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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1915

Page

13

Perjury Conviction Ties Civil Service Applicant to 2 Year Sentence

An applicant for a Washington navy yard motor vehicle operator post was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to perjury. The man had been arrested at least 15 times since 1906 on charges including assault and battery and making threats, and was barred from civil service examinations by the Civil Service Commission.

Washington Washington Navy Yard Charles M. Galloway United States Civil Service Commission District of Columbia Civil Service Commission

Silly social note on plans and travel

A letter update reveals Ruth cannot join a gathering at the last minute. The writer pleads for others not to cancel and describes a festive outdoor sleeping costume of white rope de chine with Turkish style trousers and a pouf cap. The message notes gifts including slippers and a napoleonic night cap and ends with farewell.

Ruth

Sewing Circle in Boston Post Offers Homemaker Forum

The See Circle in the Boston daily and Sunday Post invites New England homemakers to discuss home and household topics. Readers may use pen names and ask questions on family, babies, budgeting, gardening, and related domestic issues. Letters addressed to Sewing Circle Editor, Boston Post.

See Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Post

Rights in the Home Stir Card Playing Debates

Readers discuss the home as a private space with women asserting domestic rights and men seeking recreation such as cards and bridge. Letters recount gambling ruin, marital strain, and questions of trust, courtesy, and duties within households.

Sewing Circle Letters Highlighted in Sunday Post

The Sunday Post prints a selection of the most interesting letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, anecdotes, and community thoughts on craft, style, and social topics.

Sunday Post

Salesman Arraigned in Larceny Case Involving Eastern Drug

Alphonse Sumner aged 51 a salesman for the Eastern Drug Company residing at 109 North Central avenue Wollaston was arrested yesterday by Inspectors Pelton and Loughlin charged with larceny of 2701.84 from the drug company on July 21. He was arraigned and held in 2500 for a hearing August 13.

Alphonse Sumner Eastern Drug Company North Central Avenue Wollaston Pelton and Loughlin

From Sorrow to Gladness in a Small Town Tale

Nina Manton helps her ill friend Elsie Moore who recalls a year of heartbreak from a carriage accident and a missing lover Chesley Glendon. After hospital trials, a brain operation, and a memory loss episode, Chesley regains sense and reveals his mother has died. Elsie and Chesley unite to fill a vacant home with sunshine.

Nina Manton Elsie Moore Nina Elsie Uncle Dick Glendon Chesley Glendon Mr. Manton Chesley Boston

He giveth His Beloved Sleep Poem Reflection

A reflective poem on divine rest with refrain He giveth his beloved sleep. It contrasts earthly pain with heavenly repose and bids friends honor the departed by silence and quiet assurance. The speaker longs for peaceful sleep for a loved one and for themselves at last.

James Dundas Dies in Suspected Gas Poisoning

James Dundas, 28, of 15 Clarendon Park, was found unconscious in his bathroom by his brother Alexander. Dr Alpha Sawyer pronounced him dead and Associate Medical Examiner Dr Watters ruled the death an accidental gas poisoning.

James Dundas Clarendon Park Alexander Alpha Sawyer Alexander Dundas Sawyer Watters

Local church, charity, and school notices from Beverly area

Cites Notes reports a lawn and whist party by the Ladies Charitable Society of Star of the Sea Church in Beverly to aid city poor. Brother Jude of Roxbury to rest in Canada on medical advice. A 17 year old Eurasian student at Maryknoll seminary traveled 15 000 miles to reach Os sining New York and met Bishop Foley in Manila. Alumni plan fifth anniversary of St Jean de Baptiste School in Lynn honoring Canada‑born sisters. Roxbury St Patrick’s Total Abstinence Society schemes to form a Benevolent Society and modern clubhouse in St Patrick’s parish under a diocesan charter. Rev Tracy of Brighton presides at corner stone laying for the new St Ann’s Church Neponset with assist from Revs Flannery and Brandley.

Ladies’ Charitable Society Star of the Sea Church Beverly J. M. Lynch American Foreign Missionary Seminary Maryknoll Ossining N. Y Hurasian Foley Manila Pacific Ocean St. Jean de Baptiste School Lynn Canada St. Patrick’s Catholic Total Abstinence Society Roxbury Father Mathew Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society St. Patrick’s Parish Tracy Brighton Archdiocesan Total Abstinence Union John S. McKone St. Ann's Church Neponset James H. Flannery Joseph A. Brandley

Protestant Church News Briefs From Melrose And Boston

The Rev. A J Eastman returns from New Hampshire to lead services at East Side Chapel Melrose next Sunday. Rev Dr Ambrose White Vernon elected Massachusetts director and executive committee member of the Congregational Summer Conference. Judson Street Universalist Ladies Aid met to plan fall work at Mrs Walter Flints. Rev Herbert Burgstahler leaves Union Church Wakefield for Buffalo Lake Minn to rest then lecture on temperance at Harvard Tufts and Boston University. Union services at St Johns M E South Boston led by Rev C A Davis with Phillips Congregational and St Johns members. Mr and Mrs Isaiah Sneath of Wollaston spend a week at Lake Sabatia South Weymouth then travel to Maine. Wollaston union services move to Wollaston Baptist Church tomorrow night with Rev Joseph Walther leading.

A. J. Eastman East Side Chapel Melrose New Hampshire Ambrose White Vernon Harvard Congregational Church Brookline Massachusetts Ladies’ Aid Society Judson Street Universalist Church Beverly Walter Flint Herbert J. Burgstahler Union Church Wakefield Buffalo Lake Minn New York City Chicago Harvard Tufts Boston University St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church South Boston Phillips Congregational Church St. John’s C. A. Davis Isaiah Sneath of Wollaston Lake Sabatia Wollaston Congregational Wollaston Congregational Church Wollaston Baptist Church Joseph Walther

Paragraphs on Fads and Fashions Parade New Styles

The piece notes huge taffeta roses at the waist, knitted striped silk sport coats, bathing suits with ruffled skirts, boned bathing bras, blue serge fabrics, beaded gate-top bags in moire, bias plaid trim on circular skirts, animal embroidered children's frocks, and broad-brimmed midsummer hats. It cites rising hat millinery ornaments, skirts shortening toward three inches from the ground, a striped silk bathing cap, and striped silk mufflers for motoring.

Cambridge Suffrage Outing Friday at Lexing ton Park

The Cambridge Equal Suffrage League plans an all day outing at Lexington Park on Friday August 13 in observance of Lucy Stone with suffrage addresses in the afternoon and evening. Mary Ware Allen will preside with speakers Langtry Ham Boynton Hoar Wallace Fitz Gerald and Edna Lawrence Spencer. A baseball game between suffragists and anti suffragists teams is planned in the afternoon. The next Sunday Post features four full pages of Pictorial Section photos.

Cambridge Equal Suffrage League Lexington Park Lucy Stone Mary Ware Allen Langtry Guy A. Ham Governor’s Council Boynton Roger Sherman Hoar Edward F. Wallace Susan W. Fitz- Gerald Edna Lawrence Spencer

The Greatest Clam Fritters I Ever Tasted

Ad copy recipe notes Mazola frying oil advantages and uses for clam fritters and general frying. Describes high frying heat tolerance, crisp results, and positive health impressions. Promotes free recipe book and availability in grocery stores.

Mazda New England

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