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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
9
In a small town gathering, Mildred persuades her Aunt Eunice to attend a Hallowe'en party where Eunice meets Watson Kent, an old flame now a physician, rekindling romance as Mildred reveals engagement to Horace Brandon.
Sunday evening meetings in Ford Hall will open tomorrow with Harvard professor T N Carver discussing A Man and His Vote. Boston press figures mingle with local anecdotes about roosters, gamblers, and a 1853 class reunion as community life unfolds amid civic news and entertainments.
A compilation of household recipes and methods from Portland Maine to Sebago Lake Maine and Abington Massachusetts. Includes instructions for egg butter toast oysters pudding beef suet breading and a light pudding with spices and dried fruits. Recipes credited to Viola A Smith E O and E Lord with addresses.
French women adopt delicate walking sticks and vivid trims for fall and winter hats with white felt pieces, soutache braid, and black velvet picture hats. Soft fabrics, large pockets in new coats, fur coats with velvet reversals, and long gray suede evening gloves signal the season.
A 17 year old girl asks how to gain her father's consent to see a suitor. The columnist says a father resists but can be won by making home life attractive and welcoming to the suitor, rather than enforcing secrecy. She notes a young girl should respect parental limits and stay home.
Three members of the Marine Guard William W. Forbes Patrick O Connell and William D Pease at the Portsmouth navy yard were arrested for stealing lead. They were taken to Portland by U S Marshals Haskell and Smith for trial in the United States District Court.
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