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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1915

Page

8

Start Here and Go On With the Story

The author recalls being a self confessed bad boy born in Rivermouth later moving to New Orleans and back. Tom Bailey and friends haul old War of 1812 cannons in Rivermouth causing a midnight barrage that terrifies residents and destroys Bailey’s Battery chimney. The town hunts suspects while sea lore and superstition mix with real village mischief and a secret investigation stalls without proof. Pepper Whitcomb Phil Adams Charley Marden and the Centipede Club are named in a tale of bravado and hidden culprits.

Rivermouth Portsmouth N. H New Orleans Tom Bailey The Centipede Club

A Frog He Would A-Wooing Go In Rivermouth

The narrator recalls Miss Dorothy Gibbs' Primrose Hall in Rivermouth, home to about 35 seminary pupils aged 7 to 17. He describes vigilant Miss Dorothy, flirtations between Primrose Hall girls and Temple Grammar School boys, secret notes hidden in trees and urns, and a youthful vow to fall in love, choosing a Miss Dorothy pupil as his LADY.

Rivermouth Dorothy Gibbs Miss Dorothy Marines Dorothy Miss. Dorothy Primrose Hall Temple Grammar School Phoebe Candace Hesba Miss Gibbs Don Quixote

Mary Elizabeth Ald rich 1911 work continues in next post

Copyright notice indicates 1911 publication by Mary Elizabeth Ald rich and special arrangement with Houghton Mifflin Co authorized publishers. The text signals continuation in a future installment.

Mary Elizabeth Aldrich Houghton Mifflin Co

Back numbers for The Story of a Bad Boy offered by Boston Post

Readers seeking back issues of The Story of a Bad Boy by Thomas Bailey Aldrich must first try normal newsdealers. If unavailable, apply to the Circulation Department of the Boston Post in person or by mail with an extra penny per copy for postage in addition to the paper price. Supplies are limited and requests should be made promptly.

Bequests by Mrs Parkman Ordered to Various Charities

In a will dated after Mrs Grace Parkman of Dorchester died Sept 3 she leaves 3000 to the Working Boys Home in Newton 3000 to the Animal Rescue League 3000 to Free Home for Consumptives 3000 to Home for Destitute Catholic Children and 3000 to Children's Hospital The Rev John S McKhone pastor of St Ann's Neponset receives a 500 personal bequest and 500 for church windows The executors are to sell Parkman's jewelry piano and household effects and turn the proceeds over to the St Vincent de Paul Society in Boston The remainder goes to that Society after all bequests are satisfied

Grace Parkman Train Street Dorchester Newton Animal Rescue League Children’s Hospital

New England Foresters Elect Quessy President

Dr. Alfred H. Quessy of Fitchburg was elected supreme chief Forester of the New England Order of Franco American Foresters at the biennial convention in Fitchburg. Other officers chosen were Supreme Vice Chief Philip Brarg of Springfield Supreme Secretary Dr. J. T. Bouvier of Whitinsville and Supreme Treasurer T. Terosier of Woonsocket R I. Woonsocket was named convention city for 1917.

Fitchburg Alfred H. Quessy New England Order of

Steps From Prison to Be Rearrested

Morris Seigerman alias Morris Fel german was arrested yesterday after noon by Inspectors Smith and Concanon from police headquarters as he stepped from the Deer Island boat. He had just completed a 12 month sentence for larceny and was turned over to Inspector Quilty of Springfield who held him for the larceny of two sample cases and contents valued at 5 dollars from Harry Jacobs on Aug 5, 1914.

Morris Seigerman Morris Felgerman Smith and Concannon Police Deer Island

Purged of Contempt by Tickets in Equity Court

Hyman and Joseph Forman, Chelsea blacksmiths doing business as Forman Brothers, spent two uneasy hours in the equity motion session after being adjudged in contempt by Judge Wait. They were sued by Adolph Morse of Medford for jewelry bought on conditional sale in 1913, including two diamond rings and four diamond earrings valued at $850 and $1208. The claim says $728 remained due on payments. the matter was before Judge Morton in the prior week.

Hyman Joseph Forman Chelsea Blacksmiths Forman Brothers Equity Superior Court Wait Adolph Morse Medford Morton

Forman brothers freed after pawn ticket shuffle in court

Attorney Elisha Greenwood pressed contempt claims as the Formans struggled to produce pawn tickets for rings and earrings. Judge Morton ordered payments and custody transfers, while a third brother retrieved tickets and handed them to Receiver Ben. The men were released with smiles.

Elisha Greenwood Morse Formans Morton Josiah Bon Mr. Bon Maine Wait Walt Ben Greenhood Forman Brothers

Quincy Man Sentenced for Assault With Gun

Joseph La Pietre of 10 Conant Street Quincy was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction for assault with a dangerous weapon and fined $50 for carrying a revolver without a permit at Quincy District Court yesterday. He appealed both findings.

Joseph la Pietre Conant Street Quincy House of Correction

Muldoon's Chums 7 Are Pallbearers at Drowning Burial

Funeral for Frank H. Muldoon of 24 Putnam Street Somerville followed a funeral mass at St Josephs Church officiated by Rev Daniel F Fitzgerald. Pallbearers were his chums Edward Shields Daniel Brennan Stephen Brennan Charles McGann Charles Gridley William York William Crimmings Arthur McIntire William Trotner and Frank Dooling Jr. Burial was in St Pauls cemetery Arlington.

Frank H. MuLdoon Putnam Street Somerville Lake Boone St. Joseph's Church Daniel F. Fitzgerald Edward J. Shields Daniel Stephen Brennan Charles McGann Charles Gridley William York Willian Crimmings Arthur McIntire William Trotner Frank Dooling, Jr St. Paul's Cemetery Arlington

Catarrh Relief Offer From Advertising Coupon

Reader urged to mail a signed coupon to receive a free trial of a new Combined Treatment for catarrh plus valuable information. The ad promises a prepaid, large trial and details by return mail.

Vacation Skin Peel with Mercorized Wax Treatment

Advice for women returning from the seaside to use mercorized wax to shed discolored skin. Apply before bed, rinse next morning, with one ounce of wax claimed to brighten skin without injury. A whitening astringent lotion mix of saxolite and witch hazel is recommended as a wrinkle remover and preventive.

Straight Lank Hair No Longer Necessary Guide

A simple harmless liquid silmerine proves effective in turning straight hair into natural looking curls waves and crinkles. It dries with a soft non sticky finish and keeps hair curly for weeks. Applied at night with a clean toothbrush it avoids burning irons and provides easy everyday styling.

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