Record Lobster Shipment Sets Port Comfort Record
A Yar mouth line steamer Boston arrived with 214 375 live lobsters in 1795 crates from Nova Scotia, the largest crustacean shipment ever to enter the port. It marks the second time this season the vessel has broken the lobster record, with the Governor Cobb also carrying lobsters in yesterday’s arrivals.
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Yarmouth Line
Boston
Governor Cobb
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Georgian gains Boston dining fame after year of reinvention
The Georgian marks one year under new management with a fresh Boston dining concept. It highlights a bold reorganization and a menu featuring rare delicacies and native cooks from around the world, aiming to broaden local palates and introduce diners to new dishes.
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New England
Boston
Protests Over Fourth Class License for Mount Bowdoin Store
Licensing Board hears a large remonstrance against granting a fourth class liquor license to Mount Bowdoin Grocery Company at 192 Washington Street Dorchester. Clergy oppose while Harry J and Alice Levins supporters cite their grocery store. Board will consider after hearing.
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Mount Bowdoin Grocery Company
Washington Street
Dorchester
Harry J
Alice Levins
Protesant Church Music Plans and Lectures Across Boston
A special musical program at Union Church features Gounod Messe Solonnelle sung by 70 voices with 25 piece orchestra and free seating. Ruggles Street Baptist closes with Rev Gabriel R Maguire sermon. Reminiscence days honor benefactors at Cathedral Church of St Paul with talks on Shakespeare and Browning. Avon Home luncheon sale held at First Parish Cambridge led by Rev Samuel Crothers. Dolly Dip teases next Sunday Post.
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Union Church
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Ruggles Street
Cathedral Church of
St. Paul
Walter E. C. Smith
William Shakspere
William Harman van Allen
Robert Browning
Avon Home
Cambridge
Samuel M. Crothers
Cambridge Gil to Be Vassar Queen of May
Miss Ruth Nash daughter of Mrs Bessie C and the late Henry S Nash of 12 Phillips Place Cambridge a senior at Vassar College will be Queen of the May at the senior May dance next Saturday evening She is a leading senior in this year’s commencement plans She will deliver the student commencement address replacing the usual short addresses by five students with only the presidents of Vassar and Amherst College speaking.
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Ruth Nash
Bessie C
Henry S. Nash
Phillips Place
Cambridge
Vassar College
Vassar
Nash
Amherst College
Ruth .S. Nash
Miss Nash to Lead Vas sar Sophomore Commemoration
Miss Nash will head the picturesque sophomore tree ceremonies chosen in her sophomore year and repeated at commencement. She will serve as May Queen for a second time in the May dance and preside at the class supper and other class affairs.
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Miss Nash
Vassar
Fifteen Eliot School Graduates at Reunion
The Eliot School Association honors fifteen graduates gathered for a reunion to celebrate past classes and renewed community ties. Former instructors and current donors attended the event at the school campus.
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Eliot School
Dinner at Young's Hotel Highlights Community Leaders
A gathering last night at Young's Hotel brought together 15 members for a long standing annual dinner. Speeches were given by John E. Gilman former commander of the A R of the United States the Rev Jesse M Durrell and Judge Philip Rubenstein. John F McGrath the current school principal spoke about ongoing work.
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Young’s Hotel
John E. Gilman
A. R
United States
Jesse M. Durrell
Philip Rubenstein
John F. McGrath
Private mail boxes to be protected nationwide
Postal authorities amended regulations to prosecute thefts from private mail boxes in halls and doorways of houses and business establishments similar to thefts from government mail boxes.
Mrs Maria Bloomer Seeks Divorce From Mariner Husband
Mrs Maria L. Bloomer of Brookline files a libel for divorce at Dedham against her husband Joseph Nye Bloomer a longtime mariner formerly of Dorchester now retired in Chatham. The marriage occurred in the city on Oct 21 190, it being her second and his third marriage.
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Maria L. Bloomer
Brookline
Dedham
Joseph Nye Bloomer
Dorchester
Chatham
Belmont clerk files voluntary bankruptcy petition
Chandler Robbins of Belmont filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court. His assets are estimated at 7700 dollars, with stated abilities amounting to 63625 dollars. The listing includes Greenwood Farm at Framingham valued at 7800 dollars.
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Chandler Robbins
Belmont
United States District Court
Greenwood
Framingham
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