Power-Frye Wedding in Missoula Montana
The marriage of Robert P. Frye and Miss Edna L. Power took place at Holy Spirit Episcopal church in Missoula. Rev. Henry Gately officiated with maid of honor Dorothy Sterling and bridesmaids Eva Avery and Maud McCullough. The groom, Harvard graduate and shoe firm member, and the bride, New England Conservatory of Music alumna, were attended by corsages and flower girls with ribbons from altar to rear.
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Robert P. Frye
Walter P. Frye
Edna L. Power
James EB. Power
Holy Spirit Episcopal Church
Missoula
Mont
Henry 8
Gately
Dorothy Sterling
Eva Avery
Maud McCullough
Miss Sterling
Miss Avery
Miss McCullough
Natalia Schuech
Denice Tolan
J. B. Power
John A. Frye
Harvard
Allen Swift
John B. Power
St. Paul
Irish Folk Songs Recital Opens Marlboro Woman's Club Year
The Marlboro Woman's club held its first business session in A O H hall, then hosted a lecture recital on Irish folk songs by Mrs Helen Boyce Wheeler. The event showcased rare historic songs, ended with "The harp that once through Tara's Walls," and drew praise for Wheeler's mastery and the program's success.
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A. O. H. Hall
Cari
Stevens
Department of Music
B. H. Kingsbury
Helen Boyce Wheeler
Wheeler
Cordingly
Tara
Unaway Full of Thrills Causes Citywide Stir
A horse driven by Henry Morin pulled a delivery wagon for Grenon on West Main street when a passing car struck it. The horse bolted through traffic near Worcester, hitting a Southboro wagon and a telephone pole before colliding with a second vehicle carrying Mrs. John Woodward and Miss Eva Taylor. Both occupants were shaken but unharmed as the horse fled onto the sidewalk and was stopped after threatening pedestrians.
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Henry Morin
At & Worcester Street Railway
Grenon
West Main St
Worcester
West Mainst
Southboro
R. B.rue
Brook- Hine
Strick
John Woodward
Eva Taylor
Rally Day Pin Distribution At Metho dist Sunday School
The Metho dist Sunday school drew 155 attendees for Rally Day the largest in its history. About 30 new members joined this year as programs featured piano and vocal selections, scripture readings, prayers, recitations, and the distribution of Rally Day pins.
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Methodist Sunday School
Harriett Babcock
Johnston
Maurice Flint
Interment in Exeter for Florence Haley Cotter
Funeral service for Florence Haley Cotter held at Immaculate Conception Church after a home wake at 28 Hill Street. Requiem mass led by Rev. Edward D. O Bryan with attendees from Fall River Shirley Ayer Boston Keene and Exeter. Body taken to Exeter for interment with bearers Daniel FE O Neil Michael Cotter Thomas Smith and Edward Lattinville.
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Florence Haley Cotter
Hill St
Immaculate Conception
Fall River
Shirley
Ayer
Boston
Keene
Exeter
N. H
Edward D. O'Bryan
Daniel FE. O'Neil
Keene, N. H
Michael Cotter
Thomas Smith
Edward Lattinville
Had Birthday Party for James Fletcher
James Fletcher observed his fifth birthday with a pleasant party at home on Pleasant Street. Refreshments were served and games provided entertainment. Attendees included Ruth Fletcher Robert Fletcher Hester Howe Doris Davis Doris Howe Persis Howe Eleanor Rhodes Flora Shaw.
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James Fletcher
Birthday Party for Miss Olive Delude's Third
Miss Olive Delude celebrated her third birthday Friday from 2 30 to 5 30 with Halloween trimmed tables yellow flowers and crepe paper. Gifts and refreshments delighted the young guests while a NY aunt sent keepsakes. Attendees included Mary Hanley Catherine Hanley Louise Martin Grace Bradley Albert Langlois Eleanor Buckley Dennett Alberta Perry Harriet Jude Forrest Delude Kenneth Post Charles Hibbert and ladies Mrs George Hibbert Mrs J J Hanley and Mrs W C Cole.
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Olive Delude
Hallowe'en
New York
Mary Hanley
Catherine Hanley
Louise Martin
Grace Bradley
Albert Langlois
Eleanor Buckley
Dennett
Alberta Perry
Harriet Jude
Forrest Delude
Kenneth Post
Charles Hibbert
George Hibbert
J. J. Hanley
Thrown From Wagon Leaves Man With Cut To Head
A man was thrown from a wagon on a Monday afternoon in Ton Ct sustaining a head cut. He was taken to the house to rest and recover.
Gardner and allies campaign with Republican delegation in Massachusetts
Augustus P Gardner of Hamilton, Republican candidate for governor, greeted by a large crowd in Gleason House, joined by Congressman Prouty and local figures. Speakers, including Gardner, defended immigration limits and labor protections, while local candidates Beaudreau and Burrill voiced city-focused promises.
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Augstus P. Gardner
Hamilton
Gleason House
Mr. Gardner
Congressman Prouty
Iowa
L. J. Watson
Beverly
A. A. Messer
Concord
John Chipman
Bugier
Acton
Maynard
Hudson
Gleason
J. Henry Gleason
John A. Curtis
E. L. Faunce
R. H. Beaudreau
L. P. Howe
C. G. Duhamel
J. B. Dufeault
Prouty
Gardner
Massachusetts
Rep. Hurley
C. L. Burrill
Dominican Father Carney Delivers Notable Address at Immaculate Conception
Rev. John Carney O P spoke at Immaculate Conception church praising Catholic Congress in Boston. He described three ways religion extends: through prayer, teaching the unconverted, and sharing light beyond the fold. He defended papal infallibility and urged church teachers to uphold truth.
