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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
7
Lawrence P Land, newly elected exalted ruler of the Somerville Lodge of Elks, born in Chelsea 43 years ago, has lived in Somerville for eight years. He is active in society and amateur theatricals and will assume his new office on April 13 with many well wishes from friends.
Society notes reveal Miss Mary Josephine Amory returning from Aiken for Easter season entertainments in Boston. Her parents plan summer at Beverly Cove while a convoy of Boston elites and their guests attend teas, dinners, and social events, with many families traveling to New York and Newport for society affairs and weddings.
A reader asks if a 22 year old should marry a 50 year old widower with grown daughters. Miss Champagne cautions against the union citing family tension and power clashes. suggests waiting until the daughters marry for harmony.
Farrington, a young man, reflects on his own losses as a grieving woman in black shares her story. She and her son Tommy face hardship after the father loses a leg, yet she plans to work, save, and someday buy a farm. Her kindness renews Farrington’s faith as he aidfully provides lunch and marigolds for the boy.
At Lorimer Hall the annual meeting will feature resolutions by Rev. Herbert S. Johnson condemning Congo Free State abuses. Speakers include George E. Copeland of Worcester Rev. A. Z. Conrad of Park Street Church and William Shaw.
John T. Boyle, a Cambridge park department tree climber, fell from a tree near the ice house off Massachusetts Avenue in North Cambridge yesterday and sustained serious injuries. He was taken to Cambridge Hospital.
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