British Destroyers Escort The St. Paul
Passengers report foggy peril near the Mersey as British destroyers escort the liner St. Paul to sea. A submarine scare prompts lifeboat drills and stern warnings while many passengers stay on deck with life belts ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Mersey
Orduna
New York
White Star
Adriatic
H. Sedgwick
Virginia Loney
Lusitania
John L. Poole
Hupp Motor Car Company
Detroit
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Held in Acton
A large number of Acton Lodge members and Winona Rebekah Lodge attendees gathered at the Universalist Church in West Acton for the annual Odd Fellows memorial service this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Acton Lodge
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Universalist Church
Muslin Underwear Sale Displays Wide Range and Prices
Inventory lists 2200 pieces of muslin underwear including night dresses skirts corset covers combinations drawers chemises princess slips envelope chemises in cambrics nainsook and crepes with lace embroideries picot edges beads ribbons Regular prices 150 and 175 New 1950 pieces with camisoles combinations drawers more in nainsook batistes lace and embroidery to match styles Regular price 300 Now 1640 pieces including Valenciennes filet laces ribbons and embroideries in new styles Regular prices 400 and 350 Now
Collision Hit Bunker Hill Liner By Yacht Vanadis
On a foggy afternoon the liner Bunker Hill was rammed by the yacht Vanadis. Passengers including congressman Joseph F. O'Connell and Co. W. Hastings faced injuries and evacuations as tug boats responded. A passenger, John J. Brown, was believed to be lost overboard though others were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Miss Wightman
Belmont
Boston
Miss Bell
Chicago
Mrs. Walsh
Brighton
John J. Brown
Cambridge
Long Island
Brown
O Connell Narrowly Escapes as Bunker Hill Strikes Ship
Former Congressman Joseph F. OConnell of Boston survived a near death when the Bunker Hill crashed into his stateroom shortly after he left to smoke. Passenger George Kendrick of Wollaston, Mass. was killed in the disaster near Captain's Point as fog enveloped the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph F. O’connell
Boston
Bunker Hill
George H. Kendrick
Wollaston
Mass
Mr. O'Connell
Werner Horne
Captain’s Point
Mr. Kendrick
Death of George H Kendrick in Yacht Collision
Leaves widow Esther Pulsifer Kendrick and baby Dorothy, 10 months old, plus his mother Elizabeth Kendrick and sister Mrs Joseph Wilson of Winthrop. Kendrick, 45, president of the Massachusetts Packing and Belting Co at 141 Milk Street, died after the collision of the Bunker Hill and the yacht Vanadis. He founded the firm with George W Apsey and lived at 18 Beach Street Wollaston with his wife. Born in Hyde Park, he spent most of his youth in Quincy and was a member of the Quincy Elks. His partner Apsey notified his brother Ellis and family of the death and discussed morning arrangements after Kendrick’s trip to New York last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Kendrick
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts Packing and Belting Company
Milk Street
George W. Apsey
Beach Street
Wollaston
Esther Pulsifer
Elizabeth Kendrick
Dorothy
Mr. Kendrick
Hyde Park
Quincy
Poslam Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Ad touts Poslam as fast relief for eczema acne psoriasis pimples and rashes with itching stopped at once and skin soon clear. Claims dramatic control and end to suffering. urges free sample from Emergency Laboratories New York and notes Poslam Bear for daily toilet and bath use at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sella Poslam
West 26Th St
New York
Line steamers master mechanic dies in Atlantic City trip
George Henry Kendrick, a line steamer master mechanic, was en route to Atlantic City for a convention when he died in an accident. His last known message to his wife Mrs. Kendrick, dated Atlantic City June 10, said he would not return until Monday or Tuesday night. The Post notified Mrs. Kendrick at 11 pm last night, after she had fallen asleep, about the fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Civil Service Positions Open Nationwide
