Reserve Officers at Devens Training Camp Arrival
June 17 report notes 1200 or 1300 school and college cadets join the Reserve Officers Training School at Devens, bolstering the 36th unit as training continues.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
12
June 17 report notes 1200 or 1300 school and college cadets join the Reserve Officers Training School at Devens, bolstering the 36th unit as training continues.
13th Infantry units and preparations for National Guard support drive heightened activity at Camp Devens, the busiest since the 12th Division was mustered out after the armistice.
A large influx of ROTC cadets arrives from across the United States including a sizable Porto Rico delegation. Recruits from the Northeastern district swell Camp Devens staff as contingents from Maine Vermont Rhode Island and Pittsburg prepare for training through August. The Camp Devens baseball team leads East championship bid with an upcoming game against Putnam Machine Company in Fitchburg.
John Hannon aged 56 is on the danger list at Relief Hospital after being found unconscious in his room at 166 Cambridge street yesterday afternoon. He has relatives at 7 Montfern avenue Brighton.
Hundreds of North End residents crowded St Leonard's Church for the triple wedding of Giggs sisters Josephine Mildred and Laura, daughters of Mr and Mrs Michele A Giggs of 5 Cooper Street. The ceremony was led by Rev Father Anthony Sousa followed by a thousand at a reception in the Revere Hall with three grooms Ernest Penachio Arthur Penachio Louis Maiani and six attendants including Helen Vello. The event was viewed as a good omen by local residents.
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