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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1915

Page

13

Petition filed to appoint receiver for Hotel Plaza Co

Bernard Schwartz, a minority stockholder, seeks a receiver in the Supreme Judicial Court alleging mismanagement by President Joseph F. Rea and ClerkTreasurer Charles T. Iroman monger. He claims improper salaries totaling 20 5000 and 7500 and improper use of company employees for private ventures. The suit seeks injunction against encumbrance of their property and a rapid disposition next Friday.

Hotel Plaza Company Supreme Judicial Court Bernard Schwartz Joseph F. Rea Charles T. Ironmonger Rae Ireonmonger Rossmore Crawford House Frost & Dearborn Ironmonger Bill In Equity

Clergy Reassignments and Summer Union Services in Brockton Area

The Rev. Ferdinand E. Lee of Yale sociological work will assist Rev. John C. Archer in Brockton’s South Congregational Church this summer and may assume full charge when Archer leaves for Yale. The Methodist Board sent three missionaries to Chile for teaching in schools this month. Edgartown pastor Rev. EB. E. Craig is asked to lead North Attleboro Central Congregational Church, while Malden pastor Rev. Thompson E. Ashby will head Chelsea Central Congregational Church starting Oct. 3, with farewell on Sept. 26. Summer union services continue Sundays at the Daniel Dorchester Memorial, spanning multiple churches in the area.

Ferdinand E. Lee Yale University Brockton John C. Archer Mr. Archer Yale Mr. Lee South Congregational Church South America Methodist Board of Foreign Missions Chill EB. E. Craig Edgartown Central Congregational Church North Attleboro Mr. Craig Thompson E. Ashby Linden Congregational Church Malden Chelsea First Baptist Church West Roxbury Daniel Dorchester Memorial Methodist

Summer Madness as a Child Minds the World

A playful verse notes a child climbing a tree to join singing birds amid a bustling summer. The speaker laments growing laziness and excess but keeps a light, breezy tone about infancy, motion, and the season's riotous energy.

Sir James Murray dies editor of Oxford English Dictionary

Sir James Augustus Henry Murray, editor of the Oxford English Dictionary and noted historian, died today in London. Born in 1837, he was knighted in 1908 and authored numerous historical works.

London James Augustus Henry Murray

Allowance or No Allowance in the Sewing Circle

The Boston Post Sewing Circle invites letters on domestic finance and marriage, including whether a wife should demand a separate income. Readers share experiences about allowances, tobacco habits, in-law duties, and trust in marriage, with multiple anonymous voices weighing in on financial equality and home life.

Sewing Circle Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Poat Mother Sisters of the Sewing Circle

Army Division Why It Alone Is an Effective Fighting Formation

A 1915 series explains how army structure builds coordinated force from company to division. It argues that a eight-place divisional organization allows rapid mobilization within 24 hours, with one telegraphic order to assemble at Galveston.

New York Washington New Orleans San Francisco Seattle Galveston

Unclear text fragment with scattered names and actions

The readable words show disjointed phrases about cleaning, water, walls, and people like Bob and Sean. No coherent event or clear entities to establish a factual news item.

Sunset and Evening Star Poem By Tennyson

Sunset and evening star appear as a speaker longs for guidance and a meeting with the Pilot after crossing the bar. The verse contemplates tides, farewell, and the hope of facing the Pilot beyond time and place.

Unique Hats at Bramtons Shore Dinner

In a light exchange on fashion and hats, two women compare headwear aboard a yacht. One speaks of a blue linen hat with a sea shell trim, worn to Bramtons shore dinner, while the other describes a transparent gray marine hat with a cobweb of black threads and a jet spider under the brim.

Helen Bramtons Jack

Recipes from Mrs Martha B Noyes Cake and Cookies

Jam cake and white cake recipes with spices and flavoring ideas. Includes Children’s Smoked Oatmeal Cookies with oats raisins nuts and butter. Credits Mrs Martha B Noyes of Rogers Avenue Aomearville.

Martha B. Noyes Rogers Avenue Aomearville

Mildred Champagne Speaks on Love and Sentiment

A 19 year old writer asks whether a kiss is acceptable before marriage. Elaine commends home training and cautions that a kiss should come from genuine love. She argues a man’s friendship is questioned if he labels a woman prim for standing by her convictions.

Sewing Circle Miss Champagne New England City Elaine

Bailiffs Freed From Uniforms In Warm Weather

United States Marshal Mitchell orders bailiffs to stop wearing heavy uniforms except during actual court attendance and on naturalization days, citing warm weather conditions.

United States Mitchell

Mother's plea to keep autos out of Franklin Park

A Boston mother writes to the Post protesting plans by Park Commissioner John Dillon to lift the ban on autos in Franklin Park. She argues autos threaten children's safety and the park’s intent as a pedestrian playground, urging autos to remain on state roads and keep the park for kiddies and families.

Franklin Park John Dillon The Park Commission Milton Quincy Blue Hill Reservation Mr. Dillon

Fashions Preview Furs Hats and School Attire for Summer

Fashions favor furs for summer wear. The transparent hat remains popular with gay stockings and shoes. Norfolk styles suit young girls school dresses. Ribbon matches panama hat stripe. Smocks charm young girls. Outside pockets appear on morning frocks and skirts. Autumn skirts may be full and ankle length. Long boxy sweaters belt at the waist.

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