Club Head Seeks Court Relief in Nuisance Case
George F. Sullivan a Court Street employee asked Judge Wait in a Superior Court equity session to restrain Nellie McNulty from harassing him at his business. McNulty opposes her son's membership in the West End Eighteen, of which Sullivan is president. The court enjoined further calls visits and communications as she promised to desist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Sullivan
Court Street
Equity
Superior Court
Nellie McNulty
Sullivan
40 Y. M. C. A. Sends 40 More Secretaries Overseas
The Young Men's Christian Association reports 40 additional secretaries have sailed from an Atlantic port to serve with the American expeditionary force in France and the French army. The total overseas workers now reach 250. The recent group includes university presidents, instructors, and ministers from Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Maine and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Young Men’s Christian Association
Atlantic
France
Guy Potter Benton
University of Vermont
Burlington
Robert R. Newton
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
N. H
Charles S. Bailey
New London
Howard W. Benedict
Stephenson, Conn
W. B. Briggs
Cambridge
Mass
Oliva Brouillette
Salem
Byron N. Clarke
Samuel Dupertuls
Milford
Arthur P. Fitt
East Northfield
Carl N. Garland
Rockland
Seth G. Haley
Monson
Clifton D. Jackson
Hartford
Coal for Schools Secures Fuel From Any Source
Boston school board authorizes the business agent to buy coal at any price due to dwindling supplies. The garden program expands with over 10,000 children in 35 districts tending gardens, 9,000 home plots, and 3,000 park plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin L. Dyer
Elihu Greenwood
Hyde Park
John Winthrop School
Dorchester
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Boston Social Union
Dorchester Women's Club
Robert G. Shaw Parents’ Association
Georges. Burgess
Burgess
Boston
Dyer
Louise Kane
Abby C. Howes
Hyde Park High School
Nellie L. Shaw
Martin School
Emily H. Maxwell
A. L. Rafter
Summer Review
Women’s Municipal League
Red Cross
A. Lincoln Filene
Lawrence
Bigelow
Norcross
James H. Gormley
F. J. O’brien
Public Latin School
T. A. Scanlon
Brighton High
H. G. Fisher
Charlestown High
A. W. Ross
Dorchester High
Funeral for Norman H. George in Newton Centre
Funeral services for Norman H. George were held at the First Congregational Church Newton Centre with about 400 attendees from Chase & Sanborn and local civic circles. The program featured organ solos, a eulogy praising his integrity and industry, and an interment in Newton Cemetery. He was born in 1855 in Concord New Hampshire and joined Chase & Sanborn in 1887 becoming a partner in 1907. He survived by two brothers and a sister in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman H. George
First Congregational Church
Newton Centre
Chase & Sanborn
Elias B. Bishop
Newton
Edward T. Sullivan
Trinity Episcopal Church
Frederick A. Flood
George S. Smith
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Edward MacArthur Noyes
George
Methodist
Episcopal
Congregational
Newton Cemetery
Mr. George
Concord
Providence
Alexander Bros
Boston
E. T. Cowdrey & Co
Montreal
Montréal
Ida R. Reed
Exchange and Brae-Burn
Steamer Plymouth Sold for Transatlantic Service
The Coastwise Transportation Company sells the steamer Plymouth to the American and Italian Steamship Company for about 2,600,000 dollars. The ship, built in Camden New Jersey in 1915, registers 5266 tons gross with capacity for 8100 tons and will operate between New York and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coastwise Transportation Company of Broadstreet
Plymouth
American & Italian Steamship Company of
New York
Italy
Camden
N. J
Wharton Novel Denied Admission by Berkshire Library
Edith Wharton’s Summer is barred from Berkshire Atheneum shelves after Pittsfield Library curator Harlan H. Ballard deemed it restricted while Lenox Library trustees did not. The incident prompts queries into library censorship practices across local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Edith Wharton
Berkshire Atheneum
Lenox Library
Wharton
Lenox
Lenox Library Association
Harlan H. Ballard
Ice Mint Foot Remedy Sparks Drugstore Demand
A new Japanese foot remedy named Ice Mint drives a large surge in drugstore sales. The cream softens corn roots and calluses without pain, relieves soreness, and keeps feet cool during long days. It is touted as safe for tender skin and popular with wearers of high heels and workers on their feet.
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Club Head
Y. MC. A
Kornfeld
Shepard Musical Club
Ceylon
Washington Street Annex
Blackstone St
Friend St. Anansz
Elm St
Board
Downey
W. Stanwood Field
Field
Michael J. Downey
Mr. Downey
Committee of Public Safety
Bertram C. Richardson
English High School
Arthur W. Kallom
Thomas N. Hart School
Sarah A. Lyons
Herbert B. Cole
N. H. George
Library
T. D. Baker CO
Telephone Beach
Washington Street
Boylston
Hollis Sts
Washington and Bedford Sts
Bedell
Paris
Autumn
America
Py Lee
Metropolitan Opera House
Fifth Avenue
Bolivia
Tweed Motors
Bedell Organization
Brooklyn
Newark
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Rochester
St. Louis
Milwaukee
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