Fall Wedding Unites Goldthwait and Harding in Dorchester
A romance dating to 1892 at Harris School Dorchester ended last evening as Rev Charles E Barnes joined Miss Helen Louise Goldthwait and Charles Trott Harding at the bride's parents home 15 King street. The groom's brother Robert B Harding served as best man and, with W Fifield, groomsman, and G S Nichols, sister of the bride, among the bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris School
Dorchester
Charles E. Barnes
Helen Louise Goldthwait
Charles Trott Harding
Benjamin Goldthwait
King Street
Robert BE. Harding
Mr. Harding
Local Wedding Feast for Cadet Members and Guests
Miss Bonnie Starrett Gold Ithwait sister of the bride. groom a member of the First Are Cadets with several cadets in attendance. About 300 guests at the ceremony. Charles Harding, candidate for Common Council, well known among business associates. The Hardings leave for a wedding trip through Baltimore Washington Norfolk and will reside at 39 Waldeck Street after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmaid
Bonnie Starrett Goldithwait
Charles Harding
Common Council
Reading Weddings in Congregational Church and Home
In Reading on October 25 Eva Florence Hodson and Frank Edward Gleason wed at the Congregational Church with Rev. F S Hunnywell officiating. Bertha Gould Ruckle served as bridesmaid and A H Spott as best man. At home on Main Street Lillian Caroline Nichols married George W Fifield. Rev. Hunnywell again presided with James as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Congregational Church
Eva Florence Hodso
Alexander Hodson
Frank Edward Gleason
Jewell I. Gleason
F. S. Hunnywell
Bertha Gould Ruckle
A. H. Spott
Willard B. Nichols
Main ‘Street
Lillian ‘Caroline Nichols
George W. Fifield
Hunnywell
James
Miss Minnie Regan Weds Manuel Silva Jr in Roapney
Miss Minnie J Regan daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Regan of 23 Ingleside Roapney married Manuel F Silva Jr of 193 Vine Cambridge at her parents home. Father Diegan St Johns parish officiated. The couple will live at 23 Ingleside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie J. Regan
Martin Regan
Ingleside Street
Roapney
Manuel F. Silva, Jr
Vine Street
Cambridge
Father Diegan
St. John's Parish
Helen S. Murray
Max F. Macalouski
Edward Prescott
Imrose and Dockstader’s Company
William Troy
Boston
Mrs. Silva, Jr
Cambridge Wedding at North Avenue Baptist Church
Miss Harriett Lounsbury Boynton daughter of Mrs Wilmot Boynton of 130 Oxford street and Sheldon Leavitt Howard of Cambridge were married at the North Avenue Baptist Church Cambridge with Rev F E Marble officiating. The bride was given away by her brother W W Boynton. Marcia Shaw maid of honor and G A Fuller best man. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Avenue Baptist Church
Cambridge
Harriett Lounsbury Boynton
Wilmot Boynton
Oxford Street
Sheldon Leavitt Howard
W. W. Boynton
F. E. Marble
Marcia Shaw
G. A. Fuller
Springfield
Frank M. Boynton
Pittsburg
E. Hosmer Hammond
Newton Centre
G. Walter Vialle
Herbert B. Vialle
Concord
Harry van de Bogert
Medford
William A. Paull
Doctor Charles G Ross Weds Miss Emma Belle Dew
The couple married at the bride's parents home 42 Clark Street with Rev. Charles H Percival of Mysticside Congregational Church presiding. Attendants included Walter Katzman of Everett as groom and Miss Ada Drew as brides maid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everdtt
Charles G. Ross
Emma Belle Dew
Clark Street
Charles H. Percival
Mysticside
Mass couples seek marriage licenses in Providence
Three Massachusetts couples arrived in Providence to secure licenses. Henry William Hughes 45 of Waltham a railroad conductor and Bertha May Terry 18 of Charlestown claimed to be daughter of Henry L Terry. William Harry Dugger 23 of Boston and Sadie Lee Shearer 1 of Everett obtained a license. Edwin Dana Haskell 30 of Medford and Annie Josephine Riley 25 of Malden also applied. Fred Gray Malden 50 of Boston applied for Mrs Hilda Johanna Rooks 32 widow of Chicago.
