Marriage at Bailey Home Unites West and Brown
A. West of 8 Brown Place and another resident were married last evening at 2 Fairmount Street home of Mr and Mrs Edwin T Bailey. The ceremony was led by Rev Norman E Richardson of Cambridge with assistance from Rev A M Herrick pastor of the local Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. West
Brown Place
Edwin T. Bailey
Fairmount Street
Norman E. Richardson
Cambridge
A. M. Herrick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Drowns Herself in Green River Bay at Ellsworth
Flora E. Herrick 39 of Bluehill died by suicide in Green River Bay after leaving a sister's home in South Sunny. Despondency and ill health cited as causes. Husband left behind. Body found on shore after hours long search as tide receded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Flora E. Herrick
Bluehill
South Sunny
Green River Bay
Cut mail rate for railroads approved by Post Office
Washington October 5 By an order from the Post Office Department land grant railroads will receive only 15.39 dollars for every two thousand pounds of mail carried beyond 48 000 pounds. The old rate was 17.10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
US Gunboats May Be Sent to Portugal
Genoa Oct 5 The United States gunboats Petrel and Wheeling arrived from Port Said and may stay a week here unless ordered to Lisbon to protect American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Portugal
Genoa
United States
Petre
Wheeling
Port Said
Lisbon
Milliner Must Pay Her Tailor for Spring Gown
Mrs. Bessie G Shipman of 5 Upland Road Cambridge was ordered by Judge Bennett in municipal court to pay W Paris a tailor 81 dollars plus interest from February 1910 and court costs for a spring gown she refused to accept The case noted the court asked her to try on the suit but she declined Keag Manufacturing Company directors were reelected at noon with Coolidge Gard ner Amory Meyer Wigglesworth and others and a committee on accounts was named The treasurer reported finances in excellent condition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie G. Shipman
Upland Road
Cambridge
Bennett
W. Paris
Injured trench worker awarded 1700 in suit against contractor
James Gettins was awarded 1700 yesterday in his lawsuit against Thomas J. Kelley a contractor for 20000 damages connected to personal injuries from a trench collapse on May 18 1906 while Gettins worked on Harvard Medical School grounds. The trench caved in on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gettins
Thomas J. Kelley
Kelley
Gettins
Harvard Medical School
Jm. Kelley
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