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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1917

Page

2

Dartmouth Commencement Opens With Volunteer Sermon

The 148th annual Dartmouth commencement opened with the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Ambrose White Verner D D pastor of the Harvard Church of Brookline Mass who urged seniors to scorn personal ambition and refuse to make fellow men rungs in a ladder of personal fame The address theme was How to become a volunteer in the conscript army.

Fianover N. H Dartmouth Ambrose White Verner D. D Harvard Church Brookline

Dying naval reserve man dies after fog collision attempt

Machinist's Mate Charles H. Evans of the naval reserve made a brave effort to avert a collision between the coast patrol boat Wachusett and the Nantasket steamer Old Colony in dense fog. He died at Dr Burgess Hospital in Hull after a bulletin said he had no chance of recovery.

Charles H. Evans Naval Reserve Wachusett Old Colony Dr. Burgess’ Hospital Hull

Division 71 A D H to Hold Reunion Tonight

A Roxbury meeting of Division 7 AIDEL led by President P H Brogan set final plans for a whist and dancing party at the Hibernian building Dudley Street this evening. Prizes from Roxbury business men will be awarded and a concert of American and Irish music will precede the dancing.

Division 7 Aidel Roxbury P. H. Brogan Hibernian Dudley Street Brogan

Red Cross launches seven day war relief drive nationwide

The Red Cross begins a seven day campaign for 100 million dollars to aid soldiers sailors and dependents. Boston leads with a three million dollar goal and a mass meeting at the Opera House Tuesday featuring former President Taft with Major Henry L. Higginson presiding.

Boston Red Cross America Maine California Lakes Gulf Liberty Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Boston Opera House Taft Henry L. Higginson

Roxbury Girl to Be Bride in Milwaukee

Miss Ysabel Griffin daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Griffin of Roxbury left Boston to wed Louis Derringer a civil engineer in Milwaukee The marriage on June 20 will end a romance that began at a Charlestown wedding reception about three years ago.

Ysabel Griffin Joseph Griffin St. James Street Roxbury Boston Louis Derringer Milwaukee Charlestown

Memorial Mass and priest ordination notes in Boston

Catholic Church notes report a memorial mass for Boston Council No. 68 Knights of Columbus at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Joseph A. Lally from South Boston will be ordained at Mt. St. Marys Seminary in Baltimore for missionary work among Negroes, with his first high mass planned for June 24 at Gate of Heaven, South Boston.

Boston Council No. 68 Knights of Columbus Cathedral of the Holy Cross Council William A. Dacey Lete Society of St. Joseph Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary Baltimore Gate of Heaven Church South Boston

Pershing Lunches With Viviani In Paris

Major-General Pershing, commander of American forces, spent a quiet morning in Paris handling duties and correspondence. He had a noon lunch with M Viviani the French minister of justice.

Viviani Paris Pershing M. Viviani

Protestant Church war service postponed at St Pauls

The special war service at the Cathedral Church of St Paul was indefinitely postponed. Rev William I Clark now rector preached at the regular service and Rt Rev F H Touret bishop of Western Colorado preached in the evening. Noonday services will feature Rev F J Walton on Wednesday and Rev Thomas C Campbell on Friday. Colonel F A Lindsay of the Volunteers of America leads 30 needy children to Franklin Park to plant potatoes for Thanksgiving and Christmas meals.

St. Paul William I. Clark St. Paul's Church Brookline F. H. Touret Western Colorado F. J. Walton Thomas C. Campbell Jamaica Plain F. A. Lindsay New England The Volunteers of America Franklin Park

Battery E Man Killed by Freight Train

Joseph L. Mc Grath, member of Battery E M N G, from Salem, was killed by a freight train while walking the tracks between Salem and Peabody. He died at Thomas Hospital after being rushed there. A military funeral is set for Wednesday from St James Church in Salem. Battery E is not mobilized and the guardsman was not in uniform.

Peabody Joseph L. McGrath Battery E. M. N. G Beaver Street Salem Thomas Hospital St. James’ Church

New Masonic Home to Rise at Buckman Tavern Site

Simon W. Robinson Lodge of Lexington plans a Masonic home by enlarging Buckman Tavern at Bedford and Hancock streets. Architect Walter T. Littlefield of Boston drafted the plans. The lodge recently bought the historic tavern from John L. Norris and will add wings and improvements to convert the building into the lodge home.

Simon W. Robinson A. SF A. M Lexington Walter T. Littlefield Hamilton Place Boston Lodge John Ll. Norris Bedford and Hancock Streets

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