May Procession of St Mary’s Parish Draws 500 Children
Nearly 500 children in allegorical costumes paraded from Cooper Street School to Endicott Street and then to St. Mary’s Church in the annual May procession. Rev. Father Raiche officiated. Rev. Father Dewine of Boston College preached. Cecilia Brogan crowned the Blessed Virgin as Miss Brogan was Queen of May. The event featured 64 divisions with many named participants and a living cross of 20 girls. The Immaculate Conception Society organized the parade with McDonald as marshal and John Toland as assistant marshal.
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St. Mary’s
North End
Cooper Street
Endicott
Washington Street
Father Raiche
Father Dewine
Boston College
Cecilia Brogan
John Marr
St. John Baptist
Sylvester Car Ginelli
Holy Name
Frank Hubi
Infant Jesus Sodality
Jesus
Alpha and Omega
Louis Selo
Queen of the Apostles
Helen Gorman
Celia McLeod
St. Augustine’s Church
Dorchester Street
Donald A. McDonald
John H. Toland
Gertrude Goodman
Katherine Hart
Irene Hines
Agnes, McCann
Mary Lally
Sacred Heart of Jesus
Francis L. Colpoys
Augustus Fagan
Eugene Lally
John Reagan
Mary Gary
St. Augustine’'s Church
John J. Corcoran
William Eagan
Edward Lonergan
Daniel McCann
Thurifer
Lester King
Denis O'Callaghan
M. C. Gilbride
Francis Maley
Edward Costello
Father Gilbride
Margaret Bradley
Mer. O'Callaghan
St. Mary's Church
Thousands of Children Parade in South Boston Procession
More than 2500 boys and girls joined a May procession to a special service at St. Augustine's Church in South Boston led by the parish band. The march traveled along the principal streets yesterday afternoon ending at the church for the service.
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South Boston
St. Augustine’s
St. Augustine's Parish
Boston
May Queen Leads Immaculate Conception Procession
About 600 boys and girls participated in a May devotion procession at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The line carried banners honoring Mary and included a large cross and candle bearers. Margaret Nelson served as May Queen with attendants Margaret Devine and Irene Ennis, followed by 80 altar boys and a musical program before benediction.
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Harrison Avenue
John A. Fleming
Thomas J. Donovan
William A. McGillvray
Albert Gaines
Vera Keane
Edward Berry
Temple
Margaret Hickey
Jesus
Harold Stockman
Garden
May Hart
Walter Whalen
Helen Greeley
Denis Driscoll
Ruth Kelley
Gilbert Supple
Albina Sullivan
Frank McMullen
Bernardine Ennis
Alice Fay
Margaret Nelson
Margaret Devine
Irene Ennis
Arthur McCaffray
Fr. McCaffray
S. J
Memorial Services Held Aboard Two Battleships
Two memorial services were conducted at the navy yard yesterday afternoon aboard the New Jersey and the Rhode Island. Major George L. Stearns Post and Woman's Relief Corps spoke aboard the New Jersey, while U S W V Colonel Fred B. Bogan Camp joined with Ade laide Worth Bagley Camp and Ensign Worth Bagley Camp on the Rhode Island. The address on the Rhode Island was given by Hon. John E. Beck, and Mrs. George N. Hayward performed the floral anchor ceremony.
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Navy Yard
New Jersey
Rhode Island
George L. Stearns
Woman's Relief Corps
Fred B. Bogan
Adelaide Worth Bagley
Ensign Worth Bagley
John E. Beck
George N. Hayward
Flowers laid on 25 clergy graves at Mt. Auburn
An annual memorial service for Universalist ministers was held at Mt. Auburn cemetery Cambridge. Two former ministers graves were decorated. Clergymen presiding included Rev Henry Hersey West Somerville Rev James H Holden Roxbury who read the roll call Rev J Van Neice Bandy Brookline who delivered the eulogy and Rev W Bicknell Cambridge.
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Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Henry Hersey
West Somerville
James H. Holden
Roxbury
J. van Neice Bandy
Brookline
W. Bicknell
Memorial Day Exercises in Sanders Theatre
Harvard Memorial Society and Charles Beck Post G A R plan Memorial Day exercises in Sanders Theatre tomorrow at noon. President Lowell will preside and Rev N G Spaulding of Boston will deliver the oration on Charles Sumner. The university is urged to join in the procession forming in front of 1 Hall at 11 45 o clock.
