Ladies' Auxiliary A. O. H. Elects Officers in Framingham
At the 101 biennial convention of the Middlesex county Ladies' Auxiliary A. O. H. held at the Casino Framingham, Jennie Gavin of Watertown presided as president. Elected officers include Mary Driscoll of Holliston as vice president and Mary Logue of Woburn as secretary. Margaret Spaulding of Waltham becomes treasurer, Annie Cadigan of Cambridge mistress at arms, and Alice Hogan of Cambridge sentinel.
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Framingham
Ladies’ Auxilary
Middlesex
Jennie A. Gavin
Watertown
Mary A. Driscoll
Holliston
Mary A. Logue
Woburn
Margaret Spaulding
Waltham
Annie Cadigan
Cambridge
Alice Hogan
Cambridge Sentinel
Elopement Rumor Rocks Fields Corner Dorchester
The rumor centers on 18 year old Lillian Finnigan daughter of Patrick Finnigan a Fields Corner liquor dealer and Parker Hurlburt a teamster living on Faulkner street The alleged elopement has stirred sensational chatter in Dorchester for a long time.
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Lillian Finnigan
Patrick Finnigan
Fields Corner
Parker Hurlburt
Faulkner Street
Dorchester
Elopement Tale: Hurlburt Takes Lilla to Yarmouth
Authorities trace rumors of an elopement after Lilla Finnigan vanished from Notre Dame School in Roxbury while 20 year old Hurlburt disappeared from work. Neighbors report a late night call confirming a move toward his mother’s home in Yarmouth Nova Scotia. The Finnigan family is kept unaware to avoid causing the father severe distress.
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Hurlburt
Yarmouth
N. S
Lilla
Notre Dame School
Roxbury
Finnigan
Adams Street
Parker
Cardinal O Connell Letter Read Across Diocese
At all masses in the Catholic churches of the diocese yesterday a letter from Cardinal O Connell announced the annual diocesan charities collection will be taken up next Sunday October 6.
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Cardinal O’connell
Slain stone mason Joseph Dupee amid feud in Kingston
In Kingston on Ring road near the French settlement on Wapping road the body of Joseph Dupee was found early. Police suspect a fatal blow from a long standing feud with French Canadian enemies, not a car collision. Medical examiner E B Hill notes a head abrasion and autopsy planned. Milkman Thomas Heath saw the body at 5:30 AM and described it laid with arms folded.
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Kingston
Joseph Dupee
Ring Road
Wapping Road
Dupee
E. B. Hill
Hill
Thomas Heath
Dupree
Five Die in Battle With Fish
A family party perishes in a dramatic water incident as sailors confronted a large school of fish. Officials report five drowned during the encounter, with authorities investigating the cause and sequence of events.
Tragic canoe accident on Pigeon River claims McCaffrey family
Mr McCaffrey his wife mother and two children perished when their canoe overturned on the Pigeon River while muscalonge fishing. A 14 pound muskalonge hooked the deceased man as rescuers recovered four bodies and the coroner ruled the fishing line caused the canoe to overturn.
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McCaffrey
Pigeon River
Muscalonge
Charles McCaffrey
Garage Fire Caused by Car Cranking Goes Up in Flames
A one story wooden garage at 23 Hansborough Street burned yesterday morning during Isaac Epstein's attempt to crank his automobile. Epstein claims gasoline flooded the carburetor as he started the engine. Police estimate total damage at 700 dollars to car and structure.
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Hansborough Street
Isaac Epstein
Epstein
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief From Constipation Headache
Claiming to ease constipation headaches biliousness and gas Cascarets are advertised as a night time remedy. The copy promises a morning clearance with a 10 cent box to soothe the liver bowels and stomach and improve mood for months, urging care for children.
Public quarrel erupts as Sickles clash with wife over mortgage
General Daniel E Sickles and his wife escalate public accusations over alleged improper conduct. Mrs Sickles threatens foreclosure on the Fifth Avenue home where he lives alone, while Sickles claims a scandal involving a dead household youth and a long-ago New York mistress. Their son Stanton counters with his own statements.
