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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1909

Page

11

Notable Cambridge and Dorchester Folks Gatherings and News

A column of light local notes covers a periodical store incident, Roxbury sisters' birthday surprise, Frank Sobey’s death in Warren New Hampshire, Walter Adams’ skiing trip to Quebec, Dorchester canoeing sisters at Canobie Lake, librarian Richard Ray’s rescue of a book, Postmaster Britton’s window reflections, backyard youth theatre plans, a barefoot Kneipp cure sighting in Boston Common, Sullivan family’s Dorchester return from Alton Bay, and Captain William H. Cushing’s death and service exploits in the Spanish American War.

Oka Mendlesohn Dora Lillian Hammond Street Roxbury Friends Walter E. Adams Boston & Albany Railroad Wit Chateau Frontenac Quebec Walter Boston Tek & Y Dorchester Canobie Lake N. H Simon Curran Burt Street Josie McCarthy Esta Ochs Annie Sheehan Elizabeth Curran Miss Sheehan Miss Curran Boston Common Andrew J. Sullivan Continental Clothing Company Alton Bay N. c Andrew, Jr California Cushing Calumet Chicago Key West Havana

The Girl and the Bag at South Station

Katherine Fenton loses her bag and purse on a Boston to Braintree journey. A sympathetic young man Ralph Broadbent helps, recovering the bag and arranging safe arrival at Ruth’s home. A humorous postscript shows a wedding invitation and a jab about luggage duties from a friend.

Katherine Fenton Katherine Braintree Ruth Ralph Broadbent Ralph

Fashion Notes: Gowns Trimmed With Net and Jet Embellishments

Dorys Buttons grow larger and more ornate as gowns favor straight lines and longer topcoats. Fringe, net coats, embroidered features, and bold jet accents define this season. White serge dresses braided with soutache appear, while Bermuda-like handbags replace suitcases.

Opposes Bricks Between Car Tracks on Huntington Avenue

A letter to the Boston Post from Max Henry Newman protests the Boston Elevated and streets department plan to replace the grass plot along Huntington Avenue with bricks. He argues the brick frontage spoils the beauty of the parkway, which compared to Commonwealth Avenue and Beacon Streets, should be kept in good order.

Sir City Beautiful Boston Elevated Huntington Avenue Commonwealth Avenue Beacon Streets Max Henry Newman

American Girl Weds Prince Miguel in Scottish Royal Marriage

Dingwall Scotland Sept 6 The proclamation from Dingwall Barracks confirms the Sept 15 wedding at Tulloch Castle of Prince Miguel of Braganza and Miss Anita Stewart marking Scotland's first royal union since the Reformation.

Dingwall Scotland Tulloch Prince Miguel of Braganza Anita Stewart

Recipes from New England Housewives feature in Sunday Post

A collection of vintage recipes lists ingredients and steps for cookies biscuits and a peach dessert. Included are entries from M. E. Palmer in Hyde Park Edith Kelso in Dorchester Mrs R A Fournier in Worcester and Nellie Zackular in Everett with notes on oven temps servings and serving suggestions.

New England Housewives Sunday Post M. E. Palmer Greenwood Avenue Hyde Park Nellie E. Zackular Baker Road Everett

Post Letter Box readers ask about presidency eligibility and public notices

A reader asks if a boy born in the United States to Japanese parents can be president. answer confirms native birth qualifies. Other questions cover Catholic eligibility, color blindness, Boston education offices, civil service, applying for teaching posts, mail law on obscene content, college funding, and inquiries about James Connolly and the Republic collision.

United States The Congress N. P Boston Board of Education Boston Municipal Civil Service Commission Berkshire Hills New Hampshire New York City College Yale Harvard Mason Street Massachusetts Civil Service Commission Beacon Street State Board of Education Massachusetts New York

Also Mentioned on This Page

Observant Citizen Frank Sobey Warren Cambridge Sobey University City Richard Ray, Jr Boston Young Men's Christian Union Robert Peary Union Library Ray Britton North Bib William H. Cushing United States Revenue Nana M. Waters Whitman, Mass Sterling Morris & Butler Summer Street the Post Lloyd's Eyeglasses & Spectacles Kryptok Andrew J. Lloyd CO Washington St Boylston Massachusets, Ave W.b.clarke Co Aid Tremont St George George McManus Lugo Sam E. Burton Johnson Sonny Kipter Miss Mary Dorys Lkely Mildred Champagne Champagne Prince Miguel Graham Biscuit Edith Kelso Hancock Street R. A. Fournier Canterbury Worcester Canada America Axminster AXONY RUGS Bedros Kazanjian Frothingham, Heffernan & CO Plain Worth State ST Joel Goldthwaite & Coa
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