The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14
new ENGLAND NEWS
IN TABLOID FORM
Items Of Interest From All
SeCt.Cas OF yanAGelaRd

the annual meeting of the Pilgrim
Society.
Greater Boston's oldest resident is
dead. Harry Brezansky, 106 years,
for many Years well known tailor of
RoXbury, died at home for aged Jew
ish men in Dorchester.
Fees for dental services will be
advanced fully 25 per cent. under a
schedule adopted by the Portland,
Me-, Dental Society. The fee for ex-
tracing a tooth will be increased
from So to SO.
E. w. F'risbie, reaf mute and Cora
Crocker, deaf and blind, are spending
their honeymoon at Pittsfeld, Mass,
following their marriage by Rev. A.
2. Conrad in Park st. Congregational
Church, Boston.
Gov. and Mrs. Milliken OF Maine,
upon their retirement from official
life, have been presented remembran-
ces by the occupants of the State
| House. The Governor received a gold
wrist watch and Mrs. Milliken plat
mum wrist watch.
The academic exploits of the boy
wonders" at Harvard and Columbia
find no parallel at Wellesley College.
Girl prodigies are barred. Sixteen,
the authorities have decided, is about
as young as girl should be before
seeking a higher education.
Damage estimated at S150,00O was
caused by a fire which originated on
the wharf of the Consumers Fuel
company Belfast Me-, and spread to
the adjoining wharf, on which is To-
Gated the pulpwood discharging plant
of the Pejesscot Paper company. u
John Sullivan of Cambridge, Mass,
was fined SIS in the Cambridge Dis
trict Court for cutting three inches
from the end of his dogs tail with
jackknife. He paid. The case was
prosecuted for the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
a vote by the church society and
members of the parish of the High
Street Congregational Church, Port
land, Maine. to unite with the state
Street Society is the essential step
which will terminate the career of
this society. which was organized in
1880
William e. Wall of SomerviIle. |
Mass, past international president of
the Society of Master House Painters
and Decorators, urged women to take |
up paperhanging and other lighter |
forms Of decorative work" at the SEES
sion of the Massachusetts society's I
convention.
H. P. Hinckley Of the Hampden
County Improvement League was
chosen president of the Massachusetts /
Farm Bureau Federation, after that .
organization had been created by rep /
resentatives Of so county farm bu
reaus in conference at. the STATE
House. Boston
The House COMMITTEES on approp-
riat'ons in refusing % include in the
sundy civil appropriation bill. an APP
preparation Of $4,000, 600. recommend
ed by the war department for aGdi-
tional housing for the army blocked
plans TO s0Q|a - S3.s44oO0 on Camp
Dpve7s. Ness =
Howard Terry, 10. OF Grand Isle. VT.
accidentally shot and killed himself
VIII le'playing With his fathers shotgun
in the absence of other members OF
TIE family. His 14-year-old brother
heard the shot and found the younger
boy dead on the floor. the Shot enter
In bis breast below the neck
The Lenox Club Of Lenox. Mass.
for years a famous institution and the
center for spo tsmen and others OF
the million 7ire colony has been closed. /
Willis Root secretary OF The club for
l6 years, rendered his resifna.lon to
y directors. Prohibition is declared
to be the cause of the clos NJ
Under chairmanhin Of former Mayor
Frank IT. Foss Of Fitchbure. Mass. RE-
pu0licans OF the state COMMITTEE are
preparing for the work Of reorganiza-
Ton for coming State campaigns I'm
man OF the Republican state Commit
lee over Frank D. Tan OF Worcester
BY a vote OF % % IT, N
During 1920 the number off vessels
arriving In Boston from fore, IN polis
was 1855. according to statistics COM
piled by tie marine department u
.he Boston Chamber of Commerce.
The arrivals consisted OF Saf steamers,
-l3 schooner one ship. ami one -rE.
During the preceding year total OF
'99 vessels arrived in Boston from
.oreign ports last there arrived in &
Boston "a total OF 6L7l6 Immigrants +
.nd IN the preceedins year the total
vas 2a3S9
Superintendent C. Harry Dlnder-
iaie OF the public employment Office.
Io-t1n. reporine on th7 business
r2nsacied al his Office last month.
ga 'ei than Tor no month Of any year