Births Marriages Deaths Notice Board Listing
The column lists numerous Boston area births marriages and deaths with names dates and funeral details including churches, streets, and venues across Roxbury Dorchester South Boston Jamaica Plain and Charlestown. Funeral times range March 9 to March 12 with mass services noted for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason W
Margaret Butters
McKenna
Worcester St
Immaculate Conception Church
Cassidy
Boston
Ella M
William JT
Sllen A. Cassidy
Harvey
East Broadway
Salemo
St. Eulalia’s
Cincotta
Hyde Park
Mary Concetto Cincotta
River St
Clark
Jamaica Plain
Joseph Clark
F. E. Currier
Donnelly
Roxbury
Joseph A
Margaret
Charlestown
Bridget Hally
Powers
Haverhill St
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Bunker Hill St
Hancock
Martin M
Marlon St
Trenton Leen Baptist Church
Hayden
Frank Lavack Hayden
Loretta T Lavack Hayden
Hock
Dorchester Ave
St. Monica's Church
Hitchcock
George D
Agnes Witchecock
Need Brown
Putnam St
Py. m
Damariscotta
Hurley
John D. Hurley
John Cahalane
Arcola St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Irvine
Thomas
Margaret Irvine
Chelsea
Mass
Meridian St
the Holy Redeemer Church
Ww. m
Kingston
Rebecca
Samuel Kingston
Lynde St
Everett
Kelly
Somerville
Julia
Michael Kelly
James and
Mary McComiskey
Galway
Ireland
St. Joseph’s Church
M’carthy-Flanagan
Dorchester
Mary F
John Flanagan
South Boston
Dawes St
St. Margaret’s Church
Maria
McGrath
Furial
St. Alphonsus St
Mission Church
MacDonald
Waltham
James
Mary MacDonald
Mansfield
Francis St
W. H. Graham
Washington St
Monteith
David
Helen PD
Dedham
Murray
Bridget F
Patrick J. Murray
Joseph P. Murray
Station 2
North End
Sprague St
St. Catherine’s Church
Noble
Stoneham
Arabella J
Joseph W. Noble
Unitarian Church
Central and
Commonets
Parker
Cambridge
Charlies Parker
Columbia St
St. John
N. B
Halifax
Power
Anna A
Frank D. Power
Butler
Morton St
St. Angela’s Church
Simons
City Hospital
Albert Simons
James W. Dolan
Fields Corner
Skinner
Edward W. Skinner
Ella Skinner
Woodlawn
Sullivan
Charles I
Lucy Sullivan
Middlesex St
St John's Church
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Arlington
Agassiz Council
R. and
A. Tower
Cohasset
Thomas Tower
Levi Warrick
King St
Turner
Margaret Tell Turner
Arthur &. Turner
First Presbyterian Church
Needham
Nova Scotia
WALSN
William J
Mary EK. Walsh Nee Johnson
Mary A
Joseph Walsh
Saratoga St
Star of the Sea
Williams
Abby M
John M. Williams
Waterman Chapel
Wilson
Alberta E
Briggs’ Chapel
Huntington Ave
Elmer St
Jane Wilson
Church of the Ascension
East Cambridge
Wood
Southbourne Road
Eliza A
Charles B. Wood
Boston School Department
Taunton
Fresh groundfish prices ease at piers as ships arrive
Prices for haddock and cod declined slightly at the fish piers yesterday while twelve vessels reached the new fish pier mainly from offshore grounds. No arrivals occurred at T wharf, with several ships' cargos described and three vessels sailing from this port for English ports carrying wheat corn provisions and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Haddock
New Fish Pier
Build Now concrete houses touted by engineer president
W M Denman of Luton Engineering promotes concrete homes as fireproof vermin proof and affordable. He cites Congressman Carter and a Hartford millionaire for the plan and notes a New England inventor’s method reduces cost from 3100 to 2500 by using concrete instead of wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Denman
Luton Engineering Company
Springfield
Denman
The
Post
William H. Carter
Needham Heights
Hartford
New England
Builder touts reinforced concrete houses as affordable, safe
In a Springfield letter to the Build Now investigator, Denman extols a concrete construction method promising fireproof homes at about 2500. He contrasts a 22 by 25 foot Springfield six room house with modern amenities to Carter’s 2500 five room frame plan, praising durability, heat efficiency, and vermin resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Denman
Boards of Trade
William H. Carter
Needham
Springfield
New England
I T
Pittsbury Crucible Steel Company
Midland, Penn
Knights of Columbus to Erect $100,000 Lynn Building
