Memorial services for General A P Martin in Roxbury
Memorial service held in Martin Grammar School assembly hall Roxbury with a 150 child chorus, evergreen decorations and a wreath adorned platform. Speakers praised his duty, punctuality, bravery, and upright life across military civic and business roles. Mrs Martin and delegations attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Martin
Martin Grammar School
Roxbury
General Martin
A. L Rafter
Rafter
Albert A. Pope
E. W. Fingsies
Ore
Dr. Horton
Boston
BE. J. Jones
Charles Bppgood
Massachusetts
Loyal Legion
Boston Letter Carriers Ball Draws Seven Thousand Guests
The Boston Letter Carriers Benefit Association reunion and ball at Mechanics Hall drew about 7000 guests from Boston and surrounding towns. The gala event featured flag-decorated balconies, a grand march led by Iing F Gallagher, and a display of elaborate gowns from attendees including Mrs Orrin F Gallagher and Mrs J J Murphy. Notable guests included ex-Congressman John F Fitzgerald and various city and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Letter Carriers’ Benefit Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
Roosevelt
Ostmaster Hibbard
Association
Sever
Iing F. Gallagher
Gallagher
J. J. Murphy
Gahurpny
Hibbard
Louis P. Howe
J. J. McCarthy
D. B. Shaw
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Charles H. Adams
James A. Doyle
Joseph
J. Norton
Robert A. Jordan
F. C. Gilatrick
Charles M. Draper
Richard Oley
J. A. Sullivan
Joseph T Burnett
Thomas F. Galvin
Ty Doherty
John F. Pierce
Dorchester
George H. Williams
Henry
Turner
Charles I. Dean
Alfred
Theodore C. Dennis
Wagener Reed
Henry S. Adams
E. BE. Stebbins
Civil Service Board
J. Thomas Ward
John A. Brennan
Frank L. Paige
William H. Howland
T. ¥. Hagerty
Fr. Guilfoyle
Sarah Willis
Iss E. F. Alkes
A. D. Holt
Arlington
J. A. Blanchard
Arlington Heights
H. N. Hanson
Back Bay
I. M. Fogerty
Brookline
Roslindale
F. X. Flask
Roxbury
Orrin F. Gallagher
India
M. I. Field
John H. Tyler
Stelle Farrington
Mary Breed
Mary
Werrick
Sadie Caes
Ecru
Bessie Jacobs
Annie
Meehan
Margaret F. Mee
Lilian Kraft
The
Letter Carriers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Broadway Studio
Letter Carriers’ Association
Bean Party At Roxbury Hidden in Village Club Masquerade Last Evening
The Village Club of Roxbury hosted a masquerade dance last evening with attendees in disguise. The event featured music and informal revelry as members mingled and enjoyed the festive atmosphere.
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Roxbury
Old New England Corn Husking and Barn Dance
The event delighted attendees as prizes were awarded for best costumes to Mr. Morris Walsh and Miss Etta DeCost. Entertainment featured old country farmers milkmaids and servants, with lively dancing and witty exchanges throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Walsh
Etta DeCost
Bishop Lawrence Addresses Philippine Outrages At Massachusetts Diocese
The first annual East ern Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts convention opened in Trinity Chapel with Bishop Lawrence presiding. He denounced reports of cruel treatment of Filipinos by American soldiers and urged church action, while resolutions criticizing the abuses sparked debate and were ultimately altered to reflect only the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Trinity Chapel
Lwrence
Lawrence
Bishopwrence
Drepth
Rayer
Leighton Parks
Emanuel Church
Addison
Rand
Atertown
F. Winchester Donald
William B. Frisby
John G. Lindsay
Leonard K. Storrs
Charles & Hamlin
Normian
Episcopal Diocese of
Burns Monument Society Plans Boston Burn s Memorial
Grand march led by Mr and Mrs Ballantine. The society, mostly Scotch born with a few American Burns admirers, aims to erect in Boston a monument to Robert Burns costing 25 but the notes show 3000 in treasury and promises of over 2000 more. Once 15000 is raised Mr Norwell of Shepard Norwell will subscribe the rest to complete the monument.
