Cambridge Church Wedding Unites Miss Burnett and Stanley Cunningham Jr
Miss Esther Lowell Burnett and Stanley Cunningham Jr were married at Christ Church in Cambridge. Bishop Lawrence presided with Rev. Prescott Ewart assisting. the bride wore white satin with lace, bridesmaids wore pink gowns, and a reception followed at Elmwood with lawn refreshments and music by an orchestra.
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Cambridge
Esther Lowell Burnett
Stanley Cunningham, Jr
Christ Church
Edward Burnett
James Russell Lowell
Stanley Cun
Transatlantic social world greets returning and departing notables
The society page notes Miss Amy Lowell sailing for Liverpool aboard the Saxonia on June 20 while Miss Lowell’s plans follow the marriage of Miss Elfrieda Roosevelt to Orme Clarke of London. It lists passengers and marriages tied to Boston, with notable returnees and forthcoming weddings including Henry D. Tudor and Eleanor Lyman Gray.
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Amy Lowell
Sevenels
Warren Street
Brookline
Liverpool
Saxonia
Liowell
Elfrieda Roosevelt
Orme Clarke
London
Republic
Charlestown
Charles R. Weld
Vendome
James Jackson
William Osboren
Katharine Dunham
New York
Legion
Basil L. Gildersleeve
Baltimore
Gildersleeves
Gardiner Martin Lane
Beacon Street
North Shore
Robert A. Lawrence
Boston
George Kittredge
Frank S. Chick
Magnolia
James Macmaster Codman, Jr
Union, Country
Jerome N. Bonaparte
Harvard
Count
James Pourtales
Paris
Sebastian Schlesinger
Walter J. Otis
Margaretta Otis
Rosamond F. Otis
the Victoria
Otis
University, Country
St. Botolph
James B. Forsyth
Europe
Forsyth
Mary Tudor
Miss Tudor
Henry D. Tudor
Puritan Club
Eleanor Lyman Gray
Trinity Church
Frederick B. Carpenter
Commonwealth Avenue
Atlantic
Musin t Annoy The Roosevelts
Oyster Bay youth face a summer crackdown as President Roosevelt’s son plans depot changes. Long Island Railroad head Peters proposes electric lights at the old dating shed to curb moonlit rendezvous and ardent vows at the Roosevelt summer home depot.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
President Peters
Long Island Railroad
Peters
Cats Swap Kittens On City Hall Ledge
Two mother cats near City Hall shared and swapped their litters for a day. Each found the other's young and returned them as their own, without fighting. Onlookers, including Bob Erb who owns the cats, enjoyed the spectacle.
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City Hall
Bob Erb
Doctor Found Unconscious in Hotel Room
Dr. C. V. Pease an ex Emergency Hospital physician was found unconscious in a New Lexington Hotel room on Boylston Street. He was rushed to City Hospital where doctors treated him. Police say the morphine came from an accidental self injection. suicide theory abandoned.
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C. V. Pease
New Lexington
Boylston Street
City Hospital
Pease
Lyndhurst Street
Dorchester
Scotty Young Angered on Stand in Murder Trial
Duncan Scotty Young grew enraged during cross examination for his murder trial of George Eberhardt. Court attendants restrained him as his two sisters from Boston wept and spoke to him briefly before he was returned to the Tombs.
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Rah-Rah
Dead Man's Plateau
Steve
Rah-Rah-Hoohray
Dead Man’s Plateau
Hell Bent Hawk
Rah- Rah
Constantinople
Hell Bent Hank
Dead Man’s
Agatha Parkenlard
New York
George Eberhardt
Duncan
Scotty
Young
Boston
Woman Who Made Child Drunk Sent To Asylum
North Adams June 1 Mrs Octavia Vermillion who took her young daughter to the woods and got the child drunk was judged insane and was removed to the Northampton asylum yesterday by Deputy Sheriff C L Frink.
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North Adams
Octavia Vermillion
Northampton
C. L. Frink
Barron Barron Thompson Wedding at Westminster Hotel
Miss Josephine Barron daughter of the late Asa T Barron and Mr Frederick Everett Thompson were married yesterday at noon at the Westminster Hotel by Rev Allan Cross of the Old South Church. Only immediate family attended. After a wedding journey they will reside at the Westminster.
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Josephine Barron
Asa T. Barron
Frederick Everett Thompson
Hotel Westminster
Allan Cross
Old South Church
Mrs. Thompson
the Westminster
What the Sphinx Says Milk of human kindness often sours
The saying notes that compassion is sometimes withheld until it turns sour, a caution about delayed mercy and the hidden cost of withheld aid. It reflects on human temper and moral timing in social conduct.
Trackman Falls Through 60-Foot Bridge Near Canaan
Thomas Lynes a 64 year old trackman from Canaan Conn employed by the Central New England railroad fell through a 60 foot trestle bridge near Canaan while pursuing his du ties yesterday. He suffered serious injuries and was brought by train to Pittsfield arriving at 2 35 PM and taken to the House of Mercy in critical condition.
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Pittsfield
Thomas Lyneskey
Canaan
Conn
Central New England Railroad
House of Mercy
Banquet Honors Elwyn G. Preston at Young's Hotel
Elwyn G. Preston, recent retiree as secretary of the Boston Chamber of Commerce, was honored at a banquet at Young's Hotel hosted by past and present officers. About 65 attendees heard tributes to his service and lamented his departure for the R. H. White Company. Preston thanked the gathering and received a copy of resolutions from H. M. Whitney.
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Elwyn G. Preston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
R. H. White Company
Young’s Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
H. M. Whitney
Preston
Nobeli to be given rest for insanity
Amedeo Nobeli, Italian language teacher, awaiting sentence at Charles Street jail for sending scurrilous letters to a French dressmaker, will be examined for sanity next week as officials deem him mentally unbalanced. Nobeli had promised to leave the state if not imprisoned, left, and returned after the woman reported his frightening attentions.
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Amedeo Nobeli
Charles Street
Nobels
Pastors Split Over Wedding Rehearsals In Boston Clergy Debate
A collection of Boston area ministers debate marriage ceremony rehearsals. Some say rehearsals aid understanding without altering marital status. others oppose reading the service during rehearsals claiming it treats the event as show. Clergy emphasize individual discretion and fiscal restraint in weddings.
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Baltimore
Charles E. Guthrie
Park Place Strawbridge Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston
Post
More Diplomas Sought for Girls Than Boys This Year
Applications for diplomas by grammar and high school pupils rise to a city record 6134 total. High schools request 1788 and grammar schools 4851, up 459 from last year with 55 more for high schools. Officials expect female graduates to again outpace males.
Banquet of the Jewelers Association Hailed By Members
Mirth and fellowship marked the Jew Elers Association annual banquet at the American House last evening with President Nathan Smith presiding and leading remarks.
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Gayety
Jewelers’ Association
American House
Nathan Smith
Will of Charles H. Pattee Filed for Probate
The will of Charles H. Pattee a well known lawyer was filed for probate yesterday. The bulk of his estate will be divided among the Old Men's Home the Home for Aged Couples and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
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Charles H. Pattee
Old Men’s Home
Home For
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Boston Archdiocese Tops World in Contributions
In the Society for the Propagation of the Faith annual report the Boston archdiocese is shown first among all dioceses for work contributions. Led by Rev. James Anthony Walsh, the archdiocese totalled $83 629.25.
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Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Archdiocese of
Boston
James Anthony Walsh
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