Margery Lee to Be Bride in Beverly Farms Announcement
The engagement of Margaret Lee to Francis W. Sargent Jr is announced by the George Lees of Brookline The couple plans marriage after a social season marked by debutante success in Cairo and Rome with Miss Lee noted as a leading social beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Sargent, Jr
George Lee
Boylston Street
Brookline
Margaret Lee
Boston
Cairo
Rome
Miss Lee
Oliver Turner
Harry Pratt McKean, Jr
Florence Lee
Harry Lee
Mr. Sargent
Francis W. Sargent
Jane Hunnewell
Hereford Street
David Cheever
Margaret Sargent
Henry
Daniel Sargent
Somerset
Norfolk Hunt
Gloucester Child Struck By Auto In Street Crossing
Augusta Houlihan a 4 year old girl was seriously hurt tonight around six o clock when an automobile owned by Frederick Fisher struck her at Addison and Washington streets in Gloucester as she crossed the road returning to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
AUTO
Augusta Houlihan
Frederick Fisher
Addison
Washington Streets
Plum Island Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Newburyport
Fire from a defective flue destroyed the Plum Island Hotel in Newburyport, causing about 10000 in damage to the hotel and nearby structures. Workers and guests escaped, some in nightclothes, as fire crews and locals saved adjacent property and moved occupants to nearby cottages. The century old hotel hosted many gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Plum Island
Massachusetts Northeastern Railroad
North Shore
Open letter from Erving Winslow to Robert Luce
Erving Winslow secretary of the Anti Imperialist League asks Luce if American ideals suit Malay peoples and questions U S policy in the Philippines. He argues for self determination or neutral protection and warns against colonialism degrading republican ideals. Address 40 Court Street May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erving Winslow
Robert Luce
Anti-Imoerialist League
Sir
Japan
Colorado
Philippines
United States
Republic
Court Street
The Masked Woman Beauty Secret Exposed
An article denounces cosmetics and argues for natural skin care. It claims pores must breathe and warns that soaps with high alkaline content harm the skin. It promotes Savon Cadum by Louis Nathan of Paris as the safe choice, sold in department and drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Louis Nathan
Paris
Dept. and
Soc. Advt
Spring Market Prices Reflect Bountiful Food Supplies
Weather favors fishing and garden harvests with asparagus and strawberries cheap in Boston markets. Lamb remains high while pork drops slightly. lettuce and cucumbers remain scarce. Fresh seafood and produce show broad price ranges with shad near 60 cents per piece and many items selling by quart, bunch, or pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Library delegates depart for Washington in waves
More than 10 delegates and visitors from Eastern Massachusetts Maine Vermont and New Hampshire will leave tonight and Sunday to attend the American Library Association convention in Washington D C May 25 29 Frederick F Faxon leads the travel committee and many prominent librarians are named among the delegates including George E Lee Miss M Pillsbury Drew B Hall Gardner M Jones H W Fison Elizabeth P Thurston H P Prince Harry L Kooplan H T Dougherty Miss Elizabeth Newton Miss June Donnelly and Charles K Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
American Library Association
Washington, D. C
Frederick F. Faxon
National Organization
George E. Lee
Boston Co-operative Information Bureau
Miss M. Pillsbury
The
General Theological Library
Drew B. Hall
Somerville
Fire shutters ordered for fire headquarters building
Fire Commissioner Grady orders fireproof shutters on every window of the headquarters to protect the top floor fire alarm system. The building will be connected to the low pressure service to maintain protection if the high pressure system fails. Work starts today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Deer chase in Manchester draws crowds through city streets
A young dog sprinted through Manchester as a pursuing dog snapped at its heels, drawing hundreds of onlookers. The chase ended near Mrs. George Byron Chandler's stable, where the dog was placed in a stall and to be returned to health before resuming its freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
George Byron Chandler
Patterson Died With Wedding Plans Made
The funeral of Paul C. Patterson of Dorchester was held yesterday morning from his home. Patterson, a young automobile businessman, had just announced his engagement to Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkman
Paul ¢. Patterson
Young Bridegroom Dies After Brief Illness in Boston
Katherine McArdle of Brookline planned a June wedding trip to England with her fiancé who died in a Boston hospital after a very brief illness. He was 26 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McArdle
Brookline
England
Boston
Cornerstone Laying Planned for Mishkan Tefila Chapel
Preparations concluded for the cornerstone ceremony of the Mishkan Tefila chapel at Centre Street West Roxbury to be held Sunday afternoon May 31. Rabbi Herman H Rubinovitz will give the oration with other Greater Boston rabbis in attendance. Noted speakers will address the gathering and cantors with a choir will provide a special musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishkan Tefila
Centre Street
West Roxbury
Herman H. Rubenovitz
Greater Boston
Strike Ends at Beverly Shoe Plant Vote Brings Return to Work
Beverly May 21 The strike of turn workmen at the Criterion Shoe Company's plant ends after a month as about 30 strikers vote to return to work on the old wage scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Criterion Shoe Company
Bailey elected president at New England Workmen convention
Providence May 21 Melvin G Bailey of Pascoag was chosen president of the New England Workmen at its annual convention Other officers named include Henry P McTernan Providence general manager Francis I Frost Pawtucket general superintendent Orvis B Huntly Pawtucket general secretary William M Moore Providence general treasurer Walter L Wrigley Woonsocket
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Melvin G. Bailey
Pascoag
New England
Henry P. McTernan
Francis I. Frost
Pawtucket
Orvis B. Huntly
William M. Moore
Walter L. Wrigley
Woonsocket
Trip to California offered by Burlington Route
Alex Stocks, New England Passenger Agent of the B and Q Railroad, advertises a personally conducted party to California with Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car at low cost. A trained attendant accompanies the group to ensure comfort and ease of travel. Contact 264 Washing Street Boston or call Tel Main 4387 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
California
Alex Stocks
New Engand
Washing Street
Boston
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Margery Lee
Wilson
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Hilary Herbert
Meyer Jonasson & Co
Tremont
New York
Inverness Cape Coat
West New Capes
Inverness
Cape
Zephyr
Orravel
Ross Bros
Lea Ryan
Nice
Patterson
Conrad
Conrad’s
Hamburg
Vas
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