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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
3
Announcement reports the marriage of George D. Latimer and Misa Grace Jordon Cowing in Brookline. Latimer, 64, a prominent Unitarian clergyman who retired and resides in Brookline, previously served a parish in Salem in 1907.
The Brookline Health Department bought a 40 horsepower auto ambulance for accident cases. There is no local hospital. injured residents are taken by police to Massachusetts General Hospital. The vehicle carries three on stretchers, runs on gasoline, has electric interior lights, and a temperature register.
Miss Marguerite Gallagher of South Boston, a New England Conservatory student, scored a hit singing the Jewel Song from Faust at Chickering Hall. Irish baritone William Ludwig received an enthusiastic reception and was joined by Miss Helen M. Donovan, Mrs Olive Whiteley Hilton, and Miss Gallagher in the recital.
The Finance Commission investigated Dr. Gallivan’s claims that the Board of Health favored milk contractors. Board members Durgin and Jordan testified no collusion existed, defending prosecutions and noting decisions reflected discretion and public interest. The inquiry continues with Sullivan and Shughru leading questioning.
Aborn Company staged Flotow’s Martha at the Boston Opera House with a large cast led by Lady Harriet and Rene Vivienne. The company plans to continue the opera for the week, with Robin Hood to follow next Monday featuring several former Bostonian performers.
The West Lynn hotel, a noted landmark in Time sex county, ceased operations after 107 years of service. Founded in 1817, the historic hostelry drew travelers and locals alike and remained a cherished part of the area's fabric until its closure.
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