Bride Daisy Cromack Weds Bertrand Cromack at Colrain Farm
The Colrain romance ends in a December wedding at the bride’s father farm. Daisy Cromack, once a Shelburne Falls Arms Academy student, married Bertrand Cromack of Brushton Penn. The Episcopal ceremony was led by Rector Fisher of Shelburne Falls. They plan to reside in Brushton after January 1.
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Daisy
Pittsburg
Fisher
Emmanuel Church
Shelburne Falls
Lottie Hicks
Allen Smith
Frankstown Avenue
Brushton
Penn
Comee Gallupe Wedding at Hotel Brunswick
Miss Clara Gallupe and Mr. Fred R. Comee were married in the Venetian room of Hotel Bruns wick at noon yesterday by Rev. Leighton Parks. The couple planned a brief wedding trip and will reside at 170 Huntington avenue with a reception planned for January 23.
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Brunswick
Clara Gallupe
Fred R. Comiee
Leighton Parks
C. A. Ellis
Alice Dunbar
United States
Frederick D. Gallupe
Messrs
Norman Woodward
Walter L Swasey
Miss Dunbar
Comee
Huntington Avenue
A Sherman Wedding in Washington D C
Miss Mary Sherman daughter of Senator John Sherman wed James Iver McCullum at the senator’s residence in Washington. The Episcopal ceremony drew a large gathering of notables including Secretaries Gresham Carlisle Senators Morrill Hoar Hale Aldrich Higgins Minister Yang Yu and his wife and Solicitor General Maxwell.
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Washington
Mary Sherman
John Sherman
James Iver McCullum
United States Supreme Court
Episcopal Service
Gresham
Carlisle
Morrill
Hoar
Hale
Aldrich
Higgins
Yang Yu
Maxwell
Married a Haverhill Girl in Quiet New York Nuptials
Thomas F. Gilroy Jr son of Mayor Gilroy married Nathalie Hale of Haverhill at St Francis Xavier Church at noon. Brother John Gilroy served as best man. Only immediate family and a few friends attended the ceremony.
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New York
Thomas F. Gilroy, Jr
Gilroy
St. Francis Bavier’s
Nathalie Hale
Haverhill
John Jilroy
Exclusive Lamps and Shades Sale at Wholesale Prices
Until Xmas offer includes Banquet Piano and Princess Lamps with Lace and Silk Shades at wholesale prices. Unusual chance for wedding or Christmas gifts at manufacturer and jobber prices. Shows latest 5 o'clock Teas and novelties from around the world.
Comee Garbrini Marriage Noted at Hotel Brunswick
In the city on December 12 at Hotel Brunswick the Rev. Le Pian officiated the marriage of Clara E Comee and Garbrini, with the bride's father listed as Frederic R. Comee. The groom is Antonio Garbrini of Boston and the bride Sarat Bell Calla Han is also of Boston.
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Comee
Gallupe
Hotel Brunswick
le Pian Earks
Clara E
F. Unets
Frederic R. Comee
Garbrin
Ines E. Ec
Antonio Garbrini
Sarat Bell Callahan
Boston
Deaths and obituaries list seven local burials
Death notices from this city list Nathaniel Child age eight L y on Albert H Lyon Maurice Ern Billings Franklin Noble Billings Alexander F Bown and Francis N Drinkwater with ages from 22 to 47 years Funeral services and dates are given with relatives invited to attend without further notice in Forest Hills Chapel Woodstock Vermont and Dorchester Somerville and Stoneham locations referenced
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Child
Nathaniel R. Child
Forest Hills Chapel
Lyon
Stoneham
Albert H. Lyon
Neral
Hern
Maurice Ern
Billings
Woodstock
Franklin Noble Billings
Bown
Dorchester
Alexander F. Bown
Drinkwater
Somerville
Francis N. Drinkwater
Ays
Pretty Swedish Dresses At Seamen's Chapel Fair
At Hanover Street the Swedish Congregational Church hosts its first large city fair. Maidens in native costumes display coats of arms, booths with American and Swedish colors, and a unique Smorgasbord cafe. Proceeds aid the church aiding Swedish sailors. 400 Swedes attend weekly.
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Seamen's
Hanover Street
Vincentius
Swedish Congregational Church
Sweden
Boston Widows Society retains leader amid long service
Mrs. Andrew J Laud, longtime vice-president of the Boston Fatherless and Widows Society, was kept in office at the annual meeting to continue her 48 years of service. The balance at year start was 3676.80 dollars and receipts totaled 11733.94, with expenditures 9155.70 and a year-end balance of 2678.24. The society aided 144 women, including seven over 90, sixteen aged 80, and three with young children. New president Mrs. Charles Butler and a slate of vice-presidents and officers were named, with Thomas J. Emery as treasurer and Miss Harriet E. Freeman as secretary.
