Latin School Plans First The Turn in the Road Play
Boston Latin School, oldest in continuous existence since 1635, will stage the two act comedy The Turn in the Road by Gladys Ruth Bridgham this Friday night at Jordan Hall under Max Levine. The cast features notable students and alumni including Tara Storey M S Coburne 17 Hobart Colfax M A editor Morgan Ryan 17 Hiram Skinner R L Potter 16 Daniel Hawkins Ed wards and Edward Campbell with Joseph A Gately as accompanist.
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Jordan Wall
United States
Gladys Ruth Bridgham
College Monthly
Boston Latin
Max Levine
Latin School
Tara Storey
M. S. Coburne
Hobart Colfax
Colton Monthly
Morgan Ryan
Hiram Skinner
Woodstock
R. L. Potter
Daniel Hawkins
Packwoods
Maine
W. A. Denker
Theodore Morris
F. C. Packard, Jr
John Campbell Edwards
A. S
Funeral Services for Dr Collar Tomorrow
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon for Dr William C Collar former headmaster of Roxbury Latin School who died Monday. The service will be at 2 o clock from his home in Waban.
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William C. Collar
Roxbury
Catholic Federation
St. Patrick's School Hall
Watertown
St. Patrick's Parish
Mgr
Ambrose F. Roche
Middlesex County
Federation
Francis E. Slattery
Brighton
Thomas M. Nolan
Somerville
John P. Meade
Brockton
Charles T. Daly
Medford
Williams Allen White serial sparks small town intrigue
The three part tale The Que a Phar isee begins this week, inviting readers to follow a local town story through its installments. Strong local setting and colorful characters promise a vivid slice of small town life.
Two Bus Is Cause of Fight In Central Court
In Central Court yesterday Thomas Reynolds of Fall River and Joseph Corcoran of Union House Washington street gave rival stories of a confrontation at the Union House last year. Reynolds admitted spending a 25 cent quarter while Corcoran testified to being struck with a blackjack and a billy in self defense. Reynolds was found guilty and fined $10.
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Thomas Reynolds
Fall River
Copley Plaza
Joseph Corcorn
Union House
Washington Street
Central Court
Reynolds
Corcoran
Covenray
Ledger Reynol
Billy
Lawyers Invited to Hear Taft Today
An invitation has been extended to lawyers to hear Professor Taft speak on Legal Ethics in a lecture series at Isaac Rich Hall Ashburton Place at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The first lecture is closed to the public, with possible public access to the remaining five lectures if seats remain. Taft further lectures are scheduled for March 2 3 and 9 and 10.
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Taft
Isaac Rich
Ashburton Place
Solow and Cottons Plead Not Guilty in Concealing Assets
Charles Solow of Boston and Max and Max R. Cotton of Worcester were arraigned before Judge Morton in U S District Court on secret indictments charging concealment of assets in bankruptcy. All pleaded not guilty. Solow posted 5000 dollars bail while the Cottons were bailed at 3000 dollars each.
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Charles Solow
Boston
Max
Max R. Cotton
Worcester
Morton
United States District Court
Soley
Cottons
To My Country Cousins and the Allure of Rural Life
The writer reflects on country life and city ambitions, contrasting farm and small town comforts with urban access. She recalls orchard mornings, Holstein cows, and Millet inspired scenes, notes the decline of old schoolhouses, and laments lost tender ideals while praising movements toward broader experiences.
L. J. P Letter Highlights Favorite Article
A reader named L. J. P. sends feedback praising the article titled My. The note reflects reader engagement and appreciation for the piece.
Mary Pickford Talks to Run Five Days Weekly
Mary Pickford will appear about five days each week in the Daily Post and will also feature every Sunday in the Sunday Post. The move positions her as a consistent presence in both weekday and weekend editions.
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Mary Pickford
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Lent noonday preachers listed at Cathedral Church of St Paul
Lent noonday services at the Cathedral Church of St Paul feature a sequence of preachers led by Dean Rousmaniere and Rev Alexander Mann among others from March 8 to April 21. A separate benefit at Union Congregational Church supports a church piano fund with performances by Lotus Male Quartet and others. The YWCA marks its 60th anniversary with a golden jubilee service led by Rev Harry Emerson Fosdick on March 3. The Mission of the Holy Nativity, started in 1915 at South Weymouth, reports membership growth.
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Dean Rousmaniere
Alexander Mann
D. D
Trinity Church
Copley Square
Arthur J. Gammack
Christ Church
Fitchburg
Frederick G. Budlong
St. Peter's Church
Chicago
Irving P. Johnson
Seabury Divinity School
Faribault
Minn
Edward T. Sullivan
Newton Centre
Bishop Lawrence
E. S. Rousmaniere
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Lotus
Georgie Pray l Lasselle
Elsie Bemont
Lillian P. Moning
Philip Rice
Union Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Boston
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Mission of the Holy Nativity
Babcock
South Weymouth
John Abbot Lodge Hosts Ladies Night in Somerville
Three hundred attendees joined the annual ladies night of John Abbot Lodge of Masons in the Masonic apartments at Gilman square Somerville. The banquet began at 7 p m followed by entertainment in the lodge room.
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John Abbot Lodge of Masons
Masonic Apartments
Gilman Square
Somerville
Wakefield Man Killed in Battle
Word from the Italian government confirms John Garfi of Wakefield died at the front near Gorizia last month. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Salvatore Garfi of 10 Water Street Wakefield.
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Wakefield
John Garfi
Salvatore Garfi
Water Street
Garfi
Gorizia
Thinks George Fred Williams Found Wanting
Letter to the editor criticizes George Fred Williams for his stance on President Wilson. The writer argues Washington policy supports Wilson and mocks Williams after his diplomatic appointment. The letter asserts unity behind the President and urges Williams to reconsider.
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George Fred
Post
George Fred Williams
The
Mr. Williams
Williams
William
Albania
Dedham
J. M. H. Lennon
M.D
Mayor Rockwood Still Without Salary in Cambridge
Cambridge mayor Rockwood has served two months without pay as the City Council under the new charter debates his proposed salary. The council postponed final action to next week after a lengthy session and a stormy vote on a $5000 mayoral salary.
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Rockwood
Cambridge
Veteran inspector returns to duties after accidental injury
Chester B. Renfield 79 of Dorchester, who lost the lower part of his right leg at Antietam, returned to duty three months after a slip on ice near his 50th anniversary as a customs inspector. He had been expected not to walk again.
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Chester B. Renfield
Dorchester
Antietam
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