The Lynn Knights of Columbus Valladolid Council announce a Build Now campaign to construct a $100,000 home. Local group plans the project to expand facilities and serve community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lynn Knights of Columbus
Valladolid Council
Steamship News and Naval Movements at the Port
The report notes visiting ships and naval assignments including Captain Bang and the Winnisimet cutter at Long Wharf. It mentions 80 000 bushels of grain aboard the Norwegian steamer Skrymer bound for Stavanger and announces a new fortnightly steamship service between this port and Argentina, with Furness Houlder and Furness Withy as local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Peter W. Boone
Skrymer
Bang
Stavanger
Sweden
Axel Foss
Coast Guard Service
Winnisimet
Long Wharf
New York
Emil Christiansen
Argentina
Furness-Houlder Argentine Line
Furness, Withy & Co
Landsman
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailed Vessels in Wilmington Port
Shipping news lists numerous vessels arriving at Wilmington North Carolina including cutters Gresham Wilram and others along with schooners Emma W Day Kelley Beverly Abbie Bowker and more from Rockport Me Salem and Boston region. It also notes tugs and towing barges such as Nay Aug Solus Mt Hope Etreka and others bound for New York Norfolk Newport News and Baltimore with several steamers and coastwise ships sailing to Liverpool Rotterdam and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coast Guard
Gresham
Wilram
Provincetown
Canopic
James
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Ponta Delgada
Bellgrano
Blacklock
Wilmington
N. C
Howard, Chase
Norfolk
Camden
Brown
Winterport
Ortingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Tlinnekin
Gloucester
Emma W. Day
Kelley
Beverly
Abbie Bowker
Rockport
Ralph M. Hayward
French
Salem
Security
Muler
New York
William H. Yerkes
Perkins
Lynn
Eureka
Plummer
Solus
Newport News
B. L. Pillsbury
Swimm
Maine
Etoniian
Iiverpool
Memphian
Manchester
Eng
Colorado
Hull
Lynotta
Rotterdam
Falmouth
Skrymer
Nor
Stavanger
Boston
Yarmouth
City of Augusta
Savannah
Tuscan
Philadelphia
Ontario
Suffolk
Norfolk Itasca
Providence
Etreka
Mt. Hope
Winthrop
Newart News
Piedmont
Baltimore
Build Now campaign drives Lynn Knights of Columbus plan
Treasurer James J. Donohue says the Build Now effort has energized members and the Lynn Knights of Columbus Council to pursue a $100,000 building on North Common near the Public Library. The plan includes a gym, offices, ball rooms, and first-floor stores, with 4000 shares at 25 dollars each selling rapidly to enable spring construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Donohue
Post
The
K. of C
Lynn Knights of Columbus
Common Street
Lynn Public Library
Filene forecasts business extension courses in New England
A. Lincoln Filene told a joint meeting of the Factory Managers Club and the Employment Managers Association at the City Club last night that business and education will align to establish business extension courses in New England, modeled after current university extension programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Howard
Cora
Grace Turner
Factory Managers’ Club
Employment Managers’ Association
City Club
A. Lincoln Filene
New England
Filene urges education tied to work and broader courses
Mr. Filene said education must adapt to business and professions, predicting widespread university extension, correspondence courses, and flexible learning for workers. The talk, greeted by employers and employment experts, highlighted the role of employment managers as future drivers in linking business with education and improving wage and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filene
New England
West
Manpower laboratory needed to improve unemployment ills
A speaker urges businesses to invest in employee development arguing the man is more valuable than materials and that neglect harms society. He cites hidden training costs exceeding 150 dollars per new worker and compares them to obvious costs of keeping a horse. He urges ongoing studies by college presidents and business leaders alike.
