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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
3
Mrs. George A. Hibbard plays Silvia Simpson in a Blase Show Gil performance. Photo credit Marceau.
The theatre crowd roared as Mrs Hibbard appeared in a long white cloak and cream silk gown culminating in a radiant reception. Manager Lindsay Morison praised her stamina and vowed future appearances while Gordon shared the spotlight with the star.
Mrs. Hibbard says she enjoys stage work and feels at home with the company at the Shubert Theatre. She aims to stay all summer and is open to any role, praising the pleasant conditions and director suggestions as she debuts in The Chorus Lady as a demi morose role.
Clarence S. Shove was arraigned in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday and held in $2000 for trial on the charge of bigamy. He was arrested in Haverhill last Friday night. It is alleged that while having a wife living he married Louisa Rossetta.
The Rev. F Eben Bayliss of Somerville was sentenced by Judge Hardy in the East Cambridge Superior Court to three months in the house of correction for refusing to pay a $250 fine after a jury conviction for criminally libelling ex Mayor John M Woods. The case stems from a 1909 Somerville mayoral fight. Bayliss said he could not raise the money and claimed he did not write the article. his wife accompanied him as he left the courtroom.
A 4000 signatory petition led by P. B. Magrane asks Lynn City Council to reverse its Feb 27 1911 approval of lowering tracks and funding elevation. Signers include R. A. Spalding A. B. Little Joan Woodbury and Henry W. Eastham urging restraint due to tax burdens and city needs like schools and sewers. The petition requests court notice and demands Mellen resume track elevation as ordered by the Superior Court.
Lawrence Mills curtails operations as Everett mill announces four day week until further notice closing Fridays and Saturdays.
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