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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
6
Massachusetts Grand Lodge seeks court approval to apply the Williams fund now about 237 538 69 to the Charlton Masonic Home, arguing the cy pres principle since a Charlton home already exists at a cost of 142 479 19 and cares for 50 to 60 Masons. The suit names Attorney General J Weston Allen as defendant.
The Roxbury Notre Dame Alumnae announce a two day sale at Hotel Vendome on April 8 and 9 to raise funds for renovating the convent chapel in memory of Sister Georgiana. Activities include children's entertainment, matinee whists, a dancing party, booths with candy flowers and novelties, a hope chest centerpiece, and a cafe de luxe popular with attendees.
The printing strike widens to two more shops as wage cut notices appear. Boston Typothetae leaders denounce the move as a breach of the 44 hour week agreement and accuse unions of masking wage issues while insurers guarantee printers' profits during the stoppage.
The probate of Annie Louise Cary widow and former prima donna reveals a $100000+ charity bequest in a $50000 estate. The largest gift is $50000 to the People's Symphony Orchestra of New York with $10000 to the Good Will Farm for Boys Maine and $10000 to Wayne Maine library. Income from a $5000 Scarboro library trust funds the Scarboro library. Residue goes to four hospitals, three in Maine. Cary died aged 73.
At the Boston Principals Association monthly meeting held at Hotel Bellevue, leaders discussed how business and industry relate to Massachusetts and Boston public schools. Speakers included Frank G. Allen, B. Loring Young, Mayor Peters, and William B. Snow. Augustus H. Kelley presided as about 100 principals attended.
Thomas McSwane of 49 Shawmut Avenue Boston identified the body found in Nantasket last Monday as Frank Nichols years old who boarded at the same address as McSwane.
Dublin April 6 Sinn Fein accuses Lord Edmund Bernard Talbot of being appointed viceroy of Ireland to turn his name and faith into propaganda abroad and sow discord among Irish Catholics. The statement claims Irish opinion lacks sectarian zeal and cites Catholic bishops in its critique.
Opposed settlement lines drawn by the op s and Sinn Feiners dissented from armed resistance to aggression. The statement warned that appointing a Catholic as tyrant agent would repulse Irish Catholics and alienate them from the policy.
Headliners from B F Keiths Theatre toured the city to promote matinee tickets for National Vaudeville Artists matinee next Friday in the business districts. All matinee receipts from local theatres go to the fund offering $1000 life insurance free to all NV A members.
An old style ad touts Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets as a safe substitute that clears skin and improves health without harsh medicines. It promises relief from dullness, constipation, and pimply skin, claiming the tablets detoxify the liver and bowels with a purely vegetable formula sold in 15c and 30c sizes.
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