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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
2
In his first talk in the country he recounts his time at the front with the 26th Division, detailing movements with the New England division at Toul Chateau Thierry and the Argonne Meuse area north of Verdun. His noted victories were witnessed by New England regiments.
Hens on the creameries season trend show eggs two to three times normal size. The McDonald farm on Lake Street Peabody reports a white leghorn hatched last Easter has laid the largest egg yet, about twice an ordinary egg. This prize hen has broken her former records recently.
The Harvard 1919 class album dedicates itself to 16 fallen graduates who died in the war, while 384 of the 400 seniors who enlisted remain living. All seniors must have portraits taken before Thursday, submitting them and their histories to the class album committee. The listed heroes include Henry W. Broughton Jr and Quentin Roosevelt among others.
Providence March 18 After one of the stormiest sessions in its history the Rhode Island House dissolved in uproar as soldiers and sailors protested the voter property qualification. Speaker Summer refused admission to the floor prompting a confrontation with deputies guarding the Capitol. The adjournment was met with hisses and boos from floor and galleries.
Miss Dorothy Batchelder daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Batchelder of Medford is a devoted Red Cross girl and socially active. She belongs to this year s Sewing Circle and has played an active part in all its events.
New York March 18 Elmhu Root was appointed chairman of a 15 member committee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York to study all questions of international law arising in connection with the peace conference.
Ships bearing units of the 26th Division will leave Brest for home on March 29. Colonel Albert S. Williams said troops will proceed to Camp Devens after assembling there will be a Boston parade with all officers and men spending two days in the city. Billeting will be at armories and Mechanics Building. A State House meeting will decide grandstands and how the $300,000 appropriation will be spent.
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