Charity Sunday Observed Across Boston Archdiocese
Catholic churches in the Boston archdiocese held Charity Sunday collections. Cardinal O Connell led the Cathedral of the Holy Cross high mass with Rev. Neil Cronan as deacon and Rev. Thomas R. McGoy delivering the sermon.
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Boston
Cardinal O’connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Neil Cronan
St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Brighton
Father Pinigan
Thomas
Two Women’s Trunks Seized by Customs on Arrival
Miss Mabel Pond of Greenfield had her luggage held after customs found lace a rug and merchandise not declared aboard the Leyland liner Devonian from Liverpool. Mrs. J H Bland of Jacksonville Florida, on her 18th voyage, faced similar discovery and her trunks were also detained pending valuation.
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J. H. Bland
Jacksonvile
Florida
Clergy Activities Across Greater Boston Churches
The morning program features Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts of Washington addressing the Methodist meeting. Universalist Ballou Hall hosts Rev. L. M. Powers on social legislation in England. Veterans Day is observed by Congregational ministers at Pilgrim Hall. Chipman hosts Baptist ministers. Various clergy across Cambridge Boston and Me towns report new pastor appointments and sermons.
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Methodist Preachers
Wilbur F. Crafts
Washington, D. C
International Reform Bureau
Ballou Hall
England
L. M. Powers
Pilgrim Hall
Chipman
Hen takes to water like a duck at Oxford
George Rockwood reports his hen, one of a dozen hatched from a single hen, she enjoys puddles and ponds. She dashes to water when seeing it and flops about like a duck, then returns to scratch alongside the flock. The sight puzzles him and onlookers who have seen the unusual behavior.
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Oxford
George Rockwood
Cardinal OConnell Lays St Joseph’s Belmont Cornerstone
His Eminence Cardinal O Connell laid the cornerstone of the new St Joseph’s parish edifice in Belmont yesterday afternoon before a large crowd of parishioners including men women and children.
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St. Joseph’s
Belmont
Cardinal O’connell
St. Joseph’s Parish
Cardinal O'Connell
ST. Josephs Church
Ceremonies Impress at Belmont County Occasion
At two o clock in the afternoon Belmont County ceremonies drew strong crowds and featured notable speakers. The event reflected community pride and formal observances.
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Belmont Coun
Cardinal blesses cornerstone as parishioners rally for new church
A large procession from the Waverley line to the church forms with Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society joining Division 47 A D H. Cardinal OConnell, Monsignors Supple McQuade Roche and pastors from Roxbury Brookline lead the ceremony. The Cardinal delivers a sermon and blesses the cornerstone while praising the parishioners effort to build a temple for worship.
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Knights of Columbus
Waverley
Division 47
Holy Name Society
Cardinal
William P. McQuaide
St. James
Boston
Ambrose J. Roche
St. Patrick’s
Watertown
P. J. Supple
D. T
Roxbury
Joseph F. Coppinger
Brookline
Father Powers
James J. Baxter
Cardinal O’connell
O'Connell
Henpecked Husband Locks Wife In After Revolt
Charles Schorader a West Hammond retiree and Nazarene Church member jailed after a month of domestic strife. He confined his wife and three children at 437 Johnson Street, then later released them before police arrived. He was arrested on four charges including disturbing the peace and cruelty.
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Chicago
Charles Scchorader
West Hammond
Schorader
Nazarene Church
Johnson Street
Hig
Schoracer
Scharacer
Girl Passenger Loyal Mousette Edna Peterson Returns
Miss Edna Peterson a Chicago musician studying in Europe was aboard the Devonian arriving from Liverpool. She wore a Bull Moose button and declared she was a Mousette aiding Roosevelt. Dr Spencer Meer caused a 20 minute departure delay. Dr Freer’s baggage was delayed.
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Edna Peterson
Chicago
Europe
Liverpool
Peterson
New Progressive Party
Roosevelt
England
Freer
Girl of Five Dies in Kitchen Fire Tragedy
In South Boston at 68 Tudor street six year old Mary Flaherty lit her dress while lighting a stove. She ran screaming as flames spread and died shortly after at City Hospital from extensive burns and injuries. A passing automobile owner, H C Frost, was involved in the incident.
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Tudor Street
Boston
Mary Flaherty
John H. Flaherty
Flahertys
Gold
D Streets
Flaherty
South Boston
Cliff Dwellers Seed Produce Prize Beans
O J Ames of Medford Oregon won first prize for vegetables at the county fair and pear show for a seed grown beans plant from a cliff dwelling seed found in Aztec ruins in Arizona. The beans resemble a lima bean but are more prolific and the seed has survived for centuries.
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Medford
Ore
O. J. Ames
Rogue River
Anébtler
Arizona
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