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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
13
The Newfoundlanders' Charitable Society hosts a whist and dancing party at St. Rose Hall 17 Worcester Street tonight. A large crowd is expected to support relief efforts for those temporarily in need due to the business downturn.
Lieutenant-Governor Grafton D. Cushing pressed for a united Republican slate with Progressive inclusion while warning against Democratic tactics. He pledged to act within reform laws and urged equal terms with Progressives. Speakers at the Ward 2 dinner included Bates Atwood Mildram Burbank Fuller and 87 of Ward 24's 92 committeemen attended.
Roderick A. Saber a dancing instructor living at 20 Williams street and an unidentified woman were seriously bruised when their car overturned on the State road in West Bridgewater after a tire burst Both were knocked unconscious Mrs and Mrs Howard C White of West Bridgewater assisted and drove the pair to Dr O A Belmore for treatment The woman suffered a severe forehead cut and possible skull fracture while Taber had abrasions and a left side injury Both were later returned to their homes.
Cambridge unemployed carpenters will construct lockers in club houses along the Harvard Gold Coast to store cordials cocktails and other beverages as a response to a dryness wave hitting over 20 leading social clubs.
A Harvard club stewards delegation met Middlesex County District Attorney Corcoran who advised prudent liquor service. The students then sought ways to have preferred beverages ready despite stewards’ refusal to serve.
The Little Old New England League starts its season today with games at Fitchburg Worcester Lynn and Lawrence against Manchester Lowell Portland and Lewiston. Worcester versus Lawrence and Lowell versus Portland loom as early scrambles while Fitchburg hosts Manchester in the opener. A June 6 pennant ceremony at Lawrence will feature Lynn as the attraction.
Edmund J. Brandon of Cambridge won the annual Boston College oratorical contest last night. He received a $50 purse from the college for his speech on Napoleon. Judges included William F. Fitzgerald and Edward J. Fegan.
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