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Providence
R. I
Massachusetts
Henry William Hughes
Waltham
Bertha May Terry
Charlestown
Mass
Henry L. Terry
William Harry Dugger
Boston
Sadie Lee Shearer
Everett
Edwin Dana Haskell
Medford
Annie Josephine Riley
Malden
Patrick J
Fred Gray Malden
Hilda Johanna Rooks
Chicago
Johnston Hayes United in Malden Wedding
Miss Anna Marie Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Hayes of Dorchester district and Mr James Henry Johnston of Medford were married yesterday at St Peter's Church The bride wore a white crepe de chine dress and carried a shower bouquet The bridesmaid wore pink crepe de chine and chrysanthemums The couple planned an extended West tour and will reside at their new Malden home after January 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Hayes
Michael Hayes
Dorchester
James Henry Johnston
Medford
St. Peter’s Church
Mary T. Hayes
William Johnston
Malden
Shearman Coffin Wedding at St John’s Church West Roxbury
In West Roxbury last evening the social event of the season featured the Shearman Coffin wedding at St John’s Episcopal Church. Rev A Shearman father of the bride and rector performed the ceremony for Miss Marion Shearman of Parley Vale and William B Coffin of Brookline. Margaret Souther of Jamaica Plain served as maid of honor with four bridesmaids: Rose Bradford of Washington D C, Rachel Newbury of Taunton, R C Thomas, and Alice McKey of Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Roxbury
Shearman-Coffin
St. John's Episcopal Church
9. A. Shearman
Marion Shearman
Parley Vale
William B. Coffin
Brookline
Margaret Souther
Jamaica Plain
Rose N. Bradford
Washington, D
R. C. Thomas
Rachel C. Newbury
Taunton
Alice McKey
Cyclist Butler Marries Mary Busnach in Cambridge Home
Cyclist Frank A. Butler, from a renowned bicycle family, wed Miss Mary Busnach at 2 30 PM yesterday. The ceremony took place at the Busnach residence 470 Green Street Cambridge with Rev. Dr. Hinckley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Butler
Mary Busnach
Samuel Busnach
Green Street
Cambridge
Dr. Hinckley
First Baptist Church
Day Dillaby Wedding in Charlestown Church
Miss Martha Day of Charlestown wed Frank H. Dillaby of Somerville in the Universalist Church Charlestown held last evening with Rev John B W Day officiating. The mother gave away the bride as maid of honor Miss Margaret Mais and bridesmaids Miss Harriet Stevens Miss Dora Daniels Miss Emma Raymond Miss Florence Day. Charles Dillaby served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Day
Charlestown
Frank H. Dillaby
Somerville
Universalist Church
John B. W. Day
Margaret Mais
Harriet Stevens
Dora Daniels
Emma Raymond
Florence Day
Charles Dillaby
Concannon and O Day Wed at St Augustine’s Church
James F. Concannon and Julia A. O Day were married at St Augustine's Church South Boston by Rev John J Harkins. Timothy J O Donnell was best man and Katherine Sullivan bridesmaid. The groom is a Brighton Station 14 officer. They will reside at 23 Brackett Street Brighton after January 1 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Concannon
Julia A. O’day
St. Augustine’s Church
South
Boston
John J. Harkins
Timothy J. O’donnell
Katherine Sullivan
Station 14
Brighton
New York
Marriage of Miss Martha J. McNeilly to Wilfred L Stevens
Miss Martha J. McNeilly daughter of Mr and Mrs Mathew McNeilly of 126 Brook Street Brookline was married on Tuesday evening to Mr Wilfred L Stevens a prosperous electrician The ceremony took place at Prospect Street Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Dr Sinclair The couple will honeymoon two weeks at St John New Brunswick and reside at Coolidge's Corner Brookline
