Cambridge Nuptials Highlight Allen Foxes and Others
The Cambridge Baptist Church hosted the Allen Fox wedding of Emily Eleanor Fox and Frank Edward Allen with notable musical guests and a Guardian cast. After brief tours the couple will reside at 17 Leonard Avenue Cambridge. Separately Sally Adams and Charles Farrington wed at First Parish Church with escorts from Dorchester and Cambridge. Dexter Richards and Ella May Furlong wed at 72 Washington Street with a brief bridal party and a Sept. 1 hotel home plan.
Orcutt and Johnson Tie Knot at Chelsea Home
Miss Emma A. Orcutt and Leonard M. Johnson were married at 102 Chester Avenue Chelsea with best man William A. Johnson and bridesmaid Emma Sworski. Rev R Perry Bush of the Universalist Church conducted the ceremony. The couple will reside at their Chelsea address after a Niagara Falls tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Orcutt
Chester Avenue
Chelsea
Emma A. Orcutt
Leonard M. Johnson
William A. Johnson
Emma Sworski
R. Perry Bush
The
Universalist Church
Niagara Falls
Marlowe McQuaid wedding at St Augustine's Church
Miss Isabel L. Marlowe, a Shurtleff Grammar School teacher, married Mr. John McQuaid of Pittsfield at St Augustine's Church South Boston. The ceremony was conducted by Rev William P McQuaid with a high mass. bride escorted by her brother William Marlowe. maid of honor Marcella Ryan. bridesmaids Annie F Marlowe and Jennette Thompson. best man Dr Thomas O'Connor. numerous ushers. The couple will reside in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Boston
Eleanor Nyhan
Lexington Street
Island
Willam T. Nyhan
James Cremor
St. John
N. B
Adelaide Nyhan
Frederick Blake
Cunard
Europe
Shurtleff Grammar School
Dorchester Street
Isabel L. Marlowe
John McQuaid
Pittsfield
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
William P. McQuaid
John I. Lane
St. Augustine's Church
John J. Lane
J. J. Harkins
Marcella Ryan
Roxbury
Annie F. Marlowe
Newport
R. I
Jennette Thompson
Clinton
William Marlowe
Thomas O'Connor
Daniel L. Prendergast
Daniel 5. Harkins
J. M. Thompson
W. S. McNary
Philip J. Jackson
William A. McQuaid
New York
T. J. Barrett
Worcester
F. W. Lyons
J. W. Ferguson
John J. McNamara
Parker Harris Preserve Cambridge Nuptials at New Church Chapel
Miss Winifred Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Parker of Cambridge and Mr Thaddeus W Harris Harvard instructor married at noon yesterday in the New Church chapel Cambridge The Rev T F Wright of the New Church Theological School officiated Miss Winona Parker maid of honor and Charles Parker best man Ushers Richard I Dodge and Chartes E Rockwell The Harris couple will reside in Keene New Hampshire where they will open a school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter A. Richards
Charlestown
Ella May Furlong
C. W.furlong
Engine 32
Washington Street
A. S. Burrows
First Baptist Church
Minnie Taft
Helen Dodge
Harry Mellen
New Hampshire
Salem
Winifred Parker
Charles H. Parker
Cambridge
Thaddeus W. Harris
Harvard
New Church
T. F. Wright
New Church Theological School
Winona Parker
Erles
Parker
Messrs
Richard I. Dodge
Chartes FE. Rockwell
Harris
Keene, N. H
Dorchester Bride Weds Cornelius Scollad at St. Margaret’s
Miss Annie Trainor of Dorchester married Cornelius Scollad a custom house inspector yesterday at St. Margaret’s Church Loston Street The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Ryan Miss Florence Trainor was maid of honor Nicholas Bedlard served as best man Ushers Frank Carew James Lappen Captain Cain and Frank Trainor aided The bride was given away by her father John T Trainor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Trainor
Rinor
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester
Cornelius Scollad
Custom House
St. Margaret's Catholic Church
Loston Street
Father Ryan
Florence Trainor
Nicholas Bedlard
Frank Carew
James Lappen
Captain Cain
Frank Trainor
John T. Trainor
