Nahant Girl Weds Army Lieutenant in Salem Armory
Miss Marion Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Johnson of Pearl road Nahant married Lieutenant Lee Seguin in the Salem armory. The ceremony was held under a special permit from Judge Edward OBrien of Salem and was performed by Rev J Hi Hill. The bride graduated from Lasell College and the groom from the New York Military Academy and West Point class of 194.
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Edward O’brien
Salem
Marion Johnson
George L. Johnson
Pearl Road
Nahant
Lee Seguin
Salem Armory
J. Hi. Hill
Lynn
Warren Bros bid 8 cents lower for paving on Commonwealth avenue
Opening bids for 11 000 square yards of bitulithic surfacing showed Warren Bros. Co at 1.45 per sq yd, eight cents less than their previous 1.53 rate on 86 000 sq yd. Mayor Curley likely to award. Bermudez Co offered sheet asphalt as the lowest bid.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Warren Bros. Company
Curley
Finance Commission
Bermudez Company
Heads Needed in Hospitals for Wartime Staffing
Dr. Hugh Cabot urged the nation to recruit hospital executives to lead wartime medical logistics. He cited Britain's system and Harvard service abroad, noting surgeons and army officials alone cannot fill the required roles. He emphasized hospital superintendents as best suited to organize and run rapid, effective hospital staffs.
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Hugh Cabot
Special Aid Society
Boylston Street
Cabot
Harvard
Congress
Conspiracy Claim Lies At Heart Of $50 000 Suit
In Nashua a closing argument in the alienation suit against Mrs. Bessie M. Mitchell of Manchester, brought by Mrs. Rena Hazleton, portrayed the case as a conspiracy between the Hazletons and Hazleton’s husband to obtain money. Attorneys argued about loans, trips, and alleged misconduct as the jury deliberated late into the night.
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Nashda
N. H
Bessie M. Mitchell
Manchester
Rena B. Hazleton
J. J. Doyle
Robert G. Pike
Attorney Doyle
Mitchell
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
White Mountains
Berkshires
Mrs. Hazleton
Doyle
Parr
George H. Phinney
Stanley
Lynn
Nathaniel Martin
Concord
Ike Hazleton
Gagnon
Mrs. Mitchell
City real estate proposal would extend Boylston Place to Eliot
Representatives Albert Apsey and William McDonald offered the city a 10 000 property gift plus two 11 story buildings worth 5 000 000 each at Eliot Street and Boylston Place if the street is widened to 40 feet. They estimate city costs at about 22 009 and would widen about half the length by purchasing two adjoining lots. The Mayor asked the Street Commission for a report. A separate Idaho letter seeks a wife for Mayor Curley, offering 1 and detailing a 48 year old widower, with photos and living in desert land.
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Boylston Place
Curley
Eliot Street
Albert S. Apsey
William J. McDonald
Messrs. Apsey and McDonald
Street Commission
Idaho
Cupid
L. B. Knox
Bennett
Iknox
Bennett Idaho
Vincent Club Girl Becomes Bride Today
Miss Caroline W. Foster of the Vincent Club younger set will wed Theodore Sizer of New York at the First Parish Church in Dover. Her sister Hilda Foster is maid of honor, Edith Foster and Edith Nagel are bridesmaids, with Emmalena Sizer, Esther Hosmer and Edith Nagel among the bridal party. Best man is Henry Parkman Jr. The Foster family resides in Needham and Mr Sizer is a Harvard man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline W. Foster
Vincent Club
Dover
Theodore Sizer
New York
Hilda C. Foster
Edith H. Foster
Emmalena Sizer
Edith Nagel
St. Louis
Esther Hosmer
Henry Parkman
Woman Dies From Burns In South End Tenement
Mary Cooney aged about eighty is dying at City Hospital from burns suffered when kerosene spilled on her while lighting a lamp in her ground floor tenement at 2 Bush Street. Janitor William Marrotte dragged her from a red hot stove. Police seek her married sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cooney
City Hospital
Bush Street
South End
William Marrotte
Spanish submarine Isaac Feral moves to East Boston for final trials
The Spanish submarine Isaac Feral built at Fore River shipyard in Quincy moved under its own power to the dry dock in East Boston. It will be painted and prepared for final trials on the government course at Provincetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Feral
Fore River
Quincy
Boston
Provincetown
Cartoon Exhibition Close Sunday at Copley Hall
The Raemaeker war cartoons exhibition at Copley Hall will close this Sunday afternoon at 5 o clock. Hundreds have visited the show during the season enjoying the pictorial news of the European war.
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Raemaeker
Copley Hall
Bedbug as Carrier Tied to Infantile Paralysis Bulletin
The bulletin notes bedbugs are mentioned as possible carriers of infantile paralysis infections and outlines control methods. It states benzine kerosene and other light oils may be used against the pests or premises can be fumigated with sulphur.
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Department of Agriculture
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Arthur
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Canal St. Near North Station
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Sunday Post
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Hazletons
Penn
Tremont Street
Flowerphone
Oxford
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Steve
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