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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
3
The advertisement extols the Coffee you like for its buoyant feeling and pleasing taste without headache or indigestion. It claims mad Coffee as the first of all coffees, suited for the sturdy and health conscious, always Coffee.
A Brookline resident was fined 5 for using a transfer check issued to him at Village square against its terms. Recent convictions for transfer ticket frauds occur across cities served by the Boston Elevated. The system notes that over half of its passengers use transfers at least once, creating ample fraud opportunities. The company vows to prosecute violators regardless of social standing.
Cy Young treated the team to a lively gathering at the flat on Huntington Avenue. All present except Mr. Greene who was coaxed by Mike Reagan to watch Sandy Ferguson perform as his favorite.
Miss Hodges faces family opposition as her mother expresses deep sorrow over her daughter's engagement to Mr. Child. Mrs. Hodges asserts she lavished affection and money yet failed to influence her daughter's choice, hoping the marriage proceeds despite her objections.
Quick offer from United States Coffee Refining Company New York promises a $3.00 Imperial Queen Percolator mailed to your home after collecting 30 front side labels. Send payment now and receive a refund once labels are submitted.
Miss Sybil A Hodges prepares for her wedding to Warren Hunnewell Child amid reports of motherly opposition and family tensions. Hodges says all arrangements are ready. relatives including Uncle Henry Hodges of New York and uncles in San Francisco will attend. The ceremony is set for the Episcopal Church on Main Street with maid of honor Miss Louise Brooke and ushers supporting the event.
Ss. B. Cummings of Indianapolis and Delano Wight of Boston are highlighted in the latest notes. The item lists these two individuals in connection with the ongoing coverage from local and national events.
Little Marguerite Lydon aged years of 2 Hampshire Place Cambridgeport died after playing with matches. Left alone in the morning she toppled a box of matches and set lace curtains and her clothing on fire. The fire was extinguished and she died later at the Relief Hospital. She was the daughter of Martin Lydon.
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