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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
12
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature a story by Sinclair Lewis, author of Babbitt and Main Street, in its upcoming issue. He is noted for They Live by the Sword and other works.
Dr. Slattery is to be consecrated bishop coadjutor of the Massachusetts diocese at Trinity Church Boston with a ceremony attended by clergymen and lay officials from across New England. The diocese encompasses 250 clergy 27 parishes and missions and about 100000 communicants. He will reside at 290 Marlboro Street Boston and receive a 5000 annual salary with a house rental allowance. A large procession and luncheon at Copley Plaza follow the service with multiple bishops presiding and speakers planning further appearances in the region.
Bishop Lawrence and Suffragan Bishop Babcock and families greet Dr Slattery in Boston. He was a guest at Bishop Lawrence's home at 122 Commonwealth Avenue last night and will remain there.
Mrs Carrie Guggenheim widow of Isaac Guggenheim is left 180000 dollars a year by his will filed for probate in Mineola New York. The will sets the residuary estate in trust for the widow and names her as executor with Daniel Morris Solomon and Simon Guggenheim. The estate totals multi millions with personal property over 1.1 million and real property over 400000.
John Moxley Bailey aged 78, longtime Mason and member of the Detroit Lodge for 52 years, died at his Los Angeles home. Family and lodge members noted his long service and standing among Masons.
Miss Mary Winifred Fewry married Concord Police Chief William George Ryan in St Bernard Church Concord. The ceremony followed a nuptial mass celebrated by Rev Michael P Mahon with Catherine Fewry as bridesmaid and Stephen Tackney as best man.
Morning Star Lodge of Worcester founded in 1798 and St. John's Lodge of Boston organized in 1733 hosted a banquet at Masonic Temple. 175 members attended as guests and five new members began their first degree work. Wives of Morning Star officers were entertained at a dinner and later joined the St. John's spouses at the Wilbur Theatre.
Rome, Oct. 30. Archbishop Nasalis Rocca of Bologna and Archbishop Tosi of Milan are expected to receive the red hat at the December consistory. Papal nuncio Mer Locatelli to Portugal has arrived in Rome and will not return to Lisbon before becoming a Cardinal. Mgr. Bonzano, apostolic delegate in the United States, will go to Rome to receive the red biretta, being replaced by Mgr. Pietro Famasoni Biondi as new apostolic delegate at Washington.
Miss Mary Kielty a 20 year old maid living at 1720 Beacon street Brookline was struck by an automobile owned and operated by Granville Johnson of 25 Oldr Chad road Newton as she crossed the street near her residence. She was carried into her home and attended by Dr Francis T Jantzen of 15 Kilsyth road who diagnosed contusions and abrasions to the nose face and body.
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