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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
2
Men and youths offered at half price in medium and dark mixtures and plain colors. Kerseys meltons friezes velours and cheviots with hand tailored style velvet collars concave shoulders cuffs pockets. Sizes 32 to 50 and all lengths.
Rainproof raincoats offered at half price in assorted styles. Infancy worsteds, neat stripes, solid colors and plain blacks in sizes 32 to 48 and lengths 48 to 52 inches. Guaranteed to hold shape.
Boston shoppers flocked to a sensational sale of men s fur lined coats with half price. The store advertised Lot 920 Fancy Otto Plush with brook mink collar valued at 65 dollars but offered at 32 50. The response was tremendous as they cleared the balance of the stock on the event date.
Three hundred members of the Edison Employees' Club and friends attended the annual dancing party in Paul Revere Hall. During intermission, light refreshments were served in the banquet hall from 10:30 to 11. The club blends social enjoyment with study as part of winter programming.
The Twenty second Infantry veterans gathered for their 48th annual reunion and banquet at the Quincy House. Ninety members and guests attended as General Nelson A. Miles addressed the group along with Department Commander D H L Gleason General Sherwin and Comrade John F Richardson.
Colonel Larkin of the Fighting Fifth New Hampshire Regiment spoke briefly, delivering a concise address that noted the regiment’s readiness and resolve in the field.
The Belmont Associates a West End youth club will hold a social at Knights of Honor Hall 730 Washington Street this evening. Officers include Jack Goldman president David Belson vice president and Jack Marks treasurer with Edward I Miller as floor director. Guests from local affairs expected. Special musical numbers and new features will accompany dancing.
Four Democrats run for Cambridge Board of Aldermen presidency: Barry Downey James and Deitrick. For Common Council presidency five Non Partisans: Dodge Conant Winslow Moreland and Lincoln. Cough remedy ad promotes Brown's Bronchial Traches with claims of years of efficacy.
A coroner jury ruled probable cause to proceed in the death of Mrs. Andrew Jackson Smith. Sheriff Athorne ordered Deputy Russell M. Runnells to detain her husband Andrew Jackson Smith for autopsy by Dr. H. S. Tibbetts. Smith is located in Sprague City. Isiah Smith, a cousin, slept at the house Monday night and was sought for light on the case.
Mayor Fitz gerald said William F. McClellan of the Democratic city committee will be reelected when the committee reorganizes. He rejected moves by McNary and Lomasney to install John F. Cronin as president. Fitzgerald warned there should be no interference and hinted at a bid for re election in two years to prepare for another mayoralty race.
Mayor-elect Hibbard faces a setback as his initial pick draws disappointment and internal heartburn within the Republican ranks, signaling the start of a contentious transition.
Yesterday the mayor announced James C. White a longtime Boston journalist and press manager as his private secretary. Republicans criticized the choice alleging nonresidency or nonvoting. White, a Dorchester resident and Republican, has been a political reporter for the Boston Record and Boston Journal.
In Waltham on December 12 Rev. Charles A. Place of the First Parish Church announced a plan to treat nervous disorders as a ministerial program. He will provide individual care, refer to doctors for physical ailments, and hold weekly chapel gatherings ending with uplifting addresses.
Dennis Bonner, a 90 year old retired contractor and likely the first Irishman elected to the Massachusetts Legislature and City Council, died at 4 Henchman Street. He long lived near Copp's Hill and helped shape North End sewerage. Survived by son Charles and four daughters. Funeral Saturday at St Mary’s Church with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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