Boston Druggists Banquet Highlights and Elections
Governor Greenhalge and Mayor Quincy praised the Boston Druggists Association at the Parker House banquet. New officers were elected led by Ernest C. Marshall as president and Thomas L. Jenks as treasurer, with a wide list of committee members and distinguished guests from Col lector Winslow Warren to Mt Holyoke representatives. Discussions touched on pharmacy law, professional ethics, and the group’s role in city and state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhalge
Quinsey
Boston Druggists’ Association
Parker House
Ernest C. Marshall
Thomas L. Jenks
James O. Jordan
Harvey 8. Sears
Charles A
Quincy
Boston
Congressional Committee
Merchants’ Municipal Committee
Winston Warren
O’callaghan
South
Limerick Club Hosts Banquet At United States Hotel
A Limerick Club gathering last night featured Frank M. Higgins speaking on Maine history and the next president. Banjo and Mandolin Quartet performances drew applause as officers and many members from Portland and nearby towns attended the event and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick Club
United States
Maine
Frank M. Higgins
Limerick
Reed
Frank E. Hill
State Board of Education
Harold H. Burbank
Saco
S. K. Hamilton
J. M. Hill
Association
Edwin C. Burbank
Charles H. Bangs
L. B. Gatcomb
Kate Staples Dean
Clara Smith Woodsome
George P. Staples
E. C. Burbank
C. W. Boynton
E. W. Boynton
C. E. Boynton
Samuel T. Burg
John P. Burg
J. Bradley
M. P. Bangs
John P. Bradbury
Annie Smith Philbrick
Mt Holyoke Alumnae Receive Governors And Dignitaries
The Mt Holyoke Alumnae Association met at the Thorndike with about ninety members and guests. Governor Greenhalge and ex-Governor Claflin attended with wives and several officials. Brief remarks followed the evening meal from Governor Greenhalge Mrs Livermore Trustee Willotson Dr Dunning and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holyoke
Universalists Social Union opens twelfth season at Quincy House
The Universalists Social Union held a social reception and business meeting at Quincy House to start its twelfth season. Officers elected include Rev Irving C Tomlinson as president and George E Littlefield as vice president with several secretaries and a treasurer. New members were admitted and reports showed growth and prosperity as attendees from local churches joined in the reception and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalists’ Social Union
Quincy House
Irving C. Tomlinson
George E. Littlefield
Addie
R. P. Morse
Lucy C. M. Card
A. W. Strauss
Florence E. Kelloch
Every Day Church
T. E. Johnson
Columbus Avenue Church
Ulysses Kerr
Emily Louise McIntosh
Ladies Night at Boston Coal Club Banquet No Speeches
Last evening the Boston Coal Club held a reception banquet and dance at the Vendome with over 160 attendees. For the first time speeches were omitted in favor of a miscellaneous entertainment program after the menu, with H G Jordan as chair and Miss Gertrude Edmonds and Richard's Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Coal Club
H. G. Jordan
C. O. Campbell
J. F. Wellington
B. F. Wilde
Alderman Allen
G F. Stebbins
Gertrude Edmonds
Black Diamond Glee Club
Richard
Jordan
Fifty Years of Work Anniversary in East Boston
The First Unitarian Society of East Boston marked its golden anniversary on Meridian Street reflecting fifty years since its 1845 founding. Prominent clergy and guests attended the celebration including Rev. M. J. Savage and Rev. Charles G. Ames, with historical addresses recalling ministerial tenures and church milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
First Unitarian Society
Meridian Street
Joseph Wells
M. J. Savage
R Fisk
E. A. Horton
Charles G. Ames
H. N. Brown
George W. Stone
G. M. Budge
J. H. Allen
E. W. Gardner
George W. E. Barrows
Bancor
Frederick Woods
Smith Baker
Mr. Livermore
Warren H. Cudworth
Divinity School
Union Circle
Maverick and
Bremen Streets
Frank E. Sullivan
Minot J. Savage
Lincoln School Class of 85 Dines at United States Hotel
Twenty members of the Lincoln School class of 85 dined at the United States Hotel. The Bunting Club held its monthly banquet at the Thorndike last evening with eighteen members dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
United States Hotel
Bunting Club
Thorndike
Potter Palmer for U.S. Ambassador to Germany
In Chicago on January 2 a broad movement forms to back Potter Palmer as United States ambassador to Germany, succeeding the late Runyon. The campaign began yesterday and has grown significantly in support among prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Potter Palmer
United States
Germany
Runyon
Beecham’s Constipation Aid Brings 25 PercentBoost
