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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
9
A party at John Lee's home at 21 Warrenton Street, South End, was disrupted when firemen arrived after a passerby reported smoke from a flashlight photo. Guests kept posed as the rubber-coated crew tumbled in and only then did the revelers flee for the exits.
Gang member aged 58 claiming residence at 1 Green Hall Avenue Everett and 42 year old Frederick Goddard claiming 75 Proctor Avenue Revere were arrested yesterday by Patrolman Manning at City Hall Avenue station. Police say arrests follow numerous merchant complaints and more arrests are expected.
Dr G Stanley Hall of Clark University urged in an address to the Girls' Latin Home and School Association that high school girls should study home making rather than Latin and algebra. He proposed health studies over higher mathematics and criticized college entrance requirements as unfitting for women.
At 20 West Cottage Street Roxbury a person was recovered yesterday off the Irish coast and placed in charge of the American consul at that port. Mrs. Taylor arrived from England with her husband Stanley R Taylor a year and a half ago. Mr. Taylor ran a laundry on Dudley Street for a time and died several months ago.
May 14 a house on Main Street formerly occupied by James Nagle has been purchased by Cardinal O Connell of Boston. He plans to donate it as a parish house to be used with the Help of Christians Catholic church in Concord Junction.
Samuel Bowditch of Boston on Chauncy Street narrowly escaped injury as a car he was learning to drive dashed through a fence in Weston and turned over an embankment. Bowditch and teaching chauffeur Daniel Sullivan of Watertown were unhurt. the vehicle was badly damaged.
The annual prize drill of the Technology Cadet Corps was held last evening in South Armory on Irvington street. Maclaurin and Major Edwin T. Cole retired U S A supervised the drill. About 300 people watched the regimental formation plus company and individual drills. Lieutenant John R. McGinness judged both competitions. Company F under Captain Joseph W. Barker won the company prize with Corporal H. W. Fitch among top individuals.
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