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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1916

Page

5

May sew own bridal gowns at Cambridge High School

Cambridge High School plans a household arts department to let girls who do not continue schooling learn home skills. Mary H John F Milmore announced the plan and was named chief of police for Watertown, succeeding retired Thomas F Lyons after 1898 service with the Watertown department.

Cambridge High School Mother Cambridge School Board Mary H Winslow John F. Milmore Watertown Board of Selectmen Thomas F. Lyons Lyons

Four-Masted Schooner J Holmes Birdsall Lost at San Juan

The four masted schooner J Holmes Birdsall of Philadelphia laden with coal was washed on rocks at the harbor entrance in San Juan Puerto Rico by a ground swell and abandoned by her crew. Loss estimated at $200000 and insured.

San Juan P. R J. Holmes Birdsall Philadelphia

Man Bumps Car While Petting Dog In Dorchester

James I Farley of 25 Pond Street Dorchester loses control while stroking his dog and hits an electric car at Unham's Corner. No injuries but Farley's car is damaged. trolley unaffected. The incident is followed by a separate suit in New York where stock broker Louis Winkelman faces a $23000 breach of promise claim from Miss Minnie Fels aka Miss Theo Bell, alleging he promised marriage and money. The case also references a court hearing over theatre musicians’ union interference with Haverhill Strand Theatre’s musical arrangements.

James I’. Farley Pond Street Dorchester Farley Unham New York Louis L. Winkelman Broad Street Minnie Fels Theo Bell Winkelman Supreme Court Miss Bell Jenney Equity Superior Court Haverhill Strand Theatre, Inc A. L. Gillen Haverhill

Child Dies After Fall From Bed

Sidney Socket, four months old, son of Mr and Mrs Max Socket, rolled from his bed yesterday morning and fell two feet, fracturing his skull. He died soon after as the mother was nearby in another room.

Sidney Socket Max Socket William Corcoran Grove Street West Quincy Reardon Street West Quincey

A Fine Treatment for Catarrh Promising Remedy

An advertisement touts Parmint double strength as a constitutional cure for catarrh and related deafness and head noises. It prescribes mixing one ounce with four and a half pints of hot water and four ounces of sugar, taking a tablespoon four times daily for relief and a tonic effect.

Theatre union rule blocks lone organist under five musicians

Tre managers favor unions and seek a union man for the big organ in the theatre but the musicians' union requires at least five musicians in the orchestra. The union objects to a lone organist and the theatre managers cannot hire a union man. Judge Jenney reserved his decision.

Tre Musicians’ Union Jenney

Jefferson Club Endorses Campbell for Clerk Re‑Election

The Jefferson Club of Ward 2 East Boston endorsed Francis A Campbell for reelection as clerk of the Superior Civil Court. Attorney William J Sullivan John B Cashman and Daniel J Sullivan praised his efficient business like administration while Louis M O'Brien presided last evening.

Francis A. Campbell Superior Civil Court Jefferson Club Ward 2 East Boston William J. Sullivan John B. Cashman Daniel J. Sullivan Campbell Louis M. O'Brien

Brockton Fair Ushers Meet Opposition From Women Groups

In Brockton on September 19 opposition mounted to a proposal by fair management to hire high school girls as ushers. Officials from the Brockton Woman's Club the Twentieth Century Catholic Club and the YWCA protest the plan noting past use of high school boys and arguing against the shift in staffing.

Brockton Brockton Fair J. B. Shaw Woman's Club

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