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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
5
A partial fragment references teaching results and a member named Rob Bones. Details are unclear but imply evaluation or praise related to a school setting. The text mentions a heartier response and awaiting a verdict or outcome. No further names or dates are legible.
At Phillips Academy Andover on June 3 students held indoor exercises marking the largest graduating class in the academy’s history. The event featured orations by Louis Berat of Newburyport and J. Yahire of Lawrence, with poems and songs by students including Harold Welch of Andover. The exercises closed with a procession and prepare to be continued the next day.
Concord New Hampshire June report describes Mary Baker Eddy welcoming thousands of Christian Scientists at Pleasant View. Visitors came from Boston and other points, overflowing hotels, with many remaining for a second day. Eddy spoke from a northeast balcony before departing by carriage amid cheering crowds.
Five men, recently arrived from Providence, were placed in a post hospital quarantine after developing smallpox symptoms. They were recovered earlier in the afternoon and are to be watched for two weeks.
Rail travelers are urged to seize a reduced fare offered by the Chicago and Northwestern railway. The limited offer covers all main line trains, tied to an Ep wemah League convention in July, with broad eligibility for passengers.
Notre Dame Academy Roxbury held a milestone commencement with Archbishop Williams and Boston clergy in attendance. Graduates received diplomas and certificates for college and academic work amid music, essays, and recitals from Mary Ford Eva Cavanagh and others, with prizes in music and art noted.
At Amherst College a Class Day program featured poems read by John Marsh of New Milford Conn and Maurice Farrell of Cortland N Y. The class oration on True Relationship was delivered by Proctor of Wrentham. Afternoon events included class reunions and fraternity receptions with dancing in some houses.
Alumni day at Middlebury College featured church ceremonies with an address by Revene Ranslow of Swanton Vermont and a poem by Henry Ripley Dorr of Rutland Vermont. The events followed the main exercises conducted at the church.
For New London races a deluxe observation train will serve the Harvard Yale race at New London on June 77. The entry is through the centre with all seats high to provide an unobstructed view. A heavy plank between the cars offers rest and a backboard protects clothing. The car area is designed for clear sight lines front and rear and protection from showers. The train is painted in crimson and blue and tickets are on sale at the Central Ver office in Washington Street.
Miss Rosa Freedman, who died after illness, will be buried this afternoon. The body was taken to the Grove Street Morgue before interment at the Dedham boarding place on 8 McLea Street.
In Bourne Massachusetts the high school will grant a diploma to Flora A. Keene, the town’s sole graduating student this year. The ceremony occurs tomorrow night at the Methodist church with Mrs. Cleveland in attendance as the unique event that marks her completion of four years of study.
Elsie Leslie will star as Glory Quayle in The Christian opening the Boston Theatre season late in August. Leslie, a child actress from The Pearl and Tittle Lord Fauntleroy, has appeared with Jefferson. Harry D. Roberts, known for Sledia and Tremon, rests at Winkhrop. He is set to support David Warfield in The Auctioneer with David Belasco next season.
A Tremont Theatre program in Boston earns enthusiastic reception for a floral song sheet and popular acts. The Irish village performance at Pond Nickelodgon and Crescent Garden display strong appeal, while the musical host oversees a lively, engaging evening with notable acts and audience approval.
In New York yesterday Mrs Georgia L Everett wife of Ward Everett a noted broker sued Marean in Brooklyn seeking annulment of a marriage alleged to have legal defects. The court ruled the annulment had not been valid at the time of the marriage. details show the earlier divorce status and names involved.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a sale involving Chamber and Dini linked to a local notice. The text is incomplete, but indicates an auction or transfer action with referenced parties. Further detail is unavailable.
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