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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1908

Page

7

Country Dance in Bingville Raises Relief Funds at Howe Barn

The James A. Houston Company Relief Association hosted a dance at Howe Barn 177 Huntington Ave attracting over 150 couples. Women wore calico dresses with sun bonnets, men in station attire, and a moonlight dance highlighted the event. P. B. Magrane attended with Edward P. Clancy among guests. The relief association reported a neat profit.

Bingville James A. Houston Company Relief Association Huntington Avenue M. B. Lynch Mary Cass Lizzie Tierney P. B. Magrane Houston Company Edward P. Clancy

Measles Epidemic Threatens Wakefield Schools

An epidemic of measles in Wakefield reaches serious proportions with 46 new cases reported in the Greenwood district to the Board of Health in the last 24 hours and risks closing schools and public places.

Wakefield Greenwood Board of Health

Advice column on a young woman's marriage to a much older widower

Mildred Champagne counsels a 22 year old writer who faces a 45 year old widower with three children and a $40 weekly salary. The letter asks whether to invite him home and risk family opposition, while the adviser warns that money cannot buy lasting happiness.

Miss Champagne

Marguerita Padula Becomes Youngest Immigrant Union Member

In Worcester on April 27, 17 year old Marguerita A Padula chose joining the Musicians Union over losing her post as accompanist for the Rostrevor Minstrels. The union accepted her after club officers advised and paid the $5 initiation fee.

Worcester Musicians’ Union Rostrevor Minstrels Catholic Society of Worcester Marguerita A. Padula Padula William H. Power The Rostrevors Tetbury

Tragic Death After Quinidine Pills Found

Glen Cove reports the death of John Miller age two after ingesting sugar coated quinine pills found at home. The child, son of Jesse Miller, died shortly after consuming the poison.

Glen Cove Long Island John Miller Jesse Miller

Oh I wrote my love a letter to be read

A humorous Irish lyric about Kate unable to write her beloved a letter and the postman delivering silence because her love cannot read or write. Kate hides the name outside the letter to avoid neighbors’ teasing while trusting her faithful lover.

Altho Kate

Wife’s separation revealed in Worcester business circles

Worcester April 27. An advertisement reveals trouble in a prominent Worcester family. John Francis Legg declares he pays his wife Emma Duke Legg a weekly allowance and will not cover any further bills. Legg, head of Worcester Woolen Co., lives at 5 Claremont Street with his parents. He would not discuss divorce. The couple married in 1901 in Centreville Rhode Island. Legg, 30, and Emma, two years his senior, are known figures in Worcester and Providence society.

Worcester Mass Providence Emma Duke Legg Francis Legg Claremont St John Francis Legg Worcester Woolen Company Southgate Street Claremont Street Legg Mr. Legg Mary Emma Duke Warwick R. I Centreville Joseph Cooper Burvillville

Best Recipes of New England Housewives

A collection of home cooking tips with detailed recipes for meat loaf salmon with cream gravy and a rich yeasted cake. Recipes credit Mrs W C West Somerville Mrs D P Newcomb Taunton and BE Meyers Cambridge with instructions and serving notes.

New England W. C. West Putnam Street Somerville D. P. Newcomb Weir Street Taunton

Taunton Bound to Grand Jury in Bank Murder Case

In a courtroom twist, a bank murder suspect is moved to the grand jury. The trial centers on Mr Atkins the cashier found dead near the bank safe with missing cash. A stenographer testifies spotting a man with a coat in his hands and a clothing mismatch with bank president Maybery. Detectives seize a large suspect as accuser becomes accused.

Grand Jury Mr. Atkins Atkinson Mr. Mayvery Markham Stong

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