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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
12
Henry Ketchell Webster presents Dorothy as a budding entrepreneurial figure in a two part series. The first installment, titled Dorothy for the Day, appears in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
In a sly exchange a neighbor admits a link to Mrs Jity through a cat boarding arrangement. The brief dialogue hints at social proximity and a hint of intrigue within a fashionable neighborhood.
Wallace L. Pierce directs executors to retain stock in the S. 5. Pierce Company and requests his son Walworth Pierce be elected president. Most estate goes to a trust for wife and children with $50,000 disposal right for the wife by will.
The will dated May 24, 1918 provides 25000 in bequests including 5000 to the Home for Incurables Dorchester 10000 to the Children's Hospital 5000 to the Rev Francis H Rowley of Brookline and 5000 to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals president. Executors are Elwyn G Preston and Edward W Hutchins with trustees Boston Safe Deposit Trust Company. Cora W Ordway Brookline receives 10000 and Charles S Panhallow Boston receives 00. Each of many individuals receives 1000 including Alice Teele Line A Gregory Edith Webster Persis Webster Dorothea Haley Mary Upston Marie Dossena Christina McKenzie Gretchen Harwood Rogers Elise Harrington Mary Fifield King Harry Rodney de Bossiere Sibyl Shaw John William Gallau det Birkbeck Edith M Phillips Delia Donlon Eunice Mc Connell Francis Consadine Mrs Jennie Colby Jessie Mullen Mrs Caro Shaw Charles A Daily Agnes Strawbridge Charles A Smith Edith Smith and Edith and Agnes Irene Smith and Louis A Holman. Preston Hutchins and Boston Safe Deposit Trust named as trustees. The first two named are appointed.
The Massachusetts Ice Dealers Association announced yesterday that ice will cost 60 cents per hundredweight in Boston proper and 70 cents in the suburbs.
It designs tests and stands responsible for every part of every Packard Truck.
A long column of marriage intentions shows pairs with ages, professions, and street addresses. Entries include Jeremiah I Healy and Mary MacDonald. Morris Margolis and Mollie Bolofsky. Bernard A Russell and Agnes Mackay. Frank J Smith and Olga M Heeres. James H Igoe and Julia Casserly. Vincenzo Cristallini and Anna Sullivan. Mortimer T O'Connor and Marie I O'Connell. Domenico Facchino and Giovanna Cappuccio. Louis Zigman and Becca Shaman. Alexander N Egan and Christine McIsaac. Arthur F E Landers and Elizabeth Leonard. Joseph A Geiger and Louise V Perrin. Alfonso Majorano and Giuseppina Alvino. Joseph Miannery and Sarah T Flaherty. Rosario J Macaluso and Josephine Polito. Michael Macaluso and Vincenzo Polito. Philip B Barbanti and Dora M Zanale. Louis Berensky and Mary Sandler. Benjamin Joseph and Frances Goldberg. William F F Uhl and Minnie Adams. Malcolm Williams and Agnes G Hight. Barnett Maskell and Sadie Burman.
Anthony R. Macedo a 25 machinist of Somerville and Mary M. Radenick 28 of Cambridge listed as a couple. George J. Connor 28 of Dorchester and Eleanor D. McNamara 22 of Milford Conn. Vincent Procopio 28 of Cambridge and Domenica Aveni 24 of Cambridge listed together. Bert F. Glass 30 of Newton and Pauline Kimball 31 of Cambridge noted as a pair.
Joseph Flannery 34 of 175 Broadway South Boston machinist and Sarah Wlaherty 32 of 15 Evang rd Brookline involved in a domestic. Cyril Hollander 24 of 157 Thorndike rd Brookline and Janet Shapiro 22 of 162 Naples rd Brookline at home.
Washington March 10 Determination of the validity of the prohibition amendment and parts of the enforcement act rests with the Supreme Court. Arguments were completed today in appeals by the Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company after Rhode Island and Massachusetts cases. A decision is expected before adjournment early in June.
TESTED BY TIME For over 60 years father John's Medicine has been used as the standard family remedy for colds coughs and body building. Contains no alcohol. advt
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