Many Happy Bridal Parties
Marriage notices recount two ceremonies last evening. In St Anne's Episcopal church Concord banker Mr. Arthur E. Dole wed Miss Katherine Devoll of the city with Rev. A St John Chambre officiating. 500 relatives attended as the Mendelssohn march played and the couple left for Boston on a 9 30 train for a two week trip. They will reside in Concord NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Dole
Concord
N. H
Katherine Devoll
St. Anne's Episcopal Church
A. St. John Chambre
William Jenkins
Andrew J. Devoll
Mellor and Saunders
Boston
Concod
Dole
Fr. McHugh
John Donnelly
Mary Ford
Brown’s Court
Marshall Street
Howe’s Neck
Jas. Rice
Mrs. Marchand
Brown's Court
Savage and Selfridge Wed in Intimate Home Ceremony
Clement B. Savage and Florence J. Selfridge were united in marriage last night at 181 School Street. Rev. F. E. Carver officiated in a simple ceremony attended by close family and friends. A reception followed with gifts displayed, and the couple departed for a short Washington trip on the 9.3 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement B. Savage
Florence J. Selfridge
J. J. Kew
School Street
F. E. Carver
Mt. Vernon Street Free Baptist Church
Florence Dozois
Harriet F. Kew
Washington
Wells MacAdam May Unions In New York Home Ceremony
Mr Robert S Wells a New York commission broker wed Miss Marion MacAdam at her parents home 4 Sanborn street last evening. Rev J M Craig officiated before palms and greenery with August Thatcher as best man. The couple depart for a brief wedding tour and will reside at 876 East 179th Street New York city after June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stanley Wells
New York
Marion MacAdam
John C. MacAdam
Sanborn Street
J. M. Craig
First Presbyterian Church
Boston
Providence
Mrs. Wells
East 179Th Street
New York City
George Marchand and Julia Ford Wed at St Patrick's Residence
George Marchand and Julia F Ford were married at the parochial residence of St Patrick's church in a small ceremony. The couple, unnamed witnesses and local friends attended, with vows exchanged in a traditional rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marchand
Julia F. Ford
St. Patrick's
Prizes Set for Fourth of July Parade in Lowell
The July 4 parade committee at city hall approved total prizes of 1180 dollars across four divisions. Music leads with 500, militia 180, best general feature 150, with second and third places and other categories including best decorated automobile and school children’s features. Chief Marshal George L. Hubbard and local officials attended as deliberations moved to divisions and divisional designations. Hubbard favored military and civic features for the top division and planned invitations to militia and uniformed groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Hubbard
Walker
Baldwin
Crosby
Marshal Hubbard
Lowell
Pastor Remembered at Advent Christian Church
A large gathering from the Advent Christian church at 19 Highland avenue honored Pastor C. W. Ceckham on June 7. W R Stapleford presented a monetary token from parishioners, and Dockham expressed gratitude for the community’s support, prayers, and cooperation. The evening included social time, singing, and prayer as attendees departed with warm memories and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent Christian Church
C. W. Ceckham
Highland Avenue
W. R. Stapleford
Dockham
Harriette Maude Clifford Weds Charles Cox at Lynn Church
Harriette Maude Clifford married Charles Cole Cox a national champion rogue player Wednesday evening at 61 Hawthorne street Lynn with Rev George R Grose officiating. Best man P W A L Cox maid of honor Laura M Langworthy ushers Irving C Brierly and Charles M Cox. Guests from Boston Cambridge Malden Faulkner Lynn Amesbury Magnolia Lowell Nahant. They will reside at 60 Judson street Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fliss Harriette Maude Clifford
Charles Cole Cox
Hawthorne Street
Lynn
George R. Grose
M. E
P. W. AL. Cox
Laura M. Langworthy
Irving C. Brierly
Charles M. Cox
Malden
Boston
Cambridge
Faulkner
Amesbury
Magnolia
Lowell
Nahant
Mrs. Cox
Judson Street
Popular Wedding Trip by Palatial Steamers
Delightful wedding trip advertised on daily voyages between Detroit and Buffalo aboard Eastern States or Western States steamers. Staterooms and parlors reserved in advance. Send two cent stamp for illustrated booklet. Ad dress D B Steamboat Co Detroit Mich Canobie Lynn Cadets Sunday afternoon.
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Eastern States
Detroit
Buffalo
D. & B. Steamboat Co
Mich
Dance at Armory Honors Women of Company G
A dance and supper for the women who aided Company G Sixth Regiment during the Carnival of Nations was held at the armory. The event started at eight with the Cadet orchestra playing, then long tables for about 100 sat down to a fine Evans meal at ten. Speeches by officers closed the evening. The organizing committee was Capt William Fairweather chair, Corp F G Hunton secretary, Privates Thomas Bagley and Eleazor Bouchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company G
Sixth Regiment
Armory
Evans
William Fairweather
Corp. F
Sunburst Petticoat Offered At Bargain Price
Petticoat in lawn designed for wear under shirts and dresses. Finest lawn material available in multiple shades with a 25 inch accordion pleated flounce. Priced lower than any rival, advertised as a limited offer with no restock planned.
Sale of $1 lawn waists to end Saturday morning
The advertisement notes that after two months of selling 3000 lawn waists at $1, about 25 dozen remaining unsold will be marked for one day only at 10 a.m. Saturday in multiple patterns. The offer highlights the quality and value of the waists and urges quick purchase before supplies run out.
Open House at YWCA On John Street
The Young Women's Christian Association opens their John street home at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon for visitors to tour the new building. Board directors will greet guests and doors stay open until 9 30 p m. The association regrets not having room for Wednesday’s reception and invites all interested to visit Saturday.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
John Street
Ladies and Boys Clothing Sale Items in 19th Century Ad
An advertisement describes Ladies' Wrappers of Sea Island Percale with full skirts and front, priced below $1.50, plus extensive Hamburg edging and insertions. It lists Boys' Wash Suits in Russian and Sailor styles at various low prices, including 49¢ to 98¢ and larger assortments at 1.49 to 1.98, and Boys' pants in blue, black cheviot, and cassimere from 25¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Dongola
Mawhinney shoe site fund seeks $800 shortfall
Head and Shaw contributed 15 toward the Mawhinney shoe site fund. A committee member told Mayor Casey he would pledge 109 and begin soliciting immediately. About 800 more is needed and could be raised with effort. Fund total lists 4721 to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Head & Shaw
Casey
Opera House hosts Hunt ington DeDeyn stock in farewell Moths
Over 1200 fans packed the opera house for the Huntington DeDeyn Stock Company farewell week of Moths. Praise rang for Ouida's story and the cast led by Mr Huntington as Lord Jura. Miss Fletcher Mr Chagnon and Miss Estelle were highlighted. Three more performances remain before the company ends. Autograph photos with Mr Huntington and a final soir ée are planned. Hundreds of letters urged reconsideration of the decision to disband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Huntington-DeDeyn Stock Company
Ouida
Mr. Huntington
Lord Jura
Huntington
Middlesex Women's Club Meeting Note
Mrs. Martha M. Pollard will attend at club rooms Monday afternoon. A suburban shopper asks why city stores won't deliver to suburbs unless orders exceed five dollars, while another man questions suburban carriage of goods. Harrisburg Telegraph reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Women’s Club
Martha M. Pollard
Harrisburg
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