Dichey Family Plans Quiet Evening At Home
Fragmentary dialogue describes staying home while someone retrieves homemade goods and another person goes to the movies for a private moment. context implies informal domestic plans and a private gathering.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
24
Dr Bert J Lamb Wins Gardiner Mayor Election
Dr Bert J Lamb defeats Dr Carroll L Church by 333 votes to win Gardiner Maine mayoralty. Lamb totals 1113 votes to Church 780. Lamb is a three term former mayor. Bragdon did not run for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Gardiner
Bert J. Lamb
Carroll L. Church
Church
Bragdon
The Danger of Pneumonia and Father John’s Medicine Ad
An old advertisement claims pneumonia can be avoided by treating a cold with Father John’s Medicine. It touts pure ingredients to build energy and resist germs, a gentle laxative effect to purge impurities, soothing breathing passages, and guarantees no alcohol or dangerous drugs, noting sixty years of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Court Officer Retires After 45 Years of Service
Ambrose H. Abbott retires after 45 years with the city as police and court officer. Peter F. Hanley takes over the office, receiving the keys and a farewell purse of gold. Judges, clerks, and officers praise his faithful service. John N. Chaisson named to succeed Hanley as special officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose H. Abbott
Peter F. Hanley
Abbott
John N. Chaisson
Hanover Street
Hanley
Pemberton Square
Peter F .Hanlen
Man Arrested On Suspicion In Whiskey Case
Patrolman Timmons stopped Manuel Souza after finding a barrel in an express wagon with covers down on North street. Souza was arraigned on transporting whiskey but was discharged after questioning. The exchange with the officer raised questions about warrants and probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmons
Hanover Street
Manuel Souza
North Street
Noliceman
Manuel
Souza
United States
Hayes
Esther Baker Among This Season's Prominent Debutantes
Miss Esther Baker has been heavily involved in debutante activities and assisted in securing memberships during the recent Red Cross drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Baker
Sergeant Flaherty Demoted at East Dedham Station
Sergeant Patrick Flaherty of the East Dedham street station will be reduced to patrolman by a police board appointed by Commissioner Curtis. The order was issued yesterday after a trial board found him to have violated police rules by not reporting a lodging house licensee’s prior criminal conviction. Other charges were reportedly heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Flaherty
Dedham Street
Curtis
Flaherty
Bequest of 10000 To Rockingham Hospital Noted In Estate
New York records disclose the estate of Charles E. Howard died in Bellows Falls Vermont in September 1919. The will lists a $10000 bequest to Rockingham Hospital and smaller gifts to Vermont institutions including Vermont Academy Saxton's River New England burn Hattin Homes First Congregational Church and the Masonic Association all in Bellows Falls. The estate totals 60928 and is taxable in New York for 922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockingham Hospital
Bellows Falls
Charles E. Howard
New York State
Vermont Academy
Saxton’s River
New England
New England Burn Hattin
Mirst Congregational Church
The
Masonic Association
Thread mills in Willimantic to operate one day a week
The American Thread Company said its Willimantic mills will run only one day weekly starting December 6 due to scarce orders. The plant employs 2700 workers. Also noted, Jack Lait will feature a story titled The Champ and the Champ in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benda
W. T. Benda
Boston Sunday Post
Willimantic
Conn
American Thread Company
Jack Lait
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Gertrude
Jim
Sue
B. U
Vera Heap
Somerville
New College of Secretarial Science
Boston University
Sigma Delta Phi Society
Assembly Hall
Lucille Whitney
Boston
Edith English
Forest Hills
Katherine Geoghegan
Brookline
Margaret
Marie McDonald
Marlboro
Thelma Bloomer
Catherine Minehan
Charlestown
Washington St
Erner Hayward Place
Ran - i Ork
Heffernan Press
Bromfield St
Tel Main
Vermont
Scott
Washington Street
Morse’s
Morse
Washington
Brattle Street
Adams Square
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