June Weddings Highlight Roses and Brides
The day of weddings in June drew several notices from Salem and Lowell. George Hawthorne Perkins and Eva Sherman Raymond wed at the Second Unitarian church in Salem with a large ceremony and reception at the Overlook. Perkins, MIT graduate and Lowell Textile School instructor, and Raymond, daughter of ex-mayor John M. Raymond, were honored by a long list of family and friends. The couple plans to reside in Lowell. Another couple, William E. Leclair and Alice M. McCabe, also married in Salem with a reception at the bride’s home and a wedding tour, planning to reside in Worcester. The celebrations drew attendees from Boston and beyond.
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George Hawthorne Perkins
Eva Sherman Raymond
Salem
Second Unitarian Church
Alfred Manchester
Perkins
George H. Perkins
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lowell Textile School
John M. Raymond
Raymond
Danvers
Liberty
Messrs
Palfray Perkins
Harvard
Wm. G.kingsman
Bridgeport
Conn
Walter G. Phippen
S. Henry Batchelder
Henry G. Nichols
Lyman E. Hurd
Lafayette Street
Salem Harbor
Pretty Home Wedding of Hutchinson and Gage at Chelmsford
Last evening at 8, Mr. George Percival Hutchinson and Miss Jessye Maude Gage wed at the Tinker home 11 Elm street. Rev. F I Kelley and Rev J A McKnight officiated with bride and bridesmaid Etta B Gage and Frank R Hutchinson as best man. Guests from Boston and Lynn attended. reception followed. couple to reside at High street Chelmsford Centre after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Percival Hutchinson
Jessye Maude Gage
Henry W. Tinker
Elm Street
F. I. Kelley
Dracut
Derry
N. H
J. A. McKnight
Hillside Congregational Church
Etta B. Gage
Frank R. Hutchinson
Mildren Jewett Tinker
Wilfred Kershaw
Boston
Lynn
Lynnhurst
Ayer
D. L. Page Co
Hutchinson
Southern Points
High Street
Chelmsford Centre
Wedding Ceremony Held at St Patrick's Parochial Residence
A pleasant wedding ceremony took place yesterday at the parochial residence of St. Patrick's church. The event marked a joyful union in a quiet community setting, with attendees noting the simple, traditional rites and the couple's happiness.
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St. Patrick’s Church
BankS Ball Wedding at St Peters Parish Residence
Mr John R Banks and Miss Susie B Ball were united in marriage at St Peters church parochial residence yesterday at 6 30 pm. Pastor Michael Rowan officiated. Bridemaid Miss Mary A Ball and best man Martin Banks. After ceremony a reception at 86 Union street for immediate friends. Guests from New York and Boston attended. They plan a wedding tour to New York and Portland and will live at 86 Union street.
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John R. Banks
Susie B. Ball
St. Peter's Church
Michael Rowan
Mary A. Ball
Martin Banks
Union Street
New York
Boston
Hoisington Edwards Wedding in Centralville Home
Mr Sumner C Hoisington of Fifth street and Miss Pearl May Edwards of Fourth street Centralville wed at 6 30 last night at 23 Fourth N W Matthews pastor Gorham Street Methodist church Best man Louis K Cote bride escorted by Mrs Hilda Bowring Guests from Derry New Hampshire Honeymoon to Derry returned to Centralville to reside Sumner works with his father market street tinsmith and received many wedding gifts
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Sumner C. Hoisington
Fifth Street
Pearl May Edwards
Fourth Street
Centralville
David Chase
N. W. Matthews
Gorham Street Methodist Church
Louis K. Cote
Hilda Bowring
Derry
N. H
Hoisington
Market Street
Hanson and Annie Douglas Wed at St. Anne’s Chapel
At St. Anne's chapel on Wednesday noon, Frederick W. Hanson and Annie Douglas united in marriage by Rev. A St. John Chambre. Attended by bride's brother Arthur Douglas and sister Jennie C Douglas they planned a brief wedding tour and will reside at 84 Liberty Street after returning. No cards.
