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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
18
A Brockton public school teacher who has served in the district for a year and previously taught at Hurd School is profiled. The feature notes her Wakefield High School graduation and summer playground projects in Brockton.
Alumni meetings sparked strong interest as Boston University wrapped class day events. Seniors traveled to Waltham by special train for afternoon gatherings at Nutting's and Isaac Rich Hall. Commencement address by Dr. George A. Gordon at Tremont Temple set for 10:30 AM.
A mass meeting of the Meeting House Hill Improvement Association spurred a Public Service Commission protest against the proposed discontinuance of a Columbia road to Summer and Washington streets car line. Mayor Curley urged broader Dorchester service and street repairs and noted a $100,000 loan request for Tenean Beach and Mt Ida Playground projects.
Two patrolmen were transferred per orders from the police commissioner. Edward D. J. Haley moved from LaGrange Street to Division 13 Jamaica Plain and Joseph M. Baldridge from Station 6 South Boston to Division 14 Brighton. Reservemen were appointed to multiple divisions including Magee, Schlenkert, Hennessey, Galino, McKernan, Johnson, Morgan, Kilduff, Fitzgerald, Montgomery, Murphy, Sullivan, McCarthy, Wells, and Blake.
Donald C. Macdonald has purchased the Commercial Financial Press Association, publisher of the Boston Financial News. Charles B. Strecker retires from the presidency but will stay with the organization temporarily. Macdonald becomes treasurer and general manager while William A. Powell remains managing editor.
Antone Turbiano an 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs John Turbiano of 48 Marion street Medford died last night about 11 16 from accidental poisoning after his mother gave him a poisonous solution she mistook for oil to ease his colic.
An unsolicited physician letter extols the Neal Institute drug treatment claiming rapid relief without pain and complete freedom from cravings. The note cites a former morphine and alcohol addiction and urges contact at the Neal Institute Boston with free consultation and confidential dealings.
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