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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
3
Suffering from skin troubles is urged to try Poslam, claimed to stop itching and cure eczema acne pimples and other conditions after a few applications. Poslam soap is marketed for daily use, with samples available from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
More than 100 Boston College Alumni attended the Somerset event with Cardinal O Connell as guest of honor. Rt Rev Bishop Anderson and Very Rev Thomas I Gasson S J led the gathering alongside noted priests and successful professionals from various fields.
Cardinal O Connell praised Boston College and its laity during a banquet at the Waldorf Astoria, pledging support for the new college project and declaring it would rise without tainted money. He urged unity among Catholics in the archdiocese and lauded the school as a growing, noble institution.
Five hundred high school and grammar school pupils rehearsed on Newtonville High School Field for a patriotic pageant to be staged Wednesday and Saturday. Folk dances and drills entertained, with Swedish groups noted for northern-styled performances. Miss Mildred Macomber directs and performs solo dances.
Twenty Boston clergy from the Methodist Preachers' Association fished Marblehead Bay aboard the schooner Letter D2. They left Swampscott at 10 A M and returned at 5 P M. Twelve codfish were caught. Rev. M B Lytle won first prize for the largest fish, an eight pounder. Rev. G E Heath won a consolation prize for larding a tiny porgy.
June 10 at the Waldorf Astoria Mayor Gaynor hosted a dinner for visiting German officers. Police, including the strong arm squad, manned pickets as striking hotel workers and supporters sparked unrest. Two raids sent 125 prisoners to patrol wagons for disorderly conduct or circulating hand bills.
Aidan's of Brookline staged its first ceremony yesterday at the new St Aidan's Church. Miss Ethel Gertrude Fitzpatrick of Brookline married G Nelson Lyon of Omaha Harvard 09. The bride, a Virginian, had attendants from several states. 700 guests attended. Kathryn Lyon of Omaha served as maid of honor. bridesmaids included Margaret Snell Tacoma Washington Margaret Sewall Bath Maine Eleanor Randall and Eleanor Russell Brookline. Theodora Hollander was flower girl and Fred Hetcher Harvard 10 of Fargo was best man.
John W L Prim, 32, of 106 Maverick Street East Boston, died by his own action yesterday at Wood Island Park after drinking carbolic acid.
In Pittsfield on June 10, Jacob Van Doran an Albany chauffeur paid 170 in fines for drunkenness operating under the influence and muffler and weapon violations. John J Maxwell an Albany saloon keeper was discharged on a drunkenness complaint. Fred C Hughes of Troy an Albany salesman was convicted of drunkenness and fined 10. The other two defendants P Morrell Thurlow and William F Holske pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the Dalton road auto tragedy and bail was set at 2000 each with hearing scheduled for June 18.
Williams College president Harry A. Garfield recovered well after an appendicitis operation last week. Rev. Harry P. Dewey of Minneapolis will deliver the baccalaureate sermon next Sunday while Acting Dean Maxey serves as acting president.
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