Kennedy and Farrell Tie Vowed at St Catherine’s Church
Miss Minnie Katherine Kennedy daughter of Mr and Mrs P F Kennedy of Linden avenue Somerville and Council man J Walter Farrell wed in St Catherine's Church yesterday The bridesmaid was Miss Alice Kennedy sister of the bride Best man was Mr Edward J Quinn of Randolph Ushers were Horace Bassett Albert Farrell Andrew Ryan and John Haynes The ceremony was performed by Rev Daniel Linehan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Hamblen
Somerville
Mary Josephine
J. R. Pitman
Pinckney Street
George W. Durell
Louise A. Pitman
Maud Hamblen
Grace L. Atkins
Cambridge
Howard Hamblen
George L. Smith
Daniel Simonds
J. R. Putnam, Jr
Cambridge Baptist Church
Allen-Fox
Emily Eleanor Fox
M. A. Katherine Fox
R. L. B. Fox
Frank Edward Allen
Dodd
J. W. Garton
Walter Calley
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Edward P. Fox
Robert N. Lister
Edith L. Munroe
Walter B. Fox
Herbert C. Fox
Walter B. Briggs
Frank C. Briggs
Howard E. Whiting
Walter
Minnie Katherine Kennedy
P. F. Kennedy
Linden Avenue
J. Walter Farrell
St. Catherine's Church
Alice Kennedy
Eoward J. Quinn
Randolph
Horace Bassett
Albert Farrell
Andrew Ryan
John Haynes
Daniel Linehan
Mary Connelly Weds John Donahue in Waltham Church
In St Marys Church Waltham yesterday the eldest daughter of Assessor M T Connelly Miss Mary A Connelly married Mr John B B Donahue Best man was Mr Michael Donahue and maid of honor was Miss Eleanor J S Connelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Waltham
M. T. Connelly
Mary A. Connelly
John BB. Donahue
Michael Donahue
Eleanor JS Connelly
Waltham Wedding Party Details Include Bridemaids and Ushers
Bridemaids were Miss Katherine Connelly and Miss Nellie Sullivan. The ushers were well known Waltham young men Messrs. C. J. Leary C. J. Sullivan C. Sullivan William McCarthy Frank Collins John Collins P. F. Donahue and P. F. Graney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Connelly
Nellie Sullivan
Waltham Young Men
Messrs
C. J. Leary
C. J. Sullivan
C. Sullivan
William McCarthy
Frank Collins
John Collins
P. F. Donahue
P. F. Graney
Radcliffe College Class Day Reception at Fay House
Radcliffe College seniors hosted an open house and formal reception at the Fay House with 8 to 9 pm dancing in the auditorium, a Glee Club performance, and refreshments in the library. Attending guests included Harvard faculty and notable Cambridge and New York residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe College
Fay House
Louis Agassiz
Corporation
Alice Eustis
Arthur Gilman
Margaret Chandler
Richardson
Radcliffe Glee Club
Glee Club
Harvard
Cambridge
Boston
New York
Edith EB. MecVane
Blanchets. Needham
Rosie Cold Sherman
Ellen A. Stone
Rachel K. Taylor
Mabel B. Townsend
Dover Tragedy as Lightning Strikes Boat Crew
Five men fishing on the Cocheco river were struck by lightning near Gage's brick yard. Hackett died, Doeg severely injured, Brennan paralyzed, Hutchings shocked, and Hickey helped two miles to the police station. Coroner Ham notes severe burns on Hackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Fred C. Hackett
Louis Doeg
Arthur Hutchings
Philip Brennan
William F. Hickey
Gage
Hickey
Hackett
Doeg
Ham
Brennan
Hutchings
M. F. Hickey
South
Boston
Wind Storm Rips Sioux City Structures
A morning storm in Sioux City Iowa at 6 am toppled the Illinois Central station roof onto Third street. The Peavy and Stevens furniture house was unroofed and the Gettysburg cyclorama was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Illinois Central Station
Union Depot
Third Street
Peavy & Stevens Wholesale
Not Guilty in Manslaughter Case. Court Hears Appeals
