Panther Report Roams Forests Near Lee and Villages
A panther is reportedly roaming forests near Lee and nearby villages. Residents tell Game Warden W. W. Sarod of sightings of a large tawny cat longer than any wild cat seen locally. Newton Heath and son Roy Meath observed a cat-like animal as long as a mastiff dog near Syringham Mountain. Two dogs owned by Er nest Hale and Dorman Kaya Meee were found with long claw wounds after night encounters.
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Woman Hit by Mail Truck In City Intersection
Mary Garland 27 Melrose Street was struck by a United States mail truck at Eliot and Washington streets. She suffered severe bruises and was taken to City Hospital. The truck was operated by Henry Peterson of Winthrop Street Roxbury.
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Archie Roosevelt to sort wool at six dollars a week
Archie Roosevelt son of Colonel Roosevelt and Harvard graduate will sort wool at six dollars weekly this summer in Clinton for the Bigelow Hartford Carpet Company. He plans to advance through departments, following his brother Theodore Jr in carpet manufacturing after a rest in Oyster Bay.
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Cambridge
Archie
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Clinton
Oyster Bay
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Theodore
Stable Fire Claims Horse Belonging to Nathan Robinson
A horse owned by Nathan Robinson perished in a stable fire at 475 Columbia Street Somerville yesterday afternoon. The cause remains unknown and damage is estimated at 70 dollars.
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Frauen Verein Home for Convalescent Jewish Women Opens
The Frauen Verein Home for Convalescent Jewish Women at 17 Everett Avenue Dorchester opened with over 1000 attendees. Rabbi H H Rabinovitz urged need for the hospital in Boston as a major port of entry for Jews. Physicians Dr M Girstein S Richmond C Davidson Klein Ginsberg offered services. matron is Mrs Sarah Hart. Officers include Mrs Tf Benjamin president and others.
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Protestant Church News Items Highlight Departures and Events
The Rev. Ernest S. Meredith resigns from the Third Religious Society of Dorchester to lead First Parish Church in Watertown with his first sermon on May 7. Farewell gifts were given. music and cantata recaps enliven Easter observances. The Newton Grace Episcopal Men's Club dinner features Channing Cox and Samuel Powers with Rev. Murray Dewart. A memorial door for John R. W. Shepleigh is donated to the church. A Wollaston Unity sermon on indirect influence includes Browning works and a motion pictures talk by William H. Foster. May 6 banquets honor Ruggles Street Baptist Bible class students. Clarendon Street Baptist’s Inspiration Campaign ends with a talk on preparedness.
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Third Religious Society of
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Watertown
Meredith
Carl §&. Horst
Wollaston Unitarian Church
Pippa
Robert Browning
William H. Foster
Boston
William Allan
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Rev James A Verburg Installed as Hyde Park Pastor
Large attendance at Presbyterian Church Hyde Park yesterday morning for the Initiatory sermon of Rev James A Verburg appointed pastor. A reception followed the service hosted by church parishioners.
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Hyde Park
James A. Verburg
BeatingEnemy in Blue Hills On Field March
The men jumped from position to position on the run advancing ten or two yards at a time covering seven miles. In the afternoon the platoon began the 14 mile hike to the Commonwealth Armory in Allston after dinner in the field and arrived in three hours. A half hour before marching was set aside for field maneuvering.
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Allston
St Ann's Catholic Church Opens in Littleton
The recently completed St Ann's Church in Littleton was opened to parishioners with a blessing by Rev Fr T P McGinn of Ayer. Solemn high mass was celebrated by Walher McGinn with Fr Houston and Fr Duffey assisting. Monsignor Chittick delivered a sermon on the uses of the church and its benefit to the community.
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T. P. McGinn of
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Walher McGinn
Houston
Ek. P. Duffey
Monsignor Chittick
Clyde Park
No Liquor In License Town Maynard
Maynard, April 26. Despite Maynard voting for a liquor license, no alcohol can be sold locally for at least one more week or more as the selectmen enforce a liquor ban until licenses are legally issued. Residents must travel to Marlboro for drinks as bars, clubs, and drug stores are barred from selling.
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Maynard
Maaynard
Marlboro
Home Club to Present Original Musical Play
East Boston High School hosts a musical titled Mousine of the Japanese Toy Shop to be performed tomorrow evening by the Home Club music committee under Mrs. Fred I. Pigeon. The cast includes club members and features a play written by former member Mabel M. Swan.
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East Boston High School
Fred I. Pigeon
Mabel M. Swan
Handy Britannica volume pitched as affordable for families
A promotional appeal touts the Handy Volume Encyclopaedia Britannica as a low cost path to lifelong learning for children. It cites widespread institutional ownership and endorsements by prominent figures while inviting skeptical households to test it at home with a three week return option.
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Cambridge University
Richly illustrated Britannica Handy Volume described
Publishers unveil a 130 page illustrated book about the Encyclopaedia Britannica Eleventh Edition. It promises 100 knowledge bits a king George III era history with 70 portraits 20 pages of dialogue on Britannica for women and a story about children's interest.
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The
Britannica
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