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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
3
An innovation in Boston churches premieres at St Pauls Cathedral with a home Sunday night supper for the young people after the evening service. The Rev Donald B Aldrich led the services as dozens of youths gathered for a meal organized by the Young People's Council.
Immigration officials in Newport Vermont pursue the underground railway scheme moving Chinese and other Asians from Canada into New England. Nine alleged conspirators are named including Joseph H. Robarge and Adhelais Boldu, with indictments expected next Tuesday.
The funeral of John Gray a retired Boston businessman died late Thursday at his son Professor John Clifford Gray’s home at the Annapolis Naval Academy Maryland. The service was yesterday at the Arlington First Parish Unitarian Church with Rev. Frener Gill officiating. Burial followed in Mt Pleasant Cemetery Arlington.
Town meetings persist in Lexington with at least three more in sight. The third adjourned session will be held in the Town Hall this evening at o clock. A special meeting on May 22 will act on 17 articles including a report from the selectmen and voting precincts. Four articles concern the Boston Main Railroad park in Lexington Centre.
The Romanian queen says she may visit the United States to thank Americans for helping Romania during and after the war. She rejects gossip linking her to acting in motion pictures and defends her public duties and privacy. She also discusses her daughter Princess Marie’s upcoming marriage to King Alexander of Yugoslavia and its impact on Balkan unity.
Firefighters from Concord Junction and Maynard battled a woods blaze along the Concord Maynard Sudbury line threatening the American Powder Company mills. The Maynard unit struggled to subdue the flames alone.
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