North Easton Bride's Elegant Unity Church Wedding
Miss Helen A. Ames and Mr. Robert C. Hooper wed at Trinity Church Unity in North Easton amid lavish floral design and two Ames memorial windows. The ceremony featured scholarly guests and a large procession of Ames family members with a Boston residence and European honeymoon planned.
Carr Kinsley Marriage at Trinity Church Glowing Details
At Trinity Church last evening Alfred William Carr married Adelaide Peabody Kinsley daughter of Edward W. Kinsley. Rev Phillips Brooks performed the ceremony before his departure for New York. A large reception followed at the bride’s home 277 Marlboro street. The couple will reside in Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr—Kinsley
Trinity Church
Alfred William Carr
Adelaide Peabody Kinsley
Edward W. Kinsley
Phillips Brooks
New York
B. J. Lang
Mamie Kinsley
Lillian
Fannie Peabody
Cora Tuxbury
Isabelle Carr
Messrs. J. Otis
Edward Bailey
I. H. Bigelow
A. H. Milliken
George Reed
Frank Kinsley
Cushman Brothers
Newport
Bennett
Marlboro Street
Mrs. Carr
Miss Gardner Weds William Cabot at St Margaret's Brighton
Miss Mary Gardner daughter of Charles P. Gardner of Brookline married William Cabot yesterday at 11 30 in St. Margaret's Church Brighton. Rev A C A Hall and Rev Augustus Prime officiated in Episcopal ritual. Bride given away by her father. bridesmaids and ushers attended. After the ceremony guests went to Fernwood Brookline for a wedding breakfast. couple to reside in Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Easton
Helen A. Ames
Frederick L. Ames
Robert C. Hooper
Boston
Church of the Unity
Ames
John A. Mitchell
Oakes Ames
Helen Angier Ames
Lafarge
Pauline Revere
Ruth Burnett
Mary S. Ames
F. HH. Hooper
Hobart Ames
Louis
Lawrence Ames
Frank Jackson
Charles Morse
Oliver Ames
Eliot Guild
Alanson Tucker
W. L. Claflin
Mendelsshon
Samuel Carr, Jr
Hooper
Harvard
Somerset Club
Pullnys
Ames Mansion
Europe
Cyrus Lothrop Ames
Frank M. Ames
Oakes H. Ames
George P. King
Henry Cabot Lodge
James Hooper
William Hooper
Charles Stoughton
Charles Francis Adams
John Quincy Adams
Robert Bacon
Robert Codman
C. F. Choate
T. Gordon Dexter
French
J. Murray Forbes
Fay
George Gardner
Palfrey
Leverett Saltonstall
J. Montgomery Sears
John Sturgis
John Lowell
George C. Lee
William P. Lee
Charles Sargent
Louis Shaw
Sharp
Nathaniel Thayer
Charles Whitney
Robert C. Winthrop
J. Burnett
M. Adams
H. Anderson
Julia Bacon
E. Hooper
J. Hooper
FE. Bush
K. Davis
M. Choate
K. Codman
King
M. Linzee
Y. Motley
M. Palfrey
L. Wheelwright
M. Vanburen
H. Thayer
M. Peabody
Alice Lee
E. Weston
Stoughton
Mary Gardner
Charles P. Gardner
Brookline
William Cabot
St. Margaret’s Church
Brighton
A.C. A. Hall
St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Augustus Prime
Fernwood
Brunton—Mclun
Dewoe
Jane Brunton
Mary McLun
Camridge
Calol—Gardner
Mary
Carr—Kinsley
Phillips Brooks
Alfred William Carr
Adelaide Peabody Kinsley
Edward W. Kinsley
Couch—Liston
J. A. Gordon
Howard FE
Harriett Liston
Dickens—Gibbs
Miner
J. William Dickens
Thisty
Ellen E. Gibbs
Bridgton
Hooper—Ames
William @. Claf
Globe reporter David J McGrath wed Annie Kilroy in Roxbury
David J. McGrath of the Globe repertorial staff married Annie E daughter of Peter Kilroy yesterday at St Joseph s Church Circuit street The ceremony was by Rev Father Troy in front of close friends A wedding breakfast and private reception followed at the bride s parents home 5 Bickford avenue Gifts included a sideboard from Mr McGrath s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. McGrath
Globe Repertorial
Annie E
Peter Kilroy
Roxbury
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
Father Troy
Bickford Avenue
McGrath
The Missing Actor Mystery In Boston Theater Circles
Friends believe actor George R. Parks died by his own hand after a weeklong disappearance. Last seen at Tremont House with armor he planned to bind to his feet and cast himself into water. He penned letters to his wife and mother outlining self destruction, while police cite the theory as plausible. Parks had a notable stage career from 1875 onward with roles in The Exiles, Michael Strogoff, The World, Nunky, and Siberia, praised for presence and voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Parks
