Observant Citizen Notes Boston Social Round and Local Happenings
A column details Mary and the lamb legend linked to Sterling and Newport New Hampshire, visits by notable figures including Daniel Dresser and Prince Gennaro Garaccioli, a Boston marriage, Elks memorial day plans in Portsmouth, and Arlington town administration pageant preparations. It mentions Old State House renovations, Lenox apple aging, andCON Canadian connections.
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White Bay
Mary
Sterling
Frank W. Rollins
New Hampshire
Devonshire Street
Newport
N. H
Daniel Leroy Dresser
John Nicholas Brown
the Elks
Portsmouth
Order
William A. Murphy
Boston
Draper
David J. Walsh
Massachusetts
Arlington
New Town Administration
Cyrus Dallin
Chrysalis
Arlington Woman’s Club
Curious Letter Questions Family Budget and Rent
A reader signs as Mrs Bor asks the sister signing herself June Bride and Anne how a family of two can live on $12 a week. She requests rent and provisions costs and the recipe for managing expenses. She notes eight weeks to earn $100 with no spending, seeking practical tips.
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Anne
Mrs. Bor
Deceiving and Deceived Dear
A personal confession warns women about unequal wages and unsatisfactory marriages. The narrator recalls a young wife inspired by a contrasting relationship and parties, revealing the turn from a loving home to temptation and folly.
Woman seeks truth after divorce ruse leaves her homeless
A reader explains how an affair led her to divorce her loyal husband on a trumped up charge. She claims the other man promised marriage but delays it, leaving her and her young son without shelter or support. She warns other sisters to beware.
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Tech
Withdrawing Veil From Past Dear Sewing Circle
A letter from a reader argues a past should not be disclosed before marriage to avoid future conflict. It notes that a forgiving partner might handle past revelations but advises keeping past deeds private as a general rule. It concludes with a call for broadminded forgiveness after marriage.
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Sewing Circle
Letters to the Sewing Circle on spinsterhood and kisses
A reader argues young women encourage spinsterhood by pampering suitors with lavish entertainments. Another correspondent defends friendly kisses to former sweethearts citing Louisa May Alcott. Readers’ letters reflect on romance, finances, and marriage expectations in the Sunday Post.
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Sunday Post
Mother's Rights Over Her Son Sparks Child Discipline Debate
A reader in the Post questions a law restricting parental discipline and urges immediate revision. The letter argues that parents endure a burden raising children and seeks clarity on enforcement and rights.
Pretty blue velvet coat with black dress outfit
A bright blue velvet coat paired with a black dress creates a striking combination costume. The ensemble highlights bold color, luxurious texture, and formal styling suitable for standout events.
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Edward A. Supple
Mgr
Patrick J. Supple
James A. Supple
Claire MacDonald
Newton
Far West
Marlboro Street
Supple
Lenox
Rosamond Dixey
Berkshires
Portland
Abe
Portland Restaurateur
Vinalhaven
Joseph H. Calderwood
Calderwood
Edward J. Sampson
Cardinal O'Connell
Honolulu
Copley Plaza
Sherman Miles
United States Field Artillery
Miles
Nelson A. Miles
Army
Fitchburg
Westfield
United States Legation
Burcharest
Roumania
William H. Hartshorn
Hartshorn
Fenway
Addison L. Winship
Boston City Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Boston Post
Green
Louis Green
Causeway Street
North Station
Tel. Hay
The
Bosto
Washington Street
Annex No
Friend Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Louisa M. Alcott
New England
Ehly
Ashmere
Silk
Coats
Opos
inVve
Commercia
Oxfords
Flose
Robespierre
Royal Axminster
Axminster
Axminster Kings
Serge
Madras
Java
Portieres
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