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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1915

Page

6

Wealth, Reform, and Family Ties in a Local Farm Tale

Mary Alice Brown a 12 year old daughter of Lem Brown a drunkard is jailed and visits Sam Thomas farm where she meets Charlie the crippled son who becomes the story’s hero Lem after leaving jail works at the Thomas farm reforms and takes a cottage for his family Wealthy John Willett brings in Dr Jackson who cures Charlie Six years pass Charlie studies art and Mary Alice works in a department store where Francis Willett son of John Willett expelled from college also works

Mary Alice Brown Lem Brown Sam Thomas Charlie Lem Thomas John Willett Jackson Mary Alice Francis

Mary Alice's Boreal Club Ride With Francis Willett

Mary Alice accepts an invitation from Francis Willett to the Boreal Club for a toboggan outing. She enjoys the luxury ambiance and the company of his social circle, feeling a growing sense of belonging as Willett's charm and protection lead her through an afternoon of ice, thrills, and flirtation.

Mary Alice Francis Stacey’s Sheffield Francis Willett Teresa Small, Maynard & Co

Catholic services close Aug 1 novena ends at Immaculate Conception

The St Ignatius Loyola novena at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison avenue and East Concord streets winds down tomorrow night after one of its most successful runs. St Ignatius Loyola feast day will be observed Sunday August 1 with Confraternity of the Holy Cross meeting at the Cathedral tomorrow at 3 pm and a mass for members tomorrow morning followed by a Holy Hour 8 to 5 pm.

St. Ignatius Loyola Society of Jesus Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue East Concord Streets St. Isnatius ‘Loyola Confraternity of the Holy Cross Church of the Most Holy Redeemer East Boston Spring Grove Wellesley Boston & Worcester Street Railway Company Park Square St. John’s Preparatory College Danvers

Italians Give to Guild Fund Subscriptions

Subscriptions totaling 141 dollars were received yesterday by Secretary Herman A. MacDonald of the Curtis Guild memorial committee. Subscriptions may be sent to Allan Forbes, treasurer, at 33 State street, Boston. Yesterday's subscriptions were:

Curtis Guild Committee Herman A. MacDonald Curtis Guild Memorial Committee Allan Forbes State Street Boston

Decrease in Fire Losses Reported to Mayor Curley

A report to Mayor Curley from the fire commissioner notes a drop in fire losses for the first six months of 1915 by 868 135 compared with 1914. It credits motor apparatus and expanded inspections, while warning 1915 figures are provisional estimates. Alarms Jan 1 to July 1 rose from 2898 in 1914 to 3315 in the present year.

Curley

Cardinal to attend Fr Dolans Funeral

Cardinal OConnell will celebrate the requiem mass for Rev. Father Michael Dolan who died Monday after 30 years as pastor of Our Lady Church Newton. A prior special mass will be held for parishioners and children attended by the church.

Cardinal O'Connell Michael Dolan Church of Our Lady, Newton

Boston man Panner linked to fake doctor scheme and missing fiancé

Panner left a bad hundred dollar check to Mrs Hatchman as part of a bold business ruse with a Boston wholesale outfit led by “Dr J Smith Ph D” causing Hatchman to doubt Panner’s sobriety. Miss Abbie Short vanished from Roxbury as police follow leads in a tangled tale of marriage claims and a staged death.

Panner Fort Point Miss Short Wall Street Roxbury Ey Fr. Hatchman Summer Street Extension Abbie Short Commonwealth Trust Company Hatchman Copley Plaza J. Smith Mr. Hatchman Willy Panner Boston Hudson Panmer Bernard Short Mission Church Hatchmans Wall Street House City Hospital John Wilkins Fort Point Channel G. Leslie Lane

Hearing on Terminals Public Commission Hearing

The first recess hearing of the Legislature begins at the State House Room 431. The Terminal Commission will hear from Metropolitan district cities civic groups and district residents while it investigates hub terminal facilities. Members include Senator Cavanagh chairman Senator Hays Representative Wilson Fred P. Greenwood Robert Robinson Professor Spofford Luke Mullen Frederick H. Prince and William H. Coolidge.

State House TA A James F. Cavanagh Martin Hays Herbert A. Wilson Fred P. Greenwood Robert Robinson Charles M. Spofford Tech Luke D. Mullen Charlestown Trust Company Frederick H. Prince William H. Coolidge

New York Official Visits Boston Fish Pier

George W. Perkins, head of New York City Pure Food Commission, toured the new $2,000,000 Boston fish pier yesterday. He traveled with his son, George W. Jr., and E. P. Dixon, a major New York fish dealer. The party was greeted at the Hotel Touraine by W. K. Beardsley, manager of the New England Fish Exchange, and given a tour of the pier.

George W. Perkins New York Mitchel Pure Food Commission New York City Boston Mr. Perkins George W., Jr E. P. Dixon

Everett Boynton Receives Post Cane on 93rd Birthday

Everett Boynton 93, longtime proprietor of the periodical store at 218 Humphrey Street Swampscott, was presented with the Swampscott Post cane yesterday his 93d birthday by Clarence B. Humphrey chairman of the Board of Selectmen.

Everett Boynton Humphrey Street Swampscott Clarence B. Humphrey Board of Selectmen

Plant Juice Promises Health Relief for Stomach Ailments

An official of Malden reports Plant Juice, a herbal tonic, has brought health to residents suffering from indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach troubles. Testimonies from local residents including C W Bennet, Justice of the Peace, cite relief and encourage others to consult Liggett Drug Company at Washington and Avon Streets.

C. W. Bennet Cross Street Malden Mass Boston Liggett Drug Company Washington and Avon Streets

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