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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1909
Page
10
A national campaign among the Knights of Columbus seeks the appointment of a new Health Secretary in President Taft's cabinet. A committee will draft letters to all councils requesting support in the effort from April 15 in Cleveland Ohio.
Morse Made is produced by the largest equipped New England clothing store. The firm operates two six story buildings with over two acres of floor space. Workshops are model cleanliness and sanitary appointments with top store fittings for fine clothing. Morse goods are better made and cheaper to produce under favorable conditions. Suits in all grades and sizes from 10 to 35 dollars.
The Merchants' Association will announce final tour plans at the regular meeting at the American House next Wednesday. A special train will run through Maine and southern New Hampshire, with doctors lawyers bankers and merchants forming a representative party to spread cooperation and optimism.
Beverly residents prepare for President Taft and his family visiting June 5. Officials weigh reception sites and private communications, while Police Chief Ferguson coordinates extra protection along Shore Drive. Postmaster Norwood and carrier Jim Brown brace for increased mail and deliveries to the summer capital.
We present four post beds dressing tables highboys writing tables settles sofas and more in a superb collection. Many pieces are made in our own factory with very reasonable prices for this quality line.
The Union School of Salesmanship graduation ceremony was held at the Women's Educational and Industrial Union on Boylston Street. Twenty seven graduates finished a three month program preparing them for department store roles with real shop practice and compensation.
Dr George A Gordon pastor of Old South Church was honored at a banquet marking 25 years of service. About 100 guests attended at the Somerset Hotel with speakers including ex governors Guild and Long and notable figures from Harvard and the Atlantic Monthly.
George W. Crosby an expert accountant died last night at his niece’s home in Newton Highlands in his 74th year. He was born October 23, 1835 in Leominster and graduated from Harvard in 1858. He spent 47 years with the R. H. White Company, serving nearly 40 years as treasurer and later financial manager. He left a wife and son dead years ago, three sisters survive. Funeral services Saturday afternoon will run from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in his memory.
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