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. McNeilly
Mathew McNeilly
Brook Street
Brookline
Wilfred L. Stevens
Prospect Street Presbyterian Church
Sinclair
St. John
N.B
Aged couple celebrates golden wedding in East Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A Wood marked 50 years of marriage at 130 Brooks Street East Boston with 100 relatives and friends in attendance. Wood aged 81 and his wife 68. He is a boat builder who helped construct the America yacht. Their five children include George A Wood a former noted ball player and umpire in the New York State league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Wood
Brooks Street
Boston
Mr. Wood
England
George A
Detroit
Philadelphia
H. Winsor
Dorchester
Samuel Gay
Taunton
Josephl. Wood
Buffalo
Amos Wood
Cure Constipation with Kas-Karines
Advertisement for Kas-Karines constipation remedy from Norris Chemical Co. Boston Massachusetts offers guaranteed relief at 25 or 50 cents with mail delivery option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Chem. CO
Wash
Boston
Mass
Gretna Green Pastor Charles H Plummer Dies
Providence reports the death of Rev Charles H Plummer known as Gretna Green's most noted minister. He tied many marriages between Chinese and white women and mourned his wife of 65 years who died last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Chinatown
Charles H. Plummer
Gretna Green
Pastor who bridged races dies after pneumonia
The Rev Patches, famed for performing mixed race marriages in a tiny sitting room, died this morning after a sudden cold developed into pneumonia. Born in Haverhill and linked to Philadelphia theatre, he preached in Lawrence and Taunton before settling in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Jerome and Twain exchange witticisms at Boston Authors Club
Mark Twain spoke at a Cambridge reception for the Boston Authors Club hosted by Harvard's J H Wright. Jerome K Jerome arrived late. Twain joked about age and writing in bed, while Jerome praised Twain and reflected on English American humor, tea culture, and their meeting at Jeromes home. Jerome plans to depart Boston on the morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ll. Clemens
Mark Twain
Boston Authors’ Club
J. H. Wright
Harvard
Quincy Street
Cambridge
Jerome K. Jerome
Mr. Clemens
Boston
Touraine
Tremont Street
London
England
Schenectady
New England
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
Mr. Jerome
Missing Malden Man Sought by Police
Malden Oct 25 The police were asked to locate Melvin Z Ringer 36 of 12 Davis street Linden who disappeared from his home last Friday His destitute family includes a wife and five children oldest 8 youngest about 2 years old
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Malden
Melvin Z. Ringer
Davis Street
Linden
Park Street Church Extends Call to Rev A Z Conrad
Park Street Church votes unanimously to extend a call to Rev A Z Conrad formerly of Old South Worcester to be associate pastor. A five member committee will confer on salary while Conrad, son of Rev J E B Conrad, has traveled Europe and Western Asia after resigning Worcester post in 1902. He praises Boston as ideal yet needing stronger religious instruction.
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Park Street Church
John Lindsay Withrow
A. Z. Conrad
Old South Church
Worcester
Conrad
J. EB. Conrad
Shiloh
Ind
Old South Congregational Church
Europe
Asia
Boston
Post
Benefit concert for Newton Nurses' Alumnae Association
A concert was held in Bray Hall tonight to benefit the Newton Nurses' Alumnae Association. Funds raised support the association and its activities in Newton Centre.