Beecham promotes its constipation remedy by urging readers to buy the book at druggists and follow its guidance. The notice cites annual sales over 6 million bozem units and emphasizes a strong customer uptake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Mayor Quincy Leads Elegant Ball Procession at Odd Fellows Hall
The City Point Catholic Association ball drew Mayor Quincy to the front rank as guests from South Boston and Peninsula mingled. Notables including Rev. Robert J. Johnson and Rev. David J. Herlihy attended, while James A. Gallivan and M. J. Moore observed from the floor. The event featured a formal march, graceful dances, and a sizable turnout of local dignitaries and society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Odd Fellows’ Hall
City Point Catholic Association
Association
South Boston
Thomas W. Flood
P. F. Reddy
Robert J. Johnson
David J. Herlihy
Gate of Heaven Church
Sengor McMorrow
Senate
Capitol Hill
James A. Gallivan
M. J. Moore
Joe Kelly
Esquires
Peninsula
Mullen
William A. Lynch
Annie Slattery
Mr. Quincy
Lynch
Flood
Mr. Mullen
Elizabeth Scanlon
Charles Fas Slattery
Mayor Quincy
Thirtieth annual St. Joseph’s Total Abstinence Ball at Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Hall hosted the thirtieth annual ball and reunion of the St. Joseph’s Total Abstinence Society. President T. F. Gargan led the grand march with Miss Annie Gargan, and numerous officers and aids assisted on the floor. A long list of dignitaries and attendees included Hon. Joan B. O’Brien Alderman William F. Donovan and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Hall
St. Joseph’s
P. Lane
R. W. Burns
George Wentworth
R. A. Fitzpatrick
James Donohue
J. F. Dooly
William H. Cuddy
S. J. Moran
James W. Gargan
BE. E. Howard
William Quinn
Joan B. O’brien
Owen A. Galvin
William F. Donovan
Matthew Dolan
Goodfellows Dance at First Grand Ball in Tremont Street
The James M. Coulter Assembly 172 of the Royal Society of Good Fellows held its first grand ball last evening at Kossuth Hall Tremont Street. Floor director James T. McKenny led the dancers with assistants George H. Cunningham James J. Shurety and a list of aides. Reception committee members included T. J. Kelly and Mrs. J. Regan among others. Notables present included John Taylor ruler of the Brookline assembly and W. H. Clements supreme deputy plus several officers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Coulter
Royal Society of Good Fellows
Kossuth Hall
Tremont Street
James T. McKenny
Messrs
George H. Cunningham
James J. Shurety
J. Tobbin
P. Whalin
R. Leonard
D. Sullivan
N. Garrity
P. O’brian
J. P. Kelly
C. Gollinger
J. Long
E. D. Fuller
C. Nangle
P. Sheerin
T. J. Kelly
J. Regan
J. H. Kenneally
C. P. McKenney
A. J. Leonard
A. Boutelier
John Taylor
Brookline Assembly
J. H. Chadwick
W. H. Clements
H. Appleton
Thomas O’connell
Lieutenant Pearson
Frank Shannon
Bowdoin Square Theatre
M. Tosfrey
J. J. Devaney
Assembly
M. E. Devaney
John McKee
Hattie Strong
William Leyden
McNally
Nellie BE. Devaney
Jennie Hablity
Annie MccGiven
Martha Fitzgerald
Pine Tree Club Dance at Mora Halls Brighton
The Brighton Allston Pine Tree Club held its third dance at Mora Halls Brighton with over fifty couples dancing until 2 am A supper followed at midnight in adjoining rooms Floor director Sumner F Starbird led the event with assistants and a full reception committee among the listed members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton-Allston Pine Tree Club
Mora
Brighton
Sumner F. Starbird
Albert J. Haskell
Almond J. Furbush
William Akin
F. F. Hall
W. C. Jones
F. H. Hilton
W. R. Brown
E. F. Perry
W. H. Decrow
F. W. Boynton
E. J. Pierce
A. J. Haskell
A. E. Green
A. J. Furbush
Lowell
Tingsay
George Black
George Derry
F. Edgerley
Charles White
Charles Penton
Fred Young
Mary Holman
Glendon Dyar
Charles Jones
Wild
Woodman
Balsor
Dr Bull's Gyrup Gains World Wide Fame
Clashing spellings and rumors aside, the text notes Dr Bull's gyrup has earned a global reputation for its healing appeal. No clear events or dates are provided in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Hssenas
Rumors of Big League Reorganizations Stir New York
Board of arbitration in New York hears rumors of major league reshuffles involving Cleveland, Detroit, St Louis, and the Van der Ahe interests. President Robinson allegedly plans to move franchises, swap teams, and graft a National League nucleus into Detroit, amid declining patronage in Cleveland and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Arbitration
New York
Robinson
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chris van der Ahe
Mound City
von der Ahe
Yale Meeting on Hudson Race Attitude in New York
Yale undergraduate and alumni boating authorities plan a New York meeting tomorrow to decide Yale’s stance on entering the Hudson race. Prominent graduates Bob Cook and George Adee will attend along with President Di Sibour and Captain Treadway of the Yale navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
