Open Air Horse Show Draws Brookline Elite With Gowns And Jumps
Governor Eugene Foss attends the eighth annual Chestnut Hill Club open air horse show alongside Mrs. Foss and prominent society members. Esther Foss and Richard Saltonstall win pony class ribbons. Bayard Tuckerman horses showcase in jumping with multiple prizes. Henry Higginson claims two blue ribbons. J Sumner Draper tops with Apollo and Viriginian in harness. A new military class features officers in uniform, and a luncheon follows with band performances and numerous entries from local families and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Foss
Boston
Esther Foss
Richard Saltonstall
Miss Foss
Bayard Tuckerman
Tuckerman
Francis Peabody
Harry Burrage
Richard M. Saltonstall
A. Henry Higginson
Balford
Hunt Club
Middlesex Hunt
Norfolk Hunt Club
Henry G. Vaughan
J. Sumner Draper
Apollo
Mr. Draper
W. J. Guerin
Harry Coulter
Edith Austin
Chappie
John M
United States Army
McIntosh
Bey
N. Wigglesworth
Battery A
Sam
Horsfall
Troop A
Gertrude Bradlee
Anne Coolidge
Margaret Bliss
Frances Hood
Isabella Mumford
Esther
Helen Foss
Larz Anderson
Alice de Ford
Susan Appleton
Andrew Adie
Frances
Mabel Webster
Dorothy Ball
Ruth Allen
George Mumford
Lacey Cobb
Nora Saltonstall
Elizabeth Silsbee
Muriel Saltonstall
Hugh Bancroft
Alice Thorndike
Alice Homan
C. E. Robbins
Henry L. Morse
Samuel D. Parker
Francis Peabody, Jr
Quincy A. Shaw, 2d
Frank M. Ware
Gowns Rival Horses At Local Horse Show
Spectators in fine gowns drew eyes at a regional horse show as superb blooded stock paraded. Jumping classes showcased top hunters with riders Miss Alice Homan and Miss Alice Thorndike earning ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Homan
Alice Thorndike
Farmington Murder: Stepson Held After Farmhouse Shooting
Gideon Chase, about 60, was found dead in Wilton, Maine, with shotgun wounds to the mouth. Frank Colburn, a stepson, is being held as a witness after a gun discharged during a dispute at the home following marital trouble that began Sunday and involved Chase denying medical aid to his wife who later reported the abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Gideon Chase
Wilton
Frank Colburn
Colburn
Chase
How to Make a Home Made Rug and Garden Tips
Highlights on crafting a rug at home, beautifying the backyard, gifting ideas for a girl graduate, embroidery design for a shirtwaist, plus a page of cooking recipes and house helps slated for next Sunday’s Post.
Suspect Arrested in Jamaica Plain Bandit Case
A young Lithuanian believed to be one of three bandits who fired on Jamaica Plain in July 1908 and fought Boston police at Forest Hills cemetery was arrested yesterday afternoon at Broadway and E street, South Boston by Patrolman Thomas Maxon. The suspect resisted, reaching for a pistol as witnesses identified him, and loose shells were found at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Forest Hills Cemetery
Broadway
E Street
Thomas Maxon
Maxon
Brockton
Peter Kioulenoux
South Boston
Forest Hills
Kimmerling
Brignoles
Lyons
Vidart
Avignon
Bathiat
Dijon
Frolois
State Bath House Opens Early Amid Heat Wave
At Revere the State bath house opened at 10 in the forenoon, the earliest opening day this year. The Metro Park Commission agreed due to hot weather, with 285 bathers and 100,000 beachgoers enjoying a sunny day. 20 of 80 staff were on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Bath House
Metropolitan Park Commission
Directions to Wolf's My Clothier on Hanover and Portland
Pedestrian route guidance to reach Wolf's My Clothier near the Washington street tunnel. Southbound passengers should exit at Friend Street. northbound travelers depart at Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Washington Street
Friend St
Union St
Wolf’s
Hanover and
Lithuanian suspect tied to Brockton burglaries
Police identify a Lithuanian in Montello as a suspect in a string of nightly burglaries around the Lithuanian and Polish colonies near Brockton. He denies speaking English, and notes bearing a name and torn papers were found on him. Rioulenoux had been in Montello since Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rioulenoux
Vine Street
Montello
Kioylenoux
Jamaica Plain
Brockton
Rioulenoux
Trust to Reform Affairs Under Supreme Court Direction
The American Tobacco Company will in good faith readjust its affairs under the Supreme Court ruling. W. W. Fuller, the trust’s chief counsel, says the court has broadened Sherman act application and that the company will obey the law as interpreted. The readjustment will be directed by the Circuit Court of the Southern District of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Tobacco Company
United States Supreme Court
W. W. Fuller
Trust
Supreme Court
America Tobacco Company
Circuit Court of the Southern
District of New York
Garros Takes Lead in Paris to Turin Air Race
Genoa May 30 Roland Garros, the French aviator, leads the Paris to Turin air race after reaching Pisa. Andre Beaumont stalls at Alassio amid delays. Frey reaches Genoa exhausted. Other contestants face storms and detours as Weymann and Gaget abandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Roland Garros
Paris
Turin
Pisa
Rome
Andre Beaumont
Nice
Alassio
Mayor Speaks at Sandwich Soldiers Monument Dedication
May 30. Mayor FitzGerald of Boston and Congressman Robert O Harris join Sandwich citizens to dedicate a soldiers and sailors monument presented by William Eaton. The 33 foot monument honors 101 local Civil War enlistees, four survivors, with Eaton financed by $4000 raised since youth. McLaughlin accepts, Mrs. Smith unveils, and parade units from Sandwich and Bourne participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
Fitzgerald
Boston
Robert O. Harris
William Eaton
Eaton
Boston and Sandwich Glass Works
Bourne
George T. McLaughlin
John S. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Filene
Prince Albert
Summer St
Washington
Providence
Westminster St
West 34Th Street
Adelphia Buffalo
Chestnut
Maurice Ketten
John
J. C. Sawyer CO
Summer Street
Washington St
Tobacco
Garros
Frey
Fing
Beaumont
Glogan