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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1921
Page
6
Coburn of Newton Massachusetts a librarian and a member of the dedication committee says the General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution will dedicate and present a memorial fountain to the Pilgrim Society on Tuesday at 2 30 p m in Pilgrim Park behind Pilgrim Hall Lieutenant Governor Fuller of Massachusetts is expected to be among the principal speakers and Arthur Lord president of the Pilgrim Society will likely respond for the organization.
Congregation members and former parishioners met at the rectory by request of Rev. Augustus J Duarte to plan a grand parish reunion in early November. The event marks the Jesuit order taking over the parish for its 75th anniversary with Father Duarte as honorary chairman and Hugh McMackin as active chairman.
Two criminals escaped from Deer Island Saturday night wearing stolen clothes from George M. Harlow's home. Otto E. Chapman and Edward P. Wells fled by boat after stealing a suitcase and abandoning boat and bag in Shirley. Chapman, a former soldier, had prior sentences. Wells had prior auto larceny conviction.
The Majestic Theatre opens as Shubert vaudeville home with dahlia displays by J K Alexander of Bridgewater. He presents a bloom to every lady in attendance and debuts a new march The Spirit of Vaudeville by George Bartlett honoring the Shuberts.
Co. F. Keeney and Fred Mooney president and secretary of District 17 of the United Mine Workers of America surrendered at the governor's office in Charleston after indictments in Mingo county stemming from the Merrimac fatal shooting last May.
A Sunday crowd on Charles street Mall confronts speaker William Quinn over the Arbuckle case prompting a mob action. Boston attorney Thomas Connolly is dragged from the scene by police after a tussle with hecklers and a charged confrontation with a soldier in uniform.
Michael Gibbons aged 32 of 694 Columbia Road Dorchester was found dead yesterday by Charles Lynch of Dorchester in a tip cart inside a stable behind 55 Alger Street South Boston.
Fargo reports 8800 signatures for a North Dakota recall election targeting state officers endorsed by the Non Partisan League. The recall date is set for October 28 with 6800 signatures required. Also noted is Pill Brothers annual outing for Cambridge employees at Canoble Lake New Hampshire with a 20-truck departure and luncheon.
A bull terrorized Potopoag district residents in Brookfield for four hours delaying cars and holding a woman and girl captive behind a wall for over an hour. Field Driver Walter M. Nichols captured the animal after a pitched confrontation.
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