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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
7
At Rogers Hall Boston exhibit shows Italian wool craft and home spun goods created by women and children. The display includes hand carved chests finish items and watch repairs from the local school noted for its unique crafts program. Flowers and southern handwork highlight the artistic display as visitors view models of durable house furnishings.
Michael Walsh of Salem, an employee at the Thayer Foss tannery on Grove street, died at Thomas Hospital from injuries after his clothing was caught in shafting and he was whirled around until the machinery could be stopped. Earl Hussey of Salem was injured when kicked in the head and back during the incident.
The Detroit Trust Company as receiver for Lincoln Motor Car Company denied claims totaling 4 250 000 dollars filed by seven individuals who endorsed notes issued by the firm. The action closes a chapter in the receivership with creditors facing setback.
The Polish Young Girls' Circle of the North End plans its annual ball at Richard's Hall 68 Broadway Chelsea next Saturday evening with a musical program from 8 to 9 and dancing until midnight. The group supports St. Mary's Polish Catholic Church on Chambers Street West End. president Miss Frankie R Davis and officers Miss Leonora Zinn Miss Anna K Gittis and Miss Marie R Gittis.
Two men charged with larceny of jewelry and a girl charged with receiving stolen property were remanded to Charles Street jail after Municipal Court hearings. Ferrari, 22, alias list, is wanted at Concord Reformatory for parole violation and forgery. Abramovitz of Chelsea also wanted at Concord. Miss Freeda Wilbur of Huntington Avenue held for trial May 16 in 800 bond. The girl implicated by one defendant, who gave her two pearl necklaces. Abramovitz held for larceny of necklaces and about 500 worth of jewelry. Ferrari suspended sentences totaling 42 months and later charged with forging four checks. Additional forged checks alleged under names Farren and Minor.
In Springfield on May 9 receivers were appointed for Stevens-Duryea, Inc. Chicopee Falls makers, following a bill in equity by Fisk Tire Company. Harry G. Fisk and Frank H. Shaw named receivers to operate the firm with $35,000 bonds, after alleging a $1.1 million debt and assets totaling about $4.12 million.
The funeral of Omar W. Whittemore a longtime Arlington board of assessors member was conducted yesterday afternoon at the Arlington First Parish Unitarian Church where he was a member Rev Frederic Gill officiated expressing tribute to the civic leader who served 23 years on the town board.
In Dover New Hampshire on May 9 Pacific Mills rejected suggestions by State Labor Commissioner John B Davie from a meeting with mill owners and textile strike committees. Davie urged ending the strike, reinstating all workers, limiting women and underage minors to 48 hours weekly, putting a 2 percent wage cut to arbitration, and making the board’s ruling retroactive. He then traveled to Somersworth to meet Great Falls Manufacturing Company reps and strikers for further talks.
For the second time in two months the premises of John Woolner at 84 Hinckley Street Somerville was visited yesterday by Sergeant James M Lynch and Patrolman Charles F Lacey of the Somerville liquor squad where they seized a quantity of moonshine a gallon still in full operation mash and empty bottles.
Description of a ladies nightwear piece featuring heavy snow white voile fabric. The garment shows large woven rose and blue spots integrated into the fabric and is hemstitched with fine lace trimming along the edges.
The listing features wool knitted dresses for babies to women and includes a navy blue crocheted misses dress with a gold rose design priced at 39.50. Items span toddler to mother and note availability across third, fourth, and sixth floors.
A retail notice describes a bulk purchase of 3000 summer dresses priced below normal with gingham and organdie options. Styles include tiny check gingham in blue pink tan brown black red buff blue and tan green lavender black on white, plus sheer fabrics and slim straightline dresses with white vests and collars in several colors. Prices noted at $1.75 and $3.75 with Filene's ordering options.
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