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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

24

Steamer Halifax Cook Drowns in Halifax Harbor

Thomas Moore twenty eight son of Mrs Hannah Moore drowned today in Halifax harbor while boarding the steamer Halifax run from Boston to Halifax. His body was recovered and sent to St Johnsbury. Edward Moore his brother was killed in railroad yards here years ago. Two brothers survive Herbert and Harry of St Johnsbury.

Johnsbury Thomas Moore Hannnah Moor Halifax Harbor Halifax Boston St. Johnsbury Edward Moore Herbert Harry

North Shore Italians Aid War Relief At Meyer Estate Festa

About 2000 summer residents gathered at Rock Maple Farm Hamilton for a Festa on the Meyer estate to benefit the New England Italian War Relief Fund. Italian garden setting decorations and debuts presided refreshment tables and sales booths as contributions flowed to the relief committee.

North Shore Meyer Estate Italy Rock Maple Farm George von L. Meyer Hamilton Countess Dolores Macchi di Cellere New England Meyer

Garden charity festa women and children auction Italian entertainment

Guests enjoyed jugglers palmists and veiled performers as silhouetti and other acts entertained. Flower girls Miss Agnese Macchi Di Cellere and Miss Anne M Means sold wares while Sybil Sanderson led a beagle auction. Dancing continued on the lawn as Italian musicians and soprano Evelyn Parnell provided song.

Agnese Macchi di Cellere Countess Macchi di Cellere Macchi di Cellere Anne M. Means Sybil Sanderson Hortense Sanderson Gretchen Sanderson Meyer D” Aesta Evelyn Parnell

Boy Shot by Section Hand at Montpelier Junction

John Caven, 15, was shot and probably fatally wounded near Montpelier Junction when two section hands at a railroad building ordered him away and one fired after he refused to move. The assailants fled and were not located by police by nightfall.

Montpelier John Caven Montpelier Junction

Five Hurt When Auto Runs in Cambridge

Otis Chamberlain a G A R veteran and the oldest letter carrier in Cambridge and four companions were seriously injured at about 9 30 o clock last night when the automobile in which they were riding over turned on Walnut street Somerville

Otis Chamberlain Cambridge Walnut Street Somerville

Injured in Cambridge Car Incident Involving Chamberlains

In a Cambridge automobile accident seven people were hurt including Otia Chamberlain and wife Martha with daughter Edna Chamberlain of 41 Armory Street. Edna, operator of the machine, was unconscious with head injuries. Martha Chamberlain suffered a fractured right arm and possible internal injuries. Mrs Josephine Brooks and daughter Mildred Brooks of 881 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge were also taken to hospital. Chamberlain was dazed and sent to Somerville Hospital.

Otia Chamberlain Martha J. Chamberlain Edna C. Chamberlain Armory Street Cambridge Josephine Brooks Mildred Brooks Massachusetts Avenue Chamberlain Somerville Hospital Edna Chamberlain

Runaway Car Dams Miss Chamberlain and Family

A car owned by Mr. Chamberlain ran out of control on Walnut street Somerville. The occupants including Miss Chamberlain and her daughter Mildred suffered injuries and were taken to Somerville Hospital. Special Officer Burns assisted, noting steering gear may have failed and caused the descent and crash.

Mildred Somerville Mr. Chamberlain Walnut Street Miss Chamberlain Burns

Freedom Party comic feature kicks off Sunday Post

Colonel Corn starts the Free dom Party in a side splitting comic splash for the upcoming Sunday Post. The piece riffs on political slogan use and humorous mishaps.

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