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New York
Daniel E. Sickles
Miguel
Stanton Sickles
Sickles
Fifth Avenue
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev James Sheerin of St Matthew s South Boston begins a Sunday evening sermon series to discuss citizenship and the party question for the approaching election. Other ministers attend similar services and summer duties, with talks by Rev R S MacArthur Rev F W O Brien and the Unitarian Society hosting autumn meetings in Greenfield and Somerville.
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James Sheerin
St. Matthew's Church
Broadway
F Street
Boston
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Third Congregational Church
Greenfield
Rence Buckfield
Willam Uillivan
J&chenectady
N. Y
N Church
Star
Religion of Young Manhood lecture title noted
Field secretary of religious education discusses "The Religion of Young Manhood." Bishop Lawrence will travel to Plymouth on Wednesday to lay Christ Church corner stone. Church of the Good Shepherd East Dedham to receive $5000 from Mary Lee Adams Pittsfield will fund worship maintenance.
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Lawrence
Plymouth
Christ Church
West Townsend
Church of the Good Shepherd
East Dedham
Mary Lee Adams
Pittsfield
Hartford Bride’s Accidental Self-Inflicted Death
In Hartford Connecticut on September 29 Catherine Perry 17 years old married two weeks died instantly when the revolver her husband Al Perry had loaded with ball cartridges went off while she examined it in bed. The weapon fell on the bed as he unfurled an old shirt prompting her to reach for and trigger the gun.
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Hartford
Conn
Catherine Perry
Sisson Avenue
Perry
Auction sale opens for Symphony season tickets at Symphony Hall
The first sale of season tickets begins at 10 o'clock at Symphony Hall. Seats priced at 18 dollars cover the floor back sections and certain balcony rows. Auctions proceed from front floor to back, with luncheon at 12:30, and balcony sales starting around 2. Bidders should arrive early. each bid adds a premium to the 18 dollar base price. Only four seats per bid.
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Symphony Hall
Lectures Tonight at Boston College by Mr Coler
The Hon. Bird S. Coler of New York will lecture tonight in Boston College Hall on Modern Education under the Young Men's Catholic Association. The talk opens a season of evening classes this fall and winter. Coler formerly comptroller of Greater New York and in 1905 was elected president of Brooklyn.
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Boston College
Bird
New Head of Loyal Legion Named for Rand in Boston
Colonel Arnold A. Rand of Boston becomes commander in chief of the Loyal Legion of the United States following the death of Lieutenant General Arthur MacArthur. Born 1837, Rand served in the Civil War with the 1st and 4th Massachusetts Cavalry, later studying law and entering the bar. He holds positions with John Hancock Life Insurance, the Real Estate Exchange, and Soldiers' Home in Massachusetts, and resides on Commonwealth Avenue.
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Arnold A. Rand
Boston
Loyal Legion
United States
Arthur Macarthur
Rand
Massachusetts
1St
Massachusetts Cavalry
4Th
Annie 5. Brownell
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
B Exchange
Soldiers’ Home
Algonquin Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Marshall to Be Here Today
Governor Marshall the Democratic vice presidential candidate arrives in Boston today. He will meet Governor Foss and discuss Massachusetts affairs. He speaks in Lowell and Lawrence this evening and in Lynn and Salem on Tuesday with Foss attending Cambridge tonight and Redmond reception Tuesday night.
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Marshall
Boston
Governor Foss
Massachusetts
Lowell
Lawrence
Lynn
Salem
Foss
Cambridge
Redmond
College Girl Shows Snakes at Worcester Resort
A Worcester student known as Maimie and Hattie, real name Male A Wilson, plans to begin medical studies this fall at a midwest state university. She has earned money this summer as a snake charmer at a Worcester pleasure resort and country fairs.
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Worcester
A. Wilson
Maimie
Hattie
Middle West
Miss Wilson
Boy Gives Leg to Save Girl in Hospital Skin Graft
A crippled Gary newsboy donated skin from his useless leg to save Miss Ethel Smith 18 in a motorcycle accident. Both were in a local hospital with grafts from 150 square inches of leg skin, which was later amputated.
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Gary
Ethel Smith
Rugh
Miss Smith
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