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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1918

Page

9

Scotch Collie and Pups to Be Shown at Fund Show

Bonnie a two year old thorough bred Scotch collie will headline a dog show at the Magnolia farm of Mrs. Annie M Ryan. She recently gave birth to twelve puppies but two died leaving ten still alive and the event raises funds for Belgian relief.

Bonnie Annie M. Ryan Magnolia Belgian Relief Fund

Raymond Harland Wins Commission in Army

Raymond Harland, son of Margaret M. and the late John J. Harland of Dorchester, returned on furlough after winning a gold bar at the Officers Training School, Camp Pike, Arkansas. He entered the army May 9, 1917, at Fort Slocum, then El Paso, and was selected for advanced training in May 1918.

Dorchester Raymond Harland Margaret M John J. Harland Camp Pike Ark Fort Slocum N. Y el Paso Tex

Judge Dana's Mother Dies in New Hampshire

Mrs. Mary C. Dana of Newton Massachusetts mother of Judge William F. Dana of the Massachusetts Superior Court died suddenly at her summer home in Orford New Hampshire She was in her 77th year A son and two daughters survive Burial will be in Mount Auburn Cemetery Watertown Massachusetts

Orford N. H Mary C. Dana Newton Mass William F. Dana Massachusetts Superior Court Mount Auburn Cemetery Watertown

Played With Matches Boy Dies Of Burns

Seven year old Joseph Carnavale son of Bernard Carnavale died at House of Mercy Hospital from burns after he set fire to his blouse while playing with matches in the yard. Police found a companion did not pour kerosene into his pocket. the father’s report was found untrue.

Boston France Associated Press Republic Jack Harry Charlestown Jack O'Neill Massachusetts Humane Society Liverpool Canopic Commonwealth of the Dominion Tne Pittsfield Joseph Carnavale Bernard Carnavale House of Mercy Hospital

Funeral at 33 Arlington for Frank H. Davis

Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 33 Arlington Street Cambridge for Frank H. Davis a noted maker of paper making machinery. He died Friday morning after an operation at Copp Hospital North Cambridge with Rev Vincent Ravi Booth officiating. Interment followed in Cambridge cemetery family lot.

Frank H. Davis Arlington Street Cambridge Davis Copp Hospital North Ihe Vincent Ravi-Booth North Congregational Church Cambridge Cemetery

Mass Meeting of Truth Guild at Blessed Gabriel Monastery

A Catholic Truth Guild mass meeting was held on the grounds of the Blessed Gabriel Monastery in Brighton. About 1200 attendees listened to addresses by leaders including David S. Lawlor and Father David, with Mrs. Martha Moore Avery and others speaking. The event noted support from Cardinal O Connell and featured musical selections ending with the Star Spangled Banner.

Blessed Gabriel Monastery Brighton Catholic Truth Guild David S. Lawlor Father David O’connell Martha Moore Avery David Goldstein Paul Furfey Daniel Foley

Brockton Fire Destroys Bates Shoe Plant on Ames Street

A fire at the M. H. Bates Company shoe findings and leather factory in Brockton caused heavy stock losses, with damage feared near 20000 dollars. Firemen fought to confine the blaze in a dangerous district. cause is unknown.

Brockton M. H. Bates Company Ames Street Bates

British admit retreat near Kemmel and Salient loss

Berlin reports the British front shortened between Ypres and LaBassee by relinquishing the Salient toward Haze brouck and Kemmel. The war office statement notes German movements unseen by the enemy, while British detachments in the forefield engage anew as Kemmel falls to the enemy.

Berlin London War Office Ypres LaBassee Hazebrouck Kemmel Bailleul Neuf Berquin Lawe

Quits Pulpit to Fight in the Navy

The Reverend resigns his pulpit to enlist in the Navy. He cites duty to country as his motive and plans to report for service in the coming weeks. Details of his parish and ensuing assignment remain undisclosed.

Ex-Sailor Nathaniel Melbert Leaves Pulpit for Sea

Nathaniel H. Melbert of Houston Texas, formerly a sailor, has quit his pulpit to return to sea. He is aboard a training ship at Boston and after six weeks of training will ship as an ordinary sailor.

Nathaniel H. Melbert Houston Tex Boston

Finneran Backs Gaston Candidacy at Roxbury Meeting

Francis J. Finneran president of the Democratic Club of Massachusetts addressed a large Division 16 AOH gathering at Needham Hall Roxbury yesterday afternoon in favor of Colonel Gaston for the Democratic nomination for Governor. Jeremiah J. Kelly of Roxbury also spoke.

Francis J. Finneran Democratic Club of Massachusetts Division 16 Needham Hall Roxbury Finneran Colonel Gaston Democration Jeremiah J. Kelly

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