Princess Club Dance Planned at Catholic Union Hall
Tremont telephone operators known as the Princess Club met at Miss Kerrigan's Windsor Street home in Cambridge to organise a dance at Catholic Union Hall next Wednesday. A committee was appointed with Miss Kerrigan as president and floor director, and Miss May Whelton as assistant floor director, along with other reception aides.
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Tremont Telephone
Princess Club
Kerrigan
Windsor Street
Cambridge
Catholic Union Hall
Miss Kerrigan
May Whelton
Grace Doherty
Helen Fox
Lillian Morgan
Annie Free
Margaret Blake
May Downey
Helen Driscoll
Miss Stanley
No Audience When Emmons Came to Lecture
Judge Emmons went to Dorchester last night to speak at the Blaney Memorial Church on Richmond Street but there was no audience. Earlier Wednesday the church was filled with men and boys to hear him, but he failed to appear and they left disappointed. The misunderstanding is at the judge’s door. Arrangements were made weeks earlier for November 2, but he booked November 3. Arrangements will be made for the judge to speak later.
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Judge Emmons
Dorchester
Bay State Women Win World's Fair Medal
Mrs Florence Spooner announces that the Massachusetts Prison Reform League has been awarded a medal for brave and noble work by the society. Spooner is president of the league and led the educational exhibit at the World’s Fair.
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Bay State
Florence Spooner
Massachusetts Prison Reform League
Hardy
St. Louis
Stafford Freed From Charge Of Killing Wife S Male Friend
Eugene LeForrest Stafford, charged with murdering Maynard B. Trussell, was discharged from Suffolk County Jail after the murder indictment was not pressed. The district attorney noted the principal witness, Stafford's wife, declined to testify, leaving no case to pursue against him. An additional indictment against Mrs. Stafford for criminal relations with John Carter remains on file.
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Stafford
Eugene LeForrest Stafford
Maynard B. Trussell
Suffolk County
Sherman
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Oliver Stevens
Mary C. Stafford
John Carter
Grand
Trussell
Post Praised for Its Gas Crusade
Extracts from letters to the Boston Post applaud its agitation for an 80 cent gas price to cut $650,000 annually for Boston taxpayers. Mayors, Selectmen and business leaders voice support, crediting the Post with initiating the drive and sustaining Mayor Collins' effort to reduce gas prices.
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POST
Boston Post
Collins
Boston
Hart
the Post
Greater
Eagle Shot by Cambridge Man Put on Exhibition
A seven foot two inch wingspan bald eagle shot by J. P. Lawrence of 407 Broadway Cambridge was placed on exhibition in Quincy Market yesterday drawing hundreds of sightseers. The eagle was killed last Wednesday near Wells Beach Maine.
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Cambridge
J. P. Lawrence
Broadway
Quincy Market
Wells Beach
State officers visit Waltham Knights of Columbus council
Waltham council members hosted Knights of Columbus State officers led by State Deputy Joseph Pelletier with State Chaplain Rev Father Supple, State Secretary E. O'Brien, and Deputy Louis Watson. A reception, smoker, and speeches followed in Waltham on November 3.
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Waltham
Waltham Council
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Pelletier
Father Supple
Cambridge
E. O’brien
Louis Watson
Trefoil Club Hosts Successful Roxbury Dorchester Party
The Trefoil Club held the first of three subscription parties at Howe Hall on Wednesday evening. From 8 to 9 guests were presented to matrons Mrs J M Morrison and Mrs Richard F Lynch, with dancing until midnight. Attendees included numerous local young ladies and guests from South Boston Jamaica Plain Dorchester Winthrop Roxbury and Dorchester. The next party is scheduled for November 16.
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Trefoil Club
Roxbury
Dorchester
Howe Hall
J. M. Morrison
Richard F. Lynch
Margaret E. Crowley
Mary L. Murphy
Beatrice C. Crowley
Agnes Barry
Lillian D. Sheehan
Helen S. Murphy
Lula M. Crowley
Bessie M. Sullivan
Catherine M. Keating
Alice M. Pendergast
Mary K. Phelan
Veronica M. Keating
Mary R. Kennedy
Margaret A. Barry
Elizabeth B. Crowley
Josephine F. Sullivan
Minnie Slattery
Lillian B. Walsh
Maguire
Devine
Jamaica Plain
Walsh
Montrose
Bernier
Winthrop
Julia Doherty
Mullins
Caloney
Melrose Ladies Shake Judge Emmons’s Hand
Judge Emmons spoke to the Melrose Woman's Club in the Congregational Church parlors about the Boston police department and its lodging houses. He highlighted the thousands cared for at 16 licensed lodging houses and afterward enjoyed a reception as nearly all the ladies greeted him.
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Melrose
Judge Emmons
Melrose Woman's Club
Congregational Church
Boston
Woman Run Over by U S Mail Wagon
Miss Gertrude West of Somerville was crossing the street at Federal and Summer when a United States mail wagon driven by Abraham Rosnosky struck her, bruising and cutting her. a physician attended her and she was later taken home with no broken bones.
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Gertrude
Arlington Street
Somerville
Bay State Dredging Company
High Street
Federal
United States Mail
Abraham Rosnosky
Wall Street
Canadian Election Returns Shown At YMCA Hall
At the Young Men's Christian Union Hall last evening an entertainment featured stereopticon views of Canada and presented the returns of the Canadian election to a large audience.
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Young Men's Christian Union Hall
Canada
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