Dr. Nelson B. Baker, pastor of Trinity Baptist Church, was the speaker at the Voice of Youth Hour at the Park Street Congregational Church of Boston Sunday afternoon. The service was broadcast over radio station WHDH. |
AT STATE & ORPHEUM |
Beginning today, there will be a new second feature on the same program The Awful Truth, which is being held over for a second record-breaking week at both Leow's State and Orpheum theatres.
The picture is Murder in Grenwich [sic] Village, which is another Columbia production and replaces The Game That Kills.
Richard Arlen and Fay Wray are co-starred in the vehicle which is a behind the scenes glimpse of the romantic and interesting life of commercial photography its people and its models. |
FRANK W. GARRETT |
Frank W. Garrett, for the past thirty years a resident of Arlington Heights, passed away at his home, 7 Tanager st. Monday. Funeral services were held in the Hartwell Funeral Chapel, 792 Mass. ave., Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. John M. Phillips of Hartford, Conn., formerly pastor of Park Avenue Church, Arlington Heights.
Mr. Garrett was born in Ballston Spa, N. Y., July 19, 1865, and is the last member of his family. His wife, Sarah Eaton Garrett, passed away three years ago last May. Burial was in the family lot in Delaware, Ohio.
He was for many years superintendent of a department of the Boston Elevated Railway, also connected with the General Electric Company, but more recently with the Avery Radio Service of Arlington until an illness had kept him confined to his home for the past six weeks. |
MRS. SARAH A. SPILLER |
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah A. Spiller was held yesterday afternoon with services at her late home, 66 Alpine street. Burial was in Edson cemetery in Lowell. Mrs. Spiller was the widow of the late Dana H. Spiller. She passed away last Sunday. |
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MRS. M. GERTRUDE KELLY |
A very large number of people attended the funeral of Mrs. M. Gertrude Kelly, late of 48 Pine street, on Wednesday morning when a high mass of requiem was celebrated in St. James' Church. Rev. Maurice J. O'Connor, pastor of the parish, officiated. Burial was in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Mrs. Kelly was the wife of John U. [sic] Kelly. She was born in Marlboro 45 years ago and lived here for the past ten years. She was active in the Emblem club and the Brackett Parent-Teacher Association.
Besides her husband she leaves two daughters, Patricia and Maureen Kelly. |
JOHN J. SWEENEY |
The funeral of John J. Sweeney, late of 18 Pierce street, was held yesterday morning. A high mass of requiem was celebrated in St. James' [sic] Church. Burial was in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
He was the husband of Mrs. Mabel (Fox) Sweeney. He was born in St. John's [sic], N. B., and lived here five years. He was employed by the Boston & Maine railroad. He leaves, besides his wife, a son, J. Raymond Sweeney and a grandson, Donald R. Sweeney. |
JOHN J. AHERN |
Funeral services for the late John J. Ahern of 17 Beacon street, were held
this morning. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated in St. Agnes' Church. A large delegation of
member of Arlington Council, K. of C., of which the late Mr. Ahern was a member, attended the mass.
Burial was in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
Mr. Ahern passed away on Wednesday. He was the husband of Mrs. Agnes
(Cullinane) Ahern. He was born in this town sixty-four years ago. |
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