Clergyman Is Reprimanded For Unpatriotic Remarks
A New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island Methodist conference ministerial court found Rev. J. K. King guilty of uttering unpatriotic sentiments from the pulpit. The court admonished him and recommended his transfer to another field.
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Fredericton
N. B
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Methodist Church
J. K. King
Nashwak
Great Britain
Canada
King
Medford Reels in Nearly a Thousand Pigs After Fire
Medford residents gathered at the Norton piggery ruins and Glenwood marshes to corral 987 pigs escaped during Saturday night’s fire. Mayor Haines and Acting Street Commissioner Hugh Kennedy led a coordinated two flank round up, driving most of the herd back into the piggery in a single sweep while volunteers aid from women and children. One pig remains at large, last seen heading toward Riverside avenue. No injuries reported.
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Medford
Norton
Glenwood Marshes
Locust Street
Riverside Avenue
Haines
Hugh Kennedy
Shepherd Bitten by Mad Coyote in Night Attack
Jose Alaremendi, a sheep herder 40 miles south of Jordan Valley, fought off a coyote at midnight and rode for medical aid. He is receiving Pasteur treatment and, per Dr. Gordon F. Jones, is expected to recover.
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Jordan Valley
Jose Alaremendi
Here
Gordon F. Jones
Boston College retreat draws 3000 men with Cardinal OConnell
The Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston College held a retreat closing at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Cardinal OConnell led a low mass attended by over 3000 men including Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley, with sermons, Holy Communion, and speeches at Boston College High School gym. Governors, mayors, and officials praised Catholic education and civic virtue after the services.
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Young Men’s Catholic Association of
Boston College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Concord Street
Cardinal O’connell
George J. Krim
S. J
St. Canisius College
Buffalo
Walsh
Curley
Fitzgerald
Corcoran
Frederick L. Bogan
Cardinal O'Connell
T. H. Miley
J. A. Gillespie
Father Rosetti
James J. Mahar
Association
Charles W. Lyons
M. H. Corcoran
Edward S. Brock
Death
United States
Commonwealth
Louis Pasteur
Frederick Ozanam
Daniel O'Connell
Gabriel Garcia Marino
John Boyle O'Reilly
Michael H. Corcoran
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Communion Breakfast Draws 100 North End Catholics
Fully 100 members of the North End Catholic Club and North End Catholic Institute attended the third annual communion breakfast at the American House after holy communion at St. Stephen's Church. Speakers included Rev Edward F. McLeod, Rev John H. Powers, Judge Michael H. Sullivan, Judge Frank Leverone, Judge Joseph A. Sheehan, Edward F. O'Dowd, John A. Brett, Christopher I. Fitzgerald, and John Scanga who served as toastmaster.
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No. End Catholic Club
North End Catholic Club
North End Catholic Institute
American House
St. Stephen’s Church
North End
Hdward F. McLeod
John H. Powers
John Morton
The
Catholic Union of Boston
Michael H. Sullivan
Frank Leverone
Joseph A. Sheehan
Edward F. O’dowd
John A. Brett
Christopher I. Fitzgerald
John Scanga
Palm Sunday Observed in Archdiocese Churches
Palm Sunday was observed yesterday in all the Catholic churches of the archdiocese. Palm blessings occurred before the high mass as ushers handed out the palms to worshippers across the congregations.
Work-Horse Relief Parade to Award Cash Prizes
The Work-Horse Relief Association plans cash prizes in the Huckster Local Express and Barrel Rack classes for the annual parade. Special prizes in the old horse class come from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Animal Rescue League Red Acre Farm and others. Entries in the old horse class defined as horses used ten years or more may be submitted by individuals or firms regardless of ownership provided the animals are in good condition. Entries for stable inspection must be filed by April 1 and no entry fee is required.
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Work-Horse Relief Association
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Animal Rescue League
Red Acre Farm
Jacob Hittinger
Governor Walsh to Address Daughters of Isabella at Vendome
Governor Walsh will speak to Massachusetts State Courts of the Daughters of Isabella at Hotel Vendome next Saturday at 3 p.m. on Social Service and Catholic Womanhood. Seating for 400 arranged. Father Alexis will lecture at Blessed Gabriel Monastery chapel Easter week on basic Catholic tenets. St Joseph's Society marks golden jubilee with Easter mass at 9 a.m. at St Joseph's Church officiated by Rev Lawrence W Slattery.
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Walsh
Massachusetts
Father Alexis
C. P
Blessed Gabriel
Brighton
St. Joseph's Total
Girl Burned When Dress Catches Fire From Bonfire
Jennie Harrop an 11-year-old resident of 93 Paine Street West Roxbury was burned on her legs and body yesterday afternoon when a bonfire near her home spread to dry grass and set her dress ablaze. She was transported by police ambulance to City Hospital and was reported resting comfortably last night. More than a dozen grass and brush fires occurred citywide throughout the day but caused no serious damage.
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Jennie Harrop
Paine Street
West Roxbury
Domestic Scientist Seeks Separation Over Baking Rights
Miss Lilly Ripley Bevitt, 27, a domestic science leader, filed suit for separate maintenance against her husband Hugh Bevitt. She alleges he forbade her to bake pies or cakes, drink milk, eat eggs or butter, or use cooking fats, and would not allow meat from the smokehouse. She also says he refused to boil her clothing in a dish pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Lilly Ripley Bevitt
Hugh
Nat Goodwin Visits Father After Prolific Tour
Actor Nat Goodwin, famed for multiple marriages, visited his father N. C. Goodwin at 72 Forest Street Roxbury. He spoke of a Los Angeles to New Orleans tour and his role as the Irish sergeant in A Celebrated Case, noting his latest wife is very well. He said he was too tired to talk, but hoped to say more tomorrow.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Nat Goodwin
N. C. Goodwin
Forest Street
Roxbury
Dorman Congratulated on 100th Birthday
President Wilson and Governor Whitman sent congratulatory letters to Orvel S. Dorman of Rome New York as he nears his 100th birthday born March 29 1815 in Cold Brook River Connecticut. A cousin Henry Dorman of Liberal Missouri lived to be 115. Orvel Dorman has three living children.
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Utica
N. Y
Wilson
Whitman
Orvel S. Dorman
Rome
Coldbrook River
Conn
Henry Dorman
Liberal
Orvel
Dorman
Don’t Blame the Drunkard Ad Promises Renova Cure
A Florida real estate agent highlights Renova as a harmless, tasteless remedy to cure alcohol addiction. It claims a cook’s unintended dose led to abstinence and urges readers to request a free sample from the Renova Co. in New York.
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I. A. Woods
Dade City
Florida
Riker
Jaynes
Renova Co
Station N
New York
Renova
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