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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
3
A $5000 jewel robbery at 25 Oxford Street Winchester the jewels recovered in New York after detectives traced them to a prominent Boston society woman. The property return was announced last night and an arrest of the theft suspect may follow.
Detectives from the Robert Burns Detective Bureau recovered family heirloom jewels two weeks after a robbery at the Fitch residence. The suspect, a married Boston socialite known in society, used a raffles style approach to gain access. The jewels were pawned in New York for 5500 dollars before being recovered.
Pop, newly freed, raided animal feed in a store causing chaos. He chased by rabbits and dogs as he toppled cages and fought a moose head on the wall. Police and staff corralled him with a platform and spaghetti soup to restore order.
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Clergy schedule details include lectures sermons and services across Boston area churches. Notable items: Rev Phillips E B Osgood preaches at noonday service. Rev Leon H Austin discusses Gettysburg lecture. Rev William H Sullivan of All Souls New York to speak at King's Chapel noontimes. Rev A R Williams on Pan Germanism and Pan Americanism at Maverick Church. Women's Association meeting at Union Congregational Church. Unitarian Club speaker Rev William Sullivan of All Souls at Hotel Somerset. J W McDonald named Unitarian Church minister at Upton. Rev William Ganley to Norfolk Congregational Church. Sunday School Board meets at East Franklin.
Bible Sunday was observed in many Protestant churches in Boston and surrounding towns. The third Sunday before Christmas is designated Bible Sunday and the idea, approved at the International Sunday School Association convention in Chicago, is being adopted in many Sunday school lesson schemes nationwide.
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