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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
16
A motorcyclist was sentenced after reckless operation of a motorcycle. Authorities described the offenses as failing to stop when ordered, operating under liquor influence, colliding with another vehicle, and endangering public safety.
Appliqued motifs of brown wool ve lour trima deerskin suit. Black Chantilly combines strikingly with heavy silver lace.
Boston area auto makers and dealers report a gradual easing after a feverish postwar surge. Production shifts to trucks and broader markets while banks tighten credit. Detroit plans higher output as tires and parts industries expand in New England and Akron’s tire market steadies.
In Northboro on September 16, a loyal dog rescued William H. Fally when a bull charged him in a pasture on Ball Hill. The beast toppled the man and gored him with its horns until the dog sprang to his defense and drove the animal away.
A golden wedding anniversary will be celebrated tonight by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bishop at their daughter Mrs. Thomas F. Galvin’s home on 15 Auburn Street in Roxbury. The couple have nine children, two and a half dozen grandchildren, and one great grandchild, and it is expected the entire family will attend.
The Ancients announce October 1 departures for a four day visit to Montreal and Ottawa with a grand banquet in each city. Commander Clarence McKenzie and Lt Charles A Malley, plus Quartermaster George A Shackford, have organized travel, hotel, and supplies, while Jim Myrick plans to wear a distinctive sombrero and Ted Gould may sing on Mt Royal.
Lincoln Maine Sept 16 Mrs Myrtle Quint of Enfield pleaded not guilty to a manslaughter charge in the death of Percy W Campbell shot in the Quint dooryard Saturday. She offered no testimony and was held on $3000 bond.
The Swedish freighter Braeheim arrived from Gothenburg with 1700 tons of pulp for New England mills, plus 120 tons of steel and 40 tons of lime. Canada woodpulp shipments also aid the American market as the steamer North American sails from Gaspe with 9734 bales bound for Maine to make print paper.
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