WEDDINGS IN SOCIETY TODAY MISS COOLIDGE TO WED PERKINS
Boston society follows three notable weddings with the centerpiece the marriage of Miss Mary Coolidge and Mr John Forbes Perkins of Milton to be held at high noon in the Wentworth mansion council chamber at Portsmouth New Hampshire. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Edward Hall and Rev Alfred Gooding with a special train carrying guests from Boston. Perkins is a Harvard graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Edward Cranch Perkins.
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Boston Society
Mary Coolidge
John Forbes Perkins
Milton
Wentworth Mansion
J. Templeman Coolidge, Jr
Portsmouth
N. H
Benning Wentworth
New Hampshire
Edward Hall
Cambridge
Alfred Gooding
Boston
North Station
Miss Coolidge
Mr. Perkins
Harvard
Edward Cranch Perkins
Edna Polson and Frederic Woods wed at Hotel Somerset
The largest town wedding today unites Miss Edna Polson and Mr Frederic Lester Woods at the Hotel Somerset at noon. Polson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Polson of the Somerset, private ceremony followed by a reception from 12:30 to 2. After December 1 they reside at 1122 Commonwealth Avenue Brookline. Woods is the second son of Colonel E H Woods of Commonwealth Avenue.
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Edna Polson
Frederic Lester Woods
Hotel Somerset
Miss Polson
Richard Polson
the Somerset
Commonwealth Avenue
Brookline
Mr. Woods
E. H. Woods
Magnolia wedding at H M Curry villa in Pittsburg
Miss Laura Curry and Mr Charles Scott Estabrook will be married at 6 this afternoon at the handsome new Curry villa in Pittsburg. The residence cost nearly half a million dollars and is among the finest on the north shore.
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Magnolia
Laura Curry
Charles Scott Estabrook
H. M. Curry
Pittsburg
North Shore
Miss Curry
Margaret Curry
Albert Curry
Charles Curry
Europe
Estabrook
William Sears Estabrook
Syracuse
Comstock Avenue
Aged Wakefield Boy George Curtis Found Safe
George Curtis eight year old of Wakefield returned home after being missing since Saturday. He said he went to Lowell on a business trip and was delayed by rain. Friends suspected foul play but he is safe at home.
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Wakefield
George Curtis
Yale Avenue
Lowell
Cameos of American History and Butterworth Poems
The article reviews William Butterworths poetry and librettos, noting his verse skill and works such as Under the Palms and David the Shepherd Boy. It highlights poems including The Thanksgiving in Boston Harbor and Song of the New England Hayfield, and mentions his focus on historical incidents and a planned comprehensive history of South America.
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Kenilworth
Lincoln
Alexander
Columbus
Isabella
Ponce de Leon
Roger Williams
Old South Church
Israel
Butterworth
England
David
Boston Harbor
Boston Bay
Winthrop
Yarmouth
Yarmouth Bay
New England Hayfield
George III
South America
Manchester
New England
North America
Letters From Children Prompt Praise For Young Artists
The Boston Post art club celebrates young contributors with notes of encouragement and praise. Isabella Pike, Jacob Polonskey, Mary Bond, and Charles FE Brown are highlighted for their colorful subjects and steady effort.
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Isabella Pike
P Street
South
Boston
Post Art Club
The Old Schoolroom Poem From Yule Village
A reflective verse recalling springtime youth and memories from school days in the village of Yule. It laments departed romance and dreams once of the future now past, with imagery of children and memories.
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Yule
Death of Hezekiah Butterworth noted in Warren society
Warren Rhode Island mourns Hezekiah Butterworth author and poet beloved by children. Born December 22 1829 he rose from self taught beginnings to edit the Youths Companion and publish many popular Zigzag Journeys. He resided in Boston and Florida while traveling and writing extensively.
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Horner
Hezekiah Butterworth
Boston
Warren, R. I
America
Mr. Butterworth
Warren
Gardiner M
Susan P. (Ritchie) Butterworth
Warren High School
Holmes and Watson Investigate Neville St. Clair Case
Watson locates Isa Whitney in a Swandam Lane opium den with the patient Whitney sent home. Holmes, in disguise as a smoker, reveals himself to Watson and accompanies him. The pair pursue clues through dim streets and a bleak riverside bridge as they advance the Neville St. Clair murder mystery.
