Beth Horan Lodge Moves to New Brookline Quarters
Beth Horan Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in Brookline will occupy its new quarters in the National Bank building Harvard Square next Tuesday evening after months in a neighboring lodge. The third floor suites include a main lodge room candidates room ruler’s room and banquet hall with an $1500 organ and ornate glasswork. The dedication is set for month end with the grand lodge of Massachusetts attending and invitations extended to lodge friends.
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Cockran III In Egypt
New York dispatch reports W Rourke Cockran ill in Assouan Egypt with bronchial pneumonia. After a dangerous week a cablegram says the crisis passed and improvement begins. He earlier toured Europe and planned a month in Egypt for a statue gift linked to Frederick the Great.
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Royal Blue Line Tours From Boston to Washington and East
Royal Blue Line offers guided Washington tours from Boston on March 20 April 3 and 17. Priced at 25 dollars covering five days boarding in Washington and visits to Philadelphia and New York with longer stops possible. Gettysburg and Washington trips set for June 5 and September 11. For itineraries and full details contact Joseph P Taggart New England passenger agent 211 Washington street Boston Mass.
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Legislation2 Swett contrasts law use with banquet and beer raid
Maine legislator E C Swett contrasts the Prohibition law in action. He cites a grand banquet for Chief Justice Peters and a later tenement raid where beer was seized. He argues law applies unequally to the rich and the poor while praising judges and seeking equal enforcement.
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Novel Baldheaded Schooner Planned for Davis Venture
Providence man Captain C A Davis orders a new baldheaded schooner from Holmes Shipbuilding at West Mystic Conn The vessel will forego topmasts and feature longer lower masts to spread sail area It costs 36000 and will carry 525000 feet of lumber Measuring 160 feet long 36 feet beam and 13 feet deep it is slated for launch mid September.
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Boston Astrologer Defies Court On Desertion Charge
Brooklyn report details Frank Theodore Allen an astrologer from Dartmouth Street Boston who faced Gates Avenue Police Court for deserting his wife. He claim s the sun and stars reveal futures and that his birthday key predicts enemies, investments, and that editors and judges may be lynched or promoted. He predicts presidents and shifts in constitutional law, while critics doubt his celestial math.
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