Unemployed Crowd Converges on City Hall
Hundreds of unemployed men gathered at City Hall seeking a meeting with Mayor Curley. A sign said the unemployment committee would not meet for days and applications were not being accepted. The mayor’s secretary asked the crowd to leave as others menaced to stay. Council President McDonald heard appeals in the Old South building. The 15 member unemployment committee appointment was to be announced today.
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City Hall
Curley
Daniel J. McDonald
City Council
Old South
Committee of 15
Why Scratch Resinol Stops Itch and Heals Skin
An advertisement claims Resinol Ointment stops itching on contact and begins healing, supported by nineteen years of use for eczema tetter ringworm rashes and other skin eruptions. It promotes warm baths with Resinol Soap and notes the products are mild and affordable sold by druggists in 50c and 1 options.
Progressive Women Open Annual Bazaar
The second annual bazaar of the Massachusetts Federation of Progressive Women opened with a giant pineapple punch cutting at the Vendome. Attendees browsed linen, infant goods, cakes, candy, flowers and farm products from booths representing Brookline, Cambridge, East Walpole, Lynn and many other towns. Leaders including Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird and Miss Marion B. Childs participated. the event runs to tonight’s closing dance.
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Massachusetts Federation of Progressive Women
Vendome
Charles Sumner Bird
Marion B. Childs
Anna C. M. Tillinghast
Harry Klebeney
Anno Higgins
Linnie Brown
Evelyn
Florence Hughes
Edwina Slack
Lillian G. Upton
Helen A. Osgood
Ruth Witman
List of named women in local society note
Allen, Mrs. H. C. Peters, Mrs. John Garrity, Mrs. Josephine EF. Slack, Mrs. Pauline Halfacre, Miss B. B. Parker, Mrs. William Trow, Mrs. Emily Sen ter, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. F. E. Wallis, Mrs. S. J. Woodside and Mrs. J. M. Ennis.
Protestant Churches News Items Chronicle Local Services
The union church on Columbus avenue and West Newton street hosts a 7 45 p m hour service with a discussion on The Social Awakening of the Churches. Phillips Brooks birthday commemoration is planned at the Cathedral Church of St Paul next Sunday at 7 30 p m with Dean Rousmaniere delivering the sermon. Roxbury firms invite Rev Fulton to preach All Together for Roxbury at Dudley Street Baptist Church. Page class features Mens Business with Frank Ferdinand expected to speak. Barnard Memorial Church gains Rev Paul Harris Drake as pastor. Yale dean Rev Charles R Brown to speak at Newton Christian Forum on The Case for and Against Socialism.
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Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Phillips Brooks
St. Paul
Dean Rousmaniere
Roxbury
Paul Harris Drake
Unitarian Church
Saco
Barnard Memorial Church
Warrenton Street
Charles R. Brown
Yale University
Newton Christian Forum
Eliot Congregational Church
Newton
Harvard Tag Day Totals $2849.70 for Red Cross
Harvard's tag day collection raised 2849.70 dollars, as tallied by the volunteer management late yesterday. Officials have not fixed its final use but expect at least part to fund motor ambulances for the Red Cross on European battlefields.
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Harvard
Red Cross Fund
Red Cross Society
Europe
Fish prices in Boston dip as traders clash with captains
Cod and haddock rose at first then settled around 11 cents as buyers and fishing vessel captains clash. Dealers regulate prices by quality and captains report smaller hauls yesterday in Boston markets.
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Boston
Market Prices Report Wide Range of Fruit Meat and Fish
The notice lists diverse prices for produce and animal products including eggs 60 cents, butter 38.8 cents, pork loins 18 20 cents, chickens 20 22 cents, turkeys 25 30 cents, beef cuts 16 50 cents, veal scarce and high, tomatoes 20 cents, celery 17, lettuce 5, cranberries 6, onions 3, sweet potatoes 5, various apples with per peck prices, Florida oranges 23 40, tangerines 30, grapes and nuts priced, shellfish and fish rates across several items including mussels 5 cents quart and salmon 20 25 cents.
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Vermont
Maine
Boston
Rome
South Shore
Rhode Island
Florida
California
Robbery attempt at Ornamental Art Glass Company on Pearl Street
Burglars escape from the fourth floor via an elevator rope after throwing a can of white lead at Patrolman Feeney who arrived around 10 last night. Officers found the front door open and glass broken with stacks of ornamental domes and costs ready to carry off.
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Ornamental Art Glass Company
Pearl Street
Frank Feeney
City Halls Avenue
Feeney
Glass Company
Catholic activities and events brighton bazaar and council meetings
Cardinal O Connell is expected to preside at a Confraternity of the Holy Cross meeting in the Cathedral this afternoon at 3. A holy hour is planned from 8 to 9 p m. The Mt St Joseph Academy bazaar in Brighton draws large crowds and closes next Tuesday. Woburn Catholic Club plans dances as part of winter programme. Knights of Columbus South Boston Council begins monthly winter meetings on Friday December 18 at East Broadway. Peter H Collins will lecture on Socialism. A novena honors the Immaculate Conception continues at Sacred Heart Church and concludes Sunday evening. Rev James A Supple conducts a parish retreat in Lynn this week. Officers of St Eulalia s Young Men are announced.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Confraternity of the Holy Cross
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Academy
Brighton
South Boston Council
Knights of Columbus
East Broadway
Peter H. Collins
Church of the Sacred Heart
North Square
Wil
James A. Supple
St. Mary's Church
Lynn
Father Supple
St. Mary's
St. Cecilia’s Church
Back Bay
Club Officers Named For City Point Chapter
City Point announces its club leadership with John E. Troy as president, Michael Quigley as vice-president, Michael O'Neil as treasurer, David Wall as financial secretary, and Frank P. Trotman as recording secretary.
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City Point
John E. Troy
Michael Quigley
Michael O’neil
David Wall
Frank P. Trotman
Doctor Downing Weds Miss Marryatt in Everett Home Ceremony
Everett physician Dr. Charles H. Downing married Miss Lillian E. Marryatt at his Main and Avon Street home. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. R. Perry Bush, drew relatives and friends with attendants Louise L. Hirtie, Wesley Downing, Helen Tarment, Albert Marryatt, Teenace Ritchie, Earl Hirtie, and ushers Mrs. Jeorge S. Decker and Mrs. W. G. Tarment.
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Charles H. Downing
Everett
Lillian E. Marryatt
Main and
Avon Streets
R. Perry Bush
Chelsea
Teenace Ritchie
Earl Hirtie
Jeorge S. Decker
W. G. Tarment
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Lillie
Sadie
Ackinaws
Vien
Satyry
Ing Low
Boston Diamond Co
Washington St. Adams House
Woburn Catholic Club
St. Charles Church
Woburn
Daniel J. Canty
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St. Eulalia's Young Men’s
DR. C. H. Downing
Miss Marryatt
Norfolk
Caedh
Thevcattu
Tye
S. L. Allen & Co
Philadelphia
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