Women Hold Sale and Fair to Aid Veterans
The annual Christmas sale and fair of the Ladies' Aid Association of the Soldiers' Home opened in Tremont Temple yesterday. Throughout the day and evening the hall drew charitable patrons to browse the many tables. Front row names include Mrs. Mabel Philbrick and Mrs. Sue Stuart Wadsworth. back row lists Miss Marie Sheppard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sheppard
Hattie T. Gott
Lizzie Nickerson
Mary Furness
Mabel Philbrick
Sue Stuart Wadsworth
Josephine Dolliver
Adeline R. Lermond
Ladies’ Aid Association of the Soldiers’ Home
Tremont Temple
Proceeds For Fund To Aid Veterans Home And Library
Proceeds from the sale go into a fund used throughout the year to replenish the library and furnish items for the old veterans home. Money funds fruit and flowers for patients, pay for monthly entertainments, and cover hospital expenses. A large hall inscription reads For What He Was and All He Cared Remember Him Today. Patrons include Mrs. Oliver Ames Sr, Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs. Helen R. Blackmar, Mrs. J Q A Brackett, Mrs. William Bancroft, Mrs. Charles K. Darling, Mrs. Austin C. Wellington, and Mrs. Roger Wolcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ames, Sr
Larz Anderson
Helen R. Blackmar
J. Q. A. Brackett
William Bancroft
Charles K. Darling
Austin C. Wellington
Roger Wolcott
New Civic Reform Society in Melrose Forms
In Melrose Wyoming district a civic reform group named the Wyoming West Improvement Association forms to secure public improvements and press city officials. Officers include Wilbur M. Wait president Walter J. Brand vice president Charles F. Barber secretary and E N Blanchard treasurer. A public meeting is set for Tuesday evening Dec 14 at 8 at Lincoln School to discuss community issues.
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Wyoming
Melrose
Wyoming-West Improvement Association
Wilbur M. Wait
Walter J. Brand
Charles F. Barter
E. N. Blanchard
Lincoln School
Coakley Clashes as Tylose Hearing Is Postponed
Daniel H. Coakley fought with Finance Commission Chair John R Murphy as the panel delayed public hearings on the Tylose floor preservative purchase by city department heads under the Curley era until after the city election. Murphy protested Coakley’s remarks about timing, calling such talk unacceptable.
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Daniel H. Coakley
John R Murphy
Finance Commission
Curley
Coakley
Fin. Com
Murphy
Postponed Hearing as City Election Looms
The Finance Commission postponed public hearings after an executive session citing desire to avoid appearance of political motives. Mayor Curley condemned the move as an attempt to influence the city election in favor of the Storrow ticket. The panel set the next hearing for Wednesday after election day.
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Coakley
Finance Commission
Commission
Curley
Storrow
Good Government Association
British Tars Punished Demanded Over Submarine Sinking
Berlin reports say Germany has urged Britain to hold Baralong command and crew accountable under war laws for the alleged attack on a German submarine. The incident reportedly occurred off Lundy on August 19, with Baralong sinking the submarine after it had been shelled and killing the submarine crew.
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Berlin
Sayville
N. Y
Overseas
United States
Baralong
New Orleans
Lundy
Nicosian
Briry Elected Secretary of Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy
William S. Briry of Melrose was chosen secretary at the board's annual meeting. W. E. Martin of Holyoke was re elected chairman. Briry succeeds A. J. Brunelle of Fall River whose term expired on the board.
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William SS. Briry
Melrose
Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy
W. EH. Martin
Holyoke
Mr. Briry
A. J. Brunelle
Fall River
Newport Re Elects Ex Mayor Boyle In City Election
Former Newport mayor Patrick J. Boyle won a 16th term, defeating Mayor Robert S. Burlingame by 2202 to 1975 votes. The campaign featured a clash over Sunday law enforcement with police.
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Newport
R. I
Patrick J. Boyle
Robert S. Burlingame
Rochester City Elections End in Clean Republican Sweep
In Rochester New Hampshire on December 7 Republicans won all seats. Dr. Robert V. Sweet was the sole mayoral nominee. The City Council comprises 12 Republicans and six Democrats.
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Rochester
N. H
Robert V. Sweet
Woman Arrested for Larceny in Downtown Store
Inspectors Pelton and Loughlin arrested a woman yesterday in a downtown department store for larceny totaling 19.35 in gloves and merchandise. At headquarters she identified herself as May Kelleher, 28, of 396 Blue Hill Avenue.
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Pelton and Loughlin
May Kelleher
Blue Hill Avenue
Rheum relief advertised by Himer & Amend
A classified ad touts Himer and Amend of 2851 offering a rheumatic remedy. It claims many grateful users and notes reliable druggists carry the product.
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Himer & Amend
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NEW Civic-Reform Society
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Hudson
Coats
Fitz
FIN Com
Ala Ford
Tilos
John F. Moors
Charles Carr
James P. Magsenis
James Morrison
Superior Court
Dennison
Tyrose Contracting Company
Sig
Grosvenor
Chase
Mr. Coakley
Tylose Contracting Company
Tyrose Company
Boston
Nearh Ucsat
Napoleon
Tarkington
Merwin
Chambers
Christy
Flagg
Owen Johnson
Cosmopolitan
U. S
Boyle
Rochester, N. H
Srum Aes
Helen Speer
Santa Claus
Fat
Rosy
Japan
Philippines
Jewelry Shop
Filene
Filene’s
Babies’ Shoe Shop
Filene Babies’ Shoe
Filene Neverslip
Neverslip
Manor Woman
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