Principal Officials at St James Ladies T A Society Party
The St James parish hosts a temperance revival evidenced by a large attendance at a Knights of Honor Hall event held by the Ladies Total Abstinence Society. The grab bag party featured 25 assistants and a roster of officers and committee members led by President Mrs Katherine Myron and Secretary Miss Mary G Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James
T. A. Society Party
St. James’ Parish
Ladies’ Total Abstinence Society
Knights of Honor
Washington Street
Marshal
K. Myron
Anna Shea
Mary G. Murphy
Nellie
Hallisey
Katherine Myron
Anna A. Shea
Annie Murphy
Margaret McGuey
Mary A. Magee
Nellie 8. Hallisey
Mary Magee
Elizabeth Gorman
Elizabeth Hernburg
Still Delaying Public Hearings On Telephone Rates
The highway commissioners have not announced a date to resume the Post petition public hearings on lower telephone rates and better service. A buffer committee member suggested they await the Legislature’s adjournment before resuming the inquiry amid reports of concessions to petitioners and plans for a new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commissioners
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Whitman
Chicago
Bell) Telephone Company
Santosuosso Named to Lead Foresters of America
Dr Joseph Santosuosso will head the Foresters of America after the annual session at the American House. The election defeated a plan to bar former grand chief rangers from the executive council and 38 delegates were chosen for the Chicago supreme convention. Santosuosso, born in Italy in 1877, is a Boston resident and member of the Common Council.
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Foresters of America
Executive Council
Joseph Santosuosso
Bert T. Mitchell
W. J. Mountain
William H. Stafford
J. J. Hannifan
W. J. Karen
Woodward
A. F. Fortin
J. J. Montague
Beadle
J. F. Faulkner
M. F. Sullivan
Lawrence
Chicago
F. McManus
Santosuosso
The
Order
Boston
Italy
North End
Grand High Court
Supreme Convention
Four Generation Photographs Sought by Post for Roosevelt Volume
The Post invites 15 New England families with four living generations to submit group photos for publication. Selected images will be compiled into a neatly bound volume to be presented to President Roosevelt.
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New England
Post
Roosevelt
Newport
Rhode Island
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Four-Generation Bearce Family Traced to Mayflower Governor
Mary Jane Bearce a ninth descendant of Governor Bradford leads a traced line to Plymouth born 1852 Charles Werbert Bearce married in Weymouth 1878 in turn had a son and daughter now Mrs Annie Alden born 1881 living in Brookville the infant Marion completes the four living generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Bearce
Governor Bradford
Charles Werbert Bearce
Weymouth
Plymouth
Wey
Mouth
Annie Alden
Brearce
Mary Jane Hearce
Charles H. Bearce
Annie May Alden
Marion Leslie Alden
Mock Trial at Boston City Club Ends With Not Guilty Verdict
President Geoffrey B. Lehy faced a mock trial over alleged theft of 12 cream fritters from the Boston City Club. Prosecution and defense presented witnesses. Judge Colin A. Scott presided. the jury found Lehy guilty, while the judge acquitted him, and reporter James White was found in contempt.
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Boston City Club
Lehy
Geoffrey B. Lehy
Beacon Street
Joseph A. Dennison
John A. Sullivan
Colin A. Scott
Daniel I. Buckley
Francis Hurtubis, Jr
Joseph Lee
R. G. Morris
Elwyn G. Preston
John B. Martin
Richard Waterman
A. L. Filene
Grafton D. Cushing
Dennis Driscoll
T. J. Falvey
William T. Fitzgerald
Joseph Thomas
William Craig
Brookline
Court Crier
A. A. Turner
George H. Tinkham
Charles Riley
John J. Kenney
Dorchester
Edward Cohen
National Shawmut Bank
W. P. Parker
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Teamsters
Kidder, Peabody's
Parker
Herbert S. Underwood
Boston Advertiser and Record
W. A. Paul
Underwood
Edward Billings
The
Good Government Association
Ward
Towell
Causeway Streets
Lowell Street
Frank B. Conlin
John F. Fitzgerald
Martin M. Lomasney
Curtis Guild, Jr
George A. Pinkerton
Boston Police Department
Pinkerton
Copley Square
Norman” Ritchie
Boston Post
Joseph Dillworth
City Club
Francis Hurtubis
House of
Meyer Bloomfield
Bloomfield
Garrett Scollard
Scollard
City Hall
Bernard J. Rothwell
James White
Boston Journal
Daily Truth
White
Sullivan
Scott
Edward F. Lang
United States Marine Corps
Putnam
United State Circuit Court
John Joseph Quinn
Naval Station
Guantanamo
Cuba
Lang
Boyd B. Jones
John H. Casey
Bonaparte
Government
Atlanta
James Waters
Benjamin Touret
Submasters' Club of Boston Holds Annual Ladies Night
The Submasters' Club of Boston met at the Hotel Westminster for its annual ladies night. President William Lester Bates and Mrs. Bates attended. Mrs. Fannie Fern read a paper on the Inspiration of Achievement and Henry Turner Bailey spoke on The Next Reform in Education. The event closed with selections by the club quartet J L Litchfield W S Field A A Lincoln and F W Swan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Submasters’ Club of
Boston
Hotel Westminster
William Lester Bates
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T. A. Society
Kathrein Plyvyrlon
Mrs. KatHaRine Kellehers
Lillian ‘Surrans
Miss Grace Cmurphy
Highway Commission
K. OF C. Banquet
Jamaica Plain Council
Knights of Columbus
Quincey House
James N. Supple
William J. O’brien
Edward Fraher
John IF. Heffernan
Framingham
Thomas F. Lally
James J. Nolan
D. T. O'Keefe
D. D. Louis P. Pfau
Fred A. Finigan
P. G. R. John McGrath
Council
George H. Curley
Donara
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Troy
N. Y
Bostonia Hats
Serges
London
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Vic
America
Bell and Poole
Mar
Tak
Mes
Hunter’s
Poti Diico
Madras
Submasters’ Club
Marine Geis
Providence
R. I
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Navy Department
Higgins
Colonial Importing Co
Washington St
Cor
Mitchell the Tailor
Mr. Sullivan
P. R
Will Ex Vance
Crown Amg Fir Wuem
Lom
David
Graham
Winter Street
Tig Ad
Ceylon
Assam
Japan
Eporters Tea & Coffee Co