New York
Hudson
Bob Cook
George Adee
di Sibour
Captain Treadway
Yale Navy
Prize Fights Moved to Morning at El Paso Carnival
In El Paso Texas January 28 1929 the carnival under Dan Stuart announces all prize fights will be held in the morning on their scheduled dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stuart
EL Paso
Texas
Boxing Gossip and Odds in Local Ring Debates
Boston boxing chatter discusses Montgomerys and Leahy weight disputes at 147 pounds, with bets, forfeit transfers, and offers involving Jimmy Leahy. It also covers Robert Allen chasing 124 125 pound matches, and other fighters like Dick Carter Brennan and Sears with upcoming bouts in New England. A.C. McKenzie signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Montgomery
Professor Bob
Monsieur Montgomery
Jack Leahy
Riverside
Mr. Leahy
Mr. Montgomery
Leahy
Montgomery
Shylock
Robert
Jack
Jimmy Leahy
Robert Stonewall Allen
New England
Boston
New York
Allen
Billy Lightfoot
Virginia
Dick Carter
Dave Sullivan
Phil Brennan
Austin Kaveney
Philip
Spike Sullivan
Dave
Brennan
Eddie Curry
Brierly
Jack Doyle
Brooklyn
Sammy Myers
Kings County Athletic Club
Washington
Sears
Mike
A. C. M’kenzie
Irish Champion Tommy Conneff Aims Priesthood
The star distance runner Tommy Conneff plans to become a priest while continuing to compete. He trains for a ten mile championship at Madison Square Garden and will race England’s F E Bacon as his last active season peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Weters
Stephen Chase
Frank Sheldon
Charley Kilpatrick
Tommy Conneff
England
Ireland
F. E. Bacon
Madison Square Garden
Coneff
Orton
Jerry Delaney
Press Cycling Club Scorcher Dance in Boston Hall
The fifth annual Press Cycling Club dance drew about two hundred guests to Cotillon Hall Mechanics Building Boston. Germania Orchestra played as guests enjoyed a grand march led by C W Fourdrinier and Miss Margaret Manning. elaborate decor and a well organized program showcased the club’s efforts with a supper by Harvey Blunt during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Press
Cotillon Hall
Mechanics
Boston
Germania Orchestra
C. W. Fourdrinier
Margaret V. Manning
W. Demond
A. H. Gaudelet
Aids
E H. Pinkham
A. A. Knight
J. E. Anderson
B. W. Isfort
W. S. Stokell
W. O. Bullard
L. Cates
E. A. Reynolds
W. E. Files
B. Tishler
J. K Clark
H. K. Boutwell
W. E. Traiser
H. E. Walker
A. J. Ochs
C. H. Finley
A. W. Pease
F. A. Very
F. H Annis
A. Kh. Hayden
J. Marden, Jr
J. P. Walker
A. O. McGarrett
F. C. Higgins
E. H. Pinkham
Harvey Blunt
Notable Legal and Crime Notes Trimmed From City News
William Gambold sues the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and F H Darlington for 25000 damages over a malicious prosecution linked to the Railway Union troubles of 1844. Also reported are divorce rumorings, a check theft case, a murder confession arrest, a lynching after a train shooting, a canceled Yvette Guilbert engagement, large bank forgeries in Java, a forgery guilty plea by Paul Brigham, a Cook county bribery claim, and the National Board of Trade reelecting President Fraleigh at age 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gambold
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
F. H. Darlington
Railway Union
New York
J. Coleman Drayton
Belle Clinton
Mary Rivers
John Durege
L. N. Mellville
P. T. Rhodes
Newville
Alex Jones
Elkhorn
W. Va
Mile
Yvette Guilbert
China
Java
Paul Brigham
General Sessions Court
Boston
Payne
Chicago Circuit Court
Cook County
National Board of Trade
Washington, D. C
Fraleigh
California Wines Offer at Blanchard & Farrar Dock Square
A brisk ad notes G1 wine sale in bulk at Pure California Wines two blocks from Dock Square. Four bottles assorted at 71, with Blanchard & Farrar at 14 to 17 Dock Square and a playful price tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Champion runner Connett plans England Ireland tour and international challenge
Connett announces a spring schedule with May 30 Manhattan field games and a return to Holy Cross College after touring England and Ireland. He intends to race English crack Bacon and challenge the international winner if blocked by eligibility rules for American-born athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Field
Ireland
Tommy
Irish Athletic Union
America
Old Country
England
Mitchell
Sweeney
New York Athletic
Bacon
Connett
Holy Cross College
Community cyclists gather for club event and floral tribute
Members and guests including J. P. Clark J. C. Little and many couples attended a club gathering with floral decorations donated by L. J. & W. J. Doogue. Attendees included numerous civic figures, bicycle club representatives from Massachusetts Roxbury Taunton Haverhill Newburyport and many other clubs.
