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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1907
Page
7
Friends and relatives of 16 year old Philemena Campana of 53 Cooper Street Boston fear she ran away with Vincent Tanga and may have married after he applied for a marriage license there. she has not been seen since Sunday afternoon and her father seeks help locating them.
A dermatologist recommends a home formula to whiten skin. Mix two ounces Rose Water one ounce Spirits of Cologne four ounces crystallized Sartoin in a pint warm water then add rose water and Cologne after dissolving and cooling strain. Apply daily to face bust and arms for a month with a massaging motion.
A premature infant born Oct 19 in Chicago weighed just over a pound and measured 14 inches. In Mrs. Edna Hess’s room the baby grows slowly in a diminutive incubator, weighing about one and a half pounds after several weeks.
The Daughters of the American Revolution begin their annual convention at Arlington Street Church at 10 o'clock with about 3800 members from 70 branches. Mrs Charles H Masury will preside as committees report in the morning.
After a noon recess a notable afternoon programme will feature readings by Miss Marie Lawton and additional musical numbers chosen by the committee. The Arlington Street Church organist and a quartet assist the morning session. The event is described as a leading society feature and is expected to draw a large attendance.
The Carney Hospital festival will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday November 14 at Mechanics Hall with a Dorothea Dix children entertainment and a fancy costume dance. The centerpiece is the large Carney Hospital table with souvenir and doll and Teddy bear tables, plus 21 booths for Boston parishes, under Thomas A. Crawford and Joseph M. Connors.
Miss Katherine Gallagher and Miss Katherine Gannon tell a Boston Post reporter they were located in Worcester after weeks of searching begun by their brother Michael. The sisters recount waiting at the dock from morning until noon and meeting Worcester contact Mrs Corrigan who helped locate their cousin Mrs Shannon, bringing them to safety.
In Probate Court Judge Grant ordered William J. Vincent, age six, returned to his mother Winifred R. Vincent wife of John W. Vincent after habeas corpus proceedings showed the father had custody for two years despite prior custody to the mother. The decision restores the boy to his mother.
Mary Maher a housemaid pleaded guilty in Superior Criminal Court to larceny and forgery. Judge White sentenced her to an indefinite term at Sherborn. She lured wealthy families by posing as a trusted housemaid and used the names of her mistresses to steal goods from society women in Brookline and the Back Bay.
At Wesleyan Hall the Methodist Ministers Association and the Central Labor Union approved nine delegates to attend the Boston Central Labor Union meeting as representatives of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The body also voted not to commit to any organization’s actions.
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