Free Lithuania Resolutions Urged by State House Speakers
A crowded State House audience supported resolutions urging President Wilson and U S representatives at the peace conference to back Lithuanian independence. Speakers included Lt. F J Bagacious of South Boston and numerous clergy, veterans, and civic leaders from Boston and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Legislative Committee On Federal Relations
Wilson
United States
Massachusetts
Congress
Lithuania
F. J. Bagacious
South Boston
Bangor Teacher Dead by Her Own Hand
Miss Alice W. Trickey longtime Bangor public schools teacher was found dead at her home. Police say death caused by strangulation Sunday with the likely cause being mental strain after illness and a serious operation last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Alice W. Trickey
Cardinal Mercier to visit Boston in September
Cardinal Mercier will come to Boston in September. Mayor Peters received a letter accepting the invitation to be a guest of the city during his proposed American visit. Cardinal Mercier named September as his arrival time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Mercier
Boston
Peters
Cardinal O'Connell
Mass Aggies Class Day Opens with Ivy Planting
Amherst June 23. Massachusetts Agricultural College held Class Day exercises with the planting of the class ivy by Paul Faxon of Wellesley Hills, the class president. Robert K. Collins of Rockland delivered the ivy oration. Helen A. Sibley of Wollaston read the class ode. Afternoon events included competitive drills and a battalion parade, with company C winning honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Paul Faxon
Wellesley Hills
Robert K. Collins
Rockland
Helen A. Sibley
Wollaston
Marriage Intentions List Reveals Dozens of Couples
Public records show numerous intended marriages including Walter Roberts and Bernita MacMillan of Roxbury, Arthur Yisnapulos and Dagny Akerstrom of Dorchester, and many others across Boston area addresses. Ages range from early twenties to middle thirties with varied occupations and residences in Roxbury Dorchester South Boston and Jamaica Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Roberts
Julian
Bernita A. MacMillan
Shirley St
Roxbury
Arthur P. Yisnnopulos
Kaulkner
Dorchester
Dagny A. Akerstrom
Craft St
Malcolm M. Gardner
Cnpard
Chandier St
Philip F. Kidney
West Canton St
Elizabeth M. Nicholson
Touls Banker
Joy St
Sadie Tretzker
Foster St
Cambridge
John B. Donnelly
Chestnut Ave
Jamaica Plain
Anna H. Joyce
Brookline
Grover C. Forrest
Shipper
Huckins St
Angelina M. Sanders
King Tate
Holyoke St
Julia Clark
Cook
Maxwell Cohen
Callender St
Eva Rosner
Callender
Bronislaw Czominski
Newman
South Boston
Stanislawa Grajko
Dresser St
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children
Summer complaint cases often eased by Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. The product is said to cleanse the intestines and aid digestion, with gentle use for headaches and other discomforts. Sold by all druggists for over 30 years.
Veterans Seek Multiple Posts After Charter Plea
Formal charter applications arrive at State headquarters of the American Legion led by Colonel Edward L. Logan for the Michael J. Perkins Post in South Boston. The Andrews Square Post and yeomen (F) of Boston announce new posts, with others forming at Boston University and the police and fire departments. Carter Post for colored veterans nears completion, Lowell branch planned by Major H. W. Estey. Somerville women apply for a women's auxiliary via Mrs. Mary F. Lanigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Perkins
South Boston
Edward L. Logan
101St Infantry
American Legion
State Street
Andrews Square
Yeomen (F) of
Boston
Legion
Leo A. Spillane
Boston University
Boston Police and Fire Departments
Carter Post
H. W. Estey
101St Engineers
Lowell
State Headquarters
Somerville
Mary F. Lanigan
Lowell Street