The United States Civil Service Commission lists vacancies across federal offices. Open roles include translator in the Bureau of Education, illuminating engineer in the Treasury, mechanical draftsmen in the War Department, an herbarium assistant at the National Museum, poultry and egg investigator in the Agriculture Bureau, and an associate chemist in the Bureau of Standards. Apply at Room 145, Post Office Building, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
United States
Bureau of Education
Treasury Department
Washington
War Department
National Museum
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Post Office Building
Boston
Death of Major David W. Lewis noted in Hyde Park
Major David W. Lewis of the David W. Lewis Company building materials Boston died at his home 38 Oak Street Hyde Park at 81. He commanded the Timothy Ingraham Post A R of Hyde Park nine years a Loyal Legion member and president of his regiment association. He organized the Hyde Park High School battalion in 189% and founded the Hyde Park Co operative Bank. Funeral at 3 pm Wednesday from Hyde Park Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Lewis
David W. Lewis Company
Boston
Oak Street
Hyde Park
Timothy Ingraham
A. R
Loyal Legion
Regiment Association
Memorial Service Held for Deceased Members
The annual memorial service for Maynard Lodge I O O F and Mizpah Lodge Rebekahs was conducted this morning at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Maynard Lodge
Mizpah Lodge
Rebekahs
Christine Galbraith to Present Operatic Recital at Steinert Hall
Mrs Christine Galbraith a Boston cen tralto soloist at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross will present her pupils in an operatic recital at Steinert Hall next Wednesday evening with a complete orchestra conducted by William Howard providing accompaniments. She is well known in Boston musical and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Rose Fay
Jamaica Plain
Christine Galbraith
Steinert Hall
William Howard
Soprano Frances Fay Heads Boston Area Concert Share
Miss Frances Rose Fay of Jamaica Plain will sing Lo Hear the Gentle Lark. A promising New England soprano with training at the New England Conservatory and in Gregoriana music. Harold Tripp and Robert Zanes assist. Corinne Lahaise and others accompany. Bichberg piece To Thee O Country will be sung by Miss Hobbs with an octet. Rigoletto quartet closes the program.
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Frances Rose Fay
Sheridan Street
Jamaica Plain
Bischoff
Miss Fay
New England
New England Conservatory of Music
Galbraith
Benedict FitzGerald
Harold S. Tripp
Robert Zanes
Corinne Lahaise
E. Prescott Clingworth
Walter J
Indian Bell Song Featured in Pageant lineup
Miss Lahaise Miss Haney Harold S. Tripp and Robert Zanes join a program showcasing the Indian Bell Song from Lakme performed by Miss Kincare among the other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. Lahaise
Miss Haney
Harold S. Tripp
Robert Zanes
Lakme
Miss Kincare
Three Armenians charged after Chelsea stabbing
Three Armenians participated in a stabbing affray in Chelsea yesterday morning. Paul Basmajian, 21, of 7 Eden Street, Chelsea, is in Frost Hospital with serious cuts. His alleged assailants Shookery Cassarjou, 23, of 65 Sixth Street, and Hagol Borzian, 23, of 67 Sixth Street, are in custody charged with attempt to murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Paul Basmajian
Eden Street
Frost Hospital
Shookery Cassarjou
Sixth Street
Hagol Borzian
South Weymouth Pastor Resigns to Take Connecticut Call
The Rev. W. W. Rose, pastor of the Second Universalist Church since 1912, read his resignation at the forenoon service. Resignation referred to the prudential committee and takes effect July 1. He has accepted a call from the Church of the Redeemer in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Weymouth
W. W. Rose
Second Universalist
Prudential Committee
Rose
Church of the Redeemer
Bridgeport
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Fastnet
Pagsson
Passow
Fastnét
London
H. D. Watson
Hotel Savoy
Ernests. Cowper
Toronto
Helen Smith
Helen
Queenstown
Cowper
Alexandra
Sandringham
Servce
R. H. Stearns and Company
Newburyport Silver Co
Keene, N. H
Keene
Lal
Cessel
Vanadis
Glen Cove
C. K. G. Billings
Albert
S T
Boston and Co
W. Hastings
Palmer, Mass
Kendrick
Holmes
Metropolitan Line
Miss May Wightman
Alice Bell
Joseph F. O'Connell
W. H. Danks
Haston
Penn
Wakefield
Mr. Danks
Danks
Lhe Maen
C. W. Hastings
Palmer
Mr. Hastings
MR. O’connell
Death
David Lewis
Price
Netra
Ned
Maslin
Ingham
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