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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
2
At the St Nicholas Rink Show in New York Mrs C Fellowes appeared with her trained dog Pekoe wearing ice skates. She wore a fashionable ulster and a circular skirt with 13 gores and ribbed seams, trimmed with black velvet hems and a rose broadcloth contrast. A pointed handkerchief bag hung at the side.
John H. Hazlett 63 longtime chief engineer of the Boston Globe died at his West Somerville home after a fainting spell. He is survived by his wife and daughter Florence M. Hazlett.
A feature in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine profiles a cucumber producer hailed as the Cucumber King. The piece outlines his earnings, methods, and prominence in the produce trade.
Thomas Mott Osborne, known for his leadership at Sing Sing, will deliver his annual address to Harvard students in Emerson Hall this afternoon at 4 30 under the Harvard Divinity Club. The lecture is open to all university members.
In East Cambridge Sacred Heart Church a high mass of requiem was sung yesterday for the Rev Francis J Hughes, beloved curate of 15 years, with priests from across the diocese in attendance.
The Rev. John J. Ryan led the eulogy at St Pauls Church Cambridge after a mass for a deceased priest. The body was taken to Lawrence for burial and a high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Patricks Church tomorrow morning. Various clergy from several parishes attended and a 20 voice ecclesiastical choir performed under Rev. M J Scanlon. Pallbearers included Drs Fair Farr Young McEvoy Quinn and Hickey. Sacred Heart Men s Sodality formed an honorary escort for the procession.
Dennis Sullivan 655 died of natural causes, found in a rear room of 178 Shawmut Avenue after spending Thanksgiving eve with John O Neill. He was an active South End political worker and is survived by relatives citywide including a married sister near Park Square.
The Bowdoin Square Theatre company led by T. F. Thomas held a Thanksgiving feast at a nearby hotel after a matinee. Afterward the performers returned to the theatre. A dancer praised the turkey saying it was the best act on the bill and an encore was demanded.
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