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St. Anne's Chapel
Frederick W. Hanson
Annie Douglas
A. St. John Chambre
Arthur Douglas
Jennie C. Douglas
Hanson
Liberty Street
Leith Residence Hosts Weds Barber and Whitworth
In this city on June 14 at the residence of Mr and Mrs Albert Leith 17 Ellsworth street Rev N W Matthews United Jesse Barber and Miss Clara Whitworth. Miss Eveline Leith attended the bride and Walter A Hague was the best man. Mr and Mrs Barber will live in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leith
Ellsworth Street
N. W. Matthews
Jesse Barber
Clara Whitworth
Eveline Leith
Walter A. Hague
Pond and Rourke Married at St Peter's Church
Mr Charles A Pond and Miss Cath erine T Rourke were united in marriage at the parochial residence of St Peter's church at 2 20 pm yesterday. Rev Hugh McDermot performed the ceremony with Miss Mamie Mc Cabe as bridesmaid and Edwin St Shelvey of Rutland Vermont as best man. A reception followed at the bride's home 78 South street. The couple left for Nantasket and Fall River for a brief honeymoon and will reside at 87 South street upon return.
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Charles A. Pond
Catherine T. Rourke
St. Peter’s Church
Hugh McDermot
Mamie McCabe
Edwin St. Shelvey
Rutland
South Street
Mrs. Pond
Nantasket
Fall River
Lefebvre and Van de Cruyssen Wed in St Joseph Chapel
Henry Lefebvre and Rose Van de Cruyssen married yesterday at St Joseph's private chapel with a nuptial mass at seven led by Rev Fr Lamothe. Bride wore white mousseline with Valenciennes lace and carried white roses. Attendants were Ernest Bernard and Samuel Lefebvre. They left for Moody Street home 602 to host a reception tonight for friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lefebvre
Rose van de Cruyssen
St. Joseph's Rectory
Fr. Lamothe
Ernest Bernard
Samuel Lefebvre
Moody Street
Charron and Rousseau Tie in St Josephs Nuptials
Adhemar Charron and Anna Rousseau were married at St Josephs rectory by Rev Fr Diss. The bride wore champagne messaline with cream lace, and her sister Miss Florida Rousseau wore pale green messaline. Best man was Louis Charron, brother of the groom, and the couple received congratulations at the bride’s father Elisee Rousseau’s home after the ceremony. The couple then departed for Boston.
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Adhemar Charron
Anna Rousseau
St. Joseph's Rectory
Fr. Diss
Florida Rousseau
Louis Charron
Wedding Gifts for French American Couple Quietly Esteemed
A large party of young people gathered at the station to see the couple off and shower them with rice. Upon return they will reside at 537 Fletcher Street. The gifts were numerous and beautiful, reflecting the high esteem in French American circles for the happy couple.
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Fletcher Street
Clarke Heenan Nuptials At St Patrick’s Church
Patrick B Clarke and Winifred Heenan wed yesterday at St Patrick’s parochial residence. Rev James Walsh presided. Bridemaid Miss Mary Morrison and best man Mr Patrick Burke attended.
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Patrick B. Clarke
Winnifred Heenan
St. Patrick’s Church
James Walsh
Mary Morrison
Patrick Burke
Walley Marries Chalcraft in Private City Ceremony
Mr. Herbert Henry Walley and Miss Elsie Chalcraft, both residents of this city, were married last night at St. John’s church in a private ceremony officiated by Rev. L. C. Manchester. The couple, unattended, will honeymoon briefly and reside in the city, likely on Lombard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Henry Walley
Elsie Chalcraft
St. John’s Church
Rev. L. C. Manchester
McCann and Curran Wed at St Peters Residence
William L McCann and Ellen V Curran united in marriage by Rev Fr Ronan at St Peter s parochial residence on Wednesday. Miss Mary V McKenna served as bridesmaid and Mr Joseph McCann as best man.
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William L. McCann
Ellen V. Curran
Fr. Ronan
St. Peter’s
Mary V. McKenna
Joseph McCann
Lowest Rates to Denver and Colorado Springs
Travel offers through the Nickél Plate Road advertise low fares to Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo with return options. The notice mentions Epworth League and Eagles conventions and directs inquiries to Lb. P. Burgess, N. B. A., Old South Building, Boston, Mass.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Epworth League
Eagles
Rou
P. Burgess
Old South Bldg
Boston
Mass
Population of Great Britain and Ireland
The present population of Great Britain and Ireland is about 52,750,000.