The Superior Criminal Court found Thomas Lomasney not guilty of manslaughter in the death of Frank McKenna after McKenna was shot at a party last April. The ruling followed a night of jury deliberation. A separate ruling sustained Hennessy v Boston, ordering a retrial after deeming negligence possible in a sewer trench death. Edward Mandip’s poisoning trial date was set for June 27, and Chelsea jeweler Keron Knights reported a robbery in which a hunting-case watch worth $35 was stolen after a man struck him. George Diamond was arrested for stealing a watch from Vincenzo Enzeni on Chambers Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Thomas Lomasney
Frank B. McKenna
McKenna
Lomasney
Thomas Hennessy
Boston
Supreme Court
Hennessy
Patrick Kelley
Superior Court
Edward F. Mandip
Anf
Municipal Criminal Court
Keron N. Knights
Broadway
Chelsea
Knights
Mr. Knights
George Diamond
Vincenzo Esenzi
Diamond
Chambers Street
Thimble Rigging Suspect Arrested on Congress Street
John Burns, a New York man accused of shell game fraud, was arrested yesterday afternoon on Congress street near the baseball grounds by Inspector Joe Knox after watching him operate. Burns claims earlier race work in Providence. he is jailed at City Prison awaiting Municipal Court arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burns
New York
Congress Street
Joe Knox
Knox
Bell Company Bill Faces House and Senate Pushback
A fierce floor fight over a Bell Telephone Company bill unfolds in the Massachusetts Legislature. Representative Coakley and opponents argue the measure creates a quasi public monopoly and threatens public rights, while supporters insist it promotes competition and state needs. The bill awaits the governor's signature as opponents warn of a coming storm of public backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bell Telephone Company
Meyer
Daniel H. Coakley
Cambridge
Coakley
Boston
Kneil
Mclaven
Worcester
Moriarty
Sweeney
Maynard
Yeas
Senate
Committee
Fitzgerald
Speaker
Westfield
Mr. Knetl
Western Union Company
American Bell Company
Russell
Bell Company
New England Company
Darling
Hyde Park
Representative Knell of
England
James the First
Lord Coke
Runnymede
Bell Telephone Company
Edmund Burke
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Sugar Trust
Congress
Old
Algernon Sidney
Men of millions oppose Meigs elevated railroad on Washington street
Owners and tenants on Washington Street and nearby sections protest the Meigs elevated railroad bill. They argue Washington Street is too narrow for an elevated line and demand security against damages, fearing extensive disruption and the risks of an unproven coal burning system. The remonstrance lists numerous signatories including Jameson Co., Thayer, McNeil Hodgkins, Cabot, and J. M. Forbes, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Meigs
Charles Green & Co
B. F. Larrabee & Co
Lally & Collins
J. H. van Auken
Standard Clothing Go
Robert T. Almy & Co
Joseph Benari
Bouve, Crawford . Corporation
J. Wolfson & Co
Parker & Clarke
J. G. Small & Co
Ross Bros
John I. Ray
E. B. Horne
Temple R. Fay & Co
Samuel Tilton
Chandier & Farquhar
Tremont Street
R. H. Stearns & Co
Houghton & Dutton
B. Toppan
Home Savings Bank
Henry Francis Rice
Charles H. Allen
S. S. Pierce Co
S. M. Barnes
Frank Shoe Company
Jameson & Knowles Co
Thayer
McNeil Hodgkins
Charles A. Cotting
J. Malcolm Forbes
W. J. Fallon
John P. Spaulding
Charles L. Young
John Jeffries
John Jeffries & Son
G. Francis Topliff
Botsford R. Clarke
Edward C. Hodges
Henry Wainwright
Guy Norman
B. Preble Motley
G. F. M. Dillaway
J. M. Goodale
C. Jackson
Cambridge High and Training Schools Graduation Exercises
Cambridge High School and Cambridge Training School held twilight graduation at Sanders Theatre. Principal Ray Greene Huling of English High presided as diplomas were awarded by Mayor Bancroft. Students performed selections from Faust and a civil government exercise 'Our Threefold Government.' The program featured organ, choir, and a Red Cross service demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge High and
Cambridge High School
Cambridge Training School
Sanders Theatre
Ray Greene Huling
