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MISS RENA A. GILBRIDE THEBRIDE OF THOMAS A. CAREYMiss Rena Agnes Gilbride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J. Gilbride of 72 Winthrop st, Charlestown, and Thomas A. Carey of 38 St Andrew road, East Boston, and with the Ambulance Corps of the National Guard, were married yesterday afternoon In St Mary’s parochial residence, Charlestown, by RevJames H. Phalan. The wedding was earlier than at first intended, because the groom expects to be called to activeservice soon.The bridesmaid was Miss Helen Coffey of Dvnn and William Carey of East Boston, a brother of the groom, was best man. The bride wore nesh-colored Georgette crepe trimmed with turquoise beads and wore a pink hat. The reception w'as at the home of the bride, where they were assisted by Mrs Thomas J. Gilbride, Mrs Thomas Carey, James A. Gilbride and Mrs Bryant, a sister of the groom. Mr and Mrs Carey will reside at 1294 Beacon st.The bride is a talented musician, having studied two years at the New England Conservatory of Music. She is a graduate of Notre Dame Academy, T3. She is an active member of one of Bt Mary’s parish bowling teams, having won many prizes as a bowler.SOCIALIST QUITS PARTYOWING TO WAR ATTITUDENEW YORK. Aug 5—Chester H
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Boston Daily Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Aug 06, 1917
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