Tennis Tourney At Brookline Draws Large Society Crowd
Society attended the invitation tennis tournament at the Country Club courts in Brookline. Fast matches opened the event with most first round games completed, and by day’s end six of eight women were set to vie for semi final spots in the ladies’ singles and mixed doubles semis were reached with notable pairings including Miss Marion Fenno and A Dabney and Edith Rotten with Nat Niles advancing toward the finals.
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Brookline
Marion Fenne
Dorothy Draper
Vleonora Sears
A. A. Shurtleff
Evelyn Sears
Hleonora Sears
California
A. M. Reggio
Edith Rotten
Nat Niles
Mrs. Shurtleff
R. Bishop
Jmis Fenno
A. Dabney
Wilcutt Out To Beat Machine In State Committee
Dorchester member Colonel William B. Wilcutt warned State committee chairman Charles Hatfield he will push the party to oppose the New Haven legislation backed by Governor Draper. He accused Beacon Hill legislators of a clique misrepresenting Republicans and vowed to expose its policies to help the party’s fall chances.
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Republican State Committee
Kimball
William B. Wilcutt
Charles Hatfield
State Committee
New Haven
Draper
Wicutt
Dorchester
Fay
Senator Lodge
Wilcutt
Beacon Hill
Man from Home's 150th Performance at Park Theatre
The Man from Home marks its 150th engagement night at Park Theatre in Boston spotlighting William Hodge. The cast remains unchanged since opening, with Hodge as Danial Voorhees Pike the Hoosier lawyer from Kokomo drawing strong local praise.
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Park Theatre
Thisvening
William Hodge
Boston
Hodge
Danial Voorhees Pike
Kokomo
Commerce School a Success at Boston High School of Commerce
The Boston High School of Commerce was praised as a success at yesterday’s annual meeting of the business men's committee held in the school committee rooms on Mason Street. The remarks affirmed progress since the program’s start.
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Boston High School of Commerce
Business Men's
Mason Street
Stolen Jewels From Mrs. McCrensky At Washington Street Store
Jewelry valued over 1000 belonging to Mrs. Rebecca McCrensky of 84 Dover Street, South End, was taken from a pocket in her underskirt while shopping in a crowded Washington Street store. The thief cut the pocket, and she only realized the loss after being jostled in the crowd. Police report that the jewels were kept in a chamois bag tied with a cord inside the pocket for security.
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Rebecca McCrensky
Dover Street
South End
Washington Street
Rebecca M’crensky
Three Cadets Are Promoted at Cadets Drill
First Lieutenant Freeman Hinckley of Hingham in Company C becomes captain of B company at the Cadets Armory in the South End during the regular drill. Second Lieutenant Leon N. Foss of Melrose, formerly of Company C, takes Hinckley’s commission. Sergeant Henry J. Winslow of Company D is promoted to second lieutenant of Company C.
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Freeman Hinckley
Hingham
Cadets
South End
Hinckley
Leon N. Foss
Melrose
Henry J. Winslow
Bridgewater Seeks Depot for Easier Access
East Bridgewater Board of Trade and New York, New Haven & Hartford officials met after a State Railroad Commission hearing to push a new depot and shelter at Brown's Crossing. They seek a site between Central and Union streets to place the station opposite a car line, arguing the old depot is inadequate. Attending were Judge Robert O. Harris, E.S. Whitmarsh, selectmen chair, Charles L. Nutter, Clarence B. Mitchell, Cleaveland A. Chandler, Charles F. Mann and Leon D. Chamberlain.
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East Bridgewater Board of Trade
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
State Railroad Commission
East Bridgewater
Brown's Crossing
Bridgewater
Union Street
Central
Union Streets
Robert O. Harris
E.S. Whitmarsh
Board of Selectmen
Charles Ll. Nutter
Clarence B. Mitchell
Cleaveland A. Chandler
Charles F. Mann
Leon D. Chamberlain
Odd Fellows Name Porter State Grand Master Candidate
Louis C. Porter of Attleboro is the sole candidate for the Grand Master position of the State Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, awaiting election by the lodge.
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ODD Fellows
Louis C. Porter
Attleboro
State Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Feared Collision Off Brown's Bank Ends Safely
Captain Martin Guthrie of the fishing schooner Alice M Guthrie related a fog bound near Brown's Bank last Sunday when a steamship loomed in sight. The alert crew deployed lifeboats but the steamer passed within meters, narrowly missing a catastrophe and leaving all hands unharmed.
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Martin Guthrie
Al'ce M. Guthrie
Brown’s
Endowment Drive Aims to Fund Deaf Mute Services
Rev. E. Clayton Wyand launches a campaign to raise 25000 dollars to sustain religious services for deaf mutes. Previously finance came from the Evangelical Alliance, but its reserve is nearly exhausted and a permanent fund is sought.
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E. Clayton Wyand
Evangelical Alliance
Mr. Wyand
Polish polish fatal fire suit in Waltham court
Matthew Gateley sues Taylor and Percival of Waltham for 15000 damages claiming a store polish sold as a polish product was actually naphtha. Mrs Catherine Gateley died after attempting to block a stove fire with the liquid, the suit set in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Jabez Fox.
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Taylor & Percival
Waltham
Matthew Gateley
Catherine Gateley
Burns
Jabez Fox
Superior Criminal Court
Gateley
Cherry Street
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