Separate Misses Shop Opens Adjoining Women’s Store
A new dedicated section for Misses Girls and Infants apparel will operate beside the existing Women’s Store. The separate store carries ready to wear outfits for babies toddlers and young girls.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
4
A new dedicated section for Misses Girls and Infants apparel will operate beside the existing Women’s Store. The separate store carries ready to wear outfits for babies toddlers and young girls.
The wedding of Miss Helen Trowbridge Carrington daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Carrington of New Haven and Burnside Winslow son of Mr and Mrs J H Winslow of Philadelphia took place this afternoon. The bride is a renowned East golf player and Winslow a Yale graduate class of 1904 who captained the university baseball team for two years. Pauline Mackay of Boston former national woman’s golf champion was a bridesmaid.
The famous joint ownership municipal auto is for sale to the highest bidder. Harry Brown, chauffeur to ex Mayor Fitzgerald, is out of a job after days of trying to ready the car for the new administration. Sewer Superintendent Cutter confirms the days of the municipal auto are over and Brown was paid on bills. Mayor Hibbard decided against using the car citing its reputation, and official trips now draw from the contingency fund.
Advice splits into two methods. The first promotes outdoor exercise, ample fresh foods and greens. The second suggests Cascaret for a gentle natural laxative effect when needed.
At Newman House Harvard University Catholic Club hosts its fourth smoke tall with Bellamy Storer Harvard class of 1868 to speak on Reminiscences of Spain. Storer, former ambassador to Italy and Austria, offers broad international insight. Meeting opened to all university members and alumni.
Fifteen men were arraigned in the Municipal Criminal Court before Judge Sullivan on the charge of spitting on the sidewalk. Only one was discharged. the rest paid a $5 fine. James Vrienal was discharged amid doubts about his case. Names include Beery Reckstring Voula Tower Zoos Cooper Berliner Orrill Gilmore Douglas Mason Smith Kenn. An ad for Brown's Bronchial Stodies promotes relief for throat issues.
The Hon. Edward H. Stroebel longtime Siam government adviser and Harvard international law professor died in Bangkok from poisoning linked to a venomous bite. He served as adviser since 1903 and taught at Harvard from 1898 to 1906.
The man, traveling to America while in Egypt two years ago, succumbed to poisoning despite multiple operations. The illness progressively deteriorated his health, leading to his death.
Edward Henry Strobel longtime Bemis chair of international law at Harvard resigned in 1906 to serve as Siam’s general adviser, a role he held since 1903 on leave. Born Charleston 1855, he rose through Harvard and U S diplomacy, negotiating Siam France ties and earning grand officer status in the Legion of Honor. His influence made him virtually ruler in Siam with broad royal and popular support.
Tomorrow evening in the new school hall North End St Marys School pupils perform Cinderella The Princess Sunshine and Cinderella in Flowerland The cast includes Nellie Dolan Mary McHugh Mary MacDonald Margaret Gilbride Gertrude Boogan Helen Rowan Josephine Ryan and many others with Miss Mary Doherty as pianist An extensive list of participating pupils follows.
Morri son I Swift and four leaders led an unauthorized crowd of thousands to Beacon Street and the State House steps, blocked by police. Sergeant Remington negotiated access and a private audience with the Governor for 6 pm while the crowd dispersed. The mass meeting on Boston Common urged relief measures and public works funding as resolutions were debated.
An advertisement touts a universal hair growth remedy claimed to restore color, stop itching and dandruff, thicken hair and eyebrows, and lengthen eyelashes for men women and children. It urges readers to fill out a free coupon to obtain the product.
The Dresden Club will hold its annual reunion and dance on Sunday January 17 at Paul Revere Hall Me ddngs's Building. Club members include Misses May Barr Adaline Curtis Teresa Coleman Helen Coleman May Carr Mollie Hallinan Margaret Hallinan Loretta Horrigan Nellie Horrigan May Jolley Matilda Levy Nellie McCarthy Agnes Mullen and May McCarthy.
Harris J Gordon, 84, longtime principal of the Hebrew school and a famed local teacher, died in Worcester today after a long period of decline. He left thirty grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
A Bass & Co. official in London states there is no truth to rumors of laying a Burton on Trent pipe line to supply Bass ale directly to U S customers by meter. He warns war risks and potential sabotage would cut off supply at critical moments.
An old ad claims a laxative and quinine blend removes the cause of ailments. It urges readers to request the genuine product by name, citing fall availability and a branded remedy.
The Boston Poultry Association's Me chanics building hosts a cat show promising a record crowd and famed costlier felines. The event aims to outshine the New York show while attracting notable buyers, including a representative of a large Egyptian house. Nearly 150 pigeons entered in a Greenfield to home concourse race ship out today and will return for prizes.
A former heavy woman writes about losing 37 pounds in 40 days using Marmola Prescription. She praises the remedy and claims it let her eat freely and stop strenuous exercise, noting a 24 inch waist and 36 inch bust now.
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