Swiss Miss Victoria Maddalena Weds Ellery H. Clark in Quiet Back Bay Marriage
Back Bay society notes the marriage of Miss Victoria Maddalena a Swiss girl to Ellery H. Clark of Boston at the bride’s home 53 Chandler Street yesterday afternoon. Clark a Harvard athlete and public figure recently lived at Hotel Florence Washington Street. The Rev Thatcher Kimball conducted a quiet ceremony with immediate family present. The couple will remain at Chandler Street for now and may travel in the fall.
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Washington Street
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Thatcher Kimball
Chardler Street
Cambridge Man Charged With Illegal Liquor Sale
Judge Lawton at Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge sentenced Francisco Cestaro of Watertown to two years in the House of Correction for assault with a dangerous weapon. Hollis F Bartlett, a longtime Harvard druggist on Massachusetts avenue, faced a liquor sale charge based on testimony by Mr Hadley who saw Bartlett sell liquor to an employee without signing for it. Argument in the case scheduled for today.
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Middlesex Superior Court
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Francisco Cestaro
Watertown
House of Correction
Hollis F. Bartlett
Massachusetts Avenue
Holyoke
Harvard
Hadley
Bartlett
Provincetown Bay Line Cape Cod Excursion Popular This Year
The swift propeller Cape Cod of the Bay Line will run daily at 9 am and Sundays at 9 30 am from 400 Atlantic Avenue for Provincetown. The ship, licensed for 1000 passengers, offers ample saloon and promenade deck space and many first class staterooms for summer travelers seeking rest and relief from city air.
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Provincetown
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Court Acquits Chelsea Official Over Record Refusal Charge
Harry B. Hammond, chairman and secretary of the Chelsea license commissioners, was found not guilty yesterday of a charge of refusing to show his records. The acquittal ends the case against the Chelsea official.
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Chelsea License Commissioners
Chelsea License Commission
Records of commission meetings clear Hammond in not guilty ruling
Judge Cutler found Hammond not guilty after a long hearing over access to commission records. Clarence A. Warren and Rev. H. W. Stebbins led the complaint. Hope, Warren, and Jones testified on April 24 about requests and refusals to produce records. The judge ruled records public and open, but noted Hammond’s possession status at the time of demand. Warren indicated possible future action under a different specification.
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H. W. Stebbins
First Congregational Church
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O’brien
Dunbar
Hammond
Frank R. Hope
Hope
Commissioners’ Office
C. A. Warren
Walter F. Jones
Warren
Thomas J. Barry
Judge Cutler
Height of Buildings Panel Debates 120-Foot Wharf Limit
The committee on building height chaired by Nathan Mathews met to discuss acceptable limits for wharf properties along the waterfront. Architect M D Safford representing the Boston Wharf Company urged keeping current heights near the 120 foot boundary, with wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 13, 14 and 15 in consideration.
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Nathan Mathews
Henry Parkman
Joseph A. Conry
M. D. Safford
Boston Wharf Company
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