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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1915
Page
3
Cambridge man C. J. Wilson aged 26 forged and uttered a check for 17 dollars 42 cents. He said his wife and children were starving and said he had been promised a job. His wife confirmed the need but did not know the source of the funds. The case was continued.
The two masted schooner John S Beacham, blown onto Otter Island in a morning gale near Penobscot Bay, filled with water by night. Two tugs stood by as wreckers predicted breakup before afloat. Crew saved. Vessel bound light from Boston to Orrington, owned in Richmond Virginia and built in Baltimore in 1874.
Oysterettes are described as ideal for enhancing stews soups and salads. The article urges tasting them plain to appreciate their quality and claims readers will enjoy on either usage.
In Municipal Court yesterday Francis M. Edwards trustee in bankruptcy for Henry Siegel Company filed against Jerry Watson James A. Watson a complaint alleging Watson owes $90.04 to the Siegel estate. The suit notes no union suits among other contentious issues.
At City Hall Jerry Adams says Siegel's charge of 90 dollars and four cents for a union suit is high. He notes other listed items including hose gowns a hat and fabric, while clarifying Mrs Watson also shopped there. The suit aims to prove the debt disputed.
George McGregor his wife and two children spent ten hours at sea in a 20 foot open motor boat after a 60 mile gale. They shore landed on Grape Island then reached home after rowing three hours in the morning. The family left from Wessegusset Yacht Club for a test voyage and ended the summer boating season safely.
The engagement of Miss Margery C. Prescott daughter of Rev. George J. Prescott to Richard Lawrence younger son of Mrs. James Lawrence was announced. Lawrence Harvard 1902 graduate with business interests in New York. he served with the American ambulance corps in Europe and was widowed three years ago in London.
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