Fire Department commends laddermen for rescue on Jan 5 fires
Fire Commissioner Murphy commends Joseph A. Hayner of Ladder 4 and William J. McKernan of Chemical 10 and Patrick J. Foley of Ladder 20 for rescuing six people at three fires on January 5. A general order also notes apparatus repair by the bureau of supplies and repairs and lists other commendations.
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Joseph A. Hayner
Ladder 4
William J. McKernan
Chemical 10
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Patrick J. Foley
Ladder
Andrew Square
Boston
John R. Murphy
Department
Bureau of Supplies and Repairs
Murphy
William J. Conley
Engine Company
William FE. Devine
Chemical Company 5
William J. Marshall
Ladder Company
Archibald McInnes
James J. Lundy
Chemical Company
Frank A. Sweeney
Fire District
Harold E. Boyd
John M McLaughlin
Timothy D. Donahue
John J. Morrow
William Ryan
Owen W. Murphy
Alfred F. H. Outerbridge
Francis J. Jordan
Fire District No
Daniel If’. Sennett
Henry T. Brennan
Leo T. Griffin
Charles McDonnell
William J. McCarthy
Charles A. Cardani
Louis C. Stickel
Michael J. Griffin
George A. Ellsworth
Engin
Gustavus H. Nichols
Cornelius F. Driscoll
John R. Coleman
Rescu
Thomas I" Roach
William’ J. McKernan
Ladderman Foley commended for rescue during blizzard fires
The board of merit commends Ladderman Foley for rescuing Mrs. Ellen Conroy at 4 Pleasant Street. Twenty eight firefighters are praised for responses since the February 5 blizzard. Assistant Engineer Alfred F. H. Outerbridge is noted for aiding five panic-stricken horses and climbing over engine suction to help the driver. Also noted is Ladder 17’s Otto P. Faul who retired after a 1909 appointment.
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Foley
Ellen Conroy
Pleasant Street
Board of Merit
Alfred F. H. Outerbridge
Outerbridge
Otto P. Faul
Ladder 17
Promoted to GM of New York New Haven & Hero
R. D. Fitzmaurice was promoted to general manager of the New York, New Haven & Hero, announced yesterday. The move places him in charge of operations and strategic planning for the regional railroad.
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Fitzmaurice
New Haven
New York
New Haven & Hero
New Haven Railroad
Co. N. Woodward
C. L. Bardo
South Station
Woodward
Providence
New Haven Road
Wedding Invitations Sent for Moses Gulesian and Grace Warner
Invitations went out for the marriage of Moses H. Gulesian of 85 Commonwealth Avenue Chestnut Hill and Miss Grace Warner of 236 Walnut Street Stockline. The wedding occurs that day at the bride’s parents home with family and friends in attendance. The groom holds multiple leadership roles and the bride is a noted pianist. Dr Hugh Williams treated Mr Driver at Massachusetts General Hospital for appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses H. Gulesian
Common Wealth Avenue
Chestnut Hill
Grace Warner
Walnut Street
Stockline
Henry S. War
Teading
Hugh Williams
Driver
Phillips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
William H Driver Shows Marked Improvement at NE Telephone
William H Driver general manager of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company is reported to be showing a marked improvement after a period of illness. His condition and expected recovery are being closely monitored by company officials and medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Driver
The
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Reverend Howe to be Relieved from First Methodist Duties
Fitchburg March 2. Due to ill health the Rev. Arthur Howe asks to be relieved as pastor of the First Methodist Church. He will rest to regain his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Arthur Howe
First Methodist Church
Mr. Howe
Connecticut Protests Seizure of Coal
The Manufacturers' Association of Connecticut wired a protest to Director Hines urging an immediate stop to the seizure of Connecticut coal for Pennsylvania factories and railroads. It says Pennsylvania railroads admitted the practice to Connecticut consignees in several instances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Hines
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Starch on Gender Motives in Social Behavior
Mr Starch asserts that both men and women act more from disguise than reason, suggesting similar influences shape actions across genders. He stresses appearance and social cues drive conduct in public life and personal relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Starch
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Connor
Brookside
Henfield
Brookside Creamery
Larce
Mleaty Prunes
Eanta Claras
Columbia River
John T. Connor CO
New England
R. D. Fitzmaurice
Wright & Ditson
Washington St
Prof. Starch
David Starch
Harvard
Pilgrim “Publicity Association
Bath
Gilchrist
Taffeta Pettixtra
Vrai Tile
Dorondo
H. S
Ompecia
Navy
Ad Tak
Ene
Thomas
Niskot. Co
Ofares
Eileen
Brussels
Edford
West Oxfords
Norfolk
Ee Men’s Union
Joop
Rogers
Little Wonder
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