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Sanders Theatre
Harvard Memorial Society
Charles Beck Post
Lowell
N. G. Spaulding
Boston
Charles Sumner
Spaulding
Sumner
University
Tagethers Theatre
Memorial Services Held at Union Congregational Church
1200 attended the memorial services at Union Congregational Church with 225 invited guests. Veterans led by Commander H. M. Hawkins and the Sons of Veterans, joined by Troop A and the Cambridge city band, marched from Franklin School to the church where the Relief Corps gathered. The Star Spangled Banner opened the service as the flag was saluted, and Rev. Allen A. Stockdale preached on The Call of the Nation.
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Union Congregational Church
Charles Russell Lowell
Charles Russell Lowell Woman's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
First Squadron Cavalry
M. V
Allen A. Stockdale
Balloon trip to church in Topsfield sparks morning spectacle
In Topsfield a balloon named Boston drifted over Essex countryside at dawn and landed near the Methodist Church. Aeronauts Glidden and Van Valkenburg described a clear sky voyage from Lowell at 800 feet, with photos taken of coastal views before a cautious descent near church spires.
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Topsfield
Lowell
Glidden
van Valkenburg
Mr. Glidden
Boston
Cape Ann
Essex
New England
North End Firebug Resumes Burning After Warning Out Occupants
Fire at a North End building spreads from hallways to the fourth floor where Hoffman Bros. sweater shop is located. Officers Lewis and Cemi warned occupants and assisted in evacuation as Poles hurry from the court entrance with belongings.
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James Burke
Engine 1
Relief Hospital
W. E. Riley
Haymarket Square
Blaze
Cemi
Lewis
Hoffman Bros
Threats Prompt Sheltering of Family of Nine
Local banker and store owner Mr. Squillaciotti reported threats to his life after being followed near North street. Police detail a patrol to guard his home overnight as alleged conspirators, possibly non locals, target Fleet and North street merchants. The family of nine pursued safety inside an armed household.
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Fleet
North Streets
Mr. Squillaciotti
North Street
Squillaciotti
Memorial Services Held at Mt Hope Cemetery
Memorial services were held yesterday afternoon by the Commercial Lodge No 97 Odd Fellows at Mt Hope cemetery. Graves were decorated with palms and myrtle leaves as brief addresses were delivered by Noble Grand Peter V Roy H W Muny A M Siebert and A J Seally. Hymns were sung by the Mozart quartet with assistance from the Daughters of Rebekah and Montezuma.
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Commercial Lodge
No. 97
Odd Fellows
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Peter V. Roy
H. W. Muny
A. M. Siebert
A. J. Seally
Mozart Quartet
Rebekah
Montezuma
Watertown G A R Posts Attend Memorial Services
Isaac B. Patten Post 81 Watertown held morning services at Congregational Church with Rev BE Camp delivering the address. In the evening the post joined First Unitarian Church services where Rev Grover Mills spoke.
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Watertown
Isaac B. Patten
Congregational Church
BE. C. Camp
First Unitarian Church
Grover ©. Mills
Cambridge Posts Escorted to Church on Memorial Sunday
Memorial Sunday observances by Cambridge G A R posts included morning services at North Avenue Congregational Church for Charles Beck Post 56 escorted by Colonel T W Higginson Camp 56 S of W and escort for P Stearns Davis Post 57 at the Church of the Ascension. John A Logan Post 186 attended the morning service at Wood Memorial.
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Cambridge G. A. R
Charles Beck
North Avenue Congregational Church
T. W. Higginson
S. of
P. Stearns Davis
Church of the Ascension
John A. Logan
Wood Memorial Church
Eulogizes Taft at Dudley Street Memorial
At Dudley Street Baptist Church yesterday Rev. Charles A. Fulton eulogized President Taft. He praised Taft for not being drawn into Mexican intervention and for his yeoman service toward world peace.
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Fulton
Taft
Mexico
Veterans honored by Chelsea Knights at memorial rites
Chelsea veterans returning from memorial services received a moving tribute from the Knights of Columbus as they paused opposite the order. Members bared heads and saluted the flag, bringing tears to many veterans amid cheers from onlookers. Post 35 G A R and Union Veterans held services and tributes at local churches with pastors delivering patriotic addresses. Flowers were placed on waters for the unknown dead. In Revere, William B. Eaton Post 199 heard a sermon at the Unitarian Church.
