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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1916

Page

3

Support Sought for New Milk Station in Grove Hall

Rabbi Harry Levi appealed at Temple Israel for a milk station in Grove Hall under the Milk and Baby Hygiene Association. It will occupy the YMCA building on Warren Street Hoxbury and open May 13. Contributions may be sent to Dr. Rubin or Dr. Young at the association building.

Grove Hall Milk and Baby Hygiene Association Harry Levi Temple Israel Young Men's Hebrew Association Warren Street Hoxbury Habbi Lev S, It, Rubin J. H. Young Association

Five ill from illuminating gas at 31 Main Street Somerville

A woman fainted in the street in Somerville and said five people at 31 Main street were affected by illuminating gas. Police took her to a drug store where she recovered enough to name herself as Mrs Janet Lemfest of 31 Main street. She added three others at the house were seriously ill and she was en route to call a physician.

W. H. Knight East High St Newbury Mass Somerville Main Street Dwyer Janet Lemfest

Gas illness tied to possible leak at Main street home

Dr. Frank L. Morse examined patients at 31 Main street where Mrs. Lemfest and her 9 month old baby, along with Vincent Maini and his 9 year old son, occupied the lower floor. Illness blamed on illuminating gas though no outlet or jet found. The husband Arthur Lemfest, a traveling salesman, had left home ill earlier. no one required hospitalization.

Morse Dwyer

Wedding Invitations Sent for Everett Pair

Four hundred invitations were issued for the marriage of Miss Emma Louisa Berry and Chester Dwight Dunlap in Mystic Side Congregational Church Everett on May 13 at 8 30 pm. Miss Berry is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Berry and a Waltham nurse graduate. Mr Dunlap is the son of Major and Mrs D Dunlap and a Technology graduate.

Emma Louisa Berry James M. Berry Willis Avenue Everett Chester Dwight Dunlap D. Dunlap Mystic Side Congregational Church Miss Berry Waltham Training School For Nurses Mr. Dunlap Technology

Special Lectures on Preparedness at 601 Boylston Street

Free talks at 10 30 a m daily this week in the Special Aid Society exhibition rooms. Speakers include Miss M E P Davis on Supplementary Work in Trained Nursing Captain H Dwight Cushing on The Militia Mrs H W Dresser on Saving Strength Material and Money Mrs William Lowell Putnam on Women s Work in Preparedness and Dr Allen Greenwood on Preparedness Based on Experience in the War Hospitals.

Special Aid Society Boylston Street M. E. P. Davis H. Dwight Cushing H. W. Dresser

Police Raid Seizes Beer and Whiskey from Wolff Home

Police at Joy Street station raided William Wolff of 49 Lynde Street on Saturday night and seized three gallons of beer and one gallon of whiskey which officers say was for illegal sale.

Joy Street William Wolff Lynde Street Kent

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