Dorchester Club Sets Mammoth Bazaar and Garden Party
Dorchester Club and the ladies committee near completion of plans for a mammoth bazaar and garden party to be held on Dorchester Day June 8. The women met yesterday and refined final details.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
3
Dorchester Club and the ladies committee near completion of plans for a mammoth bazaar and garden party to be held on Dorchester Day June 8. The women met yesterday and refined final details.
The ladies committee led by Mrs John Fitzgerald organizes a festival with a rustic flower booth midway fakirs candy and a huge vaudeville stage at the park club. tours by auto and continuous dancing inside with two orchestras.
The George Sumner Company Inc opens a Boston branch at 755 Boyston Street with offices and salesrooms. J. K. Dalton serves as resident manager and will demonstrate the Rayfield carburetor to car owners. The firm specializes in manufacturing and distributing automobile accessories and Rayfield is its leading product.
Don’t pay $25.00 for a suit when 8S. H. Harrison & Co offers a $12.50 all wool suit in new summer colors. Finest worsteds and Scotch cheviots with best fitting and value. Located at 662 670 Washington Street opposite the Gaiety Theatre.
Testimony shows John D. Rockefeller declining to discuss a comprehensive reorganization plan for Waters-Pierce and Standard Oil proxies. He naming Archbold Pratt Bedford and others as orchestrators while insisting he knew only that each interest would fulfill its own function.
Wool dyed blue serge suits offered at $9.75, previously $18. Other price point $9.75. Advertisement for S. H. Harrison & Co. located at 662 670 Washington street opposite Gaiety Theatre in Boston.
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