Coming Horse Show Plans At Mechanics Building
Dr. Thatcher Goddard heads the executive committee for the coming horse show with offices at 40 State Street Room 28 and Mr James T Hyde of New York directing the horses. The event uses both Mechanics Building halls with a ring occupying nearly the full main hall and about 100 boxes to be auctioned. Charlie Bates will bring a string of high steppers, a Madison Square Garden star attraction, and a striking racing plate poster featuring a rider and a gray horse will adorn Boston fences attracting poster collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher Goddard
State Street
Goddard
James T. Hyde
New York
Mechanics’ Building
Charlie Bates
Bates
Madison Square Garden
Boston
POLG Results From Local meets Across Cities
Ocean Spray-Winthrops hosted a meet with Beach Monts scoring 2 and Malden 1. Stoneham paired with Clinton while Stoneham handed Clinton a 9 to 1 win. New Bedford 7 defeated Pawtucket 3 in a separate pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Spray
Winthrops
Beachmonts
Stoneham
Malden
Clinton—Clinton
Woburn
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Skating Carnival Set For February At Boston Ponds
On February 8 a skating carnival directed by Boston businessmen will be held at Spy Pond or Jamaica Pond. The program includes the New England championship three, five, and one mile races, a 880 yard backward race for boys, and a hurdle race. Top skaters from New England expected to attend with medals for winners. Entry fees are one dollar for the three championships and fifty cents for the other three events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostcon
Spy
Jamaica Ponds
New England
The
Boston Post
Etry
Harvard and Brown Duel in Three Game Ice Polo Series
A two team ice polo series between Harvard and Brown is arranged with three games scheduled. The first meet occurs this afternoon at Roger Williams Park in Providence, with possible neutral ground play if needed. Brown fields an All-American level squad while Harvard also shows strength and anticipation for a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Brown
Providence
Ca Uimiiuge
Roger Williams Park
Canada
Goodridge
Clarkson
Clark
Baldwin
Associate in commission business fair gains $3000 yearly
An associate in a commission business offers potential earnings of 3000 dollars a year with part payment on satisfaction. The notice lists Co operativa Business Chances at Room 11 224 Tremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont At
Cycling politics and racing future council in New York
A fragmentary item notes letters and appointments, rider classifications, and potential shifts in bicycle racing governance. It mentions L A W debates on giving up control of racing, upcoming Cyclists Federation talks, and election ticket speculation with Willison and New Jersey figures. Illinois and Iowa oppose abandoning racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moakley
New England
Massachusetts
L. A. W. Bulletin
Good Readgg Magazine
New York
Metropolitan Association of Cycling Clubs
Board of Aldermen
Potter
Cyclists’ Federation
Lenox Lyceum
Eddie Bald
Pope Manufacturing Company
National Assembly
George Perkins
Willison
Robert Gentle
New Jersey
Illinois
League
Iowa
Bowling in Cycling Clubs Scores Noted in Weekend Meet
The Press Club ball interfered with bowling last night but enthusiasm remained strong. Shawmuts and Roslindales posted solid scores. Roxbury Wheelmen faced Charlestown club with high, season-better averages. Listed scores follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmuts
