Bonnie Scots and Bairns Attend Caledonian Club Picnic
Ten thousand Scots and bairns attended the Caledonian Club’s 60th annual picnic in Caledonian Grove West Roxbury with Mayor Collins and Congressman McNary in attendance. A parade, full field events, and athletic competitions featured Highland dress, bagpipes, and dances including the Highland fling and sword dance. Mike Donovan and Ernest Campbell vied in a heel and toe contest amid a festive crowd, while the club hosted guests from Fraser Royal Highlanders Pawtucket and other Scottish groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Bairns
Caledonian Club
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Collins
McNary
City Hall
Ernest Campbell
Canada
Judge Emmons
Jessie Cameron
Angus Fraser
Montreal
Scotland
James Faulkner
The
Highland Dress Association
Fraser Royal Highlanders of
Pawtucket
Independent
Scotch Guards
Peter McCree
Hudson County Club
Jersey City
N. J
George M. Bartholomew
William G. Reid
New York
Sullivan
William Farrell
James Benzie
R. Bowie
W. Ray
J. Benzie
T. Brown
J. Wood
Brown
R. Bowtie
J. Gallagher
B. F. Stuart
J. Blackball
J. A. McPherson
J. A.mcpherson
J. Blackhall
James Urquhart
A. McDonald
J. Lb. Hamilton
J. KF. Mcc- Neil
E. H. McLean
A. Thompson
J. Urquhart
B. ¥. Stuart
J. A. Meell
D. MacQuarrie
G. Martin
W. C. Purdie
J. Grant
W. Marshall
G. McIntire
J. Hermison
T. McIntire
A. Richardson
Elizabeth Reed
Jeanette Reed
Jeanette Hermison
T. Keene
W. Manning
J. Ryder
F. Williams
J. J. Monahan
F. Keneally
J. Pendergast
D. Mahoney
H. Gill
W. Marsh
BF. Purcell
Gaber
E. Purcell
L. Guertin
W. Daley
Highland Filing
Ivy Aielle Kepple
Providence
R. J
Ruth Sutcliffe
Boston
Highland Fling
Annie Sherriff
Agnes Fraser
Cameron
W. Purdie
G. Martins
A. Bruce
E. R
D. Matheson
Bessie Muir
A. Fraser
W. Cameron
F. Kenneally
Cambridge
Williams
G. Campbell
M. Donovan
Frnest Campbell
D. Roberts
MacNair
Jay
Cholera Delays Transport Sherman Sailing From Manila
The transport Sherman, departing Manila twelve days earlier for San Francisco, was quarantined due to a cholera outbreak on board. Only one case was reported and cured before the vessel resumed its voyage.
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Manila
Sherman
San Francisco
Mapocho Arrives Guayaquíl Yet Not Admitted
The Chillan steamer Mapocho from Panama and southward bound arrives in Guayaquil but is not allowed to proceed north after Valparaiso's bubonic plague outbreak. Passengers cargo and mails will be fumigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Mapocho
Panama
Valparaiso
A Quarrel Fades as a Kiss Sparks a Public Scene
In a playful scene, a couple spar over motives and debts then pledge love. The girl’s shrill call for papa interrupts a kiss attempt as the boy braces for a recorded moment with a camera in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
OConnell Assembly Picnic Draws 1500 To Centennial Grove Es*
The OConnell Assembly 7174 Knights of Labor held its annual outing at Centennial Grove Essex with about 1500 attendees. Highlights included races won by D Manning P J O'Brien and D Hurley, a Twilights vs Emmets 9 8 baseball result, a jig and reel win by Mrs Annie Kennedy, and rowing shows with John Donovan triumphant in single scull. The group returned by the 6 o clock train amid pockets of pickpocket attempts thwarted by vigilant committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell Assembly
Knights of Labor
Centennial Grove
Essex
William O’brien
D. Manning
P. J. O'Brien
Pp. J. O’brien
D. Hurley
J. Riordan
Twilights
Emmets
P. J. O’brien
D. Dinan
Rose Mahoney
Minnie Walsh
John Crowley
John Woods
Annie Kennedy
John Donovan
May Murphy
Charlestown
Emerald
East Boston
Peter T. Smith
John Quinlan
the Grove
St Leonard's Picnic Draws Leaders and Local Athletes
Nearly 1000 parishioners attended the St. Leonard's Italian Franciscan Church reunion at Sharon Heights. Local politicians and North End businessmen were present, with Joseph Cavanaro starring in athletic events and leading in the open dash and fat men race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leonard's
North End
Sharon Heights
