Good Templars Elect New Leadership at Grand Lodge
At the Grand Lodge convention in New Bedford on June 15 the Independent Order of Good Templars elected new officers. Albert Sutcliffe of Boston was named grand chief templar and Boston also chose the site for the next convention with officers including Balfour Farley Brockton grand councillor and Ada Beaumont New Bedford grand superintendent of juvenile work.
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Order of Good Templars
New Bedford
Independent Order of Good Templars
Albert Sutcliffe
Boston
Balfour Farley
Brockton
Alice St. Lawrence
Ada Beaumont
Louis C. Hayes
Miguel
Submarine Chaser Sunk After Fire Off Sand Key
Former submarine chaser No. 205 owned by BF T Sulzer of Brooklyn N Y was burned to the water’s edge and sank off Sand Key. Mrs Sulzer, aboard with her husband and friends, was slightly burned.
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BF. T. Sulzer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sand Key
Ward indicted in murder case of Clar ence Peters
White Plains headline: Walter S. Ward, wealthy baker, indicted by Westchester County Grand Jury for murder of Clar ence Peters. Ward arrested in Manhattan and brought to White Plains on $50,000 bail. Brother Ralph Ward testified. extradition of George S. Ward anticipated.
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White Plains
N. Y
United News
Walter S. Ward
Baker
Clarence Peters
Ward
Westchester County Grand Jury
Manhattan
Liberty
Peters
Grand Jury
Ralph D. Ward
Marschauser
Ralph Ward
George S. Ward
Pennsylvania
Westchester Courts
Ward Lodged in Jail Without Bail
Ward was brought before Justice Mor schauser and remanded in custody without bail. He was subsequently locked in the county jail pending further proceedings.
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Ward
Malden School Awards Diplomas to Eight Nurses
Eight nurses were graduated from the Malden Training School for Nurses at a West Hall, Morgan building ceremony on Pleasant Street. Miss Rachel McEwen, longtime superintendent, lauded 188 nurses educated over 30 years and praised the program for educational value and patient service. Emma Anderson of New England Baptist Hospital also spoke. Diplomas were presented by E. R. Bickford, board chair. Graduates included Eva M. Cook, Thelma M. O Neil, Margaret F. B. McQuaid, Lillian M. Atkinson, Florence J. Finleyson, Gladys V. Young, Alice F. Walsh, Kathleen Hanscom.
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Malden
June Wedding in West Somerville Unites Burtnett and Hobbs
Erminie Melba Burtnett daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene A F Burtnett of 39 Ware Street West Somerville will wed John W F Hobbs of Somerville on Tuesday evening at West Somerville Congregational Church College Avenue. Rev David Fraser will perform the ceremony with Ruth H Emery maid of honor Virginia Carman flower girl and Arthur H Smith best man. A church parlors reception will follow with more than 400 guests expected.
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Erminie Melba Burtnett
Eugene A. F. Burtnett
Ware Street
West Somerville
John W. F. Hobbs
Somerville
David Fraser
West Somerville Congregational Church
College Avenue
Ruth H. Emery
Virginia Carman
Arthur H. Smith
Northampton
Arrests in Downtown Drug Bust Highlight Morphine Trade
Police arrested William C McRoberts, 38, of no fixed address, and James Ford, 23, of 22 Church Street Dorchester, on charges of selling and possessing morphine. McRoberts allegedly used Boston Common and Public Garden as a sales site with customers from Greater Boston and Worcester. Ford is accused of possessing morphine bought from McRoberts.
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Public Garden
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Worcester
William C. McRoberts
James Ford
Church Street
Dorchester
McRoberts
Mother Finds Son After Nine Weeks
Royal Sylvester Jr, three, son of Mrs. Royal H Sylvester, was found by his mother after nine weeks’ absence in a house at six Sunnyside Avenue Everett. The mother says the father kept the child hidden. the boy lived with a colored family. An anonymous Everett girl letter led to the discovery, with Sergeant James Richardson aiding the search. Separate maintenance proceedings are pending.
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Royal Sylvester, Jr
Royal H. Sylvester
Sunnyside Avenue
Everett
James Richardson
Everett Police
Ideals of Founders Urged to Northfield Students
Northfield Vermont on June 15 urged students to remain true to the traditions and ideals of the founders of the United States and not depart from the youth. The address emphasized civic virtue and commitment to constitutional principles in the face of changing times.
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Northfield
United States
Dog trough request turns into reading contest
A humorous exchange features a request for a dog trough with a dog unable to read until the speaker’s husband does not drink water. The cartoonish dialogue centers on literacy and domestic quirks, illustrating a playful miscommunication.
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