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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1911
Page
3
Police seek two individuals who allegedly aided a 77 year old man on Providence Street Worcester to teach coin matching. The incident ended with the man losing 895 dollars drawn from a bank yesterday.
Chief Inspector Joseph Dugan the oldest in the Boston police department celebrated the 424th anniversary of his appointment at police headquarters yesterday. He spent the day receiving congratulations from colleagues and city officials.
To the Editor of the Post, Harry N. Farren and W A Edwards state the Columbia Theatre remains under Edwards and Farren management. They continue to operate as lessees and will hold regular Friday night amateur performances tonight unless the public is notified otherwise.
Melrose Y M C A workers on the third day of an eight day effort to raise 45000 to pay debts and improve the building reported total funds of 16494 with 1420 raised yesterday. The business men's team 461 the executive committee 471 and the young men's team 181 contributed. A school group led by William H H Pierce formed to aid the drive. Next Wednesday at midnight the 45000 goal must be met with five days remaining.
The city enjoyed a record warm April 27 with a high near 80 degrees the warmest for the date since 1872. Beachgoers flocked to Revere and L Street, while crowds filled the Common and Public Garden as open cars passed along Jamaica Strandway.
The New England Women's Press Club hosts a supper vaudeville and dance in Copley Hall to raise funds for women writers. Patronesses include Lara Anderson, Charles H. Bond, Edward Bok, and Kate Douglas Wiggin. The program features New England Reveries by Susan T Bowker with 35 club members performing. Robert L. Moore is the sole male in the cast.
Rev W H Van Allen urged churchgoers to attend theatres to uplift drama and teach moral lessons. He cited adapting medieval plays to modern life and shared his own stage experiences. He argued for developing church drama, professional acting for children, and open hospitality to stage people despite private life scrutiny.
Household writer Ralph Rust of Willis Michigan praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a longstanding home remedy for spring cleansing of the blood and expelling humors from winter. He notes taking it yearly and favoring both liquid and Sarsatabs forms for weather-exposed farming life.
Gardner Brothers of Lynn closes negotiations with A. E. Little & Son of Lynn to lease the big factory at Centre and Montello streets Brockton. The plant will employ between 500 and 100 workers.
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