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Isa Whitney
Kate
Dr. Watson
Sherlock Holmes
Swandam Lane
Whitney
Holmes
Watson
Neville St. Clair
Mystery of Neville St Clair in Opium Den
Holmes narrates a case involving Neville St Clair a wealthy married man with two children missing after a day in town. Mrs St Clair glimpsed him from a second floor window in an opium den, wearing a dark coat but no collar or tie. Constables search the room, a crippled resident and a Lascar deny entry, and a toy brick box lies on the table as the clue.
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Holmes
Watson
Lee
Bee
Neville St. Clair
Cannon Street
Capital and Counties Bank
Aberdeen Shipping Company
London
Fresno Street
Swandam Lane
Lascar
Lasecar
Public Printer Palmer's Conge Sparks Change Ahead
Washington dispatch records Public Printer Palmer's threat to force resignations failing to carry out. The President's patience is exhausted and a new public printer will assume charge soon. Ricketts and Hay will be reinstated while the incoming printer evaluates their fitness.
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Washington
Palmer
Ricketts
Hay
Dear children letters from S Cc S&S
A brief message from an elderly correspondent explains heavy letter volume and his habit of reading every note. He expresses appreciation for the children's pictures and the sense of travel they evoke, signing as an old friend.
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S. Cc. S&s
Presbyterian Praise For Catholic Laws
Rev. Dr. David G. Wylie preached at Bellefield Presbyterian Church on Family Life. He warned that divorce causes misery and noted the Roman Catholic church makes marriage a sacrament while urging recognition of the Latin church's efforts to curb harm to the family.
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Pittsburg
Penn
David G. Wylie
Scotch Presbyterian Church of
Boy Lost in Hammond Woods Near Newton Centre
Eadward B. Morse, 17, of 97 Morton Street, wandered off during a hunting trip in the Hammond woods. Friends alerted police as he was missing, but Morse returned safely today.
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Newton Centre
Eadward B. Morse
Morton, Street
Hammond Woods
Morse
Massachusetts Studio Feedback on Portrait Submissions
A series of reader letters from Massachusetts residents praising or critiquing submitted pictures. Names include Howard Bent, Arthur Brook, T Cunningham, Erwin Clark, Miss Crawford, Miss Dodge, Jeanette Duckart, Miss Fenton, Franklin Fox, Miss Higgins, Miss Neal, Miss Roberts, J Clifford Sullivan, Miss Savage, and Miss Wingate with addresses in Medfield Boston Charlestown Plymouth Hudson Somerville East Boston Rockland Nantasket Armstrong West Somerville. May be published.
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Howard F. Bent
Medfield
Mass
Arthur Cedric Brook
Pinckney Street
Boston
T. Cunningham
Andover
Erwin W. Clark
Summer Street
Plymouth
Gertrude A. Crawford
Coyal Place
Charlestown
Old Homestead
Madeline Dodge
East
Lexington
Massachusetts
Jeanette Duckart
A Street
South
Katherine Fenton
Norfolk Street
Franklin Fox
River Street
Hudson
Bessie Higgins
Linden Street
Somerville
Annie J. Neal
Maverick Street
Lou A. Roberts
Howard Street
Rockland
J. Clifford Sullivan
Pacific House
Nantasket Beach
Dorothy Bradley Savage
College Avenue
West Somerville
Marion E. Wingate
Market Street
Armstrong
Asked a Kiss and Gashed Wife's Throat in Kentucky
Jesse Moss of Rogers Gap Scott County reportedly attacked his wife in their home, slashing her throat from ear to ear after a failed reconciliation attempt. He left calmly, picking up a toothpick, and fled into darkness. The incident followed prior spurned offers of reconciliation.
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Lexington
Jesse Moss
Rogers Gap
Scott County
River Rises Three Feet At Charles Riverside
Heavy rains cause the Charlies River to climb three feet, reaching its highest level for the date in recorded history at this location.
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Charles
Riverside
Charlies
Twice robbed in one night of watch and cash
Captain Frank Thomas a Civil War veteran and state house assistant was robbed twice within hours. At the Hotel Wentworth he lost $63 and a gold Elgin watch, then woke to find a nickel watch missing as well. The Elgin watch bears number 4629509 and the nickel watch 436610.
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Frank. Thomas
Itant-General
Thomas
Ottve
Cana
Wentworth
Ba Street
Tain Thomas
Miss Prudence Involved in Athol Pickpocket Case
Athol police chased a stylish visitor using the alias Miss Prudence after an interview with Chief Herbert S. Goddard. An officer saw her take a watch from a crowd man and join a man calling himself J. M. Solomon, who claimed the watch was given to her by an agent. The police found the explanation unsatisfactory and the pair fled town.
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Athol
Miss Prudence
Herberts. Goddard
J. M. Solomon
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