Appointments by Cardinal O Connell Prompt Clergy R moves
The cardinal issues new parish assignments. Rev P H Grenier becomes rector at St Marys Marlboro. Rev P O Lacroix is named rector of St Josephs Waltham. Rev Rudolph A Fortier from St Marys Marlboro to St Zepherins Cochituate. Rev L Po Tanguay named assistant at St Marys Marlboro. Also a mother appeals through the paper about her 18 year old son Benjamin, separated from her by a landlord eviction.
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P. H. Grenier
Waltham
St. Mary's, Marlboro
P. O. Lacroix
Cochituate
St. Joseph’s
Rudolph A. Fortier
St. Zepherin’s
L. Po, Tanguay
Salem
St. Mary’s, Marlboro
Rose Starfield
Parmenter Street
West End
Benjamin
Starfield
Woman autoist is placed under arrest in Cambridge
Mrs Laura H Johnson of 11 Spruce street Braintree was arrested by Cambridge police after striking and knocking down Mrs Lillian Lamont of 91 West Brookline street Boston while driving through Central square. Johnson was charged with having out of date registration papers.
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Laura H. Johnson
Spruce Street
Braintree
Cambridge
Lillian Lamont
West Brookline Street
Boston
Central Square
Johnson
Beacon Hill Post Office Returns to Joy and Myrtle
Beacon Hill residents learned the branch post office will be restored next Tuesday to its former Joy and Myrtle street location under W. J. Mullane. The unit did over $75,000 in business last year.
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Beacon Hill
Joy and
Myrtle Streets
W. J. Mullane
Mullane
Murray
Washington
Cambridge Adopts Philadelphia Style Traffic Rules
New traffic regulations modeled on Philadelphia rules to be enacted in Cambridge. Mayor Good returned from Philadelphia with details. A danger zone will run between Pearl and Essex streets on Massachusetts avenue with chained street closures. Night red lanterns will guide vehicle flow. Harvard square and Harvard Bridge get new guidelines.
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Philadelphia
Cambridge
Mayor Good
Quaker City
Pearl and
Essex Streets
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Square
Harvard Bridge
Wilson ends Sayres visit during Thanksgiving tour
President Wilson concludes his Thanksgiving trip by declining a visit to Colonel Jr. M. House in New York and plans to return to Washington by tomorrow morning. Crowds greet him in Williams Town and along the route through North Adams and Northampton as students and locals bid farewell.
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Williamstown
Colonel Jr. M. House
New York
Wilson
Washington
Williams College
Sayre
Stockton Axson
North Adams
Greenfield
Northampton
Springfield
Smith College
Mr. Wilson
The Yellow Bird Play Returns to Wilbur with Children
The Yellow Bird by Sam J. Hume at Cambridge delighted a Wilbur audience yesterday afternoon, especially when Benjamin Binney greeted the children. A second performance is set for this morning under auspices of the Woman's Educational and Industrial Union.
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Wilbur
Woman's Educational and Industrial Union
the Wilbur
Benjamin Binney
Sam J. Hume
Cambridge
Explaining the War Tax Passes to Public Overview
Officials of the Internal Revenue Bureau issued explanatory circulars to clarify war tax liabilities and avoid penalties. Returns must be filed with district collectors by December 1, with penalties ranging from 6 to 100 percent of unpaid tax.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Internal Revenue
Count Bobrinsky Dies in Galicia Governor General
Frankfurter Zeitung reports the Russian governor general of Galicia Count Bobrinsky died in Lemberg today from apoplexy. The notice notes the sudden death of a high official in the region.
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Frankfurter Zeitung
Bobrinsky
Galicia
Lemberg
Amsterdam
London
Vienna
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Sayres
Paton
Forsyth Infirmary
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum
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