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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
Milk dealers in Greater Boston agreed to a one cent price increase. The current price to dealers is six cents plus a half cent for transport, totaling six and a half cents a quart. On July 1 the price to dealers rises to seven and a half cents. Dealers expect consumer prices to follow, likely averaging 14 cents a quart next month.
Wire Chief Francis J. Morris acted as host for the Fire Chiefs Club of Massachusetts at a 200 guest outing in Lawrence. Rain did not derail the program with tours of local sites, a dinner at Merrimack Valley Country Club, and post dinner amusements at Merrimack Park amid heavy showers.
The wedding of Miss Hanna Sonna bend daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sonnabend of 41 Russell Street Brookline and Harry E Burroughs a Boston attorney was solemnized yesterday afternoon at the bride's parents home in the presence of relatives and friends.
United States Senator Walsh will address the 25 year class reunion of the Boston University School of Law tomorrow at Wardhurst in Lynnfield. Congressman Joseph Walsh, also from the class, is expected to attend along with other alumni.
Jay R. Benton of Belmont, assistant Attorney-General since 1918, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to succeed J Weston Allen. He said he will run in the September primaries, outlining duties and a commitment to public service if nominated and elected. His nomination papers will be circulated at once.
First Lieutenant James J. Kelley, drill instructor at East Boston high school, was awarded a silver loving cup by the cadets in appreciation of his fidelity loyalty and kindness. Cadet Major Louis Finkelstein presented the cup after the honor roll read by Headmaster Bertram C Richardson. About 1000 pupils attended the ceremony.
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes of the Supreme Court received in absentia the honorary Doctor of Laws from Amherst College at a ceremony. Other honorees included Jason Noble Pierce and Sherrod Soule for Divinity, Walter W. Palmer for Science, Allen Johnson for Letters, and Frank L. Boyden, Arthur F. Warren, and Kendall Emerson for Master of Arts.
The Anti-Saloon League selects Mary E. Woolley president of Mount Holyoke College Kenyon L. Butterfield president of M A C Horace A. Moses millionaire paper maker former State Senator George B. Churchill Amherst College and former State Senator E E Robson Mrs A C Eastman Springfield Federation of Womens Clubs president and other well known Western Massachusetts people to advise on strengthening prohibition enforcement in the state
When the new telephone directory is issued, it will list two new exchanges Aspinwall and Kenmore. Aspinwall will serve Brookline subscribers and form the nucleus of a new Aspinwall machine switching central office. Kenmore will serve Back Bay subscribers.
The Kenmore exchange will open late in the fall to relieve congestion at the Back Bay office which has nearly reached capacity. The move reflects a plan to expand routing capacity and improve service levels for the area.
The NAACP demands a thorough inquest into the fatal shooting of Elizabeth Taylor in Springfield. The incident followed a pistol duel with Patrolmen Thomas C Lt Ledger and Ralph J Carleton during an arrest for lewd conduct. Judge Heady ordered the inquest, moved from tomorrow to June 29.
Samuel W. Philbrick of Skowhegan and Samuel Stewart of Auburn were added to the Maine Central board in Portland. Edward W. Wheeler of Brunswick now serves as director and general counsel, with another director expected next month as the board grows from 11 to 12.
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