Stewart
Tremont House
Richmond
Parks
Churchill, Gilchrist, Smith & Co
Boston ‘Theatre Company
Major Domo
L. R. Shewell
Louis James
Ned Buckley
Dan Maguinnis
Mark Price
H. E. Chase
Emir
Mr. Parks
Harry Huntingford
Museum
Nephew
Nunky
Private Secretary
Christopher Crabb
Billee Taylor
Siberia
Votes To Disband at Massachusetts Bicycle Club Meeting
At a Massachusetts Bicycle Club session, members debated finances and the club’s imminent loss of its clubhouse. A committee was empowered to sell assets and settle debts as the group voted to disband if relocating, while accepting an offer to use the Boston Clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Charles Richard Dodge
Stewart C. Miller
A. S. Parsons
Salkeild
Boston Club
French Pictures In New York At National Academy
A New York Sun article praises a National Academy show of French art led by Delacroix. It highlights Sardanapalus as a central piece and notes Puvis de Chavannes as a notable addition, praising the exhibition's variety and modern tendencies. It ends with an advertisement for Mrs Gilchrist bargains on gloves, hosiery, and trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Academy
Delacroix
Monet
America
Dubnfes
United States
Academy
M. Puvis de Chavannes
Mystic Park Opens With Two Tight 2:26 and 2:30 Pacing Races
First day at Mystic Park draws 1500 as Lady Kensett wins the 2:26 class in 2:24% over Kensett and Charley Thorne. Joe Howe captures the 2:30 pacing race in 2:25% with Hy Wilkes and Joe B. close behind. Judges and managers praised fairness and track conditions. Entries announced for a 2:32 class and further heats.
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Lady Kenseth
Joe Howe
Mystic Park
Willis
Beacon Park
Favonia
Daiveen
Charley Thorne
Kensett
Kenselt
Gilbreth Maid
Thorne
Lady Kensett
Patti
Sean Smith
Kenseth
Gean Smith
the Maid
Joe B
General Butler
Howe
Butler
David Wilkes
H Wilkes
Joe LB
Hy Wilkes
China Girl
F. Foster
Blk
Pop L. W. Milliken
M. Gilbreth
Maid
H. Bull
G. G. Charley Thorne
Quintin
B.m
J. Losee
B. m
Lady of Lyons
Cook & Craig
M. Gean Smith
A. W. Moulton
G.m. Daiveen
Bob
I Fashion
Farm
B. m. Patti
J. Turner
B. m. Nettie Thorne
John Trout
E Avery
T. A. Johnson
J. Golden
A. Trout
G. A. Martin
Ro.m
Charles Harbison
Charter Oak
Benjamin D.whitcomb
C. K. Drew
C. H. Marks
William H. Morton
New York
Br. G
Cuba
Medford
B. G
D.C
J.J. Bowen
B. m. Olivette
H. Richardson
Boston
A. Johnson
Brockton
Syenite
E.P. Franklin
North Attleboro
C. B. Myers
Philadelphia
B. G. Fred Medium
Cc. B. Myers
B. m. Graceful
William Stack
Rochester
N. Y
B. G. St. Jacob
Fashion Stud Farm
Trenton
Jennie Cobb
Boston & Lowell R. RK
Mystic Park Station
HH. E. Willis
Iron Hall officers meet at Revere House in Boston
State officers of the Order of the Iron Hall gathered at the Revere House last night with district justice Herbert D. Allen presiding. A large committee, including prominent citizens, was formed to consult the insurance department on the order’s exact status in the state. The Yale baseball nine, led by J. C. Dann and A. A. Stagg, registered at the Tremont House, aiming to annihilate Harvard today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Iron Hall
Revere House
Herbert D. Allen
Insurance Department
Parker J
Yale Baseball Nine
Harvard
Tremont House
Church Membership Debate Echoes in Boston Letter
A Boston letter to the editor critiques church membership figures and urges more home missionary work. It argues 16 denominational totals show more than one third of Americans are church members and warns against recalling foreign missionaries. Dated Boston June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Post
Independent
Prudential Committee
Providence
P. C
Boston
NAT WALES S SOLDIERS Camp opens with bright sights and drill.
Sovurn Framingham June 7 The Second Brigade of the State militia begins its week at South Framingham with 1856 officers and men in camp. Regiments advance in drill, parade grounds improve, bands play, and preparations for tomorrow's dress parade proceed. No sham fight this year. Flagstaff Hill offers a new practice site for signal corps.