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Great Britain‘and
Ireland
William H Bateman Killed In Collision At East Greenwich
William H Bateman, about 62, of the Newport Bateman family, was killed in East Greenwich this afternoon when a runabout owned by Gorman Brothers and the carriage he rode collided head on. Both drivers were thrown. Bateman died from a fractured skull. Gorman escaped injury. Bateman owned a large Quidnesset estate in North Kingston.
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East Greenwich
R. L
William H. Bateman
Newport
Gorman Brothers
Bateman
Gorman
Mr. Bateman
Quidnesset
Kingston
Lowell Christian Endeavor Union Monthly Meeting
The Lowell Christian Endeavor Union holds its regular monthly executive committee meeting Monday evening June 19 at First Trinitarian Congregational Church Dutton Street as guest of the Endeavor Society. Lunch at 7 15 and devotional and business exercises follow. Election of officers for the ensuing year will be the next item. The evening address will be given by Mr Wint Shaw of Boece treasurer of the United Society of Christian Endeavor.
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Lowell Christian Endeavor Union
First
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Dutton Street
Endeavor Society
Nef
Wint
United’ Society ‘of Christian Endeavor
United States Social Hour After Address Planned
The social hour will follow the address with a musical and literary program. This is the union's last meeting of the season, and organizers hope for full committee attendance.
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United States
Mr Edmunds Honored by Mikado Chorus Guests
Mikado Chorus members gathered at Mrs. Frank Drewett’s residence in Moore Street to honor Mr Edmunds crediting his direction by Percy Waldron Edmunds. A gold watch and job were presented by Alec E Rountree with a speech, while A Heathcock Mrs Drewett and John Roane performed numbers.
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Percy Waldron Edmunds
Frank Drewett
Moore Street
Edmunds
A. Heathcock
Drewett
John Roane
Alec. E. Rountree
Asthma Sufferers Should Know This Remedy
Mrs. Adolph Buesing of Davenport Iowa credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing a twelve year asthma after a cold turned chronic. A single fifty cent bottle ended her long struggle and she asserts earlier use would have saved years of suffering. Also referenced are Falls Burkinshaw A Storey Co. and Ellingwood Co.
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Foley
Adolph Buesing
West Third St
Davenport
Iowa
Falls & Burkinshaw
A. %& Storey & Co
Davis Square
Ellingwood & Co
An Insurance View Dont you wish you could live your life over again
Powell jokes about a twenty year endowment policy maturing next month in a humorous insurance view dialogue with Judge Howell. The exchange highlights attitudes toward life plans and policy maturity with a touch of irony.
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Howell
Powell
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William E. Leclair
Alice M. McCabe
McCabe
Gertrude McCabe
Henry Murray
Claire Street
LeClaire
Worcester
Frank LeClaire
Attleboro
John J. Wholey
William McGreeney
Robert Jacobson
Thomas Murphy
Hutchinson—Gage
Leclaire—Mccabe
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Hoisington—Edwards
Hanson—Douglas
Barber—Whitworth
Pond—Rourke
Lefebvre—Van DE Cruyssen
Charron—Rousseau
Whittier
Middlesex County
M. F. Gookin
Bigelow Carpet Co
Lowell
Glenwood Ranges
Glenwood
Gookin Brothers
Bhcac
Clarke Heenan
Walley—Chalcraft
McCann—Curran
Mellior & Saunders Florists
Mellor
Patten
Prescott St. Tel
Princess Lodge No. 12
St. George
James A. Garfield Relief Corps
Alliea
B. F. Butler Retief Corps
Wauhatchie Command No. 10
U. V. Uy
Eliot Chirch
Stijwasg
Corp 33
Worthen
Ida Howard
Betsy
Josephine Powers MacDonald
Clan Grant
Grafton Hall
Merrimack Street
Alexander Ray
May Caddell
Ethel Caddell
Atwood
Alex. Ray
J. McLaren
J. Rodgers
Afton Water
Jas. Brown
Do. Young
Mr. Smith
J. Buckley
Post 120
Kenyon
Rhode Island
U. V. A. Association
Eliot Church
Christian Endeavor Union Monthly Meeting
MR Edmunds
Mikado Chorus