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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
4
A lone wooden Indian with chief headdress and spear stood on Whitcomb's summit on the Mohawk trail for the day. The mysterious figure, rolled down the hill twice, drew no comment from observers as college students reportedly moved it to Florida Mountain.
Four generations shared Thanksgiving at the Somerville home of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Jane Ormsby. Mrs. Ormsby, 83, lives with her son at 25 Stone Avenue. The nine diners included infant Louis Nelson Keeler, with six of ten children still living, among them Frank W. Ormsby, a veteran Fitchburg Division freight conductor.
An anniversary requiem mass for deceased members of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Branch 998 of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association will be held at 8 a.m. tomorrow in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Rev. William B. Finigan will be celebrant and branch members will attend in a body.
Mrs. William Graham of Maynard received a Scotland letter confirming her brother Sergeant George Phelps of the Royal Scots was killed in action during a battle in France. The notice reports his death as recent.
An eloquent performance of Montemezzi's L Amore Dei Tre Re at the Boston Opera House features Luisa Villani as Fiora, George Baklanoff as Manfredo, Jose Mardones as Archibaldo, and Giovanni Zenatello as Avito. Roberto Moranzoni conducts with notable poise. The opera earns praise for melodic nobility and dramatic motives, with a striking second act echoing Tristan and Isolde, followed by Gluck’s Orfeo ballet. The audience дает curtain calls after each act.
The Post Santa Claus plans a joyful Christmas for all in Greater Boston. He notes only 30 days remain and acknowledges the challenge of making the day gladsome for everyone as the year’s great day approaches.
Thanksgiving ended as the Boston Post urges readers to fund a Christmas Santa like past years. Letters from sick children and families describe dire need for toys and clothing, with donations sent to Post Santa Claus Editor, Boston Post, Boston Mass. The page lists many contributors and memorials, highlighting urban ailing families and the community’s response.
Dr. Cecile L. Greil the sole American born passenger on the sunken steamship Ancona will travel to Rome with Lieutenant Commander Jackson to relate her account of the sinking. She again asserts the submarine shelled the vessel as passengers fled in lifeboats.
Police continued to seek the automobile operator who struck and seriously injured 19 year old Margaret Underwood daughter of Mr and Mrs W Orison Underwood of the Copley Plaza Hotel The victim suffered brain concussion and other injuries but was reported out of danger at Dr Benjamin Tenney s residence at 809 Marlboro Street The accident occurred Wednesday night as Miss Underwood and Benjamin Tenney Jr crossed Commonwealth avenue at Exeter Street
Special programme at the Children’s Hospital Brookline brought happiness to 120 young patients yesterday. Sister Caroline led activities with visits from a cat, paper caps, and toys, followed by dinner at two long ward tables and, for those able, games and stories by the nurses.
The Morgan Memorial served Thanksgiving dinners in Emmons Hall yesterday to single and homeless men. Afterward singers from Winthrop provided entertainment and a moving picture show followed. Nearly 100 families received baskets.
Judge Knowlton of Springfield at New England Baptist Hospital shows further improvement after his operation. He spent a restful day yesterday and rest is reported.
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