Will Wed Again in Distinctively Green Wedding
The ceremony at 8 o'clock was officiated by Rev. N. K. Bishop. Bride and groom plan a wedding tour to Washington and the South before settling at 659 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington Heights. Guests from Boston Brookline Newton Cambridge Roxbury Arlington Lexington attended the church ceremony and reception at 20 Monmouth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. K
Alice L. Burleigh
Laconia
N. H
Frank Wrence Blood
Groton
Arthur D. Stone
Lexington
Carleton Childs
East Lexington
Charles Abner Raymond
Portland
Irving J. Wetherbee
South
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington Heights
Mrs. Ladenburg to wed Ralph W Ellis in society match
Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg widow of a $7,000,000 banker plans marriage to Ralph W. Ellis, Meadowbrook Hunt Club master on Long Island. The arrangement, though not officially announced, is admitted by club members as true. she rose in Boston and New York society and remains a leading figure after her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolf Ladenburg
Ralph W. Ellis
Meadowbrook
Alwoysh
Long Island
Boston
Emily Stevens
Samuel Eliot
Brimmer Street
Beacon Street
Ladenburg
Lastanuary
Post
Florida
Nassau
Thalmann & Co
Ladenbure
Eugenie Mary
Sleven
Stevenses
Alexander H. Stevens
Sixth National Bank
Emily Marshall
Baston
Landenburg
Wetherbee Bowers Tie in Somerville Church Ceremony
Miss Helen Frances Wetherbee and Mr Leon Andrew Bowers wed at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Somer in a scene showy with society and musical circles. The bride, a contralto performer, has appeared at Boston area musicales, while the groom is linked to Arlington real estate and the Belfry Club in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Somerville
Helen Frances Wetherbee
Leon Andrew Bowers
Boston
Arlington
Belfry Club
Lexington
Prige
Hew
Mary Eileen O'Connor Weds Thomas A. Maloney
Miss Mary Eileen O'Connor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. O'Connor, married Thomas A. Maloney a Boston customs inspector at St Patrick's Dudley Street. Rev Joseph H. Gallagher officiated. Sister Winifred A. O'Connor served as bridesmaid. William V. Maloney was best man. The couple exchanged vows at 3 p.m. with a small family ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
Mary Eileen O’connor
Eugene J. O’connor
Thomas A. Maloney
United States
Boston
Joseph H. Gallagher
St. Patrick's Church
Winifred A. O'Connor
William V. Maloney
Vermont and New Fork Creamery Goods Featured in Sale Ad
A fragmented grocery ad lists Vermont and New York Creamery products, coffee brands including Shield Brand, Formosa tea varieties, New Orleans Molasses, Golden Drips syrup, and laundry soap deals. It highlights large tubs, 1 to 80 lb items, and multiple prices for daily pantry needs.
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Vermont
New Fork
York
New York
Assam
Ceylon
New Orleans
Iba
Maloney Couple Plans New York State Tour After Wedding
Dinner was served at the bride's parents residence at 134 Eustis Street. Mr and Mrs Maloney will tour New York State and visit Niagara before returning.
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Ding
Eustis Street
Mrs. Maloney
New York State
Niagara
Wedding of Jennie M Bird to Harrison C Frost Near North Shore
Jennie M Bird daughter of Charles G Bird wed Harrison C Frost son of A R Frost yesterday at Roxbury Universalist Church. Rev A J Patterson officiated. The couple will reside at Hotel Oxford and receive on Oct 11 after a reception.
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Charles G. Bird
Winthrop Yacht Club
Jennie M. Bird
A. J. Patterson
Universalist Church
Roxbury
Harrison C. Frost
A. R. Frost
Chelsea
Thomas Carruth
Fred Bird
Howard Faunce
A. H. Nagel
New York
Washington
Yerxa SEXTON Couple Wed In Somerville Home Ceremony
Miss Helen Maude Sexton daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Sexton of 69 Berkeley Somerville and Robert Allen Yerxa of 233 Elm West Somerville were married at the bride’s home by Rev N K Bishop. The bride wore white silk with duchess and pearl trimming and carried bride roses. Ushers Misses Clara Butterworth Mabel Cadman Julia Yerxa Gertrude Jouett. Reception music by a ladies orchestra directed by Miss Ina Bagnall. They will tour New York Washington and Philadelphia and reside at 92 Oxford Street Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Maude Sexton
Isaac Sexton
Berkeley Street
Somerville
Robert Allen Yerxa
Elm Street
West Somerville
N. K. Bishop
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Clara Butterworth
Mabel Cadman
Julia Yerxa
Gertrude Jouett
Ina Bagnall
Meharg and Byrne Weds in Beachmont Ceremony
Joseph Meharg of Beachmont and Mary Byrne of Cambridge married at the parochial residence of Rev. Father Lee in Revere last evening. Rev. Father Lee officiated. Attendants were Mrs. Robert Gordon as bridesmaid and Robert Gordon of the Boston Globe as best man. The bride wore white taffeta and lilies of the valley. A reception followed and the couple will tour then reside on Ocean avenue Beachmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Meharg
Beachmont
Mary Byrne
Cambridge
Father Lee
Revere
Robert Gordon
The
Boston Globe
Ocean Avenue
Rankin Anderson Wedding At Home In Wells Ma To Fayville Mass
A pretty home wedding was held at 107 Poplar Street as Miss Sarah Rankin joined Mr Albert Rankin of Wells Maine in marriage. Bridesmaid Miss EB J Anderson and best man Mr G Morrill attended. Rev J J Lan sing officiated. A collation followed and the couple departed by late train for Fayville Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Anderson
Poplar Street
Sarah
Albert Rankin
Wells
EB. J. Anderson
G Morrill
J. J. Lansing
Fayville
Mass
Trains Collide in Fog at Argentine Yard
Four trains wrecked in Santa Fe yards at Argentine Kansas City in heavy fog. An east bound freight failed to signal, a fast freight crashed into the rear of the speed freight, and further rear collisions followed. Only one man, George Slater a stockman, was injured with a broken arm and a cut head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Argentine
California
George Slater
Lincoln Douglas joint debate honored at Knox College
Knox College in Galesburg Illinois commemorated the 38th anniversary of Lincoln and Douglas joint debate with a bronze tablet unveiling. Attendees included Chauncey Depew Robert Lincoln and Senator Palmer and about 25 000 people witnessed the event marking the 1858 debate location.
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Galesburg
Knox College
Lincoln
Douglas
Lincoln-Douglas
Chauncy Depew
Robert T. Lincoln
Senator Palmer
Clarke B. Carr
C. E. Nash
Lombard University
Chauncey M. De‘pew
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Illinois
Buchanan
John J. Crittenden
Horace Greeley
North
United States Senate
Ilinois
Vermont
Kentucky
Indiana Forest
Scroby
Holland
Plymouth Rock
New England
Lecompton
Dred Scott
Douglas Lincoln
Supreme Court
Clinois
White House
Fialay
Stephen A. Douglas
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A. T. Stewart & Co
Tre Atarade
Wien
Wien’s
BIC
Yankee
Summer Stree
Adolph Ladenburg
Bowers
Wetherbee
Butte
iSc
the Wholesale Supply Co
North Et
Frost
BIRD
Meharg
Bryne
Rankin
Anderson
Lincoln -Douglas
Gales
Friends
Springfield
Union
E Douglas
Prairie Homes
Cushing
Sted & Snow
Sale
Mer Street
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