Wedding of Florence Stratton and Dr Josiah Tilton in Concord
Miss Florence Gard ner Stratton and Dr. Josiah O. Tilton were married at the Unitarian Church in Concord. The ceremony featured the Lohengrin march and a large local and out-of-town guest list. Afterward the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Lexington on Thursdays starting December 18 and 20.
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Florence Gardner Stratton
George L. Stratton
Josiah O. Tilton
Lexington
Mass
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F. L. Phalen
Lucy Downing
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Joseph W. Lund
Isaac Hill
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Charles L. Jackman
Harry
Main Street
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Old South Church
Philbrick Dary Wedding at Roxbury Home
Miss Jeannette Tuttle Dary and Mr Henry Clifford Philbrick wed last evening at 7 o clock at No 40 Crawford street Roxbury Rev James De Normandie officiated The ceremony took place in a corner room lavishly decorated and an elaborate menu followed The bridesmaid was Miss Clara Adams Best man was Ralph S Bartlett Prominent guests included Bishop R S Foster General William M Osborne Samuel Little President of West End railroad and several clergymen and local officials
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Henry Clifford Philbrick
Crawford Street
Roxbury
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R. S. Foster
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David Loring, Jr
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West End Railroad
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Henry D. Forbes
Robert Fairbairn
R. Brigham Tafft
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Harris Hale
Warren
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Hutchinson and Abbott Tie the Knot in Lynn Ceremony
A notable Lynn society wedding last evening united Miss Mabel Abbott daughter of Fr. E Abbott with Samuel C Hutchinson of Lynn. The First Universalist Church wedding was conducted by Rev Mr Pull.
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Bazaar Flourishes Bright Boston Day at The Post Woman
Sunshine and mud marked a busy Boston bazaar day as crowds gathered at Bumstead Hall and booths buzzed with activity. Mrs. Tainton showcased rare embroideries while Harriet Brown offered dresses and patterns for charity. generous donations included a $600 Vose piano and a $150 statue.
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Wedding Ceremony Brightens Church with Palm Decor
The church overflowed with friends as Lillian Abbott and Mary L Brown led flowers before the bride. Miss Lillian Clapp served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Annie Moulton Mabel Breed Maud Jordan and Hettie Arnold. James A Hutchinson was best man. A reception followed at the bride’s Baltimore street home with guests from Boston Cambridge Salem and Malden.
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Annie Moulton
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Maud Jordan
Hettie Arnold
James A. Hutchinson
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Double Wedding at 343 Webster Avenue Chelsea
A double wedding occurred at 343 Webster Avenue Chelsea yesterday at 3 PM. Walter Pratt wed Carrie Staples and Jacob Pratt wed Lilla Staples, two brothers and two sisters, with Rev. A J Torsleff of Taunton MA officiating. After a brief honeymoon the couples will reside in Chelsea.
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Carrie Staples
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Taunton
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Fair for Working Girls Home at Horticultural Hall
Horticultural Hall hosts a charity fair for the Working Girls Home with pink and white decor. The week features banquets, singing by Mr and Mrs McKay, reader Miss May G Sawyer, and magic by Le Roy, plus an antiquarian supper night and daily musical entertainments. The home at 119 Charles Street replaces the former 12 Carver Street site, under president Mrs Eliza Trask Hill and cafe chair Mrs Mary S Howes.
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The Old Old Story
A ballroom scene recalls youth as she listens to a speaker in a candlelit balcony setting. The nostalgic mood and vivid imagery evoke memories of a past romance through an after dinner speech.
Tappen Martin Wed In Marlboro Boston Ceremony
Marriages list Tappen Martin Oct 28 Mary L. Martin of Marlboro and Samuel D H Tappen of Boston. Death notices include Ellen Veronica Brady 48 years 7 months 16 days Readville funeral from Sprague Street Nov 1 and Church of the Precious Blood Hyde Park interment Can CAMPBELL Cambridgeport N J Campbell age 44 45. Funeral details follow.
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Bright Eyes Signal Health From Stomach State
An old health note claims bright eyes reflect stomach health and that Ripans Tabules can restore stomach balance and maintain clear eyes.
All Hallows Eve Traditions In Boston Fun Night
Eerie legends dominate Halloween as hobgoblins and witches roam unseen for 64 days yearly, while Miss Beaconstreet and the town’s poorest family play apple games. Girls peek into mirrors at midnight to glimpse future husbands, naming chestnuts after men and reading parings for dowries. Boston Conservatory and University ladies join in, celebrating festive rituals.
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Halloween Festivities Light Up Boston Streets
Celebrations traceable to the seventh century mark Halloween with crowds in Boston. Adults recalled youth as games of chance resumed while candles and apples burned, and girls sought clues to future husbands during a night of festive revelry.
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Crowded Halloween Night Dances Across City
Midnight crowds filled Odd Fellows' Hall for Clan Mackenzie No 1 AOS C concert and ball with Dunbar's Band and clan pipers. The Scotch Grays hosted a Puritan Hall dance largely attended with McInnes’s Orchestra providing music.
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Court of Insolvency notice for Winthrop S. Fawcett assignee
Suffolk insolvency notice names Charles F. Smith as assignee in the estate of Winthrop S. Fawcett with a second creditors meeting set for November 2 1894 at ten in the forenoon in court. Also offers a portrait lens for sale or exchange for furniture with address D 600 the Post.
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