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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1901

Page

12

Assignments of Jesuits to Notre Dame and Sacred Heart

Three Jesuit priests from the Church of the Immaculate Conception are reassigned to lead religious work at the Notre Dame and Sacred Heart academies. Rev. George A. Fargis will direct at Notre Dame Berkeley Street and oversee the Chilрен of Mary and Tabernacle Societies. Rev. William H. McDonough handles Notre Dame Roxbury. Rev. Thomas I. Gasson, philosophy professor, will chaplain at the Sacred Heart Massachusetts Avenue and oversee pupil societies and alumnae.

Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue Academies of Notre Dame Academy of the Sacred Heart George A. Fargis S. J Academy of Notre Dame Berkeley Street Children of Mary Society Tabernacle Society William H. McDonough Roxbury Thomas I. Gasson College Massachusetts Avenue

Boston Holiday Rail Trip to North Adams Draws Startling View

Boston and Maine Railroad schedules a special excursion train from Boston Union Station to North Adams on Saturday October 6. Travelers will pass Hoosac country and Deerfield Valley with views of Mt Serres and the Taconic Range. The round trip fare is low and the special train departs at 8 15 a m.

North Adams Boston Boston & Maine Railroad Hoosac Country Deerfield Valley Mt. Serres Taconic Range Hoosac Mountains Union Station

Navy Yard Calls 100 Iron Workers for Training Ship Work

One hundred iron workers and ship carpenters are called by the Department of Construction and Repair at Charlestown Navy Yard to hasten work on the training ship Prairie and the flagship Olympia. The aim is to have Prairie ready to go into commission by October 20 and Olympia by December 1, though delays and extra costs may force layoffs and job terminations among current staff.

Department of Construction and Repair Charlestown Navy Yard Prairie Olympia Navy Department

Autumnal New York Excursion to Boston by Rail and River

Special annual excursion from Pittsfield and east to Boston on October 11 offers 578 miles by train and steamer for $5.00. Travel includes Berkshire Hills to Albany and Hudson River daytime or nighttime boats via Fall River Line and N Y H H to Boston. Send for descriptive leaflet from A B Hanson, Gen Pass Agent, Boston.

Berkshire Hills Albany Hudson River N. Y N. H

Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion From Boston

Don’t miss Oct 3 by rail from Boston Union Station at 8 50 a m on the Boston & Maine line to Alton Bay. Connect with the Mt Washington steamer for a 0 mile sail on Lake Winnipesaukee. Return by train from Alton Bay on steamer arrival. Round trip rate only two dollars.

Lake Winnipesaukese Boston Union Station Boston & Maine Railroad Alton Bay Mt. Washington Lake Winnipesaukee

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