Dorchester Sisters in Double Wedding
Dorchester sisters Margaret Mack and Katharine Mack married Alexander Tanguay and Harold W. Duplin in a double ceremony at St Ann Church Neponset. Rev John S McKone officiated as friends attended the wedding at a reception hosted by Mrs John H Gray. The couples plan an automobile honeymoon through New York and Canada.
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Weymouth
Dorchester
St. Ann's Church
Neponset
John S. McKone
Margaret Mack
Alexander Tanguay
Katherine Mack
Harold W. Duplin
Sis
John H. Gray
King Street
New York
Canada
Tanguay
Duplin
Paper Box Plant Destroyed by Blaze in North Adams
Fire of unknown origin at the E. A. McMillin Company plant in North Adams caused more than 50 thousand dollars in damage. The main plant building was nearly destroyed, though the fire left 60 workers jobless. The blaze broke out early this morning and authorities continued to investigate the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
E. A. McMillin Company
Letter to the Editor Corrects Drug Case Confusion
Francis A. Harrington requests a correction after a previous Post report wrongly linked him to a narcotics arrest. He states he has had five years of offices and no presence in the Pem berton building, urging prompt publication of a clarifying notice to restore his reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberton Building
Francis A. Harrington
Fire at 28 School Street Threatens Hub Block
Midnight blaze in a typewriter shop rear of a five story office building at 28 School Street spread via an old air shaft. Police suspect a man fled toward Tremont Street. Fire under Chief Taber controlled with minimal water damage. loss not to exceed 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Street
Tremont Street
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
John O. Taber
Hook and Ladder Co. No 1
Engine Cos. 4
Boston Protective Department
Delano’s Hat Shop
Waterman's Fountain Pen Agency
Coes & Young
School St
Washington Street
Do. W. Whittier & Bro
Devonshire Street
Exchange Trust Co Annual Outing Celebrates 10th Year
Officers and employees of the Exchange Trust Company held their tenth annual outing at Victory Cottage Point Shirley drawing over 100 attendees. The program featured athletic sports a baseball game and swimming races with John J. Martin president of the bank as judge and Francis H. Benson as starter. An evening shore dinner followed at the Point Shirley Club where Martin acted as toastmaster as three prizes were awarded for new business brought to the bank within the year.
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Exchange Trust Company
Victory Cottage
Point Shirley
John J. Martin
Francis H. Benson
Martin
Plant workers face wage talk as hours extend
Officials said plants with seven operatives would run full time starting July 20. A possible wage reduction was discussed as the facilities shift from a 25 hour week which has been in effect for the past three months.
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Ning
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Bar Harbor
Exchange Trust CO
Whitinsville
Whitinsville, Linwood and
Saundersville Cotton Mills
Begin
Boston
CES
Canraciara Cs
Nasroerny
Importers Branch, Ltd
Washington ST
Blackstone ST
Big Sister
Filene
Holly Batiste
Filene’s
Misses’ Hat Shop
Paris
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