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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1912

Page

13

Noseworthy and Child wed in Cambridge wedding

Miss Emma J Noseworthy of Cambridge married Charles A Child of Waverley at the bride’s sister’s home in Cambridge. The ceremony was under a pine and pink bower with family present. They will reside in Waverley where Mr Child is involved in business.

Emma J. Noseworthy Cambridge Charles A. Child Waverley James H. French Chatham Street Ransom M. Church St. Peter's Episcopal Church Miss Noseworthy Mrs. Child Mr. Child Charles H. Child

Bartletts Gift to Art Museum Nears Boston Public

Francis Bartlett’s gift totaling 11.73 million includes nearly 1.5 million in Chicago real estate given to the Museum of Fine Arts. The bequest aims to enrich the Boston institution’s collections and may enable expanded evening hours with artificial lighting during the upcoming winter. Gardiner M. Lane, president of the trustees, discussed the move.

Francis Bartlett Chicago Museum of Fine Arts Boston Mr. Bartlett Gardiner M. Lane

Boston Art Museum Gift Prompts City Role and Extended Hours

Mayor FitzGerald backs city involvement and $50 000 annual funding for the Art Museum citing Bartletts Chicago gift of 11 730 000 income over 198 years to support education and extended evening hours for weekends. Funds will first buy art then support operations.

Boston Institute F Technology Oys Art Museum Chicago Bartlett

Boston Museum of Fine Arts Poised to Bid on New Works

The Museum has no definite paintings or antiquities for purchase now but will bid actively if such items appear. Francis Bartlett, owner of 236 Beacon Street, lies very ill at home and his condition is reported serious.

New England Shuman Corner Francis Bartlett Art Museum Boston Museum of Fine Arts Beacon Street

Gala Day in Erin Presented at St Johns Newton Lower Falls

On St Patrick s night March 17 an original operetta titled A Gala Day in Erin ran in the basement of St Johns Church Newton Lower Falls with 125 in the cast and 800 in the audience many turned away. A repeat is planned for April 11 with new features and improvements by Father Callahan and Professor Lanigan. The show features Irish fairies gypsies peasants leprechauns and imps with grand Irish choruses and melodies.

St. Patrick’s St. John’s Church Newton Lower Falls Erin Father Callahan Professor Lanigan Dorchester St. Patrick’s Day Irish Glens

Crane and Pennell Reach Tennis Final in New York

Former champions Joshua Crane of Boston and Vane Pennell of England advanced to the amateur court tennis final after semi-final wins. The winner meets Jay Gould for the national title Saturday. Crane defeated Charles Sands in five sets and Pennell beat Pierre Jorillard Jr. in five sets.

New York Joshua Crane Boston Vane Pennell England Jay Gould Crane Charles I. Sands Pennell Pierre Jorillard, Jr Tuxedo

Malden Mayor pushes charge for pole locations

Mayor George S. Farrell announces the Malden city will seek payment from New England Telephone & Telegraph for pole locations within city limits after the company refused to provide free service to city departments. He says future pole placements will incur charges and the city may bill for past locations.

George S. Farrell Malden New England Telephone & Telegraph Company Mayor and Finance Commission

St. Joseph's Guild Plans Whist Party in Somerville

A diamond whist party under St. Joseph's Guild will be held at the Webster avenue rooms in Somerville on Friday evening April 12. Tickets have been sold to a wide circle, with prizes to be awarded. The event, decorated by committee chair Miss Mary C. Kiley and members Mrs. A. C. White and Misses Agnes Corkhill Mary Gorse Belle Buckley, aims for a large turnout.

St. Joseph's Guild Webster Avenue Somerville Mary C. Kiley A. C. White Agnes M. Corkhill Mary Gorse Belle Buckley

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