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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1909

Page

9

Roof Garden Dream of Two Girls and a Lady Darling

Two girls on a roof garden imagine wealth for their street with ice for mothers and flowers for friends. Winifred Evans discovers she is the long-lost niece of a Lady Darling, revealing family links and a private car ride that brings new hope as a forgotten story resurfaces.

Carrie Winifred Darling Brooks Miss Gage Winnie Winifred Evans Mrs. Smith

Uncle Walt on Alcohol and Resolve to Quit

A biographical sketch recalls Walt Mason and his struggle with drinking. He warned that many cannot quit, while he vows to either drink or abstain. A prison surgeon notes his decline and muses to engrave on his stone that he died proving he could let the old red booze alone.

Walt Mason George Matthew Adams

Dream Roof Garden Rescue Found Girl

A rescuer embraces a girl with relief and gratitude after a long search. The scene centers on a successful reunion and the dream of a rooftop garden coming true for the keeper.

Tenderloin stuffed with crumbs and jelly served cold

Instructions describe splitting a tenderloin lengthwise, filling with bread crumbs pepper salt and marjoram, tying and baking. A layer of cream cheese, nuts and currant jelly is added, served very cold with mayonnaise. Also includes a lemon custard filling with cornstarch, baked crust then meringue top.

George P. Ayres Falmouth Street Boston

Reception for Ministerial Wives Association in East Boston

The Ministerial Wives Association of the Jynn district hosting 70 Methodist churches held a reception at Mrs. Rev. Lewis Bates residence 44 Saratoga Street East Boston yesterday. Wesley lunch served. Retiring president Dr Joel Leonard Melrose reviewed the association’s work. Rev John W Hamilton New England conference addressed the gathering. Mrs A P Shaw elected president for next term and a reception followed by Mrs Shaw wife of district superintendent. Musical program featured Miss W Hull Lynn mandolin and piano solos and duets by Miss Woods with selections by association members.

Ministerial Wives’ Association Jynn Boston Lewis Bates Bates Saratoga Street Wesley Joel Leonard Melrose John W. Hamilton New England Conference A. P. Shaw Shaw Association

Help Wanted and Information Requests in Readers’ Notes

A column of reader inquiries seeks a battleman position on an ocean liner via the Warren line in Charlestown Massachusetts. Other notes ask the value of a half cent dated 1832 and where to find old-coin dealers in the Boston directory. A question about Captain Sutherland’s private secretary is answered: naval captains have no official private secretaries and it suggests writing to the Secretary of War in Washington for more details.

Miss Champagne Warren Line Charlestown Mass F. F Boston Directory Willie Sutherland New Jersey Secretary of War Washington, D. C

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