Moore Swift wedding tops North Shore season at Old St. Peter's
Miss Mabelle Florence Swift becomes Mrs. Clarence Moore in a June noon ceremony at Beverly's Old St. Peter's Episcopal Church attended by guests from Washington Syracuse Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Lowell and many states. The green and white decor featured laurel white carnations and orchids with a Tiffany silver registry and a Pride's Crossing reception followed by a two week honeymoon including New York golf and polo events.
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Beverley
St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Ait Beverly
Moore-Swift
Mabelle Florence Swift
Edwin Carleton Swift
Chicago
Clarence Moore
Jasper Y. Moore
Washington, D. C
North Shore
Syracuse
New York
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Lowell
Virginia
Miss Swift
Boston
Robert G. Shaw, Jr
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Thomas Nelson Page
KR. Livingston Beekman
John M. Biddle
Mrs. Swift
Pride's Crossing
Mr. Swift
Atlantic
Moore
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
Mrs. Schift
Connecticut Avenue
Pride’s Crossing
Swifts
Miss Nellie Piper Weds Jesse Haton Carr in Lowell Home
Miss Nellie M. Piper a longtime Eliot church member and former stenographer for C. J. Hood & Co married Jesse H. Carr of Exeter New Hampshire at 6 30 PM in the home of Mr and Mrs J Clark Glidden 1235 Middlesex Street Lowell The ceremony featured a pink and green decor with initials C P on the wall The bridal party wore lace and taffeta gowns Edith E Andrews played the wedding march and Mendelssohn The couple will reside in Exeter after their honeymoon receiving rich gifts from friends and colleagues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Piper
Elliot Congregational Church
Edith E. Andrews
8. S. Piper
Manchester
N.H
Josephine L. Carr
Melrose
Miss Carr
Jessie B. Carr
Minnie L. Tilton
Lowell
Charles Carr
Philadelphia
Dudley Chase
Roland ‘Black
J. ‘Clark Glidden
Piper
D. L. Page Company
Nellie Carr
Lyman Ayers
Mildred Leighton
Clinton
B. P. Kenyon
N. H
William Cushman
Bratttleboro
Carrie Blanchard
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Eliot Church
C. S. Hood & Co
C. L Hood
George W. Putnam
Charles J. Glidden
A. C. Russell
Miss Andrews
Carr
Exeter
Pretty Lowell Wedding At 35 London Street
Mamie E. J. Moffatt, daughter of Police Deputy William Moffatt and Mrs. Moffatt, married James W. Ferris in a June evening ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home in Lowell. Rev. Janes M. Craig officiated in a small gathering with best man Robert Ferris and bride’s cousin Susie Clement as maid. After dinner, the couple left for a two week honeymoon to New York and other points, planning to reside in Peabody upon return. Floral decorations by Griffiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
London Street
Mamie E. J. Moffatt
William 3
Mrs. Moffatt
James W. Ferris
Peabody
Janes M. Craig
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Ferris
Susie Clement
Samuel Moffatt
Boston
New York
Griffiths
Wedding of Walter Goodwin and Mary Ramsay at First Presbyterian
Mr Walter Goodwin and Miss Mary Helen Ramsay were married yesterday at the First Presbyterian church with Miss Isabel Ramsay as bridesmaid and Mr David Whittet of Lowell as best man. A reception followed at 25 Wilson Street before the couple left for Washington. They plan to be at home after August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Goodwin
Mary Helen Ramsay
J. M. Craig
Isabel Ramsay
David Whittet
Lowell
Wilson Street
Washington
Barrett and Nix Wed in Tremont Street Home Ceremony
Joan H Barrett and Audre Vi Nix, both of this city, were married yesterday at 4 p.m. in the bride's Tremont street home by Rev Allison Currier. A wedding luncheon followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan H. Barrett
Audre Vi. Nixon
Tremont Street
Allison Currier
I‘s
Bride Wears White Organdie in Quiet Nuptial
The bride wore white organdie over silk and carried bride roses. There were no bridesmaids. After June 25, Mr and Mrs Eacrett will be at home to friends at 175 Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eacrett
Tremont Street
Charming June Wedding at Quimby Avenue Home
Miss Annie Estella Kir y and Mr Frank Nelson wed in a simple ceremony at George Kir y’s home on Quimby avenue. Rev A E Kenyon officiated with Mabel Longbottom as bridesmaid and John Bowker as best man. The couple plan a bridal tour to Portland and will reside at 5 Quimby avenue after July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kiry