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Framingham
South Framingham
Cavalry
Signal
Ambulance Corps
Greene
Wales
Boston
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Concord Junction
Framingham Centre
Parsons
Sanger
Lt Pd
Signal Corps
Arsenal
Flagstaff Hill
Bismarck’s Son Traveled in Ireland to Killarney
From London Truth, Count Bismarck toured Killarney with a party during the week. He was entertained by Lord Powerscourt at Powerscourt House, Enniskerry, and noted a calm Irish countryside despite his traveling umbrella and a revolver kept for sensations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bismarck
Killarney
Lord Powerscourt
Powerscourt House
Enniskerry
Pennyworth
Local Theaters and Horticultural Park Exhibit Schedule
The Hollis Street Theater and nearby venues list varied showtimes including Evangeline at 2 pm with evening performances, Little Jack Sheppard at Park Theatre with 8 pm shows, and daily events at Lizzie May Ulmer’s venue. Also listed is a large horticultural fair running from 10 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Street
Evangeline
Evene Bost’ Museum
Kellar
Evenng
Ton Ander
Park Theatre
Little Jack Sheppard
Aediere
Wood
Lizzie May Ulmer
Ane Horticultural
Local notices list real estate and marriage events
Daily schedule shows stocks and carriage ads from several firms and a long list of June marriages. Notable entries include Bruton McLun wedding in Cambridge, Gardner to Cabot in Brighton, Carr to Kinsley in this city, and multiple deaths and aged survivors from Boston and nearby towns.
City Hospital Seeks Bedsteads by June 18 1887
City Hospital invites sealed proposals to furnish sixty five iron bedsteads in strict accordance with specifications. Samples are at the hospital. Trustees may reject any proposal and fix a bond of 500 pounds. Proposals should be indorsed City Hospital Proposals for Bedsteads and must be received at the Superintendent's Office by noon on Saturday June 18, 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Boston
Mass
City of
City of Boston
Alfred T. Turner
Eastern Railroad Co
Eastern RR. Co
Charlestown
Essex RR
Portland
Waeee 8
Ee Oan
Charles J. Chapman
THE
City Messenger
Boston Common
Saleon
Alvah H. Peters
Park Commissioners
Benjamin Dean
Board of Park Commis
Patrick Maguire
John F. Andrew
Office of Park Commissioners
Milk Street
City Hospital
Quartermaster’s and
Tocus
Quartermaster’s and Hospital
National Home
Togus
Caderee
A. Cobaugh
Luther Stephenson, Jr
Office OF National Cemeteries
Washington, D. C
R.N. Batchelder
Q. M. Gen'l
Navy Department
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing
WasittxoTon
D. C
Navy
Navy Yard
New York
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. L. Ames
Carr-Kinsley
Globe
Mrs. McGrath
Cabot—Gardner
Kilroy
Messrs. R. & J. Gilchrist
Mystic
Nat Wales
Ireland
R. L. Aay & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Albert Howe & Co
A.m
Samuel Hatch & Co
S. R. Knights & Co
C. F. Libbie & Co
Teal Estate
Land—Brice
Evans & Son
Blakeney
Jennie Blakeney
Campbell
Wits
William D. Campbell
Clark
Francis B
Charles W. Clark
Crocker
Frederick W. Crocker
Frederick W
Louisa G. Crocker
Barnstable
Dunphy
Sarah Dunphy
John A. Forbes
Ford
Kent’s Hill
Albert A. Ford
Cambridge
Foster
Somerville
Annie
Lewis F. Foster
Jones
Charles
Jone
Frederick Jones
Ears
Smith
East Boston
Margaret Smith
Alice Ellen Stewart
Cochituate
City Council
Eastern Banking CO
OSBOR
N.G. Chapin, Treas
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Port Point
la Villa Graziosa
C. M. Geurnsey
Stockton
Maine
Boston Highlands
Warren Street
Elm Hill Avenue
Newhall
Court Street
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa
State St
Des Moines
Vicinity
Devonshire St
Monks Wharf
South Boston
Jenney Manufacturing Company
First and
E Streets
Central Wharf
Central Street
Samuel Barnard
Rowe's Wharf
Kneeland Street
Washington
Henry W. Savage
Cornhill
Opartnership Notices
Wiliam S. Kenny
Chelsea
Maverick Streets
Thomas Kenny
Topeka
Kansas
Topeka, Kansas
Ior
Bannsas and
Geo. W. Watson
Washington Atrect
Boston & 1Owell Railroad Corporation
E. A. Bartlett
Boott Cotton Mills
State Street
Eliot C. Clarke
Amoskeag Manufacturing CO
T. Jefferson Coolidge
York Manufacturing Company
William G. Saltonstall
Water Street
James Euson
U. S. . Navy
Custom Hovst
Entertainments
Boston Museum
R.M. Field
Pyscho
Isaac Es Rich
Rice
Upenay
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
T. Turner
BIJOU
Howard Athenaum
Wood and Company
Mystic Medford
Christ
Pilate
the Great Picture
Muneracly
Horticultural Hall
William M. Taylor
D.D
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co
Rowe's
Nantasket
Pemberton
Ter
G, Peirce
Supt
Ae JB
Dustan
Clarendon
Saratoga Springs
I. &Teinfeld
HOTEL
Windsor
Victoria Street
Electric Light
Ae i Cleave
Haven
Haven’s
N.Y
Penn
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Cal
Chauncy Hall School
Boylston Street
Gannett Institute
Geo
Gannett
Chester Square
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