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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1916

Page

14

Brookline Woman Gifts Site for Christian Science Sanatorium

Mrs. Mary Beecher Longyear of Brookline donates a 20 acre Brookline tract for a Christian Science home or sanatorium to be run by the Mother Church. The board accepted the gift and plans move forward with construction aimed for early spring. A new department, the Christian Science Benevolent Association, is being formed to support such institutions.

Mary Beecher Longyear Brookline Christian Science Board of Directors Work of Christian Science Christian Science ‘Benevolent Association Christian Science Church Christian Science St. Paul

Paralysis Strikes Winthrop M Crane's Grandson in Dalton

Winthrop Murray Crane's infant son, one of three siblings in a Dalton home, diagnosed with infantile paralysis. Quarantined under Dr. Bruce M Paddock of Pittsfield, with symptoms appearing today after two days of illness. Seventh local case prompts strict quarantine measures to halt spread.

Dalton Winthrop Murray Crane Bruce M. Paddock Pittsfield Paddock Board of Health

Franklin Park Camels Put On Winter Coats

Franklin Park Zoo camels show off long hair as winter coats appear on Old Sol and the herd. The animals shed summer fur and many birds and larger animals also don warmer outerwear for the season.

Franklin Park Franklin Park Zoo Sol

Streeter seeks leave to intervene in Boston and Maine receivership

Minority stockholder Francis V. Streeter of Medford petitions to amend the original filing in U S District Court in the Intercontinental Rubber Company receivership. He argues the suit aims to force minority holders to relinquish stock or accept an unfair reorganization while settling claims totaling millions against the firm. Judge Morton set to hear counsel on October 16.

Boston & Maine United States District Court Francis V. Streeter Medford United States Asa P. French Streeter Intercontinental Rubber Company Morton

Police Promotions Reshape Local Force Leadership

Police Commissioner O Meara announced a series of promotions and transfers effective Monday night. Two sergeants rise to lieutenant positions. two patrolmen become sergeants. 18 patrolmen and seven reserve officers are reassigned. New lieutenants include John W Pyne and Michael Bresnahan.

O’meara John W. Pyne Crowley James I. Blaney Rogues’ Gallery Michael (. Bresnahan George Saxton Hugh A. Rourke East Boston Charles J. Wallace Roxbury Crossing Rourke Athens Street South Boston Wallace Samuel Dunlap Bresnahan Bernard J. Hopper Jamaica Plain

Last Call to Mrs Argo Divorce Notice

In the Court of Common Pleas No 2 Philadelphia an order of publication in divorce appears. Florence Trene Argo of Charlestown Massachusetts must answer by November 6 or a divorce will be granted in absentia. Arthur Vhorce Argo filed the libel. Sheriff Harry C Ransley of Philadelphia oversees proceedings.

Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Florence Trene Argo Charlestown Massachusetts Arthur Whorce Arthur Vhorce Harry C. Ransley

No settlement of tug strike at Boston Towboat

No settlement of the tug boat officers strike at the Boston Towboat Company is in sight and it is feared shipping at the port will be seriously hampered unless an arrangement is made to operate the fleet. The company seeks men from other ports to replace the strikers.

Boston Towboat Company

New Pastor for Cambridge Church

The Rev. Elmer W. Powell of Philadelphia has accepted the call to First Baptist Church Cambridge and will assume the pastorate on November 1. The position has been vacant since the resignation of Rev. John L. Campbell a year ago.

Elmer W. Powell Philadelphia First Baptist Church Cambridge John L. Campbell

Bequests for Charity Highlight Somerville Estate

Margaret A. Simpson of Somerville bequeaths $10,000 to Somerville Hospital with $5,000 for a free bed and a $10,000 trust fund. Other $2,000 bequests go to the SPCC, SPCA, Perkins Institution, Sarah Fuller Home for the Deaf, and two churches. Additional $1,000 gifts go to York Centre Church in Maine and Windham NH, plus the American Board of Foreign Missions. Cambridge considers fare rise plans as Boston Elevated faces transit rate questions.

Somerville Hospital Congregational Home Missionary Society American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Margaret A. Simpson Somerville East Cambridge Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Perkins Institution Massachusetts Home For the Blind Sarah Fuller Home Tittle Medford Orthodox Congregational Church Arlington Highland Congregational Church Congregational Church York Centre Presbyterian Church Windham N. H

Funeral services for Zenas Sears in Forest Hills Cemetery

Funeral services for Zenas Sears, a Boston merchant, were held yesterday afternoon in the Forest Hills Cemetery chapel. The Episcopal rite was led by Rev. Daniel D. Addison of All Saints Church Brookline. Burial followed in the Sears family lot at the cemetery.

Zenas Sears Boston Chapel of Forest Hills Daniel D. Addison D. D All Saints Church Brookline

Lynde Leaves Public Bequests In Somerville Will

Henry F. Lynde of Somerville filed his will in East Cambridge Probate Court. Dying Sept 24, he allocates 3000 to American Red Cross Boston Dispensary North End Mission Massachusetts General Hospital Home for Little Wanderers and Red Acre Farm. He leaves 2000 to Boston Work Horse Relief Association 59 to Independent Corps of Cadets and 40 percent to widow Emily A. Lynde with remainder to her.

Henry F. Lynde Somerville East Cambridge American Red Cross Boston Dispensary North End Massachusetts General Hospital Little Wanderers Red Acre Stowe Boston Work Horse Relief Association Independent Corps of Cadets Emily A. Lynde

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Mrs. Longyear Christian Science Sanatorium Mrs. Eddy Penny Panie U. S Stricken II Cravenette New England Washington St Lynn Gloucester Fall River Worcester Troy New Bedford Nashua Taunton Syracuse Salem Newport B. M South Shore Arthur Dorr & Go., Inc Mass Down Town Branch Canal Street Mrs. Argo Cambridge Church Margaret Simpson Willis Boston Elevated Railway Company Elevated Rockwood Cambridge Board of Trade Boston Elevated Lynde Ing Adams Square Red Sox Washington Street Brattle
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