Roger Sherman Hoar Weds Miss Elva Pease
The Hon. Roger Sherman Hoar of Concord, formerly a State Senator, married Miss Elva Stuart Pease of Edgartown at the old Methodist Church in Edgartown. The ceremony was by Rev. Mr. Stenhouse with a church vestry reception, then a family reception at the bride’s home. The bride wore white crepe de chine with orange blossoms. attendants included Mrs. Leroy W. Vose, Miss Ellen Hoar, Miss Lucretia Walker, and best man Judd S. Dewey. The couple, who had a wedding trip to the White Mountains, will reside in Concord. The match followed a Democratic rally in Edgartown where Hoar met his bride. the bride’s father has long been active in Democratic politics.
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Edgartown
Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
State Senate
Elva Stuart Pease
Benjamin W. Pease
Old Methodist Church
Leroy W. Vose
Ellen Hoar
Lucretia Walker
Viola Currier
Judd S. Dewey
Boston
Harvard
Wells Blanchard
Stedman B. Hoar
J. B. Murray
White Mountains
Wedding Fete at Vendome Hosts 150 Guests
Over 150 friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Noone attended their wedding reception at Hotel Vendome. Ushers included Stadtmaller, Barrows, Sharpe, Atwood, Schaefer, and Curtis. Guests listed featured Mrs. Morton and many couples. Refreshments and music followed the event.
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George Henry Noone
Hotel Vendome
Frank Stadtmaller
William FE. Barrows
A. Sharpe
William L. Atwood
H. T. Schaefer
Fayette S. Curtis
Robert Morton
Victor Carl
Arthur S. Gibson
Josephs. Leonard
Edna Stoddard
Grace Stratton
Stadmiller
A. D. Gibson
John E. Hessler
George Hawes
Arthur Stevenson
William Tobin
Michael Ahern
F. L. Tibbetts
William van Tassell
Thomas Sprowles
Gerrity
William J. Barry
Frank McCourt
Allen Tuxbury
Scared boy unharmed after 25 foot dive
Guisseppi Randazza ten lives with his parents at 111 Richmonds Street North End. Alone in a dark room he became frightened and jumped from an open window twenty five feet into the yard about eight o'clock last night. He was more frightened than hurt.
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Guisseppi Randazza
Richmonds Street
North End
Miss Whalen Bride of George A Flynn
Miss Ellen A. Whalen daughter of Mrs Sylvester Whalen of 1714 Beacon street Brookline married yesterday to George A Flynn of 1288 Commonwealth avenue assistant corporation counsel of Boston The ceremony was at St Aidan s Church Rev Joseph F Coppinger officiated The bride s attendant was Miss Catherine T Whalen sister Joseph W McConnell of Boston was best man Ushers were James J Fitzpatrick of Cambridge and William N McGreenerx of Brookline
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Ellen A. Whalen
Sylvester Whalen
Beacon Street
Brookline
George A. Flynn
Commonwealth Avenue
Corporation Counsel
Boston
St. Aidan’s Church
Joseph F. Coppinger
Catherine T. Whalen
Joseph W. McConnell
James J. Fitzpatrick
Cambridge
William N. McGreenerx
Brokline
Dartmouth honors alumni at 144th commencement
Dartmouth College in Hanover N H marked its 144th commencement on June 25 with 208 graduates receiving bachelor degrees. Twelve honorary degrees were awarded to alumni distinguished in law engineering statecraft social service science and religion.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Notable degree list includes Bell Streeter Johnson and others
Doctor of laws Alexander Graham Bell inventor of the telephone Frank S Streeter lawyer of Concord N H and Jesse Johnson of Brooklyn author and former New York Supreme Court justice Doctor of science Walter Sydney Adams Mt Wilson Observatory Doctor of divinity Philip Wendell Crannell president of Kansas City Baptist Theological Seminary and Walter Taylor Sumner dean of Chicago Cathedral Master of arts Samuel D Felker governor of New Hampshire Edwin D Mead secretary World Peace Foundation Henry H Metcalf journalist and secretary New Hampshire State Board of Trade Stephen S Jewett lawyer banker Edmund Hayes civil engineer Franklin Warren Hobbs textile manufacturer
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Alexander Graham Bell
Frank S. Streeter
Concord
N. H
Jesse Johnson
Brooklyn
New York Supreme Court
Walter Sydney Adams
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Philip Wendell Crannell
Kansas City Baptist Theological Seminary
Walter Taylor Sumner
SS. Peter and Paul
Chicago
Samuel D. Felker
New Hampshire
Edwin D. Mead
Boston
World Peace Foundation
Henry H. Metcalf
New Hampshire State Board of Trade
Stephen S. Jewett
Laconia
Edmund Hayes
Buffalo
N. Y
Franklin Warren Hobbs
Williams Commencement Honors Eight and Class of 117
Williams College graduated 117 seniors with bachelor of arts degrees at the annual commencement. Eight honorary degrees were awarded to Charles B. Wheeler, Mor ris Schaff, Francis N. Peloubet, William F. Weeks, William Roscoe Thayer, Frank Jewett Mather Jr., James H. Van Sickle, and Albert Rathbone. At the alumni luncheon, President Garfield said the college seeks a 2 million endowment, with gifts and promises totaling about 1.0 million already in hand, plus potential additions from an estate. The need is urgent to raise funds for faculty salaries and future needs.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Charles B. Wheeler
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Supreme Court
Morris Schaff
Massachusetts State Gas and Electric Light Commission
Francis N. Peloubet
Auburndale
William F. Weeks
Vermont
William Roscoe Thayer
Boston
Frank Jewett Mather, Jr
Princeton University
James H. van Sickle
Springfield
Mass
Albert Rathbone
New York
Harry A. Garfield
Williams
General Education Board of
Rockefeller Foundation
Russell Sage
Garfield
SAY STUDENT STOLE AUTO
Alden Smith, a high school student, will face court next Saturday on charges of taking a car from A. C. Cesseboom’s garage Monday night for a joy ride. Police say the trio entered with a false key after breaking a street light, removed the plates, and drove about the countryside for hours before returning the auto.
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Middleboro
Alden Smith
A. C. Cesseboom
Smith
Youngest Prisoner in Manchester Faces Theft Charge
Manchester police brought 12 year old Alec Remillard before the juvenile court for attempting to steal 60 dollars and a diamond ring from Mrs. Fred J. Demers home last Monday. He was sent to the State Industrial School.
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Manchester
N. H
Alec Remillard
Fred J. Demers
State Industrial School
Filene store markets little things as big services
The Filene store touts its Personal Service Bureau offering a wide range of services and small conveniences. It highlights seasonal offerings from winter earmuffs to summer beach caps, delivery to homes, deposit accounts, hair care, dining, and a new fast lunch service for outing parties, claiming these little things are really big things shaping the store’s size and reputation.
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Filene
Pounder and Bainton Wed In East Boston Nuptials
At the bride’s father William Pounder 7388 Saratoga Street East Boston Miss Anna May Pounder became the wife of Harlow Bainton of Hyde Park last evening in a quiet ceremony at the Pounder residence.
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William Pounder
Saratoga Street
Boston
Anna May Pounder
Harlow Bainton
Hyde Park
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I. W. Meaning
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South Africa
Asher Anderson
Kerr Boyce Tupper
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Charles W. Wendte
Elmer Forbes
Charles I. Dole
Lee S. McCollester
Samuel A. Eliot
Young People’s Religious Union of
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the Vendome
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Dorchester
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