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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1910

Page

6

New Greater Boston of Schools

No. 27 Henry L. Upton becomes head of the Willard School in Quincy after a career as head of science and math at Gould Academy Bethel and principal of Rockport grammar school. He later led Appenang School Warwick Rhode Island and Smith Grammar Augusta Maine, holding a Maine life certificate and a Maine Teachers Association presidency in 1909. He studied at Harvard summer school and lives on Glendale road in Quincy.

Henry L. Upton Willard School Quincey Steuben Camden Eastern State Normal School Castine Gould Academy Bethel Rockport Appenang School Warwick Smith Grammar School Augusta Maine Maine State Teachers’ Association Harvard Summer School Glendale Road Quincy

Theatrical Man Dead Abe Rich Dies at 45

Edward A Rich known as Abe Rich died at his home in the city on Monday at age 45. Born in New York he trained on stage with Proctor Daly and others and later worked with Frohman Rich and Harris. Survived by widow and four brothers, funeral at 150 West Springfield Street.

Edward A. Rich Abe Rich New York City Joseph Proctor Dan Daly Charles Frohman Rich and Harris Boston Lodge A. F A. M West Springfield Street

Hoffman House Placed Under Receiver in Bankruptcy

The Hoffman House at Broadway and Twenty-fifth Street was declared bankrupt by creditors. Judge Helt of the U S District Court appointed a receiver with authority to continue operations. The hotel is controlled by the Misses Caddegan, sisters of the late James Caddegan, and serves as a political gathering spot and Democratic State headquarters.

New York Hoffman Broadway Twenty-fifth Street Helt United States District Court Caddagan James Caddegan Fifth Avenue

Technology fall handicap meet to be held at Tech field

The first athletic event of the year, the technology fall handicap meet, will take place this afternoon at Tech field in Brookline with athletes from local clubs expected to compete.

Technology Tech Field Brookline

Nat Ayer Beached and Broken Up At Deer Island

The two masted schooner Nat Ayer of Bangor bound for Hingham with 140000 feet of lumber breaks to pieces on the Money's Bluff sea wall at Deer Island after a northeast gale. Captain William Coleman and wife, Mate Lawrence Burns, and three seamen reach shore. Mrs Coleman goes to Boston while the crew stays with the ship through heavy seas.

Nat Ayer Bangor Hingham Money's Bluff Deer Island William Coleman Lawrence Burns Massachusetts Bay Nat “Ayer Broad Sound Little Faun Bar Coleman Burns

Henderson Proctor Wed In Framingham Parsonage

Miss Mabelle G Henderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Seth J Henderson of South Framingham married Virgil Wilder Procter son of Mr and Mrs Bela W Proctor of the same town last Saturday evening at the Baptist parsonage. The bride a Framingham High School 1906 graduate and private secretary for four years. The groom a designer at L F Fales machine shop Walpole and member of the Interstate Engineering Association of Boston. They plan to reside at 1 Irving Street South Framingham after November 1.

Baptist Parsonage Mabelle G. Henderson Seth J. Henderson South Framingham Virgil Wilder Procter Bela W. Proctor Framingham High School L. F. Fales Walpole Interstate Engineering Association of Boston

Whose Auto Is This A Boston Post photo puzzle

A Greater Boston car photo offers a five dollar gold piece to the driver who proves identity within five days. The vehicle photographed is No 414 a 38 horsepower Peerless owned by John E Pushee of 159 Prince street West Newton. Frank Tuttle drove the car in Monday's Post. The editor will publish a full page of similar photos in Suns day Post.

Greater Boston Post The Washington Street Sunsday Post Frank Tuttle John E.i Pushee Prince Street West Newton

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