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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
10
The city registry reports a steady start to June marriages with over 100 licenses issued this week. Yesterday alone, more than three couples filed papers to wed, confirming a busy period at the city hall rendezvous for Cupid’s victims.
The annual dancing party of the Chandelier, South Boston High School's official organ, was held yesterday afternoon in the High School hall at Thomas Park. Miss Marie Salano led the event with assistance from Miss Regina I Driscoll and John F Conley.
On day five of the campaign the total reached $6517 with $1421 raised yesterday. Mrs. Mary Carney led women workers in door to door canvassing. Grammar school pupils contributed 419 cents each, and a schoolboy treasurer turned in $47.10. Wyoming Lodge of Masons announced an early day contribution of $100.
The Rev. Frederick N. Rutan, assistant pastor of Bhawmut Congregational Church, has accepted a call to the Congregational Church of Maynard and will begin his pastorate there next Sunday.
President Allen C. Treadway of the Senate announced he would not seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor due to the recent death of his son. Bereavement leaves him unable to handle the campaign strain, simplifying the ticket as Frothingham and Luce are expected to lead the organization ticket.
A big Democratic love feast is set for June 24 at Canobie Lake Park to launch the fall campaign. Invited are Governor Foss, Mayor Fitzgerald, Governor Frederick Plaistead of Maine, and Democratic Congressmen from Massachusetts.
Mrs Delia Guthrie of Winthrop Avenue Newton filed for separate support in East Cambridge Probate Court after alleging her husband Thomas Guthrie assaulted and beat her and failed to provide for the family. Judge Charles J McIntire set June 14 for a hearing and ordered a $2000 attachment against Guthries property to secure maintenance for Mrs Guthrie and their four children Margaret Agnes Ellen Delia John J and Charles Guthrie.
Charles W. Wendte, president of the Free Religious Association, told a Twentieth Century Club meeting that last year’s Columbus Day celebration was a lavish Catholic display. He urged diverse participation this year and suggested inviting the President, the Governor, and perhaps the Mayor to review the parade to prevent a Catholic-only event.
Charles H. Murch a 48 year old Dorchester resident and Four Motorman on the Elevated swallowed cyanide in Mc Kenzie's barber shop on Dorchester avenue yesterday. He died en route to the hospital. Married with five children, investigators cite health and financial difficulties as likely causes.
William J. Bryan reaffirmed his support for free wool in New York on May 2. He denied any attempt by Speaker Clark to sway him from the doctrine and urged Democrats to reject tariffs on wool, warning that protectionist compromise could harm the party.
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