06 Sep 1889
Page 1
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1889
Page
1
As schools start after vacation, this shop invites inspections of stock and prices. Young men s suits for 14 to 18 years range 5 to 18 dollars, plus 3 piece knee and lord family boy suits, two piece jackets and pants. Special five dollar Toss and Tug suits feature guaranteed wool fabric, taped seams, and double-stitched joints for durability.
A social event at Henry Hyde’s Brush Hill mansion in Springfield featured the marriage of Sarah E. Hyde of Hydeville Vermont to Thomas H. Morgan of Atlanta. The groom is an architect. guests were relatives. The ceremony occurred on the lawn under a large umbrella with a later breakfast and reception. President Harrison attended the Old Log College celebration at Tennent farm Bucks county near Hartsville. He arrived with Wanamaker and others, spoke to a large crowd, and toured the grounds before returning to Jenkintown for a luncheon and departure.
The page notes light rain in today’s weather. Resolutions in the New England Paint and Oil Club honor late W. H. Drury. A curious gathering of city Democrats meets at the Revere House. A Swedish handwork exhibit by the Woman's Educational and Industrial Union showcases industrial school craft. Mr. Brackett’s temperance Republican supporters show lively spirit.
In Chicago the Western States Passenger Association rejected by 17 to 1 the motion to relieve J N Abbott of the chairmanship with the Rock Island the sole vote in favor. Since unanimous consent is required to elect and Rock Island will not budge, Abbott seems set to continue as chairman pending a compromise.
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