Boston Girl Golfer Captures Early Lead in National Event
Pauline Mackay of Oakley Boston tops the opening qualifying round at Brae Burn for the twelfth national women’s golf championship with 87 over 18 holes. Franches Osgood of Country Club Boston shot 89, among few under 90 in a 32-player field, as 17 from Boston district and others from New York Philadelphia Chicago and Canada compete for match-play spots.
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Brae Burn
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Frances
Braeburn Country Club
Golf Match and Exhibition Putts To Strong Start
The piece notes a golf event with an exhibition where players averaged two shots on greens. A player had a 254-yard hole where a second shot hit the cup and stopped, scoring a three. Errors came on the long 11th with a pulled brassey and a misput, totaling seven.
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Gutteeseesse DD
Lowell Institute Free Lectures Begin Season in Boston
Public Lectures of the Lowell Institute will be held this year in Huntington Hall Rogers Building 481 Boylston street Boston. Admission is free but ticketed. The first lecture starts Monday Oct 15 at 8 pm. The programme offers further free lectures for industrial foremen teachers workingmen and theology with ticket instructions from curator 491 Boylston St Boston. A Lawrence Lowell trustee announces details.
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Boston
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Telephone Franchises Put Over By Aldermen
The Boston Independent and the Metropolitan Home Telephone and Telegraph Company applications, hanging fire for weeks, were moved over by the Board of Aldermen acting as a committee of the whole. Leave to withdraw was recommended and carried 7 to 2. The vote was later reconsidered and postponed for two weeks without opposition.
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Dogs kill prize hens in Newton
C E Lord of 93 Claremont avenue and E W Converse of 703 Centre street reported to police that last night several of their prize hens were killed by dogs.
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C. E. Lord
Claremont Avenue
E. W. Converse
Centre Street
Second Best Score Logged at Newton Open
The Newton Open golf tournament yesterday saw a player post the second best score of the day. Details on the individual and score were not fully available in the reports.
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Newton
Gaekwar of Baroda's Daughter to Ride Astride
London reports riding astride as a fashion rage among high society. Sayaji Rao III of Baroda has ordered a divided skirt for Princess Indiraja after a U S tour. The trend followed Lady Castlereagh in Hyde Park and has spread to aristocratic circles.
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Baroda
United States
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Regent Street
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Hyde Park
Miss Nellie Bryson Saves Man at Cordage Factory
At the Silver Lake Cordage Company in Nonantum, Nellie Bryson rushed to halt a revolving machine when Edward Eggleston’s overalls were sucked into the gears. She switched off the power, saving his life though he sustained serious bruises and will stay home recovering.
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Nellie Bryson
Silver Lake Cordage Company
Nonantum
Edward Eggleston
Eggleston
Bride-Ready Couple Balks at Altar in Brockton
In Brockton on October 8 Miss Mabel E. Lawton and William Conn of Providence failed to marry after going to Providence for a license. Conn expressed disappointment but expected the ceremony to occur within two months, though the date remained uncertain.
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Providence
William Conn
Provost Street
Mabel E. Lawton
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