Walsh Supports Donahue for Boston Postmaster
Senator Walsh backs Frank J. Donahue strongly for the Boston postmastership. A decision is not expected until the Civil Service examiners report later this week, after which the post office department will name the appointment to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Walsh
Frank J. Donahue
Boston
Special Board of Civil Service Examiners
Post Office Department
Damon Mackenzie and Leon Blanchard Wed in Melrose
Grace Stewart MacKenzie and Leon Blanchard Damon were married at First Methodist Episcopal Church Melrose with Rev. Dr. L C Emig officiating. About 250 guests attended with J E MacKenzie of Elm Street father as the registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Society
Grace Stewart MacKenzie
Leon Blanchard Damon
First Methodist Episcopal Church
L. C. Emig
J. E. MacKenzie
Elm Street
Melrose
Marion D. Merrill
Bradford H. White
Gardner
Doris Emerson
Dorothy Trask
Irene Capers
Katherine Sawtelle
Springfield
Emily MacKenzie
Emma Phillips
William MacKenzie
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Representative Stone
Francis Vermauskas
Lawrence
Kasimir Urbonavicius
John J. Jakaitis
Worcester
Father Alphonsus
Passionist Order
John J. Roman
Willam F. J. Howard
A. M. Valantiejus
Pius Ziuris
Syracuse
N. Y
Joseph Kowal
Adolph Denklim
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bay of
Washington St
Liberal
William and Mary
New England
Joseph Gallo
Barber
Waltham St
Sarah L. Freeman
Arthur B. Rich
Ellis St
Hyde Park
Father A. Green
Garfield Ave
Carroll A. Morey
Cleveland
Ohio
Carrie Kilbourne
Rochester
Albert Gress
Dartmouth St
Doris J. Smith
Hammond St
Jesse 0. McBeth
Eagle Grove
Gertrude Campbell
Cherryfield
George A. Chafe
Boylston St
Helen F. Nesborough
Maywood St
John Fr. Lestie
Julia M. Nielsen
Davison St
Frederick White
Andover
Emma J. Gates
Cumberland St
Harry L. Ringe
Huntington Ave
Elizabeth Wagenseller
Bloomsbury
Penn
J. Paul Dallas
Highland St
Dora Fr. Fallon
Lambert Ave
Joseph J. Gottesman
Columbus Ave
Elizabeth Goldblatt
Allen St
Edward W. Malone
Clarkwood St
Mattapan
Lillian E. Enos
Melville Ave
Harold L. Barnes
Bradstreet
Revere
Ida G.henry
St. Luke’s
Allston
Archibald R. Stone
Palmyra
Jessie B. Wright
Peter Parley
Raymond JL. Carey
May P. Keefe
Hugene I. Bronson
Charlestown
Nellie Campbell
Edward F. Cochran
New York City
Elizabeth D. Voger
West Newton St
Eugene J. Cullen
Hemenway St
Ethel M. Way
John L. Gallagher
Center St
Margaret T. Gilday
John J. Cotter
Dix St
Josephine A. Clifford
Packer
Albion St
Henry S. Devine
Hockins St
Grace Johnson
Lamartine St
Eugene N. Fitzgerald
Radcliff Rd
Pauline
V. Casey
Bayard St
Kenneth ©. Grinslade
Providence
R. I
Emma L. Abbott
Worcester St
Joseph P. Brown
S. Shubrich
Theresa M. Hobson
Chelsea St
Edgar G. Doane
Janvrin Ave
Rachel ©. Taylor
East Newton St
John Freeman
Ida C. Kaplan
Julian St
Jevi W. Chesley
Massachusetts Ave
Maude M. White
Ellesley
Thomas FP. Cody
Franklin
Anna G. Donahue
Geneva Ave
Carpenter
Monument St
Rita Hogan
Daniel Ti. Rossborough
St. Pl
Katherine J. Mulloy
William F. Warren
Gladstone St
East Boston
Margaret Mulkern
Harry Goldstein
North Russell St
Anna Malatzky
Orange St
Chelsea
Carl W. Betts
Mortie St
Ethel BE. Gates
Main St
Francis J. Burns
Mary Horrigan
Walnut St
Robert BE. Fidler
Henley St
Mary P. Callahan
Medford
Samuel J. Bowers
Louise M. Goehring
Redras Kezerian
Tremont St
Maritza Krikorian
Parker
Conlon
Savin Hill Ave
Della C. Lowry
Athens St
Jeane Finkelstein
Baird St
Henrietta Smith
Putnam St
Robert FE. Flynn
Hartfort St
Toutse G. Flayes
Bridge St
Manchester
Francesco A. Giuste
Lubec St
Maria T. la Corta
Emile A. Thebeasa
Phyllis J. Patterson
Beader
Bensor
Patrick J. Green
Fdison St
Norbert J. Reilly
Townsends St
Dorothy V. Madden
East Fourth S
Walsh
Donahue
Damon-Mackenzie
Washington, Corner
Bedford Street
D’artagnan
Morris Supreme
Morris & Company
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