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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1900

Page

2

Miss Mary Wilkins to Wed Dr Charles Freeman

Noted New England author Miss Mary E. Wilkins will marry Dr Charles Freeman of Metuchen New Jersey in a quiet home ceremony. The date is to be fixed and the wedding will be attended by only a few relatives and friends as the culmination of a romance already noted in society columns.

Mary E. Wilkins New England Charles Freeman Metuchen, N. d Mary FE. Wilkins Metuchen N. J

Miss Wilkins Betrothed to Dr Freeman in Metuchen Romance

This report outlines the engagement of author Miss Wilkins to Dr. Freeman, details their secret betrothal, imminent marriage within six weeks, and her literary career including Pembroke and The Hearts' Highway. It notes her residence in Randolph with Mr and Mrs John Wales and her upcoming move to Metuchen New Jersey.

Miss Wilkins Metuchen Dr. Freeman

Correct Dress by Prank H Chamberlain Haberdasher

The well known haberdasher Prank H Chamberlain at 663 Washington proposes a useful booklet Correct Dress. It covers attire from evening wear to business suits and silk hats to hosiery with authoritative sources cited. The book includes diagrams and tips for tying scarves hat styles umbrellas gloves and other gentlemanly dress details.

H. Chamberlain

The George W Wells Six Masted Schooner Arrives in Boston Harbor

The six masted schooner George W Wells, world’s only vessel of its kind, arrived in Boston Harbor from Baltimore under Captain Arthur Crowley who co owns with brother Captain John G Crowley. They built the John B Prescott previously and plan more six or even seven and eight master ships. After unloading in Boston, Wells will sail light to Philadelphia then carry coal to Havana.

George W. Wells Boston Baltimore Arthur Crowley John G. Crowley John B. Prescott Old Salts Crowleys Prescott Wells Camden Cape Henry Vineyard Sound Sound Philadelphia Havana

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