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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
13
The Sewing Circle in the Boston Post invites New England home makers to discuss family care, household economy, gardening, and related topics. Correspondents may use pen names and ask questions, writing on one side of the paper to the Sewing Circle Editor.
A reader mail section shows women laboring alongside men in cabbage cultivation with comparable output yet half pay, prompting questions about control of money and the old boss image. Letters recount marriages, trust, and advice on budgeting and independence within domestic life.
A poem fragment voices mariners seeking Heart's Content a harbor of home. The verses describe lone ships, longing, and peril as crews search across seas for a fabled haven, warning of those who wander and never reach their port.
New England housewives share baked treats and dessert ideas. Recipes include an eggless milkless cake with raisins, an orange flavored sugar loaf cake in layers, and chocolate bread pudding with stale bread and chocolate. Names and towns noted: Mrs Co A Reed Bath Me Mrs J Mardon Squantum and Mrs G B Bhaudry Greenfield.
The Cambridge Association of Ministers meets today at Carlisle at Granville Pierce’s home with a paper on The God Above All the Gods. Rev Everett Co Herrick starts as pastor of Fall River First Baptist. Rev George S Anderson preaches farewell at Somerville Highland Church after 20 years. mortgage burned. He joins evangelistic work with New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Methodist conference. Greenwood Memorial M E Church Dorchester plans June Sunday school picnic. Children’s Day set for June 14 at Union Congregational. Rev B D Scott to baptize children. Visitors’ Sunday at Old South Worcester with a call to bring a guest. Rev Edward Payson Drew to preach.
Hanover May 31. The three upper classes will elect the best all around man in the graduating class to receive a giant cap donated by John Barrett. Seven seniors including J L Day, BR Hognett, H A Koelsch, L K Little, P W Loudon, J T Reardon and R H Trott were endorsed by committees for character dependability scholarship and leadership and athletic skill. The vote Tuesday will decide the winner.
North Babylon discussions focus on opposition from Mr. Belmont and affluent neighbors before construction begins. Belmont owns a large estate at Hempstead Long Island, and his stance is seen as a potential obstacle to the proposed work.
Norwich, Conn marks the town 255th birthday with a Founders Day and Benefactors Day. The three day celebration starts Friday with school exercises and a Saturday band concert on the courthouse steps. Schoolchildren sing patriotic songs led by J Herbert George, Civil War veteran.
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