The Merry Widow Ends with Shocking Proposals
The Marsovian envoy suspects a liaison at a summer house. De Jolidon privately asks Sonia Sadowa to marry him, while Danilo confronts Natalie about a rumored affair. Sonia and Danilo grapple with love, duty, and a bold vow while Popoff weighs national interests.
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M. de Jolidon
Danilo and Sonia clash over Marsovia marriage plans at Maxim's
In a Paris setting at Maxim's Sonia faces pressure from Natalie's ambassadorship circle as Danilo reveals his love. Popoff confronts marital scandal while Sonia asserts independence and Danilo declares love. The scene ends with Sonia open to marriage if wealth is shared with her husband.
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Axnim's
Sonia
Mie
Natalie Popoff
Nova Koviteh
Capenda
St Brioche
Natalie
Maxim
Popoff
Nova Kovitch
Matsorian
Sadoga
Marsovia
Danilo
Ape Drnilo
Alli
Stumner House
de Joudon
Ia Popoff
M. Pepoff
Santa
Sadowa
Gurgiea Popoff
Nova
Caesar
Cale
Popol
W Mae
Trinket
Papotf
Dub
Popot
Gale
Mme, Bhacna
Sovia
Darilo
M. Popoff
New
Pringe
Grenier Returns to Eastern Home After Oklahoma Floods
Ferdinand Grenier, once in the tonic business with James Myrho, lived in Oklahoma during floods that caused millions in damage. He spent short stays in the region but prefers his old Bay State home and plans to return home Sunday noon.
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Ferdinand Grenier
Old Bay
Sawyer Bartlett reunion at Old Stone House Berlin
The Sawyer Bartlett family annual reunion gathered at the Old Stone House in Berlin hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sawyer. President Winfield Temple led the meeting with reports on finances and proposed officers for the next year. Attendees included Amory R. Bartlett, 87, the oldest present, and many Sawyers and Bartletts from Marlboro Boston Worcester Brooklyn and Charlestown. Weather held for a pleasant event with singing of America and Auld Lang Syne.
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Sawyer- Bartlett
Old Stone House
Berlin
Sawyer-Bartletts
J.H. Sawyer
Comrate
Rufus Sawyer
Sarah Bartlett
Viands
Winfield Temple
Mr. Temple
C. M. Sawyer
Association
J. Elsworth Sawyer
Arthur Sawyer
Frank G. Sawyer
Temple
Levi Bartlett
L. M. Bartlett
L. M.carter
Marlboro
Sidney Carter
A. J. Johnigen
L. M. Barnlett
J. H. Sawyer
A. J. Johnson
Rolla Carter
Q. B. Sawyer
Theodore Guertin
Lucinda Sawyer
Iyers H. Sawyer
C. Sawyer
Ethel Sawyer
Myron Wheeler
William Howe
Amory R. Bartlett
Theodore’ Temple
Harvard ‘Quartet
Bartletts
Sawyers
America
L. L. ‘Carter
Levi Babcock
L. E. Sawyer
Roy Howe
Phose
Theodore Temple
Winfield
Leroy Temple
A.J. Johnson
Boston
I. E.sawyer
Milton P. Carter
Worcester
IC. E. Sawyer
Brooklyn
Wesley Sawyer
Jamaica Plain
Susan
EB. ‘Bartlett
Charlestowns
George W. Wilkinson
J. EB. Coburn
Cyde R. Coburn
Franklin
Sarah*s. Holt
Troy
N. H
Linux Carter
Sidney B. Carter
George
Dorchester
Gladys Babcock
Somerville
Philip Hillard
Northboro
Grace Greenleaf
Henrietta Greenleaf
Hudson
Cora M. Babtlett
Sawyer Family Names Across Regions List
The excerpt lists individuals linked by surname Sawyer, including Mrs. R C Sawyer in Hudson, Mrs. R Lackey in Westboro, Mr and Mrs Frank Sawyer, Miss Lucinda Sawyer, Miss Lora Sawyer, Clinton with Mr and Mrs Carl RB Sawyer, Sarah D Holt in Troy New Hampshire, and Brooklyn connections through the Sawyer line.
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R.C. Sawyer
Hudson
R. 8. Lackey
Westboro
Frank Sawyer
Lucinda Sawyer
Lora Sawyer
Clinton
Carl RB. Sawyer
Brooklyn
Sarah D. Holt
Troy
N. H
Second Annual New England Food Fair Opens October
The 2nd Annual New England Food Fair will run October 5 to 31 at Mechanics Building Boston. Hosted by the Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers Association, the event features exhibits from U S food producers, a $50 000 Mexican exhibit with 97 musician band, and Frank C Bostock’s wild animal arena among free attractions.
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New England
Mechanica Building
Boston
Mechanics Building
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association
Massachusetts
Paul Revere
Massachusetts Retail, Grocers ° and Provision Dealers Association
America
Messrs. C. H. Green
E. J. Rowe
United States
Mexico
Diaz
Grand Hall
Frank C. Bostock
Great Gathering of Epworth Leaguers in Boston
Epworth Leaguers from New England and northern New York plan a biennial convention in Boston from September 3 to 6. Aiming to attract thousands, the program features Rev. Dr. C. L. Leonard and leading Methodist figures, including a memorial service for Jesse Lee on Boston Common marking his early sermon in 1790.
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Epworth Leaguers
New England
New York
Boston
Epworth
C. L. Leonard
Jesse Leé
Boston Common
Old Colony Division train schedule corrected to June 15 1508
The Marlboro to Boston and South Framingham lines show daily departures from Marlboro at 7.00 7.61 8.49 10.45 11.40 a m and later. Boston departures include 7.00 8.30 10.05 a m and 1.05 2.20 3.60 6.06 6.05 11.30 p m. Sunday times listed with variations. Arrivals to Marlboro and other towns follow a detailed timetable pattern.
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Old Colony
Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South Framingham
Northboro
Clinton and
Fitchburg
Clinton
Leominster
Concord and Maynard Hudson R R timetable notice
Train and car schedules for Concord Maynard Hudson Stow Gleasondale and Acton routes with hourly and specific departure times. Special cars possible and subject to change without notice. Superintendent John W Ogden confirms Maynard and So Acton connections and telephone links.
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Vara
Hudson
Concord
Maynard
Westvale
Gleasondale
Stow
Lowell, Acton, & Maynard
Acton
John
W. Ogden
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