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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
5
Mrs Maud Howe Elliot daughter of Julia Ward Howe closes the meeting held at 162 Tremont Street on the suffrage cause She says she is not a worker but supports the movement A letter from her mother expresses sorrow at missing the anniversary week events and pride in the progress of women's rights.
The California Fig Syrup Co promotes its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a superior product based on chemists work and plant extracts. It stresses only the genuine formula yields benefits and warns against imitations lacking the full company name on the front of the package.
The Somerville High School ivy day marked by the 174 member senior class largest yet. H Edward Littlefield chaired the ivy sprig ceremony as Miss Ruth E. Kingman wrote an original ode. Carl Hartshorn gave the oration while Miss Marian H. Sargent read the prophecies.
The Roasters Club of New Jersey Elks visited Boston led by Colonel Robert C. Erb. Seventeen other members joined a day of mishaps as one got lost in crooked streets and another fell from a gangway aboard the battleship New Jersey. The outing included a supper, theatre party, and a shipboard entertainer.
The Rev. Hiram Kallock Pervear D D retired Baptist clergyman died yesterday morning at his home 10 Myrtle Street Jamaica Plain aged 77 after several months illness He was born in Roxbury.
A new pantaloon gown, featuring a front trousers-like panel, is shown at Henry Siegel's store with critics split on the style. The gy helio silk gown uses black satin and lace, with a 36 inch wide leg section visible only from the front. The exhibit runs today for the last time as shoppers observe the daring design.
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