Quimby Avenue
Annie Estella
Frank ‘Nelson
A. E. Kenyon
Mabel A. Longbottom
Graniteville
John W. Bowker
Eva
Nellie Kirby
Richardson
Kirby
Millie Fogg
Minnie Stetson
Ethel Sharrow
George Kirby
Ruth Kirby
Mrs. Nelson
Portland
Pretty wedding at clergyman's residence in city
Yesterday afternoon Rev. Wm Morang officiated the marriage of William Durkee of Nova Scotia, a Lawrence watchman, and Minnie M Hanning of New Brunswick. The bride wore gray velvet lace and carried white carnations. They left by the 5 o'clock train for Boston with William Durkee’s brother Steven accompanying them and plan to reside in the city after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Morang
William Durkee
Nova Scotia
Lawrence
Minnie M.hanning
New Brunswick
Boston
Steven Durkee
Belyeas Wed in Private Chicopee City Home
Mr. Ercet Belyea of Chicopee married Grace G. Belyea yesterday at 1 p m at the bride’s home 23 Coral street Rev F Allison Currier officiated Miss Badie Belyea served as bridesmaid Algernon Varnum was best man An informal reception followed and the couple planned a wedding trip and residence in Chicopee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ercet Belyea
Chicopee
Grace G. Belyea
F. Allison Currier
Coral Street
Badie Belyea
Belyea
Algernon Varnum
Amelia Wade Weds James Shaw in Private Lowell Residence
Miss Amelia J. Wade married James Shaw last evening at Rev. Geo. F. Kenngett’s residence. sister Frances Wade served as bridesmaid and George McElroy was best man. The couple will reside in Lowell after their wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia J. Wade
James Shaw
Geo. F. Kenngett
Frances Wade
George McElroy
Mrs. Shaw
Lowell
Pretty June Wedding at St. Peters Parish
Yesterday afternoon a pretty June wedding took place at St. Peter's parish residence. The contracting parties were Mr W J Duffy and Miss Adeline Bouley. Best man was Mr Joseph Daigte and bridemaid Miss Laura Dufresne. The ceremony was performed by Rev Fr McKenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
W. J. Duffy
Adeline Bouley
Joseph Daigte
Laura Dufresne
Fr. McKenna
Priest Joins Samuel Borjes and Margaret Moran in Marriage
At 7 o'clock last evening Rev. Fr. Rowan united in marriage at St. Peter's parochial residence Samuel Borjes and Margaret Moran. Best man was M Fr. O'Brien and bridesmaid Isabella Scott. A reception followed at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan
St. Peter’s
Samuel Borjes
Margaret Moran
Fr. O’brien
Isabella Scott
June Wedding of Walter Pabkirk and Agnes Duffy
Walter Pabkirk and Agnes Duffy wed at St. Patrick's church parochial residence with Rev. Fr. Sexton officiating. Miss Mary Duffy served as bridesmaid and Patrick Walsh as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pabkirk
Agnes Duffy
Sexton
St. Patrick's Church
Mary Duffy
Patrick Walsh
Daly and Shea Wed at St Peters Parochial Residence
A June wedding ended with Father Mul len joining Michael Daly to Nora Shea at St Peters parochial residence last evening at 7. Thomas Daly served as best man and Gertrude Finnly was bridesmaid. A reception followed at 31 Wamesit Street and the couple departed on the 9.20 train for a Boston honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Father Mullen
Michael Daly
Nora Shea
Thomas Daly
Gertrude Finnly
Wamesit — Street
Boston
Marriage of Arthur Laughren and Ming Catherine Donnelly
Arthur Laughren and Ming Catherine Donnelly married at St. Peter's parochial residence by Rev Fr Ronan last evening. Best man Edward Lawton and bridesmaid Molly Donnelly, sister of the bride, attended. Couple traveled to 51 Wamesit sirest for the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Laughren
Ming Catherine Donnelly
St. Peter's
Ronan
Edward Lawton
Molly Donnelly
Hoar and Pinder Wed at Rev Ford Home Ceremony
Mr William J Hoar and Miss Ova Pinder both of this city were married yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev Smith T Ford at his residence on School street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hoar
Ova Pinder
Smith T. Ford
School Street
Browning Greig Wedding at Cambridge Street Home
Mr Lewla Browning of Boston and Miss M Ritche Greig daughter of Mr Alexander Greig Jr were married at 11 yesterday morning at the brides home 52 Cambridge street Rev Mr McAlvin of Boston performed the ceremony in the presence of the family and a few friends Miss Browning sister of the groom attended the bride and Mr W H
