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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1915
Page
7
The Post reports the Giants will sled at Franklin Park next Sunday. Community spectators are invited to watch, with safety guidelines in place and potential weather considerations affecting the event.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnson once separated after anger over two years ago reunite in New York with their two children Ruth and Tommy The couple credits a Post Short Story contest entry titled Two Little Cupids by Emma Libbey of West Somerville for rekindling their marriage.
A two day fund raising campaign is planned by the United Improvement Association to boost its work. The group, with delegates from 21 local associations totaling over 5000 active workers, will meet tonight to review committee recommendations. Subscriptions from public-spirited citizens are proposed to increase funds without raising member dues.
Inspector Thomas Lynch was discharged from Reifef Hospital after a detonation cap blast at police headquarters. Doctors removed powder and metal fragments from his body and expect no serious complications.
At a union meeting last evening the exact sum missing from Painters Union 12 funds was not revealed. Auditing committee figures indicated a four figure amount, with totals running into large figures.
The Real Estate Brokers' Association of Dorchester held its annual meeting at the Quincy House last night. Members advocated several Dorchester improvements including a proposed subway and expanded street car transfer privileges.
Annie Fields author and poet, widow of James T. Fields founder of Ticknor & Fields, died at 145 Charles Street after two weeks illness. Born June 6, 1834 in Boston, she published Under the Olive in 1880, a noted salon host to Emerson Hawthorne Holmes Longfellow Lowell Agassiz and English writers Thackeray Dickens Arnold.
Mayor Chester I Campbell outlined an anti gloom program promising a positive civic image for Quincy. He said there is nothing wrong with the city and urged focusing on growth and attracting homeseekers rather than airing criticisms of governance. The new mayor stressed sunshine over pessimism in City Hall.
Prominent Cambridge citizens backed by a 1000 name petition urged the Public Service Commission to build a new station in the Cambridge subway near Putnam square They asked for relief from congestion on the stairway from Central square to the surface and improvements to surface car service between Harvard and Central squares Residents of Waltham Belmont and North Cambridge protested the plan.
Ralph Mustakis was arrested at 112 Broadway Chelsea yesterday on a complaint of counterfeit five cent pieces. A six year old nephew pointed to a hidden counterfeiter outfit and 16 spurious nickels found in a bathroom. Mustakis pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner Hayes and is held on $1000 bail for Saturday hearing. Dolly Dip dances to Hesitation music in the next Sunday Post a full page of new music.
Madame Lalla Vandervelte, wife of Belgium's minister d etat, will speak to Harvard Union at 8 p m on conditions in Belgium. She has toured the United States to raise funds for the Belgian Relief Fund and was invited by Harvard authorities to address the students.
Hank and his animal companions set sail for Florida in a cheerful travel feature. The plan highlights sunny destinations and roadside stops as the group explores new coastal scenery and local wildlife encounters.
The catalog notes ATHENA Knit Underwear with single garments from 50c and union suits from 1.00, Filene's Third Floor. Corset Shop offers 310 kinds of corsets and 125 brassieres, with new fashion lines and higher waists, plus 16.50 party petticoats and crepe de chine options. Pink and lace trimming highlight a breakfast jacket and petticoat look.
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