Roslindales
Roxbury Wheelmen
Charlestown
Interclub tournament match at Somerville ends with Centrals edging Jeffries Winter
The Jeffries Winter Club of East Boston and the Central Club of Somerville competed in an interclub event. Central totals reached 300 with Jeffries Winter at 138 in billiards. In pool, Jeffries Winter led 92 to 0? Centrals with Whittaker and others contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries Winter Club
East Boston
Central Club
Somerville
Pilliards
Wheaton
Centrals
Hargrave
Jefries
Richards
Rollins
Jeffries
Pool
Hall
Steele
Baily
Whittaker
Jeffries Winter
Salem Edges Fall River In High Tempo Basketball Game
The Salems defeated Fall River in a tightly contested match played at Salems arena. Highlights included Wiley and Maynard scoring in rapid succession while Heffernan made 25 saves, with Parson and Wiley leading the visitors in a fast first half before Salems pulled ahead in the final minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Fall River
Wiley
Wooltke Williams
Cscc
Seccrceesees
Cy Cotter
Maynard Forbush
S Sees
Sequins
Waka Ee
H.b
Everett Heffernan
Curley
Tush
Big Wiley
Ovaiey Bec
Iaeia
Wiey
Parsons
Ea Wiley
Menard
Marlons
Balch
Heffernan
Currey
Fouls Wootke
O'Malley
Timer— Flint
Local Sports Club Standings and Team Scores
Listings from multiple leagues show team numbers and scores such as Lexington Old Belfry Club 2618 and Massachusetts Cycle Club 2493. Brockton Commercial League reports Team No 5 2172 Team No 1 2126 Team No 8 297 Team No 2 2189. Other results include Lowell Vesners 267v Brockton Campellos 2477 Spofford Mitchells 2372 and Beverly Wisis 2467 Clevelands 2216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Old Belfry Club
Massachusetts Cycle Club
Brockton
Pickaninnies
Stoughton
Beverly—Wicis
Clevelands
Lynn
Hendersons
Keck, Mosser & Co
Melrose
Kernwoods
Melrose Athletics
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Irvine
Dr. Boynton
Mt. Holyoke College
Mary Lyons
Dr. Pearson
Miss Watson
Old Maine
MT. Holyoke Alumna
Governor Greenhalge
John If Woodbury
Winter St
Woodbury
Bozem
Mayor
City Point
Goodfellows
Pine Tree Club
Rumer
Will
of the Press Cycling Club
T. P. Conneff
Margaret Manning
E. F. Pinkham
Rose Thorpe
Alice Cleverly
R. Eaton
Hyde
Baxter
Courtney
Moulton
Johnson
Misses Brown
Misses Downs
Ebensnow
Annie Mulvey
Sylvester
F. M. Willis
Mamie Casey
Weeks
Harmon
W. W. Demond
Alderman Bryant
Bil’ Daly
Gordon
Suffolk Bicycle Club
A. D. Peck
J. C. Kerrison
G. A. Perkins
H. A Thomas
William H. Pinkham
Harris Tishler
F. M. Stahl
B. B. Plummer
H. J. Alther
Orlin Anderson
GC. F. Billings
Nat Butler
J. H. Barney
F. E. Bertram
James Clark
L. W. Crawford
W. R P. Davis
F. B. Emerson
J. E. Eichler
W. F. Files
C. B. Fleming
W. H. G'bson
J. A. Crooodheart
D. J. Greene
J. Gourley
A. K. Haydn
F. E. House
C. H. Haines
F. H. Inman
L. Jackson
A. W. Kay
W. O. King
A. Longley
A. W. Malcolm
E. J. Norris
C.C. Potter
A. Tuver
B. N. Robinson
F. C. Schuchman
BK. Skinner
D. D. Storey
A. W. Stowe
J. Saville
R. C. Stewart
William S. Towne
Co. Traiser
J. BE. Towne
W. L. Warren
J. B. Walker
Baker’s Kidney
Baker Pill Co
Bangor
Druggists
Roxbury A
Bower Sneer
Ware
Carson Eooreesere
Wall Serene En
Nist
Eae
Feminons
Vledgkins
Eve Seee
Perington - See
Aee
Flinn
Peete
Ee Ee Ee
Seeeesseee Centrals
Salmond
Jackson
Speers
Brustow
Poor Seereetee
Hathaway
SAIT
Salems
Fall Rivers
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