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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1910

Page

12

Shriners Ladies Night Draws 12000 Guests and Band

Shriners held a Ladies Night for about 12 000 attendees with a 20 piece orchestra and a 35 piece Shriner band led by Thomas Carter. Guests enjoyed a buffet lunch and promenades while fezzes were removed during the Star Spangled Banner.

Charles A. Estey George A. Shackford Walter W. Morrison Joseph W. Work Benjamin W. Rowell James S. Blake Francis H. Appleton Claredon E. Holman Henry B. Perkins F. H. Spring Charles CC Henry Caleb Saunders

Spectacular Ladies Night Thrills at Mechanics Hall

Nobles of Aleppo Temple host a dazzling "ladies night" in Mechanics Hall with about 12 000 nobles and guests in vivid fezzes and gowns. The Dixie Land themed program features a Moorish castle set, South Carolina stage acts, a cake walk, and elaborate lighting and tableaux.

Mechanics’ Hall Aleppo Temple Mystic Shrine Aleppo Aonevontes Alustrious Charles C. Henry Clarendon E. Holman Joseph A. Bryant Dixie Land Dixie Ilustrious

Fire at Institute building threatens Masonic Temple

A Dec 30 fire at the Institute building on Middle Street in Lowell, used as a dance hall and storage, endangered Masonic Temple and nearby structures. Firemen arrived quickly from the central station, flames swept an open shaft, sparking minor damage to adjoining buildings. loss estimated at $15,000. The owner was A. G. Pollard, a leading local dry goods merchant.

Tute Middle Street Masonic Temple A. G. Pollard

Maine Assessment Totals Rise to 394 Million

Maine's valuation rose by 20,026,086 in the past year per the state assessors report to the Governor and Council. The certified total valuation for cities towns and plantations stands at 394,051,408 for the current year, up from 374,025,322 in 1909.

Portland Maine

Woman shoots husband at Kilby Street job site

Mrs Lillian Greene a Brown Brookline cook employed by Mrs Gorham Gilman of Perry street fired twice at her husband at 30 Kilby street early yesterday morning. The man received a bullet above the heart and a second hit to the head and is dying at City Hospital.

Lillian Greene Gorham A. Gilman Perry Street Brookline Kilby Street City Hospital

Mrs Greene in Fatal Passion Case Held in $10,000 Bond

Mrs. Greene and her Philadelphia husband lived at 9 Sawyer Street before she learned of alleged infidelity with Margaret Foster. She planned to shoot him and Foster, bought a revolver, waited at Kilby Street, and appeared before Judge Ely. The case was set for Jan 5 with bonds set at $10,000.

Sawyer Street Cyrus Brewer

New Dorchester Fire Station Opens With Plan for Motor Units

Fire Commissioner Daly opened a brick $14,000 station at Callender and Lyons, Dorchester, housing chemical engine 11 under Lt. James Lunny. He plans motor chemical engine and motor ladder truck soon, and appointed eight probationary members to seed new companies in Dorchester, Roxbury, and South Boston.

Dorchester Daly Callender Lyons Streets Chemical Engine 11 James Lunny John J. Brotherston St. Martin Street Charlestown William P. Sullivan Sudan Street John J. Devine Huckins Street Roxbury Thomas I’. Conley Gates Street South Boston Frank A. Martin Tenean Street Neponset Roger F. Kelley Chelsea Street Charles l Town Joseph O. Allen Stanwood Street Joseph W. Thompson Oakland Street Lyons Strett Dorchester Dal

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