The Fortieth-Sixth Art Club Water Color Exhibition Opens
The Art Club hosts its forty-sixth water color show with 300 works and strong landscape and genre pieces. Notable works include Fitter and Hallett landscapes, Browns church interior, Hardwick shore studies, and several marine and autumn scenes. Admission requires a ticket, and the exhibition runs another week plus studio shows by Walter and Wilbur Laurie and others at Williams & Everett's gallery.
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Diamond ring and shirt stud recovered in theft case
Special Officer Lynch of Station 5 recovered a solitaire diamond ring and a diamond shirt stud valued at £500 last night. The items were stolen from Michael J. Morrisey at 27 East Concord Street on April 2.
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Obituary notices from Boston area April births and deaths
Listings of death notices for April from Amory to Hartz include Mary Copley, Mary Amsden, Mary Attridge, Harriet Hinckley, Hattie Atwood, Charles Bowditch, William Barnes, Jeremiah Clifford, Ann Draper, George Glidden, Fred Leland, Fisk Russell, Cordelia Colburn, John Hartz. A funeral for William E. Field is set for Elliot Church Newton on Friday April 8 at 2 15 p.m with trains from Boston & Albany at 1 30. burial is private.
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The Big Clock Jewelry Ad from Wilson Kous Boston
An advertisement for TRALIUAN gold rings priced from seven to twelve dollars. It promises in-house manufacture and stamping with a two hour turnaround from a factory. It directs readers to look for the Big Clock at Wilson Kous located at 16 Tremont Row, Boston, claiming to be the largest jewellers in the city.
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