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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
7
The Unitarian Biennial Bazaar at 25 Beacon Street will close at 5 PM on Saturday the 14th. Remaining items from last month’s sale will be offered, and the Young People's Society expects a net around $20.
The Unitarian Ministers' Club at 25 Beacon Street will hold its next Monday meeting with a talk on Radicalism and Conservatism in Religion by Rev. Howard N. Brown of Boston. Trinity Church Neponset to host January lecture by John Baker on Siberia and Russia's government and army systems.
The will of Everett B Webster the National Steel and Wire Company president who died in Florida last month leaves $500000 to Mrs Ann Saunders Rogers and mentions two wives of his business partners Dorothy Chevalier Gubbins of London and Mrs Webster is described as sound minded with a history of generous and social life while his estranged wife claims undue influence and loss of mind.
Bowdoin College announces two memorial scholarships for John F. Morrison of Medford Massachusetts and Richard A. Lee of Brunswick. Morrison and Lee, both class of 1908, drowned during a squall while yachting off Small Point on July 9. The Lee scholarship covers full tuition for one student, preferably Beta Beta Pi member, funded by Mrs Leslie A Lee. The Morrison scholarship provides 600 dollars, donated by Benjamin K F Morrison, Medford.
Meriden dated death report says Miss Nora Clar kin died of a broken heart after jilting her fiancé. She fell ill following friends teasing her about the relationship and died without regaining consciousness amid grief over the rejected suitor.
Miss Martha Shepard and her sister Ruth, last of the Shepard line, face eviction as the state uses eminent domain to expand Salem’s armory. They must abandon half a century in the Shepard mansion, mourn its catalpa tree, and fear Flats life while awaiting relocation. Their Albany-based nephew and counsel arranged the deed for $5600 and no apparent recourse.
The octogenarian sisters Sarah and Martha Shephard of Salem must leave their home in old age as part of a local housing action. The situation centers on their residence and the impact on the elderly pair.
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