Cardinal O Connell Leads St Cecilia s Feast Mass
Cardinal O Connell presided at a high mass for the feast of St. Cecilia at St. Cecilia s Church Back Bay. Rev Florence W McCarthy celebrated with St Johns Seminary seminarians as deacon and subdeacon and Father Wildenberg O P preached on St. Cecilia s life.
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Cardinal O’connell
St. Cecilia’s Church
Back Bay
St. Cecilia
Florence W. McCarthy
St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Brighton
John J. Fletcher
Father Wildenberg
O. P
Father Mackin
Wildenberg
Honor for Volunteers in Boston Public Demonstration
A public demonstration in Boston honors 175 enlisted men about to depart for Fort Slocum and other camps. Major Curley Brigadier General Johnston and other officials will address them at the Common at 11 o'clock before they march to South Station for entrainment at 1 o'clock.
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Boston
Fort Slocum
Curley
Johnston
Department of the Northeast
Tremont Row
Women at War in England Show Broad War Roles
Caroline M. Kingman’s talk at the Boston Public Library highlights English women taking on roles once held by men. They work in industry, farming, postal service, canteens, meat and milk delivery, and hospital care while air raids occur, with thrift and nursing duties emphasized.
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Great Britain
Caroline M. Kingman
Boston Public Library
England
Kingman
New York
Women’s Agricultural School
Winchester
Red Cross
Bishop Lays Stone for Italian Chapel in Boston
Bishop Lawrence laid the corner stone for the Chapel of St. Francis of Assisi adjoining Christ Church in the North End. The Italian Episcopalians will use the chapel, funded by Mrs. William H. Lincoln of Brookline in memory of Anna Eliza Smith, with Easter worship planned. A procession of about 20 children led hymns, and officials spoke after the stone ceremony.
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Old North Church
William H. Lincoln
Brookline
Lawrence
Boston
St. Francis of Assis
Christ Church
Salem Street
North End
Anna Eliza Smith
William H. Dewart
Henry C. Sartoris
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis
Jesus Christ
Dennen
Sartoris
Harvard to stage public review of 3600 troops at Soldiers Field
More than 3600 Harvard uniformed troops will participate in a public review at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 3 30 o clock. The Harvard board of overseers and the military affairs committee review naval and military students from the grand stand, which opens to a 10000 capacity. Captain James P Parker N Y will command the troops leading the Cadet School members and Franklin D Roosevelt assistant secretary of the Navy will join the reviewing party.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Harvard Board of Overseers
Military Affairs Committee
James P. Parker
University
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dr Benson to Speak at Tremont Temple Tonight
Old Colony Company and General Electric Company employees host an educational entertainment in Tremont Temple's main auditorium. Dr Samuel Cranston Benson of New York, a veteran ambulance driver once jailed in Belgium as a spy, will speak. An organ recital, Beethoven Male Quartet, and first Boston showing of The Benefactor about Thomas Edison precede moving pictures of American troops in France and Camp Devens.
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Old Colony Company
General Electric Company
Tremont Temple
Samuel Cranston Benson
New York
Belgium
Thomas A. Edison
Boston
France
Camp
Devens
Trench Life Prompts Socializing the World Says French Officer
French officer at the front and Rev Ernest Graham Guthrie of the Union Congregational Church West Newton street and Columbus avenue argue that mass trench life will socialize the world faster than any other method. Guthrie spoke on the topic since returning from France, titled What Shall the End Be.
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Ernest Graham Guthrie
Union Congregational Church
West Newton Street
Columbus Avenue
France
Soldiers to be Guests at Hut in Boston for Thanksgiving
Soldiers and sailors stationed in Boston will be treated to a full Thanksgiving meal at the Knights of Columbus hut on the Common. John W. McAey of Dorchester oversees the effort and seeks more families to host service members, along with volunteers to invite youths to dine. He requests fruit cigars and similar items to serve hundreds planned for the day.
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Boston
Knights of Columbus
John W. McAey
Dorchester
Miss Thurlow Weds Sgt Moore in Lexington Ceremony
News of the romantic wedding of Miss Marion C. Thurlow of Watertown and Sergeant Walter K. Moore of Battery A 301st Artillery Camp Devens Ayer in Lexington after evening social events. They met and were married at the home of Miss Thurlow’s brother Reverend George Loring Thurlow on Bloomfield Street Lexington.
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Marion C. Thurlow
Watertown
Walter K. Moore
301St Artillery
Camp Devens
Ayer
Lexington
Winsor Club
Moore
Belmont Country Club
Miss Thurlow
George Loring Thurlow
Bloomfield Street
Rapid Fire Guns Formation For Quincy Unit
The Quincy unit of the 4th Regiment, Fifth Brigade, Massachusetts State Guard plans three or four Lewis rapid fire suns as its main weapon. Headquarters are at Francis Parker School Wollaston with Monday night drills led by Captain Fenton C. Fowler. The unit also receives regular infantry training to boost overall effectiveness near the Victory ship plant.
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Quincy
Fifth Brigade
Massachusetts State Guard
Francis Parker School
Faxon and
Billings Roads
Wollaston
Fenton C. Fowler
Victory Ship
Women to join Peace League executive committee
New York Nov 2. Women will be admitted to the executive committee of the League to Enforce Peace for the first time since its organization more than two years ago. Members say the move aims to secure the advice of prominent women, especially in states with women's suffrage, in the drive against a premature peace.
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New York
League
War aids and harms labor in September industry shifts
The Department of Labor report on 13 industries shows seven with more employees and six with fewer in September. Car building and repairing fell 14.8 percent, boots and shoes 8 percent, and cotton processes also declined. Men’s ready made clothing rose 10.6 percent due to uniforming for new armies. Wages rose across all industries with iron and steel mills up 28.6 percent, as production expanded in hosiery, underwear, woolen goods, automobiles, leather, and paper.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Trapped Fall Leaves Hostler With Fractured Skull
Andrew Smith of 7 Corning Street an Adams Express Company hostler fell through a trap door on the third floor of the Village Street stables and is listed as dangerous at City Hospital with a fractured skull.
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Andrew Smith
Corning Street
Adams Express Company
Smith
Village Street
Judge Lovett denies auto shipping ban
Washington reports Judge Lovett director of priority for the war industries board rejects rumors of plans to shut off cars from the auto industry. He reiterates no transportation orders target non essential industries and that priority order No 2 already covers non essentials as far as deemed wise.
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Washington
Judge Lovett
The
War Industries Board
Priority
Dr True's Elixir Warns Mothers Against Child Worms
A vintage testimonial promotes Dr True's Elixir as a safe remedy for worm infestations in children and stomach complaints. The ad cites symptoms and dates back to 1851, claiming world wide reputation and distribution at prices of 40c 60c and 1.00 with Auburn Maine as the contact.
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Peace League
Auburn
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