Mission meeting at Emanuel Church on New England life
The convention held a mission meeting at Emanuel Church in the evening. Bishop Lawrence presided before a large congregation. Rev Welles M Partridge spoke on Our Responsibilities to the Home Life of New England. Rev J C Ayer addressed summer people on the New England coast. Rev G Sakai of Japan spoke on the Church in Foreign Lands. Rev Leighton Parks closed with Our Responsibilities to the Student Life in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Church
Lawrence
Welles M. Partridge
Peabody
New England
J. C. Ayer
G. Sakai
Japan
Church In
Foreign Lands
Leighton Parks
Ushers' Society Ball Held at Bethesda Hall in South Boston
The Ushers' Literary Society hosted its annual whist party and dance last evening at Bethesda Hall. J. Frank O'Hare served as floor director with assistance from George F. Morrissey and others in the social circle, highlighting prominent South Boston hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ushers’ Literary Society
South Boston
Bethesda Hall
Bernice Hall
J. Frank O'Hare
George F. Morrissey
Green Dragons Barn Party at Lyceum Hall East Boston
The Green Dragon Club hosted a barn party at Lyceum Hall in East Boston with rustic costumes. The programme listed harvesting from 8 to 9, Sir Roger de Coverley at 9, and thusking until 2. George Reed and Flora Foppiano led the march with Laurie Casale and Miss L Lawton and Michael Marchiti and Marie Reala following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Green Dragon Club
Roger de Coverley
George Reed
Flora Foppiano
Laurie Casale
Miss L. Lawton
Michael Marchiti
Marie Reala
Division 78 A O H Ball Promoted By New Group
The first cnnaball event by Division 73 A O H was held last evening in Paine Memorial Hall. An 8 to 9 p m concert preceded a grand march led by Mrs. M J Pendergast and floor director Mr John J Dona hue. A collation followed. over 100 members attended the newly formed branch, marking steady growth and a successful social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BALL
Paine Memorial Hall
Oer
M. J._ Pendergast
John J. Donahue
Past Master Workmen's Association Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting and banquet of the Past Master Workmen's Association was held last evening in Lawrence En campment Hall, 72 Washington Street. Officers elected include President Everett D. Clark, Waltham Lodge. vice-presidents John T. Van Blarcom Mystic Lodge, Charles OC. Fearing Metropolitan Lodge, Edwin O. Kimball Everett Lodge. secretary treasurer Arthur W. Duffield Bacon Tesco. executive committee George G. Hall Winter Hill Lodge, J. T. Hickey Metropolitan Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Washington Street
Everett D. Clark
Waltham Lodge
John T. van Blarcom
Mystic Lodge
Charles OC. Fearing
Metropolitan Lodge
Edwin O. Kimball
Everett Lodge
Arthur W. Duffield
Bacon Tespe
George G. Hall
Winter Hill Lodge
J. T. Hickey
Ushers' Literary Society Dance Floors Directed by O'Hare
J Frank O'Hare served as floor director at the Ushers' Literary Society annual dance. Charles F. Leahy noted among 500 attendees. Frank Linehan and Thomas H. Edwards led the whist tables with aides, with city officials including Sir Joseph J. Norton Alderman Charles J. Slattery and several representatives and councilmen among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Leahy
Frank Linehan
Thomas H. Edwards
Joseph J. Norton
Charles J. Slattery
John E. Baldwin
M. J. Sullivan
David J. Gleason
D. W. Creed
Ware, Hickey, Walsh and
Linehan
Ingomar Club Social Whist and Dancing Party
The Ingomar Club of South Boston holds a whist and dancing party this evening in Bernice Hall South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingomar Club Social
Ingomar Club
South Boston
Bernice Hall
Kinsman Boston Terrier Sold for 850 to Brooklyn Buyer
Kinsman, a blue ribbon Boston terrier and son of Cracksman Jr., was sold by Messrs. Lamphrey and Keady of this city to J. M. Dale, a Brooklyn fancier, for 850 dollars. He is full brother to Remlick Bonnie, recent victor over Roxie, with sale arranged through Professor OConnor.
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Kinsman
Boston
Cracksman, Jr
Andrew Lamphrey
John Keady
J. M. Dale
Brooklyn
Remlick Bonnie
J. T. Gilligan
O’connor
Kidney health and a trusted remedy in early advertising
An early 20th century advertorial asserts kidney disorders affect the whole body and promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal remedy. It claims urinary symptoms signal kidney trouble, cites hospital use and physician recommendation, and offers sample bottles through the Boston Daily Post promotion.
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The
Post
Boston Daily Post
Auction Sells Original Uncle Sam Farm in Mason
The Wilson homestead farm in Mason, once home to the original Uncle Sam, sold at auction for 1500 dollars to Captain Orren A. Hamblett of Washington, D. C. The family settled there in 1780 after moving from Cambridge, Massachusetts, with Samuel Wilson born to the 12 child clan.
