars amid Irish games and pastimes.
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Washington Street
St. John’s
Apollo Garden
Gaelic
Shamrock
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