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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
2
Bishop William Lawrence told more than a thousand delegates at the eleventh annual Sunday School Union of Massachusetts convention that religion is essential to a people’s vitality and safety. He urged that the church and home must inculcate faith, noting many young men lack any church involvement.
Greater Boston society gathered at Copley Plaza for the annual fair and sale to aid St. Monica's Home Roxbury under the Ladies Aid Society. Debutantes served lunch while inmates of the home exhibited and sold articles made in house under Sister Vera's supervision.
James Tierney age 40 lies on the dangerous list at City Hospital after gas poisoning. Officers Rogers and Phillips gained entry to a Dorchester Avenue lodging house at the landlady Eleanor Bickerton’s request, finding Tierney unconscious yesterday afternoon.
An advertisement warns that excess stomach acid causes irritation and trouble. Ordinary medicines fail to address the root cause, while a teaspoonful of plain bisulated magnesia neutralizes acid and prevents fermentation after meals. It advises using magnesia with meals and keeps it available from any druggist.
Miss Bertha F Churchill, daughter of Fred Churchill of Weymouth street, drives the Melrose city barge Massachusetts that carries local children to and from school. She shares the duties with regular driver William E Manzer and tells stories to the young riders. The coal black horses Frank and Dick, in service over ten years, heed her whistle to stop and start along the route.
Howard Elliott was re elected chairman of the board and president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company at a board meeting in New York. Other officers re elected include Benjamin Campbell A R Whaley E G Buckland J M Tomlinson A E Clark and A S May in senior roles.
The board elected Howard Elliott and others to the executive committee of directors and named committees for Housatonic Power Company Waterbury Gas Light Company and more. H A Fabyan resigned as purchasing agent and George G Yeomans was named successor. Directors approved immediate commencement of a four track foundation for a new Thames River bridge at New London Connecticut.
Through Mayor Charles Adams influence Melrose has rebuilt the short Newburyport turnpike stretch from Malden to Saugus corner. The road is excellent from Broadway Square to Newburyport with a minor jam at Hawke's Corner where the Lynn and Wakefield streetcar line crosses.
The will of Edwin Dresser of Cambridge, former president of the National City Bank of Cambridge, filed after a wreck caused by George Coleman in East Cambridge Court yesterday, shows an estate valued at 1 400 000 dollars.
An advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal ailments promising permanent results. The copy claims benefits from a single dose, urges readers to buy from druggists with a money back guarantee, and notes wide national usage and sales.
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