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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
3
Captain Sir Arthur W. Brown, co pilot of the first nonstop transatlantic flight with Captain Alcock, announced at a luncheon that he will compete in the around the world aerial derby planned for next year, hosted by the Aero Club of America in New York.
State and city officials along with fire chiefs from New England attend a mass meeting at the Franklin Institute marking the opening of Fire Prevention Day. The parade includes a troop of state cavalry and two brass bands as part of the kickoff events.
Frank W. Clark of Williston Vermont filed for divorce in Chittenden county court Burlington naming Belle A. Johnson Clark as his wife and Matthew W. Hunter of Essex Junction as corespondent. The case involves Clark who leads the New England Milk Producers Association.
Mr Clark testified that he married on August 28 1907 in Boston and lived in Worcester before moving to Vermont. He said Mrs Clark accepted gifts from Dr Hunter during illness, later separated, reconciled, then the Hunter alienation suit and a divorce suit followed. Mrs Clark does not contest.
Dr Alexander Mann named chairman of the house of deputies at the 44th triennial Episcopal convention in Detroit. Open sessions mark a break with precedent as bishops and deputies prepare a three year budget and consider liturgy revisions, gender roles, and alien Americanization efforts amid calls for church leadership in industrial relations.
Fred A. Fernald was appointed special administrator of the estate of the late Henry Staples Potter of 82 Commonwealth Avenue Boston by the Probate Court. He replaces the late Attorney Charles T. Gallagher and must post a $50,000 bond. Potter died June 19 this year, his will filed July 17, and the inventory lists $355,133.45 in personal property and $98,001 in real estate.
Halifax dispatch reports that the captain and four crew members of the schooner B. B. Hardwick have been rescued after drifting helplessly since Sunday. The ship was abandoned as the Barzio waited by the dismasted waterlogged vessel 480 miles southeast of Cape Race.
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