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Andrew J. Laud
Boston
Fatherless and Widows’ Society
Laud
Charles Butler
Andrew J. Loud
G. W. Coleman
G. W. Coburn
Co. D. Homans
Thomas J. Emery
James A. Penfield
Harriet E. Freeman
J. N. Fiske
J. E. Daniels
Joseph Southwick
William E. Gutterson
L. B. Shattuck
Elsie Gordon
Joseph Sawyer
Blanche Payne
Oliver Crane
William
Social Gathering at Mrs. Ahern’s Concord Square Home
Over a hundred guests attended a music and dance gathering last night at the residence of Mrs. Katherine Ahern at 29 Concord square. The guest list includes William Walsh and wife Richard Morrison Patrick J Curtin J M Doherty and wife P J Fitzgibbon Captain John M Cotter and others with numerous Walsh Cronin O Connell and Curtin family members.
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Katherine Ahern
Concord Square
William Walsh
Richard Morrison
Patrick J. Curtin
J. M. Doherty
P. J. Fitzgibbon
John M. Cotter
Francis Kelly
John Whetston
Richard Walsh
Michael Morrison
Mary L. Morrison
Ellen Kelly
James Kelly
James Walsh
Anne Beebhenay Higgins
Bride Curtin
Mary Heally
M. A. Curtin
Mary St. Clair
Katherine Cronin
James L. Ahern
John Colbert
Colbert
Mary
Katherine Guiney
James P. O’connell
Mary O’connell
Mary Walsh
Anastasia J. Walsh
Mary A. Mahoney
Katherine Mahoney
Lillian Kenny
David B. Deady
J. B. O Sigaas
Eleanor Cronin
Ellen O’connell
Katherine O’connell
Lillian Doherty
Anna Walsh
Anastasia Walsh
Eleanor O’connell
Denis Shea
Edward
Christmas Window Displays At Massachusetts Clothing Co
Crowds admire the holiday window decorations at the Massachusetts Clothing Company on Hanover Street at Portland. The store presents holly and evergreen with white and green accents, showcasing high quality garments at reasonable prices and inviting shoppers to select Christmas gifts from a large stock.
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Massachusetts Clothing Company
Hanover Street
Portland
Belle of Neponset Weds in Ashmont Church
A. Belle Clara Louise Hight and Charles A. Hall wed at Free Episcopal Church Ashmont with Rev. Charles T. Whittemore officiating. Bride given by father Charles Hight Neponset. attendants include L Willey Louise C O'Brien Eleanor N Lydecker. best man Percival A Hall. ushers list. 500 guests attended.
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A. Belle
Neponset
Charles A. Hall
Clara Louise Hight
Free Episcopal Church
Ashmont
Charles T. Whittemore
Cobden
Charles Hight
Missl. Willey
Louise C. O’brien
Eleanor N. Lydecker
New York
Percival A. Hall
George W. Hight, Jr
William T. Hight
Alfred H. Nash
J.D. Borden
Rufus Moxom
W. C. Smith
Wesleyan Association Annual Meeting Held in Boston
The Boston Wesleyan Association held its annual meeting yesterday evening at Yale. Officers named include President Edward H. 2 President Joshua Merrill Secretary Charles R. Magee Auditor Everett O. Fiske and directors Alden Speare William Claflin H Durrell and James F. Almy.
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Boston Wesleyan Association
Yoa
Offi
Edward H
Joshua Merrill
Tre Pliny Nickerson
Charle R. Magee
Everett O. Fiske
Alden Speare
William Claflin
H. Durrell
James F. Almy
Norcross Leather Goods Sale Brings Deep Discounts
Every year this major leather goods maker releases its stock at half price or less. The Boston retailer invites customers to share in the bargain season as they offer a wide line and claim the best selection in the city. No. 20 Left.
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Boston
Cbin
H. T
Lewis Wharf
Yarmouth
N. S
Nova Scotia
J. F. Spinney
Washington Street
Chatham Street
ALONG THE WATER FRONT THE WILLIANE ABANDONED AT SEA
The Boston schooner Williamine capt L H Babbidge sailing from Norfolk to Plymouth with 607 tons coal is abandoned in sinking condition after heavy gales off New England. Crew saved landed at Southampton England. Built 1869 at East Boston. owners Cousens & Pratt. Value about 9000 dollars, partly insured.
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Boston
Campbell & Brooks
Cousens & Pratt
Commercial Street
James Turple
Palermo
Phelps Bros. & Co
Boston Fruit Company
Barnstable
Mitchener
Port Antonio
Woods Hall
Vineyard Sound
City of Haverhill
Haverhill
Newburyport
Florida
St. John’s River
Railroad News and Personal Notices From The Trackman
Silitis confines J F Masters to home while he leads the Dominion Atlantic railway in Boston. November rail earnings rise to 7 583267 across American lines, with week to week gains and a 1.34 percent year over year. W H Warburton named general freight and passenger agent for the Toronto Buffalo and Hamilton railway, succeeding M Poticar. Conductor Woodworth of the Boston and Albany is praised for leadership and plans a private theatre for railroad men one Sunday evening.
