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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1915

Page

7

Adjutant Bird Killed At Middleboro In Marksmanship Act

A zoo adjutant bird escaped last Saturday and was shot Thursday in Middleboro by Clarence Shaw and Herbert Pratt militia sharpshooters. Deputy fish and game commissioner Nathan W. Pratt arranged the shot after the bird was seen in the area. The bird died from a wing wound and was transported to Dorchester for mounting to be displayed at the bird house.

Zoo Middleboro Clarence Shaw Herbert Pratt Nathan W. Pratt Fish and Game McNealy

Reception on Night of Silver Wedding Day

Mr and Mrs Howard D Fillebrown of Malden celebrated their silver wedding with a reception at 20 Church Street. The couple’s surviving parent Mrs Lucy Fillebrown of Brookline aged 78 and their son Neubert H Fillebrown aged 24 attended. Mr Fillebrown has worked 33 years at United Shoe Machinery Company Beverly. They were born in Charlestown and lived in Malden since marriage.

Howard D. Fillebrown Malden Church Street Lucy . Fillebrown Brookline Neubert H. Fillebrown Fillebrown United Shoe Machinery Company

First Meeting for Jewish Congress in Roxbury

A prominent opening meeting in the campaign for an American Jewish Congress will be held tomorrow afternoon at Otisfield Hall Roxbury. The session will discuss adopting Brandeis plan and other vital Jewish topics with over 10 percent attendance expected.

Greater Boston Otisfield Hall Roxbury New England Louis D. Brandeis Jewish Congress Organization Committee Brandeis

Lapham Seeks Partnership for Foreign Paint Venture

Silas Lapham, wealthy Boston industrialist, weighs a commission based deal with Thomas Corey a Beacon Hill scion who offers to market the mineral paint abroad. Corey pitches languages and overseas experience while Lapham recalls the mine’s origin as he weighs expansion plans and a Nantasket outing to seal a possible agreement.

Silas Lapham Vermont Boston Nankeen Square South End Lapham Beacon Street Thomas Corey Beacon Hill

Onboard the steamboat with Corey and a wary Colonel

On the boat the Colonel discusses public questions and rest, noting his rule to rest the mind from business. Corey listens as they observe unfamiliar faces, summer crowds, and the ease of judging couples by appearance while the city recedes.

Corey Lapham Congress

Copyright notice for Howells work

Copyright by W. D. Howells published by arrangement with Houghton Mifflin Co the authorized publishers.

W. D. Howells Houghton, Mifflin & Co

Continued in Tomorrow's Sunday Post

Fragmentary line mentions continuation in the Tomorrow's Sunday Post with an unclear note about a cough remedy and Adamson's Balsam. No clear event or entities to anchor a fuller summary.

Sunday Post Adamson

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