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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1910

Page

5

Bride of Army Officer Marries in Fitchburg Ceremony

Lieutenant Harvey Henry Fletcher of Providence marries Miss Florence Fletcher daughter of Samuel C. Fletcher in a lavish First Parish Unitarian church wedding. The groom, a West Point graduate, will serve in Manila after a 24 day continental trip before boarding a government transport in October for assignment in the Philippines.

Harvey Henryer US. A Samuel C. Fletcher Providence R. I Robert F. Leavens First Parish Richard Colton Amy Amy Thompson Maid of Honor Ridesmaid United States Army Lushers Franklin Wymar Ernest P. Miller, Jr Hollon Crowell MacDondall‘Weber Co Boston Concord Dorchester Cambridge Fitchburg Mount Ida Newton Providence Technical High School West Point United States Regular Army Fort William’ McKinley Manilla P. I Fletcher San Francisco Philippines Fitchburg Sentinel

Competition in Hats in Concord This Fall

Local fashion note highlights millinery competition in Concord with several shops reopening or expanding. Lizette Dupuié and Miss Buck are fixing up quarters in Cumming's store on Walden Street. J. H. Christie has reopened the Hat Shop with Miss from Boston in charge, Nadine Giedies opened Mr Christie at the Hat Shop last year with Miss Hicks. The piece jokes that ladies hats can double as coal heaps or flower pots when no longer worn.

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Insurgent Hoar Contests Middlesex Senate Nomination

Monday night the Pane reported Hoar a candidate for the fifth Middlesex district on the Democratic ticket is an insurgent, opposing pledged delegates and supporting direct nominations. His stance contrasts with the state committee on how delegates are selected for the state convention.

Hoar Middlesex State Committee

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