Cupid Wins Waitresses Cups In Matrimonial Wave
Five waitresses signified their intention to marry rather than continue waiting tables. Catherines McDonald of 21 Union Park street will wed Bernard J. Doyle, a Boston Elevated conductor. Julia Sullivan of Beverly Hospital will wed James Curley, a cook at Boston City Hospital. Sadie M. McCormick of East Cambridge will wed Sargent H. Cook, a seaman. Margaret Porter of 159 Warren avenue will wed Charles J. McFadden, a fireman on the U S S Philadelphia. Rosanna Gavigan of 402 Marlboro street will wed John F. Flynn, a chauffeur from Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherines McDonald
Union Park Street
Bernard J. Doyle
Boston
High Street
Brookline
Julia Sullivan
Beverly Hospital
James Curley
Boston City Hospital
Sadie M. McCormick
East Cambridge
Sargent H. Cook
Pleasant Street
Margaret Porter
Warren Avenue
Charles J. McFadden
U. S.S. Philadelphia
Rosanna Gavigan
Marlboro Street
John F. Flynn
Morgan Greenhouses Closed to Save Coal
Glen Cove S J February 7 J P Morgan closed his extensive greenhouses at Peacock Point to aid coal conservation. Thousands of valuable plants will be distributed among public conservatories or sent south to continue growing outdoors. The Morgan greenhouses are among the largest and finest in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cove
S. J
J. P. Morgan
Peacock Point
Morgan
Banks Pledge Full Support for Third Liberty Loan
Banks and trust companies nationwide pledged wholehearted cooperation replying to McAdoo. Telegrams express eagerness to allocate resources for the purchase of certificates of indebtedness, with amounts quoted to meet the 1 percent biweekly target for 20 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
State Fuel Administrator Floyd Sidelined by Overwork
Manchester New Hampshire February 7 State Fuel Administrator Charles M. Floyd is ill at home from overwork and ordered to rest. He has not been at his office for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Charles M. Floyd
Dr McBain Named Assistant Medical Examiner and City Bacteriologist
William H. McBain was yesterday elected city bacteriologist and physician in charge of the Malden Contagious Hospital by the Malden Board of Health, succeeding Dr. Clarence H. Staples who has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
William H. McBain
Malden Contagious Hospital
Malden
Maggie the Cat Cleans Cambridge Subway of Rats
A strong seeking to rid Cambridge subway of rats follows Maggie the cat from the restaurant cellar to the Central Square station exit. She has already cleared the restaurant cellar of mice and even routed dogs, leaving fewer rats on daily foraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Subway
Cambridge Subway
Central Square
Cambridge
Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Rose Cushman
Testimony in Bolo Pasha Case Reveals Mail Letter Details
Signor Sottolana testified in Paris that Cavallinie sent letters from Italy to Paris and that Mme Caillaux was among addressees. He accompanied Cavallinie when a money package from Abbas Hilmi was delivered to Bolo. M. Bauer described funds transfer and a proposed Cuba bank with Morgan as subscriber. Marie Lafargue testified about money transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bolo Pasha
Signor Sottolana
Filippo Cavallinie
Italy
Cavallinie
Mme. Caillaux
Bolo
Abbas Hilmi
Egypt
M. Bauer
Perier Bank
New York
Cuba
J. P. Morgan
Frances
Mme
Marie Lafargue
Verdict Reversed In $105,000 Damages Case
Mateo Fajardo of Ponce Puerto Rico won $105,000 against a French firm for breach of contract but the United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the verdict yesterday and remanded the case to the district court in San Juan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mateo Fajardo
Ponce
Porto Rico
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
San Juan
Corporal Holmes to Speak at Symphony Hall Tonight
Corporal R. Derby Holmes appears at Symphony Hall for a lecture titled after his book A Yankee in the Trenches. He recently triumphed in New York for his quiet manner and forceful points while recounting trench warfare and the first tank attack in the Somme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Derby Holmes
Symphony Hall
New York
Somme
WANTS HOMES FOR CHILDREN
The Federated Jewish Charities of Boston says it will seek Jewish homes for children placed by non Jewish agencies. A campaign will raise awareness through the children s bureau of the federation and letters and circulars will be sent. The bureau needs at least 200 homes from capable, desirable families. Headquarters are at 262 Washington Street. The committee includes David A. Louris and S L Dana among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Jewish Charities of
Boston
Children’s Bureau
Federation
Children's Bureau
Washington Street
David A. Louris
S. L. Dana
Albert Ehrenfried
William Bloom
Lina Frankenstein
Sophie Friedman
E. &. Goulston, Jr
Names in a 1920s social work roster listed in dispute notes
The record lists individuals including Simon Prokesch Vorenberg Morris D Waldman Bercowitz and Mrs E Ratsbhesky a socio worker of the children's bureau and Bessie Felstiner among others in a bureaucratic compilation.
Last Honors for Sol Lasoff Buried at Montvale Cemetery
Full naval honors were given for Sol Lasoff a yeoman in the Bureau of Navigation Washington and he was buried at Montvale Cemetery yesterday funeral services were held at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Lasoff 27 Sylvia Street East Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasoff
Bureau of Nasration
Washington
Montvale Cemetery
Joseph Lasoff
Sylvia Street
East Lexington
How to Get Relief From Catarrh
An advertorial note recommends Parmint double strength from a druggist. Dissolve in hot water with a little sugar and take one tablespoonful four times daily to relieve catarrh and head noises. It claims nostril relief, easier breathing, and reduced mucus in the throat at low cost.
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CUPID
Morgan Greenhouses
Germany
M’bain
WISE
Bostonians
Shepard Norwell Company
Tremont Street
Winter Street
Temple Place
Sourtesy
Shepard “Service
Millinery Go
Blake Bldg
Cor. Wash. St
Madame Caillaux
Fajardo
Corporal Holmes
Jewish Charities
Bown
New England
Messenger
Dodge
Velour Coats
Georgette
Coats
Connor
Brookside
Victory Bread
Campbell’s
BAKER
Gorton
Warner's
Tis
Globe
Coffee Girl
la Touraine
John T. Connor CO
Food Administration
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