Universalist Pastor Weds Hazel Allen in Brookline Ceremony
The Rev Thomas J Farmer of Cortland New York married Hazel Lavita Allen in Brookline last night at Leyden Congregational Church. The ceremony featured green and white decor and Johengrins wedding march by Henry Sleeper. reception followed at the bride's home 70 Williston Road with a large bridal party and four bridesmaids.
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Thomas J. Farmer
Universalist Church
Cortland
New York
Brookline
Hazel Lavita Allen
Shirley
Leyden Congregational Church
Herbert D. Allen
Williston Road
Johengrin
Henry B. Sleeper
Smith College
Herbert Clark
Endicott
Thomas HH. Saunders
Amesbury
Mass
Katherine Beane
Portsmouth
N. H
Gertrude M. Butler
Lawrence
Leta H. Bishop
Ruth Howell
Newtonville
Gretchen
Minnie Gardner
Wife of 53 Years Wins Name Fight Over Marriage
Nashua New Hampshire 1858 records show clergyman officiated at the wedding of Mrs. Saral M. Clark and John W. Clark. Despite lack of Lowell records, the court ruled the marriage valid in Nashua on June 6 1858 with witnesses detailing years of cohabitation and family history.
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Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Clark
Anna J. Hunt
Blodgett
Mrs. Clark
Miss Bertha Carlton Weds New Jersey Man
Miss Bertha Mae Dorothy daughter of former Representative Ignatius J Carlton of Chelsea and John William Eckman of Bayonne New Jersey were married yesterday afternoon at St Rose Church Chelsea The Rev Thomas J Quinlan officiated Best man was Thomas T Carlton brother of the bride and the bridesmaid was Miss Marion L Carlton sister The ushers were Albert Cahill Edward J Mahoney and George Best all of Chelsea.
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Bertha Mae Dorothy
Ignatius J. Carlton
Chelsea
John William Eckman
Bayonne
N. J
St. Rose Church
Thomas J. Quinlan
Thomas T. Carlton
Marion L. Carlton
Albert Cahill
Edward J. Mahoney
George Best
State Auditor Turner Dies at Home in Malden
State Auditor Henry Edward Turner died at his Malden home just before midnight after a long illness dating from February. He is survived by his widow, a son H. H. Turner of Walla Walla, Washington, and a daughter Mrs. Annabelle Turner Thorne.
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Henry Edward Turner
Malden
Mr. Turner
Turner
H. H. Turner
Walla Walla, Wash
Annabelle Turner Thorne
Birth and Career of Henry Edward Turner of Malden
Henry Edward Turner was born in Boston in May 1812 and lived in Malden from 1845. He came from Henry KE Turner a descendant of Humphrey Turner who came to Massachusetts in 1680. He trained in Malden Pierce Academy Norwich Conn and Medford private schools. His 40 year career began 1858 as clerk and bookkeeper at Wellington Winter Gross in Boston then 14 years with Clark Adams Clark as accountant and partner retiring in 1887.
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Henry Edward ‘Turner
Boston
Malden
Henry KE. Turner
Humphrey Turner
England
Massachusetts
Turner
Moses Pond & Co
Pierce Academy
Middleboro
Norwich
Conn
Medford
Wellington, Winter & Gross
Clark, Adams & Clark, Crockery Importers
Longtime Malden civic leader and Republican figure dies
Obituary honors Mr. Turner a shoe machinery maker and businessman who served Malden as treasurer of the city committee through multiple campaigns and in the Common Council. He was state legislator 1889 to 1891 and 1898, state auditor 1901, and helped craft the metropolitan sewerage act. He held numerous club and yacht positions and belonged to Masonic bodies and other orders.
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Malden
Turner
Railroad Committee
Malden Club
Great Head
Hull
Corinthian
Scottish Rite Consistory
Boston
Royal Arcanum
Bibelot Captures Emperor William's Cup in Kiel Race
The American yacht Bibelot won the fifth international race and the Emperor William's cup in Kiel Germany on June 28. The Beaver finished second and earned the Prince Henry cup. A heavy wind of 23 miles per hour challenged crews as the tri angular course unfolded and the Cima retired after the first round.
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Kiel
Germany
Bibelot
Cima
Body Found in Dorchester Stable Loft
The body of a man believed to be David M. Ferguson was found yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock in the hay loft of Patrick Finnegan’s stable on Ellet street Dorchester. Ferguson had been seen Sunday morning and is thought to have entered the barn and died while asleep. Little is known of him in Dorchester beyond a few years’ residence and prior work for P F Lyons.
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David M. Ferguson
Michael F. McDonough
Dorchester
Patrick Finnegan
Ellet Street
Ferguson
P. F. Lyons
Arkwright Club in Boston Tightens Cotton Mills Output
Edward Stanwood told the House committee that the Arkwright Club, a social business group of mill treasurers, sought to curtail cotton mill output and reduce wages and weekly hours to hold prices. He cited letters from Richard Olney and William Wood and noted only about half of represented firms joined the curtailment.
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Arkwright Club
Boston
Edward Stanwood
House Committee On
Department of Justice
Stanwood
Lowell
Fall River
New Bedford
New England
Ind
Richard Olney
William Wood
American Woolen Company
Beal
Fire Record From 7 A M To 2 A M
Daily fire record notes two calls. At 5 35 p m a blaze at Garresel loas 124 A street South Boston caused a $50 loss. At 9 40 p m a second alarm for Box 917 John Gill 287 Hancock street Dorchester incurred $15 in damage.
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V. Garreselloas
A Street
South
Boston
John Gill
Hancock Street
Dorchester
Buffalo Firemen Visit Show Speed of Boston Engine
The Buffalo Volunteer Firemen visiting Buffalo were treated to a demonstration by Engines 26 and 35 on Mason Street led by Acting Chief John Grady. Captain Howard sounded the alarm and the team raced from poles to a horseless engine, thrilling the spectators. The group toured Cambridge and the reservoir, then attended a luncheon at Jamaica Plain and planned visits to Chelsea and Revere Beach with a dinner hosted by the Barnicoats.
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Mason Street
John Grady
Buffalo
Tremont
Boylston Street
Park Street
Mall of the Common
Cambridge
Reservoir
Boylston
Fire Headquarters
Chelsea
Revere Beach
Proves He Is Still Living and Freed in Maine Case
Charles I Weymouth, alive after three years, proves identity in Maine and secures release of Joseph Buzzell Orion Merrill and Maude A Snow. Weymouth leaves for Sherbrooke Canada under Supreme Court protection amid questions over a prior financial deal. The three freed say the case was a mistake and return home to Dayton East Pittston.
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Biddeford
Maine
Dayton
Charles I. Weymouth
Sherbrooke
Canada
Weymouth
Supreme Court
Joseph Buzzell
Orion Merrill
Maude A. Snow
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Massachusetts Regiment
Danvers Insane Hospital
Ross
Est Foss
Cerey
Rié
Zabeth Beaton
Danvers
Alice Beaton
Donald Beaton
John W. Clark
Bertha Carlton
New Jersey
America
Best Wine
Auditor Turner
Henry E. Turner
Buffalo Veil
Lisle
LACE
Lile Lisle
Tan Lisle
Learance Sale OF
Oxfords
Dorothy Dodd
Women's Shoe Store
Temple Place
Kodak Store
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