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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
5
Advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills strengthen nerves by nourishing blood. It asserts relief from pain inflammation and nervous disorders, notes benefits for children with fear of St Vitus dance and offers free literature from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
A 15 year old boy from 21 Neptune Street Lynn left home Tuesday morning and has not been seen since. He worked at a Lynn shoe factory earning five dollars a week before being discharged when another boy was believed to do the job better.
Millard F. Cottrell a well known Exchange street restaurateur and his wife clash again as Mrs. Cottrell sues cashier Irma Bolton for 10000 alleging she won the affection of Mr. Cottrell. The couple married in 1901 separated in 1911. prior suits for divorce and a cross libel were dismissed after a reconciliation that failed.
Mrs Francis B Sayre daughter of President Wilson is expected at the White House for Christmas and to remain there for some time afterward The President has decided not to leave Washington for the holidays and will stay at home with his family for the holiday period.
Governor Walsh and officials attended last night’s exercises celebrating the opening of the new St Marys School in Cambridge. The school opened yesterday with 825 students under Rev M J Doody P R as director.
Father Doody presided as hundreds attended the St. Marys exercises. Former Cambridge Mayor J Edward Barry introduced Governor Walsh who urged parishioners to fund the building and clear school debt. The governor praised the school for educating youth and shaping community morals, followed by a Company E drill in the auditorium.
A wireless dispatch to the Navy Department reports the electric collier Jupiter, under Lieutenant-Commander Kempff, was damaged by a gale off the coast and is steering for New York after departing Philadelphia for Boston on December 3. The message says the ship is safe and all well.
Mr and Mrs H L Wildes riding a landaulet on Fran cis Parkman road Jamaica Plain were struck by a big limousine and plunged down a 30 foot embankment into Jamaica Pond. Mrs Wildes trapped until rescued, both lightly shocked and treated at Faulkner Hospital. The limousines driver fled the scene as a second car passed. The Wildes of 5 Irvington street, ages 50 and 66, were not seriously hurt.
Spencer native Dexter Bullard died today at 98 years and 9 months from heart disease. He served as selectman water commissioner registrar fire engineer and overseer of the poor and represented his district in the Massachusetts General Court. Early in life he worked in boots and shoes with Joseph Temple. Three children survive him.
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