Henry 8. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Grady
Andrew A. Badaracco
George A. Scigliano
Joseph Cavanaro
Sandy Pond
B. P. Canfo
John Arato
Charles Arato
John Granaro
John Cuneo
Addie Forte
Louise Cavanaro
There Must Be an Authority in the Home
A letter argues that liberty depends on obedience to laws. It claims an authoritative head in the home and that a wife should be the chief counsellor behind the husband, presenting obedience as a virtue within a traditional structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Scotia
Old Scotia
Paul R. Hichborn
Florence Avenue
Revere
Obedience Omitted in Marriage Service Opinion
J L Marchant of Somerville argues that the marriage service should drop the word obey as a couple lives together and later wed. He says a woman with good judgment will recognize her husband as head of the home and the husband deserves daily recognition for his toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie L. Lloyd
Morrison Avenue
W. Somerville
J. L. Marchant
Adrian Street
Somerville
Obedience and Partnership in Marriage Sayings by H A Messiah
A letter from H A Messiah in Ocean Hub Revere Beach argues for marital obedience to divine law. It cites Genesis and Corinthians to claim man’s rule over woman and calls for consultation over obedience, urging couples to seek God’s guidance and forsake worldly conventions.
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Man
Sara B. Wild
Ashby
Mass
P. O. Box
Earth
H. A. Messiah
Ocean Hub
Revere Beach
Matrimony as Natural Law and Household Rule
A letter argues that laws of marriage govern society with the husband as head and the wife as body. It asserts the man provides and the woman dispenses, and obedience sustains harmony in the union. Mrs Parmaleer of Northampton signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Parmaleer
Northampton
Mass
Outdated Ears Piercing Marriage Rite Opinion
Letter from M. K. Wedgwood of Worcester Street Boston arguing that ear piercing and obedience in marriage are relics of barbaric ages and should be discarded. He urges individual conscience and mutual forbearance guided by the golden rule in life partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Wedgwood
Worcester Street
Boston
Should Obey in Affections
The writer argues that the term obey in marriage vows does not require every action to follow the husband. It means the wife should respect and remain true to her husband in affections under all circumstances. He concludes that the word should stay in the vow.
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Cc. H. Cholmondley
West Lynn
Mass
Williams Goes to Maine
George Fred Williams adopted a new role and traveled from New York to Boston then to Maine. He plans to stay in hiding through Tuesday while the Democratic State committee meets, avoiding contact and secrecy about his Maine address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
New York
Boston
Maine
Democratic State Committee
Williams
French Minister Weds Teacher in Paris
Paris notes Marine Minister Pelletan wed Mlle de Niese a former public school teacher. Premier Combes served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pelletan
Mlle. de Niese
Premier Combes
Letters Sought for Discussion Editor Prizes
The Discussion Editor invites short bright letters for prizes. No letter over 200 words will compete. Write on one side only and keep a copy. Submissions will not be returned and no correspondence will be undertaken. Closing date to be announced.
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Mike Donovan
Alexander Bruce
Frank Knbeally
Post
James
NEW Publications
Boston Life
E. F. Harkins
L. C. Page and Company, Publishers
Plague
Sunday Post
Gertrude B. Hallett
Washington Street
Mollie
Elsie Wolfe
Elsie
Jim Atherly
Papa
Arthur
Jim
O’connell Assembly
ST. Leonard’s Picnic
Esse
Boston Post
Mary A. Livermore
By Lucia
Esther Chamberlain
Cosmo Hamilton
Julien Gordon
Harold Macgrath
Dora Bassett
Joseph C., Lincoln
Gertrude Atherton
the Lonesome Road
Dick, Tom and
Harry
J. J. Bell
O, Henry
E. Nesbit
Matsushima
Onoto Watanna
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