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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
17
A Sewing Circle letter column debates public courtesy by women and mutual respect among peers. Readers share stories of seating on buses, relationships, and advice on self respect, boundaries, and managing temptations while urging practical compassion.
The Sunday Post features a selection of notable reader letters to the Sewing Circle. Readers discuss projects, tips, and community news, reflecting ongoing hobbyist interest and shared craft knowledge.
Dorothy reports a festive holiday dance with Lucille and her visiting cousin. Lucille defies chaperoneing, appearing youthful in a yellow silk bodice pink chiffon gown with pearls, pink gauze ribbon, and a black feather fan. the ensemble draws admiring notice.
Mrs. Marion Clark Mosher, a well known Waltham resident, died on a train in the western part of the state while returning from California to her hometown. She had spent a year in California for tuberculosis treatment. a nurse accompanied her, but she could not reach Waltham.
A young woman asks for guidance after a long distance relationship ends without explanation. An older voice counsels that distance and youth invite new companionship and that the suitor may have moved on. The columnist urges the reader to seek solace elsewhere while acknowledging shared youth and change.
The first catalogue of Boston College’s post graduate school is issued under Rev. Matthew L. Fortier dean of the school. Enrollment this year is said to be the largest in the school’s history. A new faculty building at University Heights Newton will be completed in the spring.
Samuel Lover portrays Peggy in a market day scene as a charming figure in a low-backed car. The poem celebrates her beauty and the crowd’s longing while contrasting romance with warlike imagery and rural life.
The Rev Father Lyons, president, aims to begin building a new gymnasium after the faculty block is finished. The gym will overlook the alumni field and use the same material as current buildings. The class of 1912 holds its reunion and banquet at City Club on Thursday night with Dennis A Dooley as toastmaster. Prominent women connected to the college will meet at University Heights to plan a large event after the new year.
Speaking before a large congregation at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul yesterday evening the Rev Alexander Mann rector of Trinity Church said domestic missions are vital especially as the Episcopal church is little known in the West and Southwest He praised the Boston Roman Catholic archdiocese for its large population and effective work.
18 year old Marjorie Snow, a spoiled society girl, travels to her grandmother’s New Hampshire farm to escape poor health. She finds warmth, simple meals, and love as she bonds with grandma and Deanna, leaving behind her life in New York. The story ends with Marjorie’s departure from the big house.
Former Palmer National Bank bookkeeper Harl D Linnell indicted by a federal grand jury on embezzling 121.98 and making false bank entries. William J Murphy of Gfield charged with stealing mail from a hall letter box and defacing it. Three secret indictments also returned.
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