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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1909

Page

9

Public opening of new Art Museum on Huntington avenue

The Observant Citizen notes the Art Museum on Huntington avenue will open to the public on November 16 with a directors reception on November 9. The piece also covers remarks by Dr. Francis A. Harris on tobacco effects, law and court news, local personalities, and assorted society notes and fashion trends of the season.

Huntington Avenue Francis A. Harris North Suffolk Wood George Peters Drury Superior Court, Civil Sessions United States Circuit Court of Appeals United States District Attorney Asa P. French Drury le Baron B. Colt

Headless Lady Photo Sparks Mrs Aiken's Reaction

Mrs Henry M. Aiken of Cushing Road Wellesley Hills says a photographer caught her in front of McArthur's in Adams Square yesterday. She claims she did not realize her picture was being taken and expresses surprise at the shot.

Edwin Hulburt Pittsfield Chelsea Great Barrington Etta C. Armstrong Cedar Rapids Boston Will Armstrong McArthur Adams Square Henry M Aiken Cushing Road Wellesley Hills

Wellesley College opens new year with record enrollment

Wellesley College began its 384th academic year with a record student body of about 1400 enrolled. The opening signals strong demand as the historic institution resumes classes on this October day.

Wellesley Wellesley College

Pretty decorations for Halloween lunches and parties

Read about festive decor ideas for Hal lowe'en lunches and parties with simple games and stylish accents as featured in designs in next Sunday's Post.

Hallowe’en

Soldier Tom and the Bleakville Poorhouse Farewell

In a November scene at Bleakville poorhouse a gloom-laden breakfast ends as matron Mrs. Dodge announces her departure to the country with her husband and child. Soldier Tom, the inmate Thomas, is rumored to haunt the attic nightly, while Mrs. Dean takes over and faces a hidden plea as the dark tale unfolds.

Bleakville Thomas Tom

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