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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1921
Page
9
Old days when signs like a wooden Indian or teapots marked shops on Boston sidewalks have largely disappeared due to automobiles and modern advertising. A lone high hat on Exchange Street still signals a hattery offering hats for purchase or cleaning.
A narrator visits the Wayside at Concord, Hawthorne’s house, guided by owner Margaret Sidney. The tour recalls Hawthorne reading to his children, the Alcotts using the dining room, and the tower desk where he wrote Our Old Home and The Dolliver Romance. Other Hawthorne ties and manuscripts are noted for future discussion.
Hundreds of L street bathers mourn the death of Patrick W. Donegan of 60 Richfield Street Dorchester. A popular Brownie who died Saturday from a fractured skull after a fall in the Dudley Street terminal of the Boston Elevated Railroad. Sister Miss Marcella Donegan identified the body at Boston City Hospital. Born in the North End he moved to Dorchester and advocated back to nature health methods through ocean bathing. Funeral from 60 Richfield Street tomorrow at 8 15 AM with high mass at St Peter's Church at 9. Mrs Ann Sissons of London, England, age over 101, has made three airplane trips.
Rev. Fred R. Royston a Salem Methodist minister is jailed in Portland awaiting a federal grand jury on Mann Act charges. He contends equal rights require blame for both sexes and cites the case of Miss Frankie Edwards, 18, who testified he urged her to run away despite his marriage.
The unusual Pilgrim tale by Jane G. Austin titled The Wife of John Carver will be printed in full in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. It promises vivid life of early settlers and a focus on Carver and his companion in Plymouth narratives.
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