Nephew of T. G. Plant Weds in Washington
Phyllis M. Maguire of Roxbury married Everett G. Plant in Washington on Monday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. A. G. B. Pierce, a Unitarian minister. Everett is the son of William F. Plant, a Newton shoe manufacturer, and nephew of Thomas G. Plant.
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Phyllis M. Maguire
Round Hill Street
Roxbury
Washington
A. G. B. Pierce
Everett G. Plant
William F. Plant
Cotton Street
Newton
Thomas G. Plant
Miss Maguire Weds Everett G Plant in Washington Affair
Everett G Plant, son of W F Plant, married Miss Maguire of Jamaica Plain after moving from Newton to Washington. The couple settled on West Fourteenth Street and began housekeeping while the elder Plant declined to confirm the marriage. Francis Maguire aided the match and accompanied his sister Phyllis to Washington.
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Thomas G. Plant Company
Jamaica Plain
Maguire
Everett G. Plant
William F. Plant
Everett
Newton
Thomas G. Plant
Francis Maguire
Miss Maguire
Winston
Washington
Francis
Phyllis
West Fourteenth Street
Miss Lamphrey Weds Charles H. Wellington in Oxford
Miss Mary Eunice Lamphrey married Charles H. Wellington a week ago at his Oxford home. Wellington, a Boston contractor with J. J. McCarthy & Company of 170 Summer Street, the wedding was conducted by Rev. William Henry Hayes of the Congregational Church.
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Oxford
Mary Eunice
Lamphrey
Charles H. Wellington
Boston
J. J. McCarthy & Company
Summer Street
Van Loons Comic Featured In Color Sunday Page
The Doings of the Van Loons is praised as one of the funniest comics now running. A full page of the Van Loons in color will appear in the next Sunday Post.
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van Loons
Dorchester District Court Feud Plays Out At Mancovitz Hearing
Testimony in U S District Court reveals alleged money concealment linked to Mancovitz case and a political feud with former Ward 8 Representative. Witnesses describe money hidden in Watchmaker home and flows to settle creditors while defense questions motive and past loans.
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Dorchester District Court
David Mancovitz
Ward 8
David Stoneman
United States District Court
Damon E. Hall
Stoneman
Mancovitz
Mary Watchmaker
United States
French
Jacob Watchmaker
Charles B. Jopp
John R. Murphy
Murphy
Watchmaker
Yale
Boston
David Manecovitz
Mr. Hall
Governor’s Council
Charles F. Lewis
Mr. Murphy
Mr. French
Harvard Students Salaries Show Low Early Earnings
Harvard graduates, despite prestige, average just 975 dollars a year in initial posts with the Harvard appointment office. The 129 silting youths last year show their best earnings since 1909, when averages were higher. The office notes improved job connections but says firms do not yet fully utilize trained graduates. The service remains free to employers and applicants.
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Harvard
Harvard Employment Office
Stenographers Hear Hickox Lecture at Perkins Hall
William Hickox founder of the Hickox Shorthand School presented A Little Journey to Europe before the Stenographers Mutual Benefit Association. He guided members through principal cities of Europe illustrating the old world’s beauty during the illustrated lecture last night.
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William Hickox
Hickox
Europe
Stenographers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Perkins Hall
Continental Boston's Greatest Clothing Store
Notice highlights a fashion retailer in Boston at the intersection of Washington and Boylston Streets.
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Boston
Washington and Boylston Streets
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Iverpool W
ONDON
Globe Insurance Co
TRIE
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Baltimore
Bedford St
T. G. Plant
Miss Lamphrey
C. H. Wellington
Balmacaan
Ward
Foss
Counsel Hall
Jacob Watchman
J.pingm Murphy
Jopp
Meyer Jonasson &Co
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
A. Wolfing & Co
Irving Pl
iNew York
Bauer Chemical Co
Wm. Lee Howard
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
Summer St
ORY
Elena
American Wine Co
ST. Louis
Ieee
Riker-Jaynes
Flex Oil
O’sulivan, Specialties CO
Lowell,Mans
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