Miss Cora Lyman Oliver and Choate Jr wed in Albany
In Albany on June 6 Miss Cora Lyman Oliver daughter of Brig. Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver married Joseph H. Choate Jr son of Ambassador Joseph H. Choate at St Peter's church. Guests included Ambassador Choate and family and Commander Cowles with Mrs Cowles sister of President Roosevelt. The couple plan a ten day car trip then sail for England on the 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Cora Lyman Oliver
Robert Shaw Oliver
Joseph H. Choate
U. S
England
St Peter's Church
Crosswell Doane
Choate
Cowles
Piper Elected Treasurer After Mathes Removal
Dover trustees named George Fisher Piper as treasurer of the Strafford Five Cent Savings Bank to fill the vacancy created by Albert O Mathes removal amid defalcation charges of 15000 dollars. Mathes remains at his mother's Milton home recovering from a steam train accident after losing a leg. no criminal action yet but pending grand jury evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Strafford Five Cent Savings Bank
George Fisher Piper
Albert .O. Mathes
Piper
Mathes
Milton
Adirondack Fires Under Control But Potential Return Threat
Glens Falls reports that Adirondack fires are under control though a strong wind could rekindle and cause disaster similar to Wednesday. J T Finch, arriving from Indian Lake where he leads the firefighting force, warns of great destitution among residents and provisioning difficulties. Food must be carried into the woods by guides to feed the firefighting team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
J. T. Finch
Indian Lake
Relief check sent for Kwang Si famine victims
The Christian Herald delivered a $10000 check to Secretary Loomis to establish a relief fund for famine sufferers in Kwang Si province. Reports describe extreme destitution driving desperate acts, including forced arranged marriages and suspected cannibalism hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Christian Herald Today
Loomis
Kwang Si
State Department
Howard Blackburn Starts Third Transatlantic Voyage
Gloucester witnesses Howard Blackburn board the America off East Gloucester Yacht Club for his third solo crossing of the Atlantic. More than a thousand onlookers gather on the headlands to wish him safe travels as the diminutive craft leaves shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Howard Blackburn
East Gloucester Yacht Club
Dentists dies from Lancaster crash injuries in Clinton
Dr. David I. Bastian, injured yesterday in an automobile accident in Lancaster, died at his Clinton home. He practiced dentistry in Lowell, Boston, and Portland before moving to Clinton 33 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
David I. Bastian
Lancaster
Lowell
Boston
Portland
German ambassador arrives at Weirs for extended stay
The German ambassador Baron Speck Von Sternberg and his family arrived at The Weirs New Hampshire today and were taken to Governor's Island where the baron will maintain an extensive establishment until October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Governor’s Island
Princeton baccalaureate sermon and Wilson address
Rev Dr Henry Van Dyke delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Princeton with President Wilson giving a brief address. The theme The Battle of Life examined evil and urged graduates to muster strength to fight it with good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Henry van Dyke
Wilson
van Dyke
Unitarians Church in Northampton Destroyed by Fire
Northampton June 7 The Unitarian church in this city led by Rev Frederick H Kent pastor was practically destroyed by fire this morning leaving only outer walls. Loss estimated at 15000 with 10300 insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Unitarian
Frederick H. Kent
Engagement announced for Arthur Yates and Esther McGann
In Wigginville the engagement of Arthur Yates to Esther McGann is announced with a wedding planned for July 1 at the bride’s Chelmsford Street home. The Wigginville ball team lost 24 to 13 on Saturday. A chapel youth lawn party is set for June 17. The chapel superintendent delivered a sermon on The Law of God in the Natural and Spiritual World, drawing a large audience with special music by Hutchinson and Stanhope and choir singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Yates
Esther McGann
Young Lady
Chelmsford Street
Wigginville
of God
Messrs. Hutchinson and
Stanhope
Firm Foundation Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement
Lowell residents publicly support Doan's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy. Mrs. E W Harmon recalls her husband’s kidney pains in 1898 and credits Ellingwood Co’s drugstore with his recovery after use. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Dean
E. W. Harmon
Andover Street
Harmon
Doan
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Memorial Service for Chelmsford Odd Fellows Brethren