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Newton Nurses
Newton Centre
Bray Hall
Yee Wah to be arraigned for assault with dangerous weapon
Yee Wah the Chinese laundryman at 247 Broadway Cambridge will face Cambridge District Court today on assault with a dangerous weapon charge for wounds to Anna Mulhern of 3876 Windsor Street. He is recovering in Cambridge Hospital after a patrolman shot him in the wrist during a store rampage. Neither victim sustained serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee Wah
Broadway
Cambridge
Anna Mulhern
Windsor Street
Cambridge Hospital
John J. Jessep
Masonic Visit to Lash Lodge Chelsea Last Night
District Deputy Grand Master Edward G. Graves of the third Masonic district and Frank T. Barron paid an official visit to Robert Lash Lodge in Chelsea. The second and third degrees were conferred on several candidates and the Boston Singers Quartet provided singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Edward G. Graves
Masonic
Frank T. Barron
Robert Lash Lodge
Chelsea
Boston Singers
Cascarets Claim Quick Constipation Cure and Health Benefits
An advert promotes Cascarets as a safe candy like laxative for constipation indigestion and bad breath. It urges carrying a ten cent box, taking one tablet as needed, and claims 90 percent protection from common ailments by improving bowel function. It touts the Sterling Remedy Company as the maker and offers a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Dorchester Girl Escapes Serious Injury After Wild Runaway
Miss Mary E Nightengale narrowly escaped harm when a light carriage attached to a runaway horse swerved along Beaumont Street in Dorchester yesterday. The carriage struck a curb inducing a fall near Carruth Street injuring her with a broken rib and severe shock. She is visiting the Stearns family at 59 Beaumont Street and is from Quincy with parents at 440 Granite Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Nightengale
Beaumont Street
Dorchester
Carruth Street
Miss Nightengale
Albert H. Stearns
Dr. Bliss
Stearnses
Quincy
Granite Street
Woman Burned At Laundry Faces Possible Death
Mrs. Abbie A. Nickerson, 65, of Dorchester, suffered severe burns at T. D. Cook's private laundry on Columbia Road while warming tea. Her apron caught fire from hot coals in the furnace, and flames rapidly engulfed her. She was taken to Boston City Hospital in critical condition after temporary remedies were applied by Dr. Joseph Mariner Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie A. Nickerson
Harbell Terrace
Dorchester
Boston City Hospital
T. D. Cook
Columbia Road
Nickerson
Medals Awarded for Heroic Fire Rescue in Readville
Hyde Park October 25. Gold medals awarded by the Board of Trade to six men who helped save 18 horses amid the Readville Sawtelle Company stable fire of August 19. Recipients: Archibald Cochrane Captain Hose 3 Hyde Park fire department Edward J. Welsh Patrolman Hyde Park Frank Shackelford Thomas M. Stevens Charles S. Kelly John Mattreno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Board of Trade
W. Sawtelle Company
Readville
A. J. Leach
Massachusetts Humane Education Society
Archibald Cochrane
Hose
Edward J. Welsh
Frank Shackelford
Thomas M. Stevens
Charless. Kelly
John Mattreno
Melrose Man Dies After Street Car Collision
Albert W. Brown 83 of 39 Fairmount Street died at Melrose Hospital from injuries after being struck by a Boston and Northern railroad car on Grove Street. He leaves a wife and several children. Police investigate and an inquest will be held soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Albert W. Brown
Fairmount Street
Grove Street
Boston & Northern
Melrose Hospital
Missing South Boston girl Josephine Muldowney
Tears mark the search for 16 year old Josephine Muldowney who vanished from 27 Boston Street South Boston on August 14. Her mother Mrs Andrew Muldowney appeals to police amid no solid clues while investigators think she may be in New York working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Andrew Muldowney
Boston Street
South
Boston
New York
Wisconsin Student Praises Postum Food Coffee Cure
A Wisconsin student credits Postum Food Coffee with curing coffee poisoning that ruined her health. She slept better, ate normally, gained color and strength, and now finds study and mental work pleasant. The testimonial, from Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich, ends with a plug for the book The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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W. Fifield
G. 8. Nichols
Evelyn Ray Newell
W. A. Newell
William W. Walberger
W. C. Meyers
Ponsee
Washington Street
Fred Walberger
Comn
Josephine W. Newell
Smith
TITAN
Tull
Puritan Dental Co
Gar
Nature
Washington St
Adams House
Iday
Silva—Regan
Howard—Boynton
DR. Ross
Miss Dew
Johnston—Hayes
Coffin—Shearman
Butler
Stevens
M’neilly
City Hall
Poston
Haverhill
Lawrence
Bay State
Jerome
Julia Ward Howe
T. W. Higginson
E. E. Hale
Ireland
Mississippi
X-Zalia Corp
Dept. C
Batterymarch St
Park ST. Church
Withrow
South Boston
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