Resignations Hit Four Somerville Ministers
The Rev. Harry Adams Hersey of Third Universalist Church Somerville and the Rev. Percy E. Thomas of First Congregational Church East Somerville read resignations yesterday. Four ministers in Somerville have left in a month, including the Rev. Francis A. Gray and the Rev. William Bradley Whitney. Hersey will join First Universalist Church in Caribou Maine, and Thomas will move to Union Congregational Church in Rockville Connecticut.
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Harry Adams Hersey
Third Universalist Church
West Somerville
Percy E. Thomas
First Congregational Church
East Somerville
Somerville
Francis A. Gray
Winter Hill Universalist Church
William Bradley Whitney
Union Square Baptist Church
Hersey
First Universalist
Caribou
Maine
Thomas
Union Congregational Church
Rockville
Conn
Varied Occupations for Wellesley Girls
Wellesley College employment bureau seeks candidates for office and factory jobs. Openings include a shirt-waist cut and fit manager, a social worker for day nursery work with Polish and Syrian language skills, a secretary for a girls club, a typewriter assistant for medical press work, two organizers at 25 dollars weekly to form working girls clubs, a French dictation stenographer, and a secretary for a conservatory of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Employment Bureau of
the College
Conservatory of Music
The Cluthe Truss Promises Cure Without Cost
An advertisement touts the Cluthe Truss or Cluthe Automatic Massager as a revolutionary rupture device. It claims self regulation and suction hold, with 60 days trial and guaranteed results, asserting 199 out of 200 ruptures improve from day one.
Milk Producers to Hold Public Meetings in Boston
The Boston Cooperative Milk Producers Association will hold public meetings Thursday and Friday to consider the milk question from various viewpoints following hearings by the Legislature milk consumers and private hearings of contractors and producers.
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Boston
Boston Cooperative Milk Producers’ Association
Milk hearings to educate public on dairy practices in Boston
The hearings invite four groups consumers producers contractors and authorities to speak. Sessions run Thursday and Friday at the Chamber of Commerce and City Club with experts from New England colleges set to attend. Organizers include L H Ruggles S Brewster S F McNally John C Orcutt Ivan C Weld Stanley Abbott and Kenyon L Butterfield.
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Chamber of Commerce
B. C. M. P. Association
Boston
City Club
Milk Producers’ Union
New England
L. H. Ruggles
Simon Brewster
8. F. McNally
John C. Orcutt
Ivan C. Weld
Stanley Abbott
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Massachusetts State Agricultural College At
Amherst
Police raid liquor sales in four Sunday operations
Sergeants M. H. King and H. F. Barry led four Sunday raids in their district against liquor law violators. At 239 Pleasant street Herrick Josit’s restaurant yielded 19 gallons of lager and one gallon of brandy. Next door at 287 Pleasant street 12 gallons of lager and a pint of brandy were taken. At 4 Osborn place Mary Gardner’s kitchen held eight gallons of beer and a quart of whiskey. At 67 Beacon street John Kittie’s premises produced 11 quarts of lager three quarts of ale and three quarts of whiskey.
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M. H. King
H. F. Barry
Lagrange Street
Herrick Josit
Pleasant Street
Mary Gardner
Osborn Place
Charlestown
John Kittie
Beacon Street
BC Georgetown Debate Examines Federal Charter Rule
A debate at Boston College tonight features three BC representatives and three Georgetown disputants arguing that corporations in interstate commerce should operate under a federal charter. BC will argue the affirmative.
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B. C
Georgetown
Boston College Hall
Boston College
Georgetown University
New Trial for Spencer in Massachusetts Supreme Court
Springfield May 12 Insanity will be the basis for a fight to save the life of Bertram G Spencer condemned for the Miss Martha Blackstone murder at a Springfield burglary spree two years ago. The case comes before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in Boston on May 23 for arguments on exceptions seeking a new trial.
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Springfield
Bertram G. Spencer
Martha B. Blackstone
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
Spencer
Supreme Court
Richard P. Stapleton
Miss Blackstone
Bridgewater Insane Asylum
Edward B. Lane
L. Vernon Briggs
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Asleep on Tracks Fatally Struck by Street Car
Louis Lajoie, 40, of Lewiston Maine, dozed on Lewiston bound tracks near Sabattus while waiting for a car and was fatally injured when a Lewiston bound street car hit him. He died at the hospital shortly after. He had ridden to Sabbattus and planned to return on the next car.
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Lewiston
Louis Lajoie
Nurito claims relief for rheumatism and neuralgic pains
The ad promotes Nurito as a free from opioids remedy for rheumatism sciatica and neuritis. It cites nerve irritability and muscle soreness and promises a money back guarantee if relief is not felt. Readers are urged to visit Riker Jaynes Drug Stores to buy a one dollar box compounded by Magistral Chem Co New York.
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Nurito
Riker-Jaynes
Magistral Chem. Co
Flatiron Bldg
New York
Patrolman Breaks Leg in Cambridge Disorder
Patrolman John Mullaley of Station 3 Cambridge is in Cambridge Relief Hospital with a broken left leg after a struggle with three men disturbing the peace. He slipped while pursuing one assailant, Joseph Sharkin, 24, of Harrison street, Cambridge, as officers Coady and Kelley chased the others, Steven Vickkavicz, 19, and Steven Sharkin, 22, both of Warren street, Hudson.
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John Mullaley
East Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Cambridge Street
Thomas Coady
John Kelley
Portland Street
Coady
Kelley
Mullaley
Joseph Sharkin
Harrison Street
Cambridge
Sharkin
Coady and
Steven Vickkavicz
Steven Sharkin
Warren Street
Hudson
Radical preacher urges gospel to end Mormonism
He attacked Mormon leaders declaring Mormonism must be wiped out not by law but by the gospel. He claimed polygamy remains practiced among church members despite denials.
Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An ad touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion gas dyspepsia and stomach headaches. It claims 50 cent cases digest all food ease sour stomach relieve biliousness and constipation without laxatives and urges readers to ask pharmacists to show the formula.
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van Loon
Stuat
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Cluthe Company
East 23Rd St
New York City
Object Educational
Solomon
Horlick
John D. Nutting
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Agbeeren
Fant
Drim le Beer
Jos. Gahm & Son
C Street
Milwaukee
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