Ancient Field Day and Election Planned by Artil lery Company
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company marks its 266th anniversary with a 1 PM march from Faneuil Hall to New Old South Church, featuring Lt Andrews and Parker in color guard and Look as band guide. The event includes a church service by Bishop Lawrence, an election and commissioning at the Common, a governor review, and a reception and dinner at Faneuil Hall.
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Beacon Street
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Arlington
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Dear Cecil and the Art of Love Letters
A collection of blunt dating advice for a shy correspondent. It urges restraint and honest conversation, noting that boldness pleases but must be tempered by sincerity. Readers are reminded that assumptions about a girl’s feelings misfire, and clear, respectful dialogue remains essential.
Dear Miss Champagne Penitent Letter From Brown Eyes
A young girl writes seeking advice after a quarrel with a former lover. She expresses lingering love, pride, and regret, asking how to win him back after more than a year. The note ends with a plea for guidance.
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Miss Champagne
K. T Am
Dear Mise Champagne I Introduce Myself for Love
A 16 year old girl asks if she should introduce herself to a two years older acquaintance when a friend withholds an intro. Guidance suggests she can introduce herself if together and awkward and to apologize for the friend's inaction. If no chance arises wait or seek another path. The suitor might hint his interest to prompt the friend to arrange an introduction.
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M.lend
Dear Miss Champagne Advice Letter From a Young Man
A 21 year old asks Miss Champagne for guidance after a brief courtship with a young woman who stopped writing. He recalls pleasant meetings, seeks help to regain confidence or renew contact, and wonders if there is an obstacle to communication. The advisor suggests discovering why letters stopped before pursuing further contact.
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Miss Champagne
KF. P. Kk
Lawyer Horace Morse Found Dead with Six Cats at Dorchester Home
Horace E. Morse a 60 year old prominent Boston lawyer was found dead in his Dorchester room at 55 Lonsdale Street with six pet cats and a little white dog. Neighbors report he lived reclusively and had not been seen since Wednesday. An autopsy will be performed. no signs of violence were found. The body was moved to his rooms in Dorchester and identified by Mrs. Gilman of Wakefield.
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Horace E. Morse
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Post
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Wakefield
Double Merchants
Parson Takes Pool Table Refused by Melrose Leader
Colonel F. Hesseltine of Melrose presents a dispute over a pool table refused by local officials. The exchange centers on postwar recreation provisions and religious rights in the Melrose area.
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F. 8. Hesseltine of
Melrose
Melrose church to revamp parish clubrooms
Reverend Glenn T. Morse of St James Episcopal Church in West Somerville plans to fit up parish clubrooms for the young lacking club affiliation. He urges all churches to provide similar facilities under proper management. Morse, Harvard 1898 graduate, 1901 Episcopal Seminary, formerly at St Anne's Lowell and St Stephen's South End.
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Glenn T. Morse
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St. Anne’s
Lowell
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South End
Foss Denies Gubernatorial Bid Plans
Eugene N Foss declares he is not a candidate for governor this fall and hints at future reciprocity advocacy. He may run in the eleventh district to block Senator Lodge ally while keeping options open for Congress. Foss criticizes Governor Bates for backing Benton in a delegate contest.
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Liquor Raids Sweep Boston Neighborhoods
Yesterday police from Division 10 led multiple raids across Boston uncovering whiskey and beer in homes stores and streets. Officers seized seven quarts of whiskey twenty one pints of ale and other beverages from Patrick Harney and several residences with individuals named Cassie Malone John Bradley Catherine Murphy Mary Cox and others involved in the operation.
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Patrick Harney
Mindoro Street
Prentiss Atredt
South Boston
Cassie Malone
Easton
John Bradley
Marginal
Cather Murphy
Eeland Street
Rosbur
Lee
Pattee
Harney
Prentiss ‘Street
Fabicbad
Mary Cox
Brighton Street
Readers Voice Opposition to Earlier Library Closings
A letter to the editor complains about daily library closures at 9 pm, arguing the public needs after work access. The writer notes arriving five minutes late for books and suggests reducing evening work and shifting closing times to accommodate patrons.
Conductor Shortage Leaves Passengers Seated, Standing
A reader to the Post complains that suburban car conductors offer no assistance in finding seats. In one car yesterday five vacancies were left unclaimed while a passenger on the ground could not tell if seats were available, as the conductor remained silent and the car moved on.
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Police Round Up Poker Game Participants in Multiple Locations
Dedham street station arrested six men at noon after entering a poker game on 281 Columbus avenue. Officers later moved to a back parlor on Columbus and questioned six Chinese men. In the evening six men and two young women were arrested at 10 Acton street for being present where gaming implements were found. the women were booked as idle and disorderly.
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Three Speeding Autoists Nabbed On Historic Concord Road
In Concord on June 5 police arrested three motorists from Newton Everett and Revere for speeding over a 600 foot course. Blue coated officers used stop watches to enforce a 3 mile per hour overage limit, claiming the trio exceeded a 10 mile limit.
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Town Hall
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Everett
Revere
Miss Roosevelt Starts Home From St Louis
Miss Alivelt, a longtime friend, has traveled from Washington to meet in St Louis amid a rail disruption. The June 6 note confirms ongoing travel plans and the expected return home.
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