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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1915

Page

7

Knights Templars of Maine Hold 64th Conclave

The Grand Commandery of Knights Templars for Maine met in Portland for its 64th annual conclave with 21 of 23 commanderies represented. They indefinitely postponed a move to change meeting time and place. Officers elected included Grand Commander Arthur S. Littlefield of Rockland and Deputy Grand Commander Edmund B. Mallett of Freeport.

Portland Knights Templars Maine E. B. Young Boston the United Arthur S. Littlefield Rockland Edmund B. Mallett Freeport

Fraternal officers listed from Portland and nearby towns

The document names high rank officers including Franklin R. Redlo of Portland as grand generalissimo and J Frederick Hill of Waterville as grand captain-general. Other leaders include Wilmer J. Dorman of Belfast as grand senior warden and Edward W. Wheeler of Brunswick as grand junior warden. The Rev James F. Albion of Portland is grand prelate, Albro E. Chase of Portland is grand treasurer, and Stephen Berry of Portand serves as newa secretary.

Franklin R. Redlo Portland J. Frederick Hill Waterville Wilmer J. Dorman Belfast Edward W. Wheeler Brunswick James F. Albion Albro E. Chase Newa Stephen Berry Portand

British Charitable Society Closes Winter Meetings

The British Charitable Society held its last regular meeting of the winter season at the City Club. Three new members were voted in and the routine business was transacted. An entertainment followed the meeting.

The British Charitable Society City Club

Maine welter star to meet Rivers in six round bout

Ernest Mc Intyre of Bangor and Joe Rivers of Gloucester were drawn to fight a six round bout at the Nickel Theatre in Bangor on the night of May 17. The match was announced in Bangor on May 6.

Bangor Ernest McIntyre Maine Welter Star Joe Rivers Gloucester Nickel Theatre

Never Slip Summer Shoes at Filene Event

A local sale promotes Neverslip Five-Toe Moccasins in multiple colors with soles and without. Prices range from 50 cents to 3 dollars, in sizes for children to be fitted on a raised platform display featuring the Rogues Gallery of Neverslip babies.

Filene’s Boston Crest

100 Misses Straw Hats Discounted from 5 to 3.45

A sale offers 100 straw hats for Misses priced at 3.45 down from yesterday’s 5 and 7.50. The lower price reflects a markdown to clear stock. Shoppers may find these hats in the ladies department while supplies last.

Discounted women’s apparel on multiple floors

Readable portion notes a notable discount from regular prices. Mentions Misses Fourth Floor and Women’s Third Floor offerings as part of the sale display. The fragment implies broad reductions across women’s apparel sections.

Dunkirk Cites End to Bombardment Threat

General Seydoux, Dunkirk military governor, reassures residents that danger of renewed German bombardment is gone. He notes Allied positions remain intact and measures against heavy guns are in place. Citizens are advised to stay home and seek shelter if shelling resumes.

Paris Seydoux Dunkirk

German Submarine Sinks North Sea Trawler Stratton

The Stratton of Grimsby was sunk in the North Sea by gunfire from a German submarine. After rescuing the crew, the subma rine opened seacocks and fired eight shells after four hours. The fishermen embarked in a small boat and landed at Hartlepool today.

London Stratton Grimsby North Sea Hartlepool

Dainty Kayser Gloves Ad on The Normandy

An item notes Kayser short gloves with embroidered arms available at 50 cents to 1 dollar, advertised on The Normandy page. The brief sale entry highlights fashion accessories and price range for readers.

Normandy Kayser

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