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John Carney
O. P
Dominican Order of Preachers
Immaculate Conception
Coma Carney
Catholic University
Washington
Fr. Carney
Catholic Congress
Boston
St. Paul
Birthday gathering at Kathleen Lord's home
A pretty birthday gathering was held at Kathleen Lord on Lawin street Saturday with friends bringing best wishes and gifts. Autumn foliage decorated the room as games were played and ice cream and cake served. Guests included Margaret Lynch Justene Souche Julia Lynch Georgie Barton Henry Gilbert Eunice Gamarche Olive Lord Lillianchette Belle ne Grace Blanchette Ralph Lord and Bertram Lawrence.
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Kathleen Lord
Lawin St
Margaret Lynch
Justene Souche
Julia Lynch
Georgie Barton
Henry Gilbert
Eunice Gamarche
Olive Lord
Lillianchette
Bellene
Grace Blanchette
Ralph, Lord
Bertram Lawrence
Progressives Cancel Rally Before Election
The Progressives shifted plans to hold a rally the night before the election. They will meet at Preston hall with ex-Congressman L. D. Apsley of Hudson among those expected to attend, as the committee finalizes arrangements.
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Preston Hall
L. D. Apsley
Hudson
Marlboro High School Crushes Sacred Heart 60 to 0 in Football
Marlboro High School routed Sacred Heart 60 to 0 in a Saturday game. Dalrymple led the offense with fast runs and multiple touchdowns, aided by Peloquin Brown and Sanford. Peloquin kicked six extra points as Marlboro dominated all four quarters with several forward passes and solid defense.
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Marboro High School
Sacred Heart
Marlboro Boys
Marlboro
Dalrymple
Brown
Conrad
Pelouin
Sanford
Woodward
Peloquin
Prendeville
St. Delaney
Delarey
Dr. Delaney
T. E. Reilly
Fahey Conrad
Butler
le Flemming Goodward
Byrne
Guthrie Dalrymple
Sherman
McGinn Brown
Epworth League Holds Penny Social at Vestry
The Epworth League of the Methodist church hosted a penny social in the vestry on Friday evening. Attendees paid one cent per inch of height and one cent for entertainment, ice cream, confections, and other edibles. The program included a drama, mixed and male quartets, readings, and a human crocus/performer display labeled a menagerie. Daniel Delorey received major credit for organizing the event, which was both socially and financially successful.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Raymond Magrath
Sybil Cheeney
Olive Parmenter
Clara Hollis
Violet Smith
George
Merle Lusk
Lyman Wheeler
Dan Delorey
Rey Viass
Daniel Delorey
Keefe Visits Sister in Rumford Falls Maine
Arthur Keefe assistant superintendent of International Paper Co Rumford Falls Maine is a guest at the home of his sister Mrs M C Dwyer staying for a social visit report notes this family connection and location in Rumford Falls.
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Arthur Keefe
The
International Paper Co
Rumford Falls, Me
M. Cc. Dwyer
Film Fire at Grand Moving Picture House Causes Minor Panic
A film in the Grand moving picture house booth caught fire Tuesday evening at Mechanic Street. The operator tried to smother it with his overcoat, burning him in the process. Chief Minehan arrived and the blaze was put out with extinguishers. no one was seriously injured besides a recovering woman. State Inspector Ball will inspect the scene. 200 spectators exited calmly.
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Grand Moving Picture Playhouse
Mechanicst. Playhouse
Enterprise
E. C. Minehan
Lagouf
Horace F. Ball
Worcester
Marlboro
Hudson
Joseph Cue
Fr. A. Wheeler
Winner of $1000 Prize and Hilda Foley Daughter of Rep Foley
The article notes Miss Hilda Foley, daughter of the late Rep Louis Foley of Dorchester, winner of a $1000 prize in the Globe voting campaign. She is well known in Marlboro and formerly resided in Hudson. The piece includes fragmented details about Lambert Street.
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Hilda Foley
Louis Foley
Dorchester
Hudson
Marlboro
Purse Presented to Keane by Jolly Fourteen Firemen
The Jolly 14, firemen from Worcester Providence Boston Clinton and Marlboro, held a Lake Boon outing Sunday with about 70 attendees. A $100 purse was presented to Assistant Chief J W Keane hurt in the Corey building fire, in a ceremony led by Mayor Gleason. Chiefs Minehan Deputy Sheriff Adams and Chief W A Berry attended.
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Jolly 14
Worcester
Providence
Boston
Clinton
Marlboro
Hallowe'en Cottage
Lake Boon
J. Henry Gleason
J. W. Keane
Corey Building
Gleason
Cazeaux Triumphs Over Lundin in St Jean Hall Bout
At St Jean hall on Monday evening Ray mond Cazeaux of Bordeaux defeated Hialmar Lundin in a rapid bout. Cazeaux showed early dominance and threw Lundin, drawing cheers. Time reported as 18 minutes. Young Marchand of Woonsocket split two of three with Young Mitchell of Attleboro, with Mitchell taking the first fall. About 500 spectators attended.
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St. Jean Hall
Raymond Cazeaux
Bordeaux
France
Hialmar Lundin
Cazeaus
Lundin
de Eee
Zeaux
Young Marchand
Woonsocker
Young Mitchell
Attleboro
Senator McCarthy Narrow Escape Near Train Tracks
Senator McCarthy was nearly killed Tuesday after a close brush with danger at South Framingham. Friends say he hesitated crossing a track to catch an eastbound train, then turned back as a westbound express rushed by, narrowly missing him.
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Senator McCarthy
Friends
South Framingham
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