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewla Browning
Boston
M. Ritche Greig
Alexander Greig, Jr
Cambridge Street
Mr. McAlvin
Mias Browning
W. H
Browning Couple Married In City Ceremony
Holman of this city was best man. The house was charmingly decorated with evergreens and potted plants. A lunch was served after the ceremony. On their return from their wedding tour, Mr. and Mrs. Browning will reside in Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holman
Mrs. Browning
Brookline
Taunton Couple Wed in Private Universalist Ceremony
Mr. Wilfred D. Brown of Taunton and Miss Mary Cummings of this city married Wednesday morning at the residence by Reverend C. E. Fisher, pastor of the First Universalist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred D. Brown
Taunton
Mary Cummings
C. E. Fisher
First Universalist Church
Brady Clancy Nuptials at St Patrick Church
Mr Thomas Brady and Miss Margaret Clancy wed last evening at the parochial residence of St Patrick's church, with Rev Fr Sexton officiating. Best man Patrick McPartland and bridesmaid Bridget Clancy attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brady
Margaret Clancy
Sexton
St. Patrick’s Church
Patrick McPartland
Bridget Clancy
Local Moore Street nuptials unite Buchanan and Brown
At Berean Primitive Methodist church in Moore Street on Wednesday evening, John Buchanan of Tewkesbury and Mary H. Brown of this city were wed by Rev. D. Salmon. Maid of honor Lizzie Brown, bridemaid Agnes Brown, and best man Edgar Smith attended. A reception followed at 29 Meade Street, the bride’s home.
Smiths of Lowell Host Summer Wedding at Duxbury
At the summer cottage of Mr and Mrs Edgar E Smith of Lowell their son Miles I E Smith wed Miss Jesse Murphy of Boston Rev Mason of Duxbury officiated in the presence of relatives and friends Bridemaid Catherine Murphy of Boston and best man Harry Warrison of South Duxbury were among the guests including several Lowell people
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Duxbury
Edgar E. Smith
Lowell
Miles IE. Smith
Jesse Murphy
Boston
Mr.Mason
Catherine Murphy
Harry Warrison
South Duxbury
Marriage of Mr Smith Joseph Adams and Miss Eugenie Lafleur
Mr Smith Joseph Adams head salesman in the Lowell Wall Paper Company wed Miss Eugenie Louise Lafleur at St Patrick's Parochial Residence last evening. Rev Richard Burke officiated with maid of honor Miss Rena Raymond and best man John Francis Adams. Reception at 14 Wilton Avenue followed. couple to reside there after July 1 and depart for a brief trip on the 25 train. Floral work by J McManmon and A Lavery & Sons catered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith Joseph Adams
Lowell ‘Wall [Paper Company
John Q. Adams
Eugenie Louise Lafleur
Merfle Lafleur
St. Patrick's
Richard 8. Burke
Rena Raymond
John Francis Adams
Dresed
Tittle Hildegarde
Onge
Wilton Avenue
Chas. A. St. Onge
Mrs Annie R Sheppard Weds Francis G Cuttle in Private Ceremony
In St Anne's chapel at 7 pm this morning Mrs Annie R Sheppard married Mr Francis G Cuttle by Rev Dr Chambre. The ceremony was private with few relatives and friends. The couple are now away on a wedding journey and will return to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s Chapel
Annie R. Sheppard
Francis G. Cuttle
Dr. Chambre
Musicale at Lowell Educational Club aids Faith Home
A large audience attended a Wednesday evening musicale at the Lowell Educational Club to benefit Faith Home. Mrs. W. H. Pepin led the program with songs readings and pantomime, assisted by Miss Helen Ravage and Miss Lena Mae Reid. Refreshments and lemonade were served by a committee including Mrs. Will Freeman and Mrs. Chester Ceram of Lowell with Mime Nugent offering palmistry readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Educational Club
Faith Home
J. F. Flemings
W. T
Will Freeman
Chester Ceram
Lowell
Miss Stevenson
New York
Guy Holbrook
Mavion
B.A. Hapgood
N. Harris
Bryant
Es, Aleker
Taylor
Conway Transfer opens boarding stable in Lowell
Mr. Conway of Conway Transfer adds a boarding stable to his ventures. Located on Smith street at the old Conant estate, it is a private style facility with careful horse care. No livery service. owners urged to telephone for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Conway
Conway Transfer Company
Lowell
Smith Street
Conant Estate
Wedding gift idea framed portrait at Makers Art Store
Advertises wedding gifts with framed pictures described as beautiful mirrors in aquare or oval frames. Highlights a large line of goