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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1918

Page

9

Rare Orchid and Peony Exhibition At Cultural Hall

The exhibit features a unique white and purple Laelion-Cattleya Rheims iha-Rubra orchid, a new hybrid rose trio Betty Alden Betsy Ross and Beacon Hill, and a new strawberry species. Proceeds go to the Boston Metropolitan Red Cross and Massachusetts Horticultural Society.

America Horticultural Hall Boston American Red Cross Massachusetts Horticultural Society R. J. Farquhar Dedham Betty Alden Betsy Ross Beacon Hill

Colonel Williams Urges War Savings Sales Rally

Lieutenant Colonel Cecil G. Williams of Canada led a Regent Theatre Arlington rally for the War Savings Stamp drive. Speakers included Henry W. King of the Navy League of Canada and Charles Reed of Boston, official of the metropolitan district campaign committee.

Tdeutenant Cecil G. Wiliams Canada Regent Theatre Arlington Henry W. King Navy League of Canada Charles ¥. Reed Boston Metropolitan

Unitarian Church of Woburn Extends Call to Rev Harold Pickett

The Rev Harold Lionel Pickett formerly of East Lexington and head of the Fallen Church in Fast Lexington has been extended a call to become minister of the Unitarian Church in Woburn.

Harold Lionel Pickett East Lexington Unitarian Church Hudson Unitarian Church of Woburn Mr. Pickett Fallen Fast Lexington

Dutch Ships Taken by U S Said Ruined by Dutch Claims

German agents report alarm over safety of 89 Dutch ships seized by the United States. Dutch press says ships are badly manned and not worth restoring after the war. Since taking over, repairs, lighting, wireless equipment, and improved crews have been added. 31 ships are under naval control, the rest used in merchant service.

United States Washington United States Shipping Board Boston

Trial resumes as Mrs Wilbur to testify in Homer case

Mrs Madge FE Wilbur will testify in Superior Criminal Court this morning in the third day of cross examination in the Joseph Homer jewelry robbery trial. Judge Lawton presides as John T Hughes continues the defense grilling. Esther Westholm, the Wilbur maid, is the next prosecution witness.

Madge FE. Wilbur Superior Criminal Court Joseph Homer Los Angeles Lawton John T. Hughes Homer Esther Westholm

Three High School Principals Go to War

Freeport Maine authorities fear school closure if the war lasts another six months. In a few months three principals have resigned to enter military service, and the school committee searches for replacements. Carl Timberlake is the latest to resign.

Freeport Carl Timberlake

New Boston Section Base Established in East Boston

The first Naval District sets up its New Boston section base in East Boston on the former Lockwood’s Basin property. Section Commander John T. Nelson presides from 8 Sumner Street, East Boston, where convoy instructions are available. telephone East Boston 650.

New Boston First Naval District East Boston Lockwood John T. Nelson Sumner Street

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