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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1921

Page

10

Harvard Welcomes Mme Curie in Sanders Theatre

Madame Marie Curie, welcomed by Harvard Radcliffe Wellesley officials before about 900 admirers, is hailed as a world leading scientist. President Lowell and Professor Richards extol her work on radium with mention of her husband Pierre Curie and Duane’s X-ray developments.

Marie Curie France Isaac Newton Sanders Theatre Harvard Radcliffe Wellesley New England Lowell Mme. Curie Theodore Richards Harvard Department of Chemistry Richards Mmé. Curie Pierre Curie William Duane Madame Curie Paris

Curie's Cambridge Address Highlights Radium Discoveries

President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot and Mme Curie were introduced by President Lowell as she waited for a limousine to Professor Duane on Massachusetts Avenue. Charles W. Eliot praised Curie as both a woman and a mother. French consul Joseph Slamand paid respects on Curie’s introduction. Curie expressed regret her daughter could not attend. Curie received the Doctor of Science honorary degree from Wellesley College at commencement exercises.

Richards Duane Charles W. Eliot Mme. Curie Lowell Professor Duane Massachusetts Avenue Joseph C. Slamand Boston France Cambridge Mme Marie Curie Wellesley College

Pilgrim Tercentenary Pageant Recreates Colonial Parade

In Plymouth a pageant marking the Pilgrim Tercentenary featured descendants in period dress marching from the site of the first house along Leyden street to the Pilgrim fort over Town Square. A drummer called the march, officials, women, children and men with old long guns joined a hollow square for a song service and a letter from Rev John Robinson read by Rev Arthur B Whitney. The pageant will run daily at 5 until mid September under the Pilgrim Tercentenary Committee.

Plymouth Leyden Street Town Pilgrim Tercentenary Committee

Christine Galbraiths Pupils in Recital at Jordan Hall

Mrs Christine Galbraith presents an operatic recital tomorrow night in Jordan Hall. Soloists include Mrs Lillian Gaines of Dorchester with a wide voice range, plus Miss Faith Gordon Allston Miss Josephine Curran Everett Miss Helen Roach South Boston Miss Lillian Gorman South Boston and Miss Josephine Ferrillo Chelsea. Dorothy Colton Dorchester will be pianist.

Christine Galbraith Jordan Hall Lillian Gaines Dorchester Faith Gordon Allston Josephine Curran Everett Helen Roach South Boston Lillian Gorman Josephine Ferrillo Chelsea Dorothy Colton

Woman Toll Keeper at Her Post for 30 Years

Vermont's widowed toll keeper Mrs. C. W. Dunmoor has collected or marked crossings at Windsor Vermont and Cornish New Hampshire for 30 years. She records every vehicle person or animal crossing the Windsor Cor nish line bridge through snow or storm. Her duties have outlasted early auto use and she notes both famous visitors and everyday travelers who paid tolls at the historic covered bridge.

Vermont Connecticut River Windsor Cornish N. H C. W. Dunmoor Dunmoor America Augustus St. Gaudens Winston Churchill G. W. Dunmoor Connecticut

Harvard Glee Club Arrives in Havre France

The Harvard Glee Club arrived today on the Steamer Touraine in Havre and will be hosted by municipal and military authorities at a City Hall reception tomorrow. Members of the American Colony are invited. The group departs for Paris tomorrow night.

Havre France Harvard Glee Club Touraine Paris

Speed and Rum Deaths Prompt New Traffic Crackdown

Frank A. Goodwin the state registrar urged a broader safety campaign after a heavy weekend death toll. He asked the Governor to appoint 10 more motorcycle policemen and to inform police chiefs of drivers deemed unfit for licenses. He cited license revocations totals for January through May as proof of enforcement.

Frank A. Goodwin

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