Evans and Lockwood Lead Belmont Golf Tourney
In the first three day Belmont Springs Country Club event 71 golfers competed with 26 cards returned. B B Evans and A G Lockwood led with 8 and 1 par while R W Brown was runner up at 82. W S Brophy led low nets at 89 14 75 and F B Carlisle next at 94 18 76. Playoff pairings announced for championship flight with Purves Thayer Kedian Hickox Cook Zueblin Brophy Pierce Evans Pushee Dunham McLeod Dunbar Wood and five players tied for last spots to decide in morning.
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Belmont Springs Country Club
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A. G. Lockwood
R. W. Brown
W. S. Brophy
Wollaston
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C. P. Dunham
C. McLeod
R. F. Dunbar
R. A. Wood
P. Bigelow
H. B. Wood
F. B. Carlisle
F. S. Krag
Walter Carl
Sewing Circle Forum for Boston Post Readers
The Sewing Circle is a regular Boston Post department serving as a woman’s own forum for New England homemakers to discuss home and household topics. It covers family problems, baby care, gardening, household economy, and related issues with anonymous contributions and peer advice.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
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New England
Boston Post
Dear Sewing Circle on marriage and housekeeping roles
A reader argues marriage happiness rests on love and support, not kitchen labor, and warns educated women to avoid unions with men who refuse responsible partnership. A second letter from a young wife recounts hardship after a years-long marriage, divorce, and warning others to beware men who reform after marriage, dated 1881.
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Sewing Circle
Etters
A Third Wife Reflects on Love and Loyalty
An anonymous letter from a third wife proclaims daily devotion to her husband. She contrasts herself with two other wives described as colder and more practical, claiming her affectionate approach keeps him deeply loving and content, and she would endure any circumstance for his affection.
No Longer Romantic Provokes Laughs On Fifty
In a Sewing Circle aside, SENTIMENTAL SUE celebrates fifty as a time when romance matures not fades. She contrasts youthful statues with seasoned love, praising retained attractiveness, stronger bonds, and common sense in enduring partnerships.
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Sue
Perils of Dancing Dear Sewing Circle Opinion
A letter decries fashionable dances as vulgar and immoral, agreeing with Carmen that parents must warn and guide their children to avoid ruin. The writer urges mothers and fathers to be the lighthouse of their children's souls and to give them a chance.
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Carmen
Cc. R. M
Sowing Wild Oats and The Forgiveness Dilemma
A commentary questions the fairness of forgiving a man who sows wild oats before marriage. It argues a real sense of justice would reject expectation of greater virtue in women, noting that a man who seeks marriage after dissipation may not truly repent and that forgiveness may be selfish.
End seat etiquette sparks debate in Sewing Circle
A reader questions a woman in an open car who keeps the end seat while another woman boards. A 225 pound contributor describes the end seat struggle and notes that only young girls give her the end seat, while criticizing modern young women for manners in public.
Fifty and Flashy End Seat Hog Tales from Roxbury
A reader rants about selfish women on city transit. The end seat hogs refuse to yield, while some mothers teach children to ignore commuters. A second letter condemns mothers who urge children to stay seated and let elders stand, and kneel on cushions, dirtying other passengers’ clothing.
Most Interesting Letters to the Sewing Circle Printed
The Sunday Post features a selection of engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing readers’ opinions, craft tips, and community stories. Letters highlight sewing techniques, fabric choices, and personal anecdotes from listeners, reflecting local hobbyist life.
Catholic Church Notes Nantasket Beach services tied to Brigh ton Seminary
Catholic services at Nantasket Beach are led by Brigh ton Seminary priests under Very Rev. John B. Peterson with masses at Hull and Green Hill. The seminary’s closing sends clerics to summer residence there. The Roxbury Mission Church marks the Triduum for Our Lady of Perpetual Help ending Sunday. A $20,000 fund drive for renovation at St Thomas Jamaica Plain, led by Rev Mark E Madden, has pledges for over half the goal and 18 memorial windows.
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Boxing and baseball schedule fill sport page today
Boxing cards in New York Butte and Manchester details feature Mike Gibbons Young Ahearn Tom Gibbons Jack Denning Ed MecGoorty Jimmy Clabby Hill McKinnon Joe Thomas Bob Lefavour George Perry Jess Willard Charles Miller San Francisco Benny McGovern K C Mars Cincinnati Baseball lists college games at Providence Worcester and Dorchester Highs plus Reading Abington Bridgewater North Andover and Weymouth golf events at Brae Burn Belmont Spring C C open amateur second day
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New York
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Bridgewater
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North Andover
Brae Burn C. C
West Newton
Belmont Spring C. C
Trade with Penna road is planned
In St Paul June 12 Attorney General McReynolds told judges and railroad attorneys the government opposes extending Union Pacific time to dispose of Southern Pacific stock. He questioned two dissolution plans, suggested a possible 38 million dollar stock exchange, and pressed for quick court action to end Union Pacific control of Southern Pacific and Central Pacific if negotiations fail.
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North Dorchester A A chartered after fifth anniversary
The North Dorchester A A celebrated its fifth anniversary by being chartered by the State at a meeting last night. Herbert Coles was re-elected president for a seventh term, Charles McCarthy became vice-president, Francis H. Gorman was re-elected treasurer for the eighth time, and Clifford H. Phipps was re-elected secretary. Directors include Coles, McCarthy, Gorman, Phipps, George H. Desmond, Walter G. Woodworth, and William H. McVickar.
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Charles McCarthy
Roxbury Athletics
Francis H. Gorman
Clifford H. Phipps
George H. Desmond
Walter G. Woodworth
William H. McVickar
Southern Pacific stock plan in court action
A plan to dispose of almost a third of the Southern Pacific would swap SP stock for Baltimore & Ohio holdings via Pennsylvania Railroad. After lengthy arguments the court took the case under advisement with no hint of approval or a receiver route. The chairman said they wish to comply with the Supreme Court mandate but refuse to sell at the present market price.
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Southern Pacific
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Baltimore & Ohio
Supreme Court
Wilson Family to Visit Pacific Exposition Site
Mrs Woodrow Wilson and her three daughters may visit California in the coming months with the President, announced by Robert S Hudspeth who chairs the New Jersey commission. He said one of the President’s daughters, likely Miss Jessie, would lay the cornerstone of the New Jersey building at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco.
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Hudspeth
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Jessie
Carpentier and Wells to Fight in London in November
Georges Carpentier and Bombardier Wells signed for a return match in London this November after Carpentier stopped Wells in the Ghent bout on June 1. The rematch will settle the dispute following the June 1 knockout in Belgium.
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Bombardier Wells
Carpentier
Wells
Ghent
Belgium
Pictures Reproduced in Electrotype for Sun Day Post
Two pages of timely pictures in the news of the day are reproduced in electrotype in the next Sunday’s Post.
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Clarke signs to meet Wills in New Orleans bout
Jeff Clarke signed a contract to meet Harry Wills in a 10 round match in New Orleans on June 18. The winner will face Sam Langford in July in New Orleans.
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Jeff Clarke
Harry Wills
New Orleans
Sam Langford
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