A C H GIVES RECEPTION FOR Wilkesbarre Regiment in Cambridge
Hibernians from Greater Boston gathered in Commercial Hall to honor officers of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union Regiment of Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania. Prominent figures including Cambridge Mayor Timothy W Good and Rev James A McHugh spoke as souvenirs and music followed the addresses.
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Hibernians
Greater
Boston
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
Total Abstinence Union Regiment
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Russell Field
Cambridge
Timothy W. Good
Edward Slattery
Curley
The
Joseph V. Tracey
Brighton
C. FA. A
Maurice J. O’connor
D. D
Hibernian IT. A. A
Edwin Mulready
Board of Labor and Industry
James A. McHugh
William F. Murphy
P. J. Gibbons
Dennis McCauley
P. J. Duffy
Joseph Ramsey
William Delaney
College romance leads to wedding in Winchester
An intercollegiate romance culminated Saturday in the wedding at Winchester of Miss Margaret Mills of Wellesley and Paul Badger of Yale. The ceremony was performed by the bride's father Rev Carlton P Mills at 56 Fletcher street. The bride's sister Dorothy Mills served as maid of honor with ring bearers Ethel Louise Kennedy and Tristram McKinnon. Best man was Erastus B Badger, 24, brother of the groom.
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Winchester
Margaret Mills
Wellesley
Paul Badger
Yale
Carlton P. Mills
Fletcher Street
Dorothy Mills
Ethel Louise Kennedy
Plainfield
N. J
Tristram McKinnon
Erastus B. Badger
Dog Anxious to Go on Exhibition in Seattle
A cocker spaniel owned by Mrs. C. F. Johnson of Everett escaped from its box after the Seattle Kennel Club show. The owner notified police and later found the frightened dog attempting to reenter an empty cage at the First Avenue and Seneca Street venue.
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Seattle
Watch
C. F. Johnson
Everett
Seattle Kennel Club
Governor Walsh Sums Recovery After Horse Fall
Governor Walsh remained out of bed all day at Des Brisay Hospital where he is recovering from a broken arm suffered after a fall from his horse at the riding school. He received visitors including his brother Major Walsh and his private secretary Mr. Connelly.
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Walsh
Des Brisay Hospital
Major Walsh
Mr. Connelly
Open Air School Studies In Boston
Miss Carrie V. Jackson, principal of the Open Air School of St. Louis, visits Boston to study outdoor schooling and its handling of incipient tuberculosis in children. She has already examined Chicago Buffalo and Springfield and postponed plans to visit Germany due to wartime outbreak.
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Carrie V. Jackson
St. Louis
Boston
Miss Jackson
Chicago
Buffalo
Springfield
Mass
Germany
East Boston Officer Taylor Dies After Ten Years as Probation Officer
Charlies F. Taylor a longtime East Boston resident and probation officer at the East Boston Court died yesterday at Maverick House East Boston. A former master pilot on the Boston and Bangor line he once served as custodian of the old court house. He was never married and is survived by a sister Mrs Ellen Needham in Wireton Penn who has been notified.
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Charlies F. Taylor
East Boston
East Boston Court
Maverick House
Old Boston & Bangor Steamship Line
Eastern Steamship Company
Taylor
Old Court House
Ellen Needham
Wireton
Penn
Fire Alarm Stops Fight in Sheridan Circle Incident
John Rivers of Sheridan circle Winchester attacked his son with a long knife after a family dispute. An 81-year-old daughter sounded an alarm from Box 4 to summon police and firemen. Officers separated the combatants. Rivers was arrested with a knife and liquor on him. He will be arraigned in Woburn court.
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John Rivers
Sheridan Circle
Winchester
Box 4
Rivers
Woburn
Funeral services for Theodore W Whitney held in Cambridge
Theodore W Whitney, Temple Place linen merchant, died recently. Services were at Mt. Auburn Chapel Cambridge attended by about 100 firm employees and many business friends. Rev Harris G Hale led the service with a group of pastors and associates present. Interment followed at Mt Auburn Cemetery.
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Theodore W. Whitney
Temple Place
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Cambridge
Harris G. Hale
Leyden Congregational Church
Brookline
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Whiteney
Mr. Whitney
John Harding
E. A.davis, Jr
William &E. Pierce
Daniel T. Holland
William F. Nightingale
Robert K. Tomlin
Mark Twain’s Agile Frog Outdone in Minnesota Find
A six legged frog found at Long Lake by RK. Rettinger a Minneapolis grocer outdoes the famed jumping frog tale. The creature has two pairs of hind jumping legs and a first class pair of alighting legs in front.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Mark Twain
Long Lake
Rettinger
Two Girls Kill Seventeen Rattlers in Day at Oakley
In Oakley Kansas on September 20 Mise Hulda and Miss Mary Hill killed seventeen rattlesnakes in one day. They found two rattlers in a hole in the pasture before breakfast and later dug fifteen more from the same hole.
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Oakley
Kan
Mise Hulda
Mary Hill
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C. T. A. U. Regiment
McCrere Newspaper Syndicate
Charles F. Taylor
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