Miss Herrick Becomes Bride at St Michaels Milton
Miss Ruth Herrick eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert F Herrick of Milton married George Newall Hurd at St Michael s Church Milton The bride a Vincent Club member and the groom a Harvard 1913 graduate officiants included The Right Rev Theodore J Reese and Rev H Boyd Edwards The groom s best man was Edward A Hurd matron of honor was Mrs Metcalf with several sisters and bridesmaids involved
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Ruth Herrick
Robert F. Herrick
Milton
St. Michael's Church
George Newall Hurd
C. Russell Hurd
Vincent Club
Harvard
Katharine Herrick
St. Michael’s Church
Houghton P. Metcalf
Theodore J. Reese
D. D
Columbus
Southern Ohio
H. Boyd Edwards
Edward A. Hurd
New York
Metcalf
Alice Herrick
Dorothy Hurd
Louise White
Elizabeth Bennett
Veterans Gather Ride Boat From Rowe’s Wharf To Nantasket
The 1917 Grand Army of the Republic encampment closes in Boston as delegates and friends sail from Rowe’s Wharf for a harbor trip to Nantasket followed by a fish dinner and singing. General Thomas R. Mathews and Flora S. Chapin lead arrangements with national officers installed at Symphony Hall.
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Rowe’s Wharf
Nantasket
Thomas R. Mathews
Flora S. Chapin
Woman’s Relief Corps
Symphony Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Boys In Blue
Boston
Veterans Gather in Boston for Grand Army Encampment Events
Delegates arrived from New England as trains carried many visitors to Boston. Key ceremonies were led by John R. King of Baltimore with Orlando A. Somers elected commander in chief. A ballot contest between John M. Vernon and J. S. Litzenberg determined the junior vice commander. Officials included Robert W. McBride and J. Henry Holcomb. The group visited Lexington, Cambridge, Concord and shared a Parkman bandstand night in Boston Common before a Nantasket boat trip. Orville T. Chamberlain was re elected commander of the Army and Navy Medal of Honor Legion with new officers named at Copley Plaza.
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Grand Army
John R. King
Baltimore
Orlando A. Somers
Kokomo
Ind
John A. Clem
U. S A
John M. Vernon
Illinois
Charles H. Frady
Montana
John M. Adams
Cincinnati
J. S. Litzenberg
Delaware
Vernon
Litzenberg
Somers
Robert W. McBride
Indiana
D. R. Stowits
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Henry Holcomb
Philadelphia
McCall
Curley
Boston
J.a.watrous
Wisconsin
John E. Gilman
Minute Men
Lexington Road
Washington Elm
Cambridge
Concord Green
Rockwood
Harvard University
Parkman Bandstand
Boston Common
Navy Yard
Nantasket
Orville T. Chamberlain
Elkhart
Army and Navy Medal of Honor Legion
Copley Plaza
John McClay
Charlestown
Herman W. Kuehmeister
Winthrop
William S
W R C Installs New National President at Tremont Temple
The second day of the South national convention of the Women's Relief Corps at Tremont Temple closed with the installation of newly elected officers. Mrs Ida K Martin national president presided. An informal reception honored the newly elected G A R commander in chief Orlando Lovers and staff Adjutant General Judge Robert Mce Bride.
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Soth
Woman's Relief Corps
Tremont Temple
Ida K. Martin
Irlando
Robert MceBride
Sons of Veterans
Gould
Maine
Martin
Nellie F. Libby
New National Officers Installed Name Appointments Soon
Mrs Libby on behalf of her aids presented Mrs Martin with a Boston bean-pot of gold. Retiring officers received gifts as the newly installed national officers include Mrs Lois Knauff as president and others across diverse states. The new president to name staff appointments today.
