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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
14
Direct from manufacturers a massive clothing sale with spring and summer suits, overcoats, rain coats, and pants at deep discounts. Men's sample suits in sizes 34 to 42 priced from 3.98 to 8.98, hats below a dollar, and 1000 boys’ sample suits from 9Sc each. Mail orders welcomed.
Paterson New Jersey June 28. President J Reardon of the Board of Education announced at the Normal Training School commencement that teachers trained at city expense must not marry for at least ten years after graduation. He said they have been handicapped by Cupid and the policy is meant to stop it.
Miss Violet Watson actress started a Jersey City bank account with 4100000 from mining millionaire Thomas F Walsh. Counsel Daniel O Reilly Maurice Meyer added 7000 each. She is expected to withdraw her 250000 damages suit and 100000 breach of promise suit as well as a 40000 breach of contract claim.
President Roosevelt entertained at luncheon Sir John Harrington British minister to Abyssinia and Michael Bannin of New York in Oyster Bay. Mr Bannin was recently appointed to the Indian commissioners board.
Postmaster Hibbard has secured fourteen additional mail carriers for the Boston district. The Boulevard station will receive three, Brookline, Brighton, Jamaica Plain and Upham's Corner two each, and Dorchester, Dorchester Centre and Cambridge A one each. The new workers begin Monday.
In Kiel on June 28 Emperor William received Theodore William Richards, professor of chemistry at Harvard University, in audience.
The Rev. Joseph J. Dermody, longtime curate at Sacred Heart East Boston and recently named curate at St. Ann Neponset, received a $1000 check from parishioners after the parish school graduation. Father O'Neil presided and lauded Dermody for his faithful, untiring service.
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon Mary W Lambert was sentenced to Sherborn by Judge Lawton after a larceny conviction. She had been acquitted of manslaughter several days earlier.
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