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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

11

Five Forest Fires Rage Across Rhode Island Endangering Homes

Providence May 11 One man burned to death six farm houses and many other buildings destroyed and thousands of acres of brush and timberland swept by five forest fires still burning. Central communities aid rural districts as Kent dam work paused and Woonsocket textile mill closed to join firefighting efforts. An unidentified man died assisting volunteers at Burrillville.

Providence Kent Dam Scituate Reservoir Woonsocket Burillville

May party at Paul Revere Hall by Houghton & Dutton

The Houghton and Dutton Company Mutual Relief Association held a May party at Paul Revere Hall with a concert and minstrel show directed by Harry B. Lowe and William A. Gallagher. Thirteen blackface performers and a 40 voice chorus entertained before refreshments and dancing led by Herbert L. Lightfoot. Arrangements were overseen by Charles F. Vedder and a committee.

Paul Revere Hall Houghton & Dutton Company Mutual Relief Association Harry B. Lowe William A. Gallagher W. A. Gallagher Dorothy Hart Etta Goldberg Dolly McDonald H. B. Lowe Helen Shea Mammy Herbert L. Lightfoot Aids Charles F. Vedder Relief Association

Freedom of India urged at Westminster dinner in Boston

A Sepoy rebellion anniversary dinner at the Hotel Westminster honored Indian independence, with US and Indian flags, speakers pledging support. Grenville MacFarland presided while Francis Ford and Mayor Quinn voiced aid, and Taraknath Das described harsh British rule and arrests in India.

India Westminster American Commission Friends of Freedom For India United States Indian Republic Grenville S. MacFarland Francis J. W. Ford Curley Edward W. Quinn Cambridge Ireland Eugene Noble Foss Taraknath Das Calcutta

Speakers BlastBritish Rule Over India At Meeting

The gathering criticized British taxation and justice in India citing 1918 to 1920 hardships. Speakers included John D. Moore of New York and ex-District Attorney Joseph B. Ely of Westfield. Mrs. Scanlon of Milton and Rev. Weatherby of Roxbury also spoke. music by John Orth and Carmelita Epileto followed.

India John D. Moore New York Joseph B. Ely Westfield Frank C. Scanlon Milton Mr. Weatherby Roxbury John Orth Carmelita Epileto

Bible circulation tops 4.8 million worldwide in report

The American Bible Society issued its annual report showing 4,855,664 Bibles circulated in the past year. The biggest gain occurred in China with 2,302,750 copies distributed.

New York American Bible Society China

Tufts Jumbo Ball features novelty dances and solos

Tufts College plans a varied programme for the Jumbo ball in the Copley Plaza main ballroom this evening. Proceeds will go to the college Foundation fund.

Tufts Tufts College Copley+Plaza

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