Chelmsford lodge No 218 S O O F held a memorial service at the village cemetery for 12 departed brothers. A 75 member procession, floral tributes, choir songs, and Rev C E Fisher’s address highlighted the hour long program. Attendees included Chelmsford and nearby lodge members with portraits of the deceased displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford Lodge
No. 218
Order
Odd Fellows Hall
James P. Emerson
Noble Grand E. Co. Bartlett
A. H. Davis
EB. L. Stearns
W. Ward
H. Stuart
A. M. Stearns
Lowell Lodge
Billerica Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Wilson Waters
C. H. Ellis
Arthur M. Warren
Winthrop A. Parkhurst
W. C., Ward
Thomas Parkhurst
Sweetser
Samuel S. Parkhurst
Charles Proctor
Hezekiah Parkhurst
John Parkhurst
Lewis M. Dutton
True Morton
Eli P. Parker
Albert P. Perham
E. Lincoln Russell
Ephraim Elliott
Harry B. Emerson
Henry B. Proctor
Nathaniel A. Glidden
Samuel J. Garland
Bros. Dutton
Russell
Emerson
Perham
Glidden
Garland
Noble
E. C. Bartlett
Messrs. Stearns
E. B. Emerson
A. M. Warren
Alice M. Stearns
C. E. Fisher
Lowell
Odd Fellowship
Temperance vesper services and church events noted
Sunday evening at Second Congregational church large attendance for temperance vesper services led by Rev. Sarah A. Dixon Tyngsboro with music arranged by Mrs. Harry Littlehale West Medford. Next Sunday Children’s Sunday for Arthur W. Trubey in charge. Plus local sports updates and social notices from the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Sarah A. Dixon
Tyngsboro
Harry Littlehale
West Medford
Princetons
Howard Street
Lowell
Crystal Lake
Pease
Centralville Blues
Crescents
P. A. C. Ledgers
Elms
Frank Munyon
St. John’s Church
E. B. Howard
Boston
Mr. Howard
George T. Sheldon
Patrick Lowe
Local Notices From Hillside Area And Town Board
Contractor John Hutchinson enlarges the Sullivan family home on Upland Street. Oliver J. Coburn has his Lakeview Avenue house painted. Bryant Bros. repaint several Marsh Hill buildings. Margaret Collier shows health improvement after recent illness. Hillside Congregational church Men often meet at Pastor J. A. McKnight’s home. Junior Christian Endeavor attended a Lowell union meeting at Trinitarian church. Ketchup club loses to T. R. & T. of Billerica 6 to 2 on their grounds Saturday. Town board weekly session appoints burial agent Henry Lamountain Civil War veteran and names Henry Peabody, Peter Donahue, George Dunlap as unpaid police officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hutchinson
Sullivan
Upland Street
Oliver J. Coburn
Lakeview Avenue
Bryant Bros
Marsh Hill
Margaret Collier
Hillside Congregational Church
J. A. McKnight
Hillside Church
Lowell
Billerica
Board of Selectmen
Henry Lamountain
Henry Peabody
Peter Donahue
George Dunlap
Rev Lyman Mevis Preaches Again as Pastorate Candidate
Worcester residents flocked to a second sermon by Rev Lyman Mevis at the congregational church drawing an unusually large crowd. An Adams place furniture auction drew speculators paying high prices for antique pieces. Former residents Mrs Hoyt and daughter Edith Miss Soule and Dr Moulton paid short visits. A fireman Hugh Jameson wed Miss Mary Donovan at the state institution. Jefferson builds a cottage near his soap factory. I M Locke returns from New Hampshire in good health. John Marston rents a cottage at Pond and Main for summer. Public library trustees elected Mrs Benj Fulsom librarian with power to name her assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Mevis
Worcester
Congregational Church
Adams Place
Hoyt
Edith
Soule
Somerville
Moulton
Baltimore
State Institution
Hugh Jameson
Mary Donovan
Jefferson
I. M. Locke
New Hampshire
John Marston
Pond
Main Streets
Public Library
Benj. Fulsom
T. R. T s defeat Ketchup A C in Faulkner Park game
North Billerica saw the T. R. T s beat the Ketchup A C 7 to 2 on Faulkner park grounds. The game ended with a protest and the Ketchup club left the field forfeiting. McCarthy pitched well for the locals and Hennessey supported him. O'Brien and Jordan starred for the teams. Umpire Kane ruled the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Hennessey
Fels
McGuire
Kane
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Genesez Pune Food Co
Lz Rox
N. XY
H. B. Shattuck
Jon
Central
Prescott Streets
Tite
Henry H. Tuttle
Tuttle
Henry H. Tuttle Company
Washington St
Cor
Winter St
C. B. Coburn & CO
Market Street
George G. Rogers
Merrimack Street
Jaleb L. Smith
Middlesex St
A. C. Weston
Stickney & Smith
Tremont Street
Mass
Clara M. Saunders
Bon Marche Bldg
Ambassador Choate
Miss Oliver
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Geo. F. Piper
Stafford Bank
Adirondacks
Dr. Bastian
Dr. van Dyke
Princeton College
Firm Foundation
Jowell
Chelmsford Lodge I. C
Rev. C. E. Fisher
Death
God's Mansion
Kingdom of Heaven
God
Christ
A. D. K. Shurtleff
E. T. Adams
Chas. Nichols
W. E. Lapham
F. Cc. Byam
Roberta Greenleaf
Octavia L. Parkhurst
North Chelmsford
Dracut
Tewksbury
North Billerica
Boston& Northern Railway
Aew Bridge
Colson Street
Wawenoe Boat Club
Concord
Selectman Perry
Cook, Taylor & CO
Fats
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer
NEW York Cloak and Suit CO
Moxie
Apollonaris Water
Purboxia
G. G. Read
Central ST
P. F. Devine
Middlesex Street
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