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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
President Harding approved a $250000 fund drive across about twenty north shore towns to establish the North Shore Babies Hospital on a permanent basis. He expressed confidence in the campaign's success in a letter to the hospital president read at a large workers’ meeting.
A six acre plot from the Lawrence estate near the Middlesex Fells is set for Medford’s municipal hospital named the Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Caroline R. Lawrence widow of General Samuel C. Lawrence announced the gift, and the late Daniel W. Lawrence left 200000 for construction and endowment. Construction to start this year with immediate availability.
Vincenzo Andreolis of Forrest Street faced Judge Albion G. Pierce in the Methuen police court on a grand jury charge alleging he threatened to shoot his 16 year old daughter Jennie after she attempted to leave the home. Mrs. Andreolis reported the incident to police.
General Manager Edward Dana announces a new night car service starting Saturday July 2 between Salem Street Station Medford and Adams Square via Fellsway and Main Street Charlestown. Cars depart Salem at 1 2 and 2 a m and Adams Square at 1 30 2 30 and 3 30 a m. The Broadway Square Maplewood night car will run to Sullivan Square for connections to Adams Square.
Elizabeth Belinsky of Lowell sues Benjamin Stone of Pawtucket over a diamond ring valued at 450 dollars and a wrist watch worth 60 dollars. Stone admits taking the gifts but claims they became his property after the engagement ended. Jurors to decide if larceny stands and whether the engagement nullifies the transfer.
The defendant testified he became engaged to Miss Belinsky three years ago and gave her presents on that occasion. The Commonwealth argues he stayed as a guest at the Belinsky home in Lowell on July 13 1920 and stole the gifts without the family’s knowledge. The defendant said he broke the engagement July 15 because she would not leave Lowell.
In Federal Court a suit seeks 10000 dollars in damages for the death of Marie Lucette Dumas of Manchester New Hampshire. The complaint alleges the Ford car’s improper dangerous and defective design caused the vehicle to become unmanageable and go over an embankment.
Julius Arthur, 38, of 61 Germaine Avenue Quincy, was held for the grand jury on murder charges in the June 1 fatal shooting of John Bodey at 553 Washington Street Quincy. Witnesses William Kelley and Alfred Antonius testified Arthur admitted shooting a man outside the Bodey home. The motive remains undisclosed.
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