Seymour praises Oswego suit in Boston trip note
Baltimore April 29 1902 J B Seymour reports Standard Clothing Co will be in Boston late this week seeking another Oswego Suit. He calls them the best spring and summer suit he has ever seen.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
10
Baltimore April 29 1902 J B Seymour reports Standard Clothing Co will be in Boston late this week seeking another Oswego Suit. He calls them the best spring and summer suit he has ever seen.
Boston May 20 1901 Clarence G Kellogg secretary Shawmut Lodge 37 I C C F endorses Standard Clothing Co Oswego Serge Suit as best wearing and suitable for business or dress.
Roland Worthington Jr son of the late Boston Traveller owner and Edith L Johnson of Pondville Wrentham announce an engagement The couple plans a June 12 wedding followed by an extended trip with a rest in Dedham Both are tied to Boston society and local clubs and the fiance owns a State Street building where the bride has worked as a stenographer
A 1902 Boston note praises Oswego Serge as the best all round suit fabric for travelling and outing wear. Bernard Nichols signs the endorsement, dated May 13, 1902. The letter emphasizes quality and suitability for outward bound attire and travel needs.
The Free Baptist ministers conference fully exonerated Rev. George N. Howard regarding charges filed by F. Leonard Merrill of Elrose Highlands. Merrill offered no witnesses while Howard presented several. The conference ruled the accusations unsupported and issued resolutions declaring the charges unsustained. Merrill indicated last night he would continue with divorce proceedings.
The Oswego Tru Blu Serge claims exclusive production and full control from fabric to finish. It asserts pure Worsted Serge with fast color guarantee and warns imitators, stressing genuine Oswego quality under the registered label.
Ex-Alderman Joseph J. Norton, head of the street cleaning division, wed Miss Catherine V. D. y at Gate of Heaven Church in South Boston. Ex-Councilman Geo A. Donah was best man and Miss Lena O Maley, sister of the bride, bridesmaid. The couple plans a wedding trip to New York Buffalo and Quebec.
East Boston police expect to arrest about six more youths for complicity in breaks that led to five arrests last Saturday by Patrolmen Sloan and Rourke. One suspect reportedly turned State's evidence naming more than six participants as the gang’s operations prove larger and more organized. The two officers may receive a week of extra vacation for alert work praised by officials. Rourke has six years on the force. Sloan is near retirement with twenty years served.
The Tyler Street Day Nursery board hosted a tea at Mrs. Thomas Mack's 269 Commonwealth Avenue home yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6. A large society gathering supported the charity, with invitations including a return envelope for subscriptions. The parlor presented pink and white sweet peas and a blue silk gown worn by Miss Pope.
Rome despatch reports cordial meeting between Governor Taft and Cardinal Rampolla. They agreed on avoiding courts and friction and work toward a friendly settlement of religious questions in the Philippines. Taft pledged not to oppose the Catholic church and expects measures beneficial to the church. Rampolla will report to the Pope, audience likely Thursday.
In Revere a quarrel over fire chief leadership pits E A Loud against P G W Golliff as two sets of records and official papers circulate. Golliff, in charge, expects a selectmen decision after a May meeting union dispute, noting civil service changes since his appointment.
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