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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1916

Page

6

Lexington Girls Field Hockey Schedule With Sargent School

Fred C. Ball Lexington High School athletic director announced two field hockey games for the Lexing ton High School girls team against the Sargent School at Lexington Athletic Field on November 1 and November 20.

Fred C. Ball Lexington High School Sargent School Lexington Athletic Field

Ex-Governor Douglas Heads Massachusetts Business League

William L. Douglas is elected president of the Wilson Business Men's League of Massachusetts at Young's Hotel. The treasurer is Bertram G. Waters, with Harold E. Sweet as vice president and Charles H. Morris as secretary. The executive committee is chaired by George P. Hamlin and includes many prominent Boston area businessmen.

William L. Douglas Wilson Business Men’s League of Massachusetts Young’s Hotel Bertram G. Waters Harold E. Sweet Attleboro Charles H. Morris Bos George P. Hamlin Boston Edmund PD Codman Charles H. Cole Clement F. Coogan Pittsfield H. B. Endicott William I. Fitzgerald John H. Vahey Robert KE. Green Brookline Ira C. Hersey J. Murray Howe Louis E. Kirstein Richard H. Long South Framingham John, F Moors John St. Hl. McNamee John R. McVey C. J. O’keefe Marlboro Joseph H. O'Neil Edward A. Tfilene James P. Phelan Lynn Thomas I. Plunkett Bernard J. Rothwell Michael J. Sullivan Harold J. Sweet P. F. O'Keefe A. W. Tedcastle

Mrs Fiske Returns to Tremont in Erstwhile Susan

Mrs Fiske returns to the Tremont Theatre in Erstwhile Susan a character comedy. Edward H. Crosby notes a large fashionable audience awaited her appearance and praised the welcome back to the stage.

Fiske Star in Curiously Drawn Dutch Village Play

Mrs Fiske stars in a stage adaptation of Barnabetta set in Reinhartz Pennsylvania. Barnaby Dreary the tin smith marries thrice and dies after a roof fall as Juliet Miller reforms the town while Barnabetta earns a rare romance with the judge.

Helen R. Martin Barnabetta Marian de Forest Reinhartz Penn Barnaby Dreary Barnaby Juliet Miller Worthy Susan Mrs. Fiske Walter Wilson Madeline Delmar Henry Mortimer

Six-Cent Fares Not Needed Says Mansfield in Malden

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Frederick W. Mansfield argues high street railway costs stem from over-capitalization and says six-cent fares are unnecessary. He cites Peter Witte on Bay State Street Railway profits, calls for system rehabilitation, and contrasts Democratic labor laws with Republican positions on eight-hour work limits. He pledges action to uncover causes of high living costs and punish any criminal conspiracy.

Frederick W. Mansfield Malden Arlington Medford Boston Bay State Street Railway Company Bay State Street Railway Mansfield Peter Witte Cleveland Democratic Party Hughes McCall Adamson

Plague Quarantine Lifted at Simmons College

The quarantine on South Hall at 21 Brookline Avenue housing over 200 Simmons College girls was removed yesterday after infantile paralysis cases and restrictions tied to Miss Elizabeth Miller of Warren Ohio, who is recovering.

South Hall Brookline Avenue Simmons College Elizabeth Miller Warren, O

Washington Theatre Week Lineup Brings Bessie Barriscale

The Washington Theatre presents Bessie Barriscale and Charles Ray in Plain Jane for the first half of the week Pauline Frederick stars in Ashes of Embers and Maurice Costello appears in Chapter 8 of The Crimson Stain Mystery Sir Herbert Tree headlines the last half of the week with The Old Folks at Home and other features

Washington Theatre Bessie Barriscale Charles Ray

Ribs broken in fall from building during wrecking incident

Larry Fullmore age 54 of 18 Golden Street Medford suffered two broken ribs plus cuts and bruises after being hurled two stories to the ground at 5512 Sudbury Street by a falling beam. He was among a wrecking crew tearing down the building.

Tlarry Fullmore Golden Street Medford Sudbury Street

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