Small Towns Win On Taxes
Small towns frustrated by losses of tax revenue from Civil War veterans real estate exemptions succeeded at yesterday’s House session. The debate centered on taxation and exemptions to restore local funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Cities and Towns Lose Tax Reimbursement Bill Defeated
The House reversed an adverse committee report on a bill to reimburse cities and towns for tax losses on veteran owned property. The state would fund the reimbursements, raising taxes and increasing city payments to the state treasury with Boston estimated at a 45000 annual burden. Debate pitted town reps against city allies. both the coal wood sale amendment and the murder death penalty repeal failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Boston
Two Boys Hold Up Bay Housemaid on Commonwealth Ave
Miss Nora Lynch, a housemaid at 265 Commonwealth avenue, was robbed by two colored youths on Berkeley Street near Commonwealth Avenue about 10 o clock last night. A handbag containing $1 and keys was taken. One youth, Albert Carr, 16, was arrested after a chase by Patrolman Palmer of Back Bay station. police seek the other suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Lynch
Commonwealth Avenue
Berkeley Street
Palmer
Back Bay
Albert Carr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cora Livingston
Gladys Sears
Bertha Rich
Lucia Arnold
Elkins
Henry Jewett
Boston Opera House
Tel. B. E
Columbia Graphophone Co
Tremont
Loew's
Rpheum
Kitty Francis & Co
Ben Smith
Roder Crampton
Georgia
Elmina
Daisy Leon
EMONT
Jordan Hall
Noricek
Ella Kalova Ondricek
Alfred Devoto
Algo
Ficketa
Symphony Hall
Jordan Hall Phursdst
Flonzaley
Brahms
Emanuel Four
Beethoven
Greater Boston
Convention Hall Garrison
Mechanics
Don-Son
Harvard
Tech
Wellesey
Radcliffe
Opley Hall
Mar
Tremont Gleason
OLD Spanish Missions OF
California
Temple
Washington
Rodney
Maddonovugh
Bromfield St
Washington Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atrexay
Vorenberg’s
Winter St
Examition Theatre Meeting House
HILI
Dor
Tues
Tyron Power
Mary Pickford
Exeter 2Teateam
Marguerite Clark
Paramount Pictures
Olympia
Chas. Chaplin
Thors
LOEW
Neil McKinley
Wm. K. Saxton & Co
Wm. K. Saxton & Co. In “Suits and Cloaks,” Holmes
GLOBE
Loew’s
St. James
Fred St. Onge
Dennis
Innas
Taber & Green
Bogert & Nelson
Branley, Meredith & Others
Elaine
Parkets Janis
Kitty
TOY
Mats. Thur
Gertrude Kingston
Bernard Shaw
Brassbound
Comeaton
Gus Hornbrook
Gaiety Girls
Washington $T
Boylston
Happyland
Betty Mansen
Hanover Street
Tremont Row
Ecrlyesauers
Colonial
Patrick Campbell
Pygmalion
Cort
Richard Aennet
Chicago
Plymouth
Contir
Ray Comstoc
Oxford
Taylor Holmes
Walter Jones
Cyrano DE Bergerac
Edward Vroom
Ational Tremont
Berkeley
Dover Streets
Charles K. Chaplin
Marie Dressler
Tillies
Rutch” McDevitt
Andreas Dippel Opera Co
Domino
IAUTO
Weattty
A. H. Woods
Ethel Watts
Mumford
Jack London
Hollis ‘Hewnessis
Charles Frohman
Ann Murdock
Porter Emerson Browne
AL Jolson N
Winter Garden CO
Mary Ann Munroe
Garden
William P. Healey
L St
Ellen Mahoney
Bromfield Street
U.S
Fort Hill
B. F. Keith
Sige
T Orville Harrold
Walter C. Kelly
Virginia
Bessie Wynn
Dainty Matthews
Shayre & CO
Gene Hughes & Co
McDevitt, Kelly & Lucy
Lorraine & Burks
la Grohs
Tuscano Brothers
Leslie Carter
Cod
Vpheek
Elsie
Leyland
Lawton
Etonian
N.C
Navy
MR. Denman
Knights of Columbus
Shipping News
Elcho
A. L. Filene
Dennison
Universal
Universal City
Europe
Eance
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Universal Pictures
U.N
Universal Film Manufacturing Co
Broadway
New York City
Carl Laemmle
Universel Studion
New Jersey
Nestor
Gold Seal
Victor
Big U
Joker
L-Ko
Egypt
Boylston St
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