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Rebecca Shea
Brooking
S. D
Florence Wescott
New York City
Nettie White
Deerfield
N. H
Leola May Blinn
Seattle
Wash
Julia Killam
Denver
Col
Jennie M. Rodgers
Gibbon
Neb
S O V Auxiliary Holds Last Convention Session at Tremont Temple
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary held its final convention session at Tremont Temple Chipman Hall yesterday. Officers for the coming year were elected: National president Miss Mayme Dwyer New York. vice president Mrs Mabel Ham Massachusetts. national treasurer Mrs Elizabeth Hanpen New Jersey. national patriotic instructor Mrs Minnie Groth Wisconsin. national chaplain Mrs Blanche Beverstock New Hampshire. national I and I officer Mrs Lydia T Wood California. national press correspondent Miss Jennie Thole Illinois. convention stenographer Miss Adelaide Wallace Indiana. The National Council includes retiring president Mrs Mae E Clothier Illinois Miss Bertha Steckham Ohio and Mrs Elizabeth McKelvey Pennsylvania. The patriotic instructor reported 2000 flags donated to public buildings over the year.
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Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Mayme Dwyer
New York
Mabel Ham
Massachusetts
Elizabeth Hanpen
New Jersey
Minnie Groth
Wisconsin
Blanche Beverstock
New Hampshire
Frances Stevens
Vermont
I. and I
Lydia T. Wood
California
National Press
Jennie Thole
Illinois
Adelaide Wallace
Indiana
Mae E. Clothier
Bertha Steckham
Ohio
Elizabeth McKelvey
Pennsylvania
National Patriotic Instructor
Sons of Veterans Elect Officers at Final Session
The Sons of Veterans held a final executive session at Ford Hall electing F. T. F. Johnson as commander in chief and naming Charles H. Young Henry Bender and a council in chief lineup from New York Rhode Island New Jersey Kansas and Ohio. A morning session approved urging eligible members to enlist and a measure to require display of the American flag in all court rooms was supported. The encampment plans for Portland Oregon next year coincide with the G A R encampment.
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Portland
Ore
Ford Hall
Sons of Veterans
F. T. F. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Charles H. Young
Rhode Island
Henry Bender
New Jersey
William M. Anderson
New York
Charles B. Martin
Kansas
William F. Chambers
Ohio
Committee
Maine Woman Elected President Of G A R Ladies
The Ladies of the G A R convention at Shawmut Church yesterday elected officers for the coming year. Maine’s Fryeburg andean Wallace Reed Tarbox named national president with Clara Fenelon of New Jersey senior vice president Anna Higgins of Ohio junior vice president Olive L Allison of Indiana re-elected national treasurer Marion R Bradbury of Massachusetts national chaplain and Laura McNeil of Easton Pennsylvania named editor of the Bugle Call.
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Ladies of the
Shawmut Church
Virginia C. McClure
Peoria
Ill
Wallace Reed Tarbox
Fryeburg
Clara Fenelon
New Jersey
Anna Higgins
Ohio
Olive L. Allison
Richmond
Ind
Marion R. Bradbury
Massachusetts
Laura McNeil
Easton
Penn
The
Bugle Call
Convention closes after G A R greeting and supper
A delegation led by R Major Wood of Illinois and Colonel Seeley of New Jersey delivered greetings from G A R veterans. Routine convention business concluded the afternoon, and the convention closed last night after a supper in the church vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Major Wood
Illinois
Seeley
New Jersey
Dr Mann declines western New York bishopric
The Rev. Alexander Mann of Trinity Church Buffalo says he can do more good remaining in New York state. He notes his three prior refusals and confirms a third clergy convocation will choose a successor to the late Bishop William B. Walker in western New York.
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Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
New York
Cameron J. Davis
Buffalo
Western
New York Diocese
William B. Walker
Dr Trees Dilish Worm Expeller Promoted for Families
Advertisement claims thousands of children suffer worms with stomach pains feverish symptoms and pale skin. It promotes Dr Trees Dilish as the family worm expeller suitable for adults and children and urges readers to buy from local dealers in Texas with prices 85c 50c and 1.00.
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Tree
Curtis
Houston
Texas
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