Be Wedded On Her Sick Bed Lynn News
Miss Millie C. McCullough wed Allen D. Smith last night in Lynn while confined to her sick bed and propped by pillows, choosing marriage over postponement amid illness.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1910
Page
15
Miss Millie C. McCullough wed Allen D. Smith last night in Lynn while confined to her sick bed and propped by pillows, choosing marriage over postponement amid illness.
Miss McCullough’s private Lynn wedding, conducted by Rev. Arthur Harriman at East Baptist Church, followed a cancellation of invitations as she recovered from sudden illness. Guests visited her home at 48 Smith Street as word of the nuptials spread. She came from Eastport, Maine two years ago and found work at a Union Street bakery. Mr. Smith, a nearby shop owner, supplied lunches and their engagement was recently announced.
The Yorktown arrived at Amapala Honduras to relieve the Princeton and monitor the Davila Valladares power struggle. The Princeton sails to Panama for coal and will join Yorktown again at Amapala. Officials say Valladares holds the garrison and unrest may be spreading in the republic.
New York November 7. Evidence that late William F Crerand publisher of a trade journal was of unsound mind when he made his will was offered by his sister Mrs Rose C Finlay. A trained nurse testified he forgot trumps during bridge whist and habitually looked back through played tricks to see which cards were out. Crerand left about 80000 dollars with the sister receiving 1500 under the will.
J Murphy and John Marchant of Gomerville were arraigned in the gobo court yesterday morning on larceny charges for a hen and a yok. Judge Barnard found them guilty and fined $15 each. Shea, of Western Avenue, claimed the poultry. Murphy and Marchant were arrested at 4 30 Sunday by Patrolman Bows at Oak Square, each with a bird under his coat. They said they obtained them at a raffle in Arlington.
Mary Garden will not sing Salome or perform the dance of the Seven Veils when the Chicago Grand Opera Company performs at the Auditorium in January. Mrs F H Snyder, manager, says ministers' agitation influenced the decision and patrons did not request the piece.
Thirty fishing vessels docked at Ti wharf Sunday and Monday delivering 262000 pounds of fish. Haddock 23200 pounds, cod 57100, pollock 60700, pollock Iock 115500, cask 5500. Top consignments Yankee 2500, Matiana 2000, Maud F Silva 1000 pounds. Market prices show haddock and cod at varying cents per pound.
Allan line steamer Nu Midian arrived at Mystic from Glasgow and Moville with 7 cabin and 200 steerage passengers amid sparse detentions by immigration officials. Leyland line Bohemian from Liverpool anchored at quarantine, with passengers listed and cargo including wool, cotton, steel and liquors. Zeeland from Liverpool late, 571 passengers aboard, while Pass of Balmaha and Queen contend for speed race to Buenos Aires and Concepcion. Nantucket Shoals lightship No 85 undergoes repairs, with relief No 66 to mark station. Wreckage from Davis Palmer mast poses navigation hazard near Broad Sound. Stotesbury reported lost, abandoned as total loss. George P Hudson towed in with coal. weekly Boston import/export figures show foreign merchandise up vs last year.
Shipping news shows arrivals and departures with high water times and tide rise. Several ships and steamers are listed arriving from Norfolk Nantucket Moville Esparza Glenn Halifax Port Hawkesbury and more with barges and schooners named. Cleared and bailed vessels include Prince Arthur Onondaga Governor Dingley and Mary Langdon among others. Also notes a pier office ad for piano and boat loans at 88 Washington Street and 508 Wash a st.
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