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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1910

Page

4

Abandon Pollock Rip Slue Channel At Nantucket Entrance

Chatham February 18 due to shoaling sand Pollock Rip Slue will be abandoned as the main ship channel eastern entrance to Nantucket Sound. Government to equip Great Round Shoal channel with buoyage and beacon aids navigation. Reports say shoaling caused wrecks and vessel mishaps over the past year with steamships scraping the Cape Cod corner.

Chatham Nantucket Sound Great Round Cape Cod

50 Word Night Letter Service Moves toward Boston

The Boston Western Union awaits New York orders to launch a 50 word night letter system. A 50 word message filed before midnight at day rates will reach by 8 am or with first morning mail at destination. It ties to merger promises and Chicago tests of phone delivery.

Boston Western Union Telegraph Company New York Belvidere Brooks American Telephone and Telegram Company Western Union Chicago Telephone Company

Holding Plan Fails of Approval in Boston Rail Debate

The Boston Chamber of Commerce considered elevating control of street railways to a unified system. A near unanimous vote sent most reports back for redrafting while advocates urged centralized ownership via the Elevated, with debates over holding stock, fares, and district limits.

Fahey Elevated Chamber of Commerce Bernard J. Rothwell Henry Howard Roberts Gorham PD. C. Jackson E. S. Webster Charles T. Hall Boston Elevated Railway Company Joint Board Boston and Vicinity West End Street Railway Company Boston Boston Elevated C. F. Weed W. E. Butler McKibben Metropolitan District Park Street Station Railroad Commission Massachusetts Worcester Boston & Northern Nashua N. H Old Colony Newport R. I Lexington & Boston Billerica Middlesex & Boston Westboro Boston & Worcester Blue Hill Stoughton BE. A. Filene Boston Chamber of Commerce Boston Elevated Railroad

Gilchrist Store Leases Bumstead Hall For Enlarged Operations

At the annual banquet of Gilchrist department store buyers held last evening at Hotel Bellevue, the management announced a lease of Bumstead Hall in the American Music Hall building for several years. The 30,000 square foot hall will be remodeled for Gilchrist selling departments with three new entrances on Hamilton, Winter, and Washington streets. Harvard College owns the building. A musical program followed, with remarks by company president Charles C. Ferris about a new slogan: More business and better business.

Gilchrist Department Hotel Bellevue Daylight Store Bumstead Hall American Music Hall Hamilton Winter Street Washington Street Gilchrist Company Harvard College W. E. Anderton Rose Sisters Charles C. Ferris Gilchrist William Jardine William E. Butler Thomas J. Lane Arthur W. Phinney Robert H. Heartz Crosby William G. Lyttle G. A F. W. Small C. F. Jones William E. Bolger Ernest A. Crowell J. C. Ross A. D. Bacon C. L. Wentworth G. M. Kaizer O. BE. Kennedy H. E. Rust P. J. Flemming C. W. Stiles W. E. Clark John Gallagher C. F. Osgood H. B. Lowe C. C. Ramsdell Fred Harding Ernest R. Phelps J. M. Butler R. J. Trimble William Moajt A. F. Reed F. M. Williams T. J. Fitzgerald Thomas Grieve F. S. Mitchell George R. Stimpson W. M. Robinson Kenneth Moore Roy Pond Ralph 8. Carlin Edward Gallagher Frank Tirrell John Emes Wiliam J. Gleason Daniel Ferguson

New Medford Church to Be Dedicated Tomorrow

The Union Congregational Church of Medford will be dedicated Sunday at 10 30 am with Rev. John Wild in charge. Sunday school rooms dedication follows at 3 pm led by the pastor and W H Hodgman. The Spanish designed wooden two story church seats 252, expandable to 500, with three lower class rooms and a cozy library. The building features dark hardwoods red oak pews walnut pulpit green plush upholstery electric and gas heat and a bell from the old church. The parish has 181 members. the project cost 13000 dollars with aid from Old South Society Boston Congregational Church Union and Woburn Association.

Medford Union Congregational Church of John Wild W. H. Hodgman Cosey Little Old South Society Congregational Church Union of Boston The Woburn Association of Congregational Churches

List of names in historic record

A long ledger style roster names Ernest F. Brooks Ernest F. Tracy John T. ONeil John Bulger George Tucker A F Baisley Fred G Pettingell George R Shipp Arthur Weldon H C Brine W P Brine William A Cooper Ambrose Riley George A Reidpath E A Fernald T G Fairbairn J N Jowett G A McLean F W Garran B H F Smith W H Anderton G W Myrick J R Stafford John Ward W J Knox John Flynn Michael Curley Joan Lane Charles George J W Whitredge F P Brown W H Greene A Godsoe W H Hanson J J Burns William Mearls

Ernest F. Brooks Ernest F. Tracy John T. O’neil John Bulger George Tucker A. F. Baisley Fred G. Pettingell George R. Shipp Arthur Weldon H. C. Brine W. P. Brine William A. Cooper Ambrose Riley George A. Reidpath E. A. Fernald T. G. Fairbairn J. N. Jowett G. A. McLean F. W. Garran BH. F. Smith W. H. Anderton G. W. Myrick J. R. Stafford John Ward W. J. Knox John Flynn Michael Curley Joan Lane Charles George J. W. Whitredge F. P. Brown W. H. Greene A. Godsoe W. H. Hanson J. J. Burns William Mearls

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