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J.F. Masters
Masters
Boston
Dominion Atlantic Railroad
United States
W. H. Warburton
Toronto, Buffalo & Hamilton Railroad
Warburton
M. Potticary
Boston & Albany Road
Woodworth
Flavor Your Turkey Dressing With Bell's Spiced Seasoning
A home cook learns that Bell's Spiced Seasoning elevates the turkey dressing flavor. The suggestion appears as a kitchen tip in a regional food feature.
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Bell
Quincy and street railway stocks drive market gains
In midweek trading the market rose after the Patterson pooling bill passage. Quincy shares moved to 125 with strong dividend activity. The New England Street Railway Company and related holdings showed rising prices, stronger earnings, and increased investor demand as analysts noted solid dividends and long term value.
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Quincy
Tamarack
Quincy Mining Company
New England
New England Street Railway Company
New Haven
Boston & Maine
New England Street Railway
Street Railway and Illuminating Common
Lamson Store Service Company
Titcomb
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Boston
New York
New York & New England Reorganization Committee, Went Over To New York
United States Rubber Company
Bay State
Curtis
Peabody
Bache
Bell Telephone
Pinkham
Bond market closes with mixed prices and varied bids
Official day report lists highest and lowest bond prices and closing values. Atchison 7s show 1,500 sales with bid 64% and asked 64.14. Class A 6A 65 with 4,000 sales bid 18 asked 184. Gas 5s average 80 bid 79% asked 80. C R and SYS 5s 106 with bid 106% asked 106. C and W Michigan 5s 70 bid 69% asked 70.
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Atch & Neb
Atchison
U Gas
Ave
Cjre&syss
C & W Mich
Cot Oil
Ewetes
Pao . Ee
Ches & Ohfio
E.ce
C & St
del & Hind
D & RG
Erie
le& W
Lead Trust
Dvesscave
Louis & Nash
Manitoba
Eer
Missouri Pac
Nor & Western
Southern Pac
St Paul
Texas Pac
Eenne
Wabash
Bai Esterminion
Praise for Parkhurst Letters from Millionaires and City Vigilance League
A December letter to Rev. Dr Parkhurst pledges support from Cornelius Vanderbilt Henry Potter and other elites for the City Vigilance League. The signers seek a suitable testimonial for Parkhurst as President Cleveland commends his public service.
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New York
Parkhurst
Cornelius Vanderbilt
City
Henry Co. Potter
Wheeler H. Peckham
Everett P. Wheeler
Charles Co. Beaman
Cornelius N. Bliss
J. Pierpont Morgan
William L. Strong
David H. Greer
Joseph H. Choate
Cleveland
Steamship arrivals and clearances on the harbor list
Ship news lists Hibernian from Glasgow via Portland and Cumberland from St John with merchandise and passengers. Cleared steamers City of Lincolnert and Parthian, plus schooners Estell Phinney and Grace Carter among others. Several vessels reported to and from Norfolk, New York, and St John. Nothing sail.
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Tives
Hibernian
Wallace
Glasgow
Portland
Merrbene
H. & Kilan
Ste Cumberland
Geenuae St. John
Eastport
Waldron
Tremont
Craig
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
City of
Fitz Bros
Phenes Manning
Haynes
Coal Port
J. Flittner & Co
Grace Carter
Carroll
St. John’s
N. F
Holmes & Nichols
John A. McGowan
Jennie Armstrong
McDonald
Summerside
P. I
Barclay, Clements & Co
Westfield
Lunn
St. John
N. B
Boston Shipoine Company
Middlesex Courts Adjourn Fall Term East Cambridge
The Middlesex Superior Criminal Court adjourned yesterday afternoon at East Cambridge. In the Superior Civil Court at East Cambridge a general roll call of the docket is set for next Monday morning at 9 30.
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Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
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Sherman
McKenney & Waterbury
Franklin Street
Addie
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Boston Widows
Mrs. Aherns
Hall
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Thorp & Martin Co
Milk St
NEW and Beautiful
Prest J. Newman & Sons
Norcross
J. Henry Norcross
Best Makers
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Bost & Me
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Central Ry
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the Post
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Rete
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Big Line
P. O
Newtonville
Mags
Boston Public Schools
James Lavery
Florence St
DR. O'Keefe & CO
Homeopathic Med
Mfrs
Industrial Aid Society of
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Henry Paterson
Charity Building
Chardon St
Y. Schooner & CO
Dock
Devonshire St
O. Box
Cambridgeport
Mass
Nellie Donnell
White St
A. L. Hollis
Masachusetts Ave
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Conservatory
Yarmouth St
Medica
Kimball
Tilden
Beach
Adelaide Crane
Shawmut Ave
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A. R. Andrews
Cone
Boston Loan Office
Salem St
Beach St
Yarmouth Steamship Co
Hoosac Tunnel
Custom House
American Sugar Refining CO
American Sugar Refining Company
E. Seal
American Gell Telephone Company
William R, Driver
Worcester St
Columbus
Sam’s Rodday
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South
J. J. Foley
Gold St
Boston Bamboo C.O
Portland St
Feneis
Winthrop Nafional Bank OF
Ames Building
C. H. Ramsay
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