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Uncle Sam
Grebenville
N. H
Wilson
Mason
Orren A. Hamblett
Washington, D. C
Ncle
England
Samuel Wilson
Cambridge
Mass
Edward Wilson
Lucy Francis
Medford
Butler Sued by Waiter in Missouri District Court
Congressman J. J. Butler of Missouri is named defendant in a $10,000 damages suit filed in the District Supreme Court by August Scholz a hotel waiter. Scholz alleges Butler assaulted him at the hotel Saturday using vile language and struck him with a water bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. J. Butler
Missouri
District Supreme Court
August Scholz
Scholz
Butler
Hetty Green Loses Counsel In Mandel Executorship Case
In the Mandel executorship dispute Hetty Green faced the unusual move of losing her legal counsel as Whipple Sears and Ogden withdrew. The Supreme Court set the hearing for Tuesday with Hurlburt Jones and Cabot now retained to represent Mrs Green, the case slated for June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Green
Edward D. Mandell
Supreme Court
Green
Whipple, Sears & Ogden
Mandell
Hurlburt
Jones
Cabot
Revere Bath Rate Cut Seen as Experimental
Senator W. T. A. Fitzgerald wins long fight for lower bath house rates in Revere. Metropolitan Park Commission sets scale: bathing suit, towel and dressing room 20c, towel and dressing room 15c, children under 14 years 10c. Reduction noted as experimental.
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W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Revere
Metropolitan Park Commission
Choral Art Society of Boston Performs Season Finale
The Choral Art Society of Boston directed by Wallace Goodriey gave the second and last concert of its first season last evening in Chickering Hall before a large fashionable audience. Assisting artists were George Longy on oboe and Heinrich Gebhard on piano. The program was interesting with many numbers unfamiliar to Boston music listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Choral Art Society of
Boston
Wallace Goodriey
Chickering Hall
Messrs
George Longy
Heinrich Gebhard
Priests Sail for Rome on Vancouver Voyage
The Rev. Father P. J. Daly of St. Francis de Sales Roxbury and the Rev. Father J. O'Donnell of St. Philip's South End will sail aboard the Vancouver today for an extended Italian tour. They expect an audience with the Pope in Rome and Naples and Rome will be among their stops. Daly, founder of the Daly Industrial Home, endowed it with over 50000 dollars, a major Catholic philanthropic effort bearing an Irish name. O'Donnell is noted for extensive charity in the Boston diocese and enjoys strong parish support. Mrs. Ryan and Miss Ryan of Dublin will accompany Father Daly on the trip.
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P. J. Daly
St. Francis de Sales
Roxbury
Father J. O'Donnell
St. Philip’s Church
South End
Vancouver
Italy
Naples
Rome
Father Daly
Father O’donnell
New England
Daly
Pope’s Hill
Dorchester
Father O'Donnell
Diocese of
Boston
Ryan
Miss Ryan
Dublin
Jre
Vancouver Sets Sail From Charlestown For Mediterranean
At about 3 30 o clock this afternoon the Dominion line steamer Vancouver under Captain McDonald will depart Hoopsac docks Charlestown for the Mediterranean on her first outward passage. She will stop at Gibraltar Genoa Naples and Alexandria and take out 27 saloon passengers and 12 third class passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Line
Vancouver
McDonald
Hoopsac Docks
Charlestown
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Alexandria
Yale Golf Team Beats New Haven Country Club 42 to 6
Yale Golf easily defeated the New Haven Country Club team 42 to 6 in New Haven. The match featured strong play from Yale and included a note praising a Champagne metaphor tied to Cook's Imperial Extra Dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Yale
New Haven
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Gity Hall Avenue
Anne
One Dowd
Adelaide Barrett
Veronica Dowd
John Cass
George O'Hara
Molly Scott
Helen Farrell
Joseph Hurley
William Blick
Bessie
T. G. Harney
F. Haley
Helen A. Hatch
Partridge
Benjamin Sowden
Purdy
Herbert N. Hanson
Back Bay Postoffice
Thin
Letter Carriers’ Reunion
Thomas F. Neal
Village Club of
Burns
Burns Memorial Association of Boston
Deaton Hall
Keith’s
Music Hall
Boston Medical Club
Baylston
Tremont
Philippine
Neil W. Hunnewell
Charles G Saunders
Arthur J. C. London
Diocesan Board of Missions
George Alexander Strong
Henry M. Lovering
A. St. John Chambre
Charles S. Hamlin
Anith
Emelius Wwmith
Ernest N. Bullock
Henry P. Ross
John E. Pearson
Newburyport
Frederick Palmer
Reginald H. Howe
H. W. Suter
Franklin Nourse
George W. Shinn
Marland Holmes Ryder
Murray Wilder Dewart
G. I. Morse
Robert Davis Brown
Edward Sturge
Smith Owen Dexter
William Edmund Dowty
Allen Jacobs
Frederic Whitney Fitts
Francis W. Hunnewell
Emanuel
Green Dragons
of the Ushers’ Literary Society
DR. Burkhart
E. Chickering
DR. Kilmer
DR. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton, N. Y
Choral Art Society
J. O’donnell
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