Peabody Sweet wedding set at St Pauls church
Invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lincoln Peabody announce the marriage of Essie Maud Peabody to Howard Sweet. The ceremony will be at St. Pauls church at 6 30 p m Wednesday June 27 with a small reception at the bride’s parents home to follow. Mr Sweet is chief engineer at the Standard Oil Engine works. The feature also notes Read school PTA reports and the marriage of Milas Mary Gillespie to William Piquette with nuptial mass.
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Joseph Lincoln Peabody
William Street
Essie Maud Peabody
Howard Sweet
Mary Mf Sweet
Harriet Street
St. Paul's Church
Miss Peabody
Mr. Sweet
Standard Oil Engine Works
Seaview Avenue
Milas Mary Gillespie
M. F. Gillespie
Beach Street
William Piquette
The
Piquette Piano, Co
J. W. Hugston
St. Charles’ Church
Wolff's
Saché Street
Flynn—Griffen
Adelaide Griffen
John Griffen
Stratfield Road
John Hanlon Flynn
Thomas Flynn
Norman Street
St. Augustine’s Church
James J. Nihil
Griffen
Lillian Griffen
Maryland
Mrs. Flynn
Hawley Avenue
Root to Begin Vital Parleys in Petrograd
Washington reports the Root commission arrived in Petrograd and the Russian mission reached the United States. Conferences will determine Russia program in the war. Route details show fast Pacific crossing to Vladivostok and direct Trans Siberian travel. Ambassador Bakhmetieff to Washington leads a large Russian delegation in joint war services.
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Washington
Root
Petrograd
United States
Pacific
Jefferson Caffrey
Diplomatic Service
Chicago
America
Breckenridge Long
Russia
Root Commission
Puget Sound
Vladivostok
Manchuria
Japan
Bakhmetieff
Russian railroad aid and credit discussed with United States
The extraordinary embassy in close contact with Petrograd powers reports on sessions focusing on railroads and credit. America offers to lend support to Russia to upgrade rail networks for wartime needs, with much borrowing expected to fund railroad equipment in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakhmetieff
Petrograd
America
Russia
Former Stratfield Bellboy Dies From Wounds In Europe
William Goss, formerly of The Stratfield, died of battle wounds in Europe after enlisting in the Canadian war effort two years ago. A Newfoundland native, he served in the Peninsular campaign and was wounded thrice before his death, his body listed as somewhere in France. His sister-in-law, Mrs. William Goss, survived Stephano. First Connecticut Ambulance Co. members who enlisted have drilled in civilian clothes and are to be outfitted at the armory today.
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William Goss
Stratfield
C. J. Ackley
Newfield Avenue
Europe
France
Newfoundland
Stephano
First Connecticut Ambulance Co
Father Johns Medicine for throat troubles and toning
The text touts Father Johns Medicine as nourishing and easily absorbed, ideal for those with throat troubles and general weakness. It claims it builds tissue, strengthens during colds, and acts as a tonic without weakening stimulants or dangerous drugs.
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