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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1922

Page

13

Caledonian Picnic Holds Juvenile Dance Winners

At West Roxbury Caledonian Grove the annual picnic featured 36 contests with 6000 spectators. Winners included Gladys Graham Dorothy Sampson Louise Graham and Ruth Eagle in juvenile dances while Tony Rath won the three mile run after a close finish. Harry Lauder attended and embraced dancer Frances McDonald as the crowd cheered.

Caledonian West Roxbury Gladys Graham Dorothy Sampson Louise Graham Ruth ‘Eagle Caledonian Grove Spring Street Tony Rathgob Billy Qeal Harry Lauder Frances Foo Foo) McDonald

Midway celebration links prizes with dolls and toys

Children enjoyed a local event at the midway where prizes included dolls and various toys, spreading cheer among attendees.

Swiftstar Crew Rescued After Block Island Grounding

Captain Stevenson and nine crewmen of the tank steamer Swiftstar were landed at Newport after being taken off near Black Rock by the fishing sloop Dorothy B. The N-2 submarine stood by while 838 sailors were removed by coast guardsmen and brought ashore at Block Island. the vessel still pounded ashore but could be lightered and refloated if weather moderates.

Newport R. I Stevenson Swiftstar Black Rock Block Island Dorothy B Fall River Mass

Shell shock victim hangs himself in Newbury barn

Prentiss A. Myrick, 33, WWI veteran with shell shock, died by hanging in his barn in West Newbury. He returned from New Jersey three months ago after hospital confinement and had made a prior attempt the previous Monday but was discovered in time.

West Newbury

Crowell to Stand Trial Next Week in Robbinston Murder

Edward A Crowell faces trial next week for the alleged murder of his wife in Robbinston during a June quarrel. The Supreme Court adjourned until Tuesday in respect for former Chief Justice William Whitehouse whose funeral will be held in Augusta tomorrow.

Machias Edward A. Crowell Robbinston Supreme Court William ¥. Whitehouse Augusta

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