Postal officials to dine Treanor and Mulcahy
A complimentary dinner will be tendered Hugh F. Treanor new superintendent of postal station A and P J Mulcahy new chief clerk to the superintendent at the central office at the American House this evening. Postmaster Murray Superintendent Gountie and several assistant superintendents have been invited.
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Treanor
Mulcahy
Hugh F. Treanor
P. J. Mulcahy
Central Post Office
American House
Murray
Gountie
Pollyanna Finds Sunshine in Duty Across Aunt Polly's Rules
Pollyanna arrives to live with Aunt Polly and discovers the glad game. She searches for joy in daily duties, while Aunt Polly frets about proper care and instruction. Pollyanna still seeks reasons to be glad, even in chores, and finds a beam of light in duty.
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Pollyanna
Polly
Aunt Polly
Mr. Tom
Nancy
Miss Polly
Timothy
Pollyanna Shops for Wardrobe and Brightens Polly
Timothy drives Miss Polly and Pollyanna to dry goods stores for a new wardrobe. Pollyanna’s radiant mood stems from finally getting brand-new clothes, and she delights clerks with her cheer. Nancy and Old Tom share stories about Pollyanna’s mother and a farm, while Pollyanna and Nancy joke about names and happiness. Pollyanna ends the day with a pleased, hopeful note as she goes to bed in a warm room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Miss Polly
Pollyanna
Old Tom
Nancy
Polly
Tor
Clarissa Mabelle
Pollyanna Takes a Moonlit Roof Bed in Miss Polly’s Attic
Pollyanna escapes the hot attic by climbing to the sun parlor roof with sealskin and bag cushions for a bed. Miss Polly discovers the intruder, orders her downstairs, and then insists Pollyanna sleep in her bed for safety. The scene shifts to a calm though busy routine as Pollyanna adapts to Harrington life and meets the enigmatic Man on walks.
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Pollyanna
Miss Polly
Joel Hartley
Nancy
Sun Parlor
Timothy
Old Tom
Aunt Polly
Mr. Tom
Polly
Harrington Homestead
Bromfield Street Merchants Organize Association
The Bromfield Street merchants form the Bromfield Street Merchants Association with Henry Penn as president and G J Esselen as vice president. The plan aims to boost Bromfield street as a top Boston shopping thoroughfare with over 100 member businesses.
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Bromfield Street
Boston
Men Plead Not Guilty to Freight Car Theft
Four men faced Somerville Police Court after alleged theft of over $1000 in canned meats intended for Allied troops in Europe. Dennis Regan Daniel Welch James J Culligan and Frank Markey pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering and larceny from freight cars and were held in 200 dollars until May 5. Nine cars at Mystic Junction were entered with about $1000 in goods stolen and only about $40 recovered.
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Europe
Boston & Maine Railroad
Patrick J. Sullivan
John J. Cummings
Somerville
Dennis Regan
Daniel Welch
James J. Culligan
Frank Markey
Mystic Junction
Imprisoned in Elevator at City Hall Annex
A city hall annex elevator stalled between floors trapping several employees including two women. Catherine A. Sullivan was among the prisoners. The operator of the adjacent car aligned floors, opened the roof trap, and a ladder enabled all to escape to the second floor and out to the street.
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City Hall Annex
Catherine A. Sullivan
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