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50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR WEDDINGMr and Mrs Michael Finn Celebrate the EventMr and Mrs Michael Finn, of 35 Austin st, well-known residents o fht© BunkerHill District for the past 35 years, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday, and last evenin g at theirhome were gathered 50 of their relatives and old friends. The happy couple v .reshowered with congratulations.At,. ‘,rwi mm Finn were assisted ny their sons arSi daughters in reelvingo:rtf *»*3(rorgt* K. Finn of Revere.The guests present surprised Mr andMrs Finn with gifts ofgrandchildren presented a silver gThe list of guests include *J°hn ' Tinn! a brother of Mr Finn, and family f Charlestown; the three sons, JohnSt H Finn and family of Charlestowndr and Mrs James F. Finn and family Everett and Mr and Mrs George R. rinn and family of Revere, three laughters Miss Mary B. K. Finn. Miss • rnUv G * Finn and Miss Margaret J. ■’inn of Charlestown; John E.F nmilv Mr and Mrs Robert u. jveenan ,f Saugus. Mrs Mary A. Doherty. Mrs ohn F. Connors, Mrs Albert Cotter ana AiSR Minnie Fleming of Charlestown, dr and Mrs John J SuUvan »ndM ulia Ring of Lowell, Miss MargaretHnn Mr and Mrs George \V.Tunbridge. Mrs Bridget 0;Netl of Rox-mrv and Mr and Mrs Michael Melowan Michael I1* Collins of Villiam Coughlin of Medford, Michael ^ollins and family of OlrarlastQwn, JPa.t-ick Collins oi Charlestown, Michav 1md Hugh H. Collins of Winthrop, Mr tnd Mrs Michael S. Keenan of Lyrni. ohn A. Finn of Cambridge, Miss Anna md Miss Belle McCarthy of Charles-j own and Mrs James Walsh of Charles-he orchestra music was providea byn J. Finn, a grandson, pianist, nk Dorland. violinist; Lester Nec-, drums. . ...I the banquet a large wedding cake5 placed in the center of the table.r arid Mrs Finn were married Aug1870 Thev resided in Worcester forhort time and then removed to the•th End and from there to East;ton, and later to their present home’harlestown. Mr Finn is one of the^st employes of the Boston Mainefroad. He entered the employ of theipanv 3S years ago as a weigher atHoosac Tunnel Docks, r and Mrs Finn are old parishioners St Mary’s Church and are members church societies. They have always en a great interest in parish affairs.with their sons and daughters,, are ays active in parish reunions, f their sons, John B. H. Finn is em-,-ed in the Boston customs service, •rge E. Finn is an elevator salesman a prominent Boston concern and les F. is employed by the Boston Ine RaTTFoad.
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Boston Evening Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Aug 16, 1920
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