Cade
Red Cross Service
Manual Training School
Masters Harrington
Barker
William A. Bradford
Harry L. Marshall
Fred L. Pancroast
William H. Varnum, Jr
Herbert F. Wrenn
John W. Wood, Jr
Walter H. Lerned, Jr
Marion L. Akerman
Gertrude H. Aldrich
Lucia L., Boggs
Ethel C. Boynton
Bessie M. Bussel
Josephine M. Coveney
Bessie F. Crump
Ellen A. Dillingham
Annie A. Doran
Maud M. Dutton
Annie J. Grose
Clara M. White
Florence W. James
Bertha M. Jones
Emily C. Lochman
Clara A. McNamee
Georgia HE. Pike
Mildred §. Roberts
Gertrude FE. Russell
Helen B. Seidensticker
Edith B. Sherman
Elizabeth M. Shine
Mabel W. Snow
Grace L. Weldon
Lewis
Pitcher Smith Released by Boston Management
Tom Smith, the pitcher, was released by the Boston management yesterday. All players except Connaughton, who will probably be loaned, went on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Smith
Boston
Connaughton
Boston Bookseller Thomas Nelson Dies in Italy at 69
Thomas Nelson, one of Boston’s foremost booksellers, died in Perugia Italy two weeks ago at the age of 69. He helped elevate American and English literature for forty years, formerly ran the Old Corner Bookstore with Ticknor Reed and Phillips, later joined Roberts & Co., and was traveling in Europe for health when he passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nelson
Boston
Perugia
Italy
Europe
Nelson
Ticknor, Reed and Phillips
Roberts & Co
A South Boston Tin Wedding Celebrated At Home
Frank Corley a Post compositor and his wife observed their tin wedding at their East Third street home in South Boston. Guests included Post and Advertiser comps who gave a banquet lamp. The presentation was by Jack Gourley of the Post, with J. Meyer providing several musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Corley
Post
East Third Street
South
Boston
Jack"’ Gourley
The
J. Meyer
Somers Bequest Denied in Fox Will Trial
Hartford June 2. The second trial of the Fox will case ends after five weeks. The court set aside only the $25,000 bequest to Frank D. Somers of Boston, tailor to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Frederick L. Fox Will
Frank D. Somers
Boston
Mr. Fox
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Sally G. Adams
Charles Farrington
Samuel Crothers
Howard A. Baker
Buffalo
Messrs. Leman and
Dennison
Clapp
Lever
Philadelphia
Harding
Medford
Radcliffe
Thunderbolt
Iowa
John E. Tuttle
Thomas Weston
Hingham
Robert A. Richardson
Haverhill
John
George R. Jones
Melrose
Cyrus A. Jordan
Alfred W. Rogerson
Mansfield
Richard W. Irvin
Northampton
Joseph B. Farley
Orange
Henry A. Whitney
Bellingham
Melvin S, Nash
North Hanover
MR. Coakley
MR. Kneil’s
Republic
Ware River
Boston & Albany
Connecticut River
Old Colony
Washington and
Tremont Streets
John Medina
George A. Goddard
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Amasa J. Whiting
Noyes Bros
Oliver Ames
Henry H. Tuttie
House of
F. Hovey & Co
Houston & Henderson
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Gross & Strauss
Freeland - Loomis Company
R. T. Almy & Co
Chamberlain Bros
Janny Weston
Whitman
Frank Jackson
Clarence H. Bell
Wm. G. Cousens
Caleb Wm. Loring
George E. Bullard
James P. Stearns
V. P
Shawmut Nat
Bank
Phineas Pierce
Walter H. Sweet
Edward Atkinson
Eben D. Jordan
Miner, Beal & Co
Richard J. Salter
William H. Reed
Webster & Co
Winslow Bros
iGeorge
F. Willett
O. N. Purdy
EB. Scott & Co
M. P. Elliot
A. B. Putney
A. A. Rhodes
E. Kattelle
M. Coleman & Sons
Kimball Bros. & Co
G. Lamkin
Codman & Shurtleff
Frank Amory
Davidson
Rice Hutchins
W. H. Rice
Walter Shaw
George W. Hammatt
Charles H. Willson
Albert Stone
F. J. White
E. P. Stone
C. T. Ball
Horace I. Parker
Charles B. Codding
James R. Entwistle
Nathan D. Clark
Josiah Bradlee
George B. Upton
F. W. Hunnewell
James M. Codman
Jry
Reginald Foster
Alfred D. Foster
George Ripley
G. H. Cubois
Harcourt
Smith
Somers
Bos
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