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Chelsea
Chelsea Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Rose Catholic Church
Knights
Post 35
Central Congregational Church
M. L. Leggett
Unitarian Church
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Boston Area
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements across Boston area with names such as Baier Bertram Carey Crowley Dexter Doherty Gately Gleason Heffernan Hefler Horrigan Irving Lee Marshall McLaughlin McSweeney Murphy Norton OKeeffe Robinson Schaub Telles Vosb Wall and others. Details cover residence, dates, times, churches, cemeteries, and invitational notes for relatives and friends.
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Baler
Chelsea
Henry Baier
Suffolk Street
Bertram
Ashmont
Jeanie
Allan Bertram
Lonsdale Street
Carey
Medford
Johanna
Jeremiah Carey
North End
Elizabeth Kerrigan
Fountain Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Crowley
Sacred Heart Church
Dexter
East Boston
Fannie C
Alston S. Dexter
Eutaw Street
Doherty
Roxbury
Annie
George J. G
Katherine Doherty
Mackin
Warwick Street
St. Francis (Co Sales Church
Gately
Delia F
Ann
John Gately
Sherman Street
St Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
Calvary Cemetery
Gleason
Hartford
Conn
Thomas F
Anna Gleason
High Street
Everett
Mass
Forest Hills Cemetery
Pittsfeld
North Adams
Heffernan
John F. Heffernan
Catherine M. Heffernan
M. J. Kelly
Maverick Square
Hefler
Hyde Park
Clarendon Hills
Hannah J
George E. Hefler
Huntington Avenue
Horrigan
Mary
Michael Horrigan
Compton Street
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Irving
West Somerville
Anna Adelaide
William Irving
Farragut Avenue
St. John
N. B
Lee
Anne
James Lee
James Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Marshall
Sarah Marshall
Geib
Henry E. Marshall
N. Y
Romsey Street
Dorchester
Sunapee
N. H
North Station
McLaughlin
Katherine
Cornelius
Bernard
Margaret Sloan
Meridan
Street
Church of the Most Holy Reddemner
Macmahon
South Boston
James L
Margaret MacMahon
Cullen
West Fourth Street
SS. Peter and Paul’s
Mt. Benedict
M'Sweeney
Daniel Mc Sweeney
Murphy
Timothy Murphy
Julia Murphy
McCarthy
Carroll Street
St. Rose Church
Norton
Boston
Michael J
Winifred Norton
B Street
SS. Peter and Paul's
O’keeffe
Mattapan
James M. ‘O'Keeffe
Elizabeth O’keeffe
Norfolk Street
St Angela’s Church
Blue Hill Avenue
New Calvary Cemetery
St. Michael's Court
Knights of
St. Dorchester
Lower Mills Cornci
Telles
Guido
Alexandrs Telles
Marion Street
Vosb
Annie M Querite
Frank T
Dora
Vose
Bay State Road
Wall
Brighton
Catherine
John Wail
North Beacon Street
Colynbkts & Church
Market Street
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Guardian Angel
Mildred Leary
Hope
Christiana Muello
Queen of Angels
Mary Brogan
Margaret Cummings
Saint Catharine
Sacred Heart
Saint Agnes
Mary Annino
Sacred Heart Banner
Bridget Doherty
Loretta Frei
May McCabe
Regina Coeli
Catherine MccColgan
Rosary
Florence McCarty
Saint Aloysius
Thomas Kelliher
Saint Aloysius Sodality
Blessed Sacrament
Helen Cary
Charity
St. Rose
Pauline Carney
Mary Gibbons
Margaret Banner
Blessed Virgin
Mary Langone
Faith
Alice Mountain
Immaculate Conception Church
Tina
Aeens
Horlick’s. Gn
Patent Electric
Je Srancheha, Ltd
Washington St
Church of
Immaculate Conception
North End Firebug
Grady
Wjohr T
Union ST
Greater Boston
Faneuil Hall
Vening, Y c of
Kennedys
Summer Street
Ben
Wilson Bros
Scollay Sq
Rogers
Waltham Watches
Wilson Brothers
David J. Ingraham
Winter St
Vorenberg
J.S. Waterman & Sons
Undertakers
Dudley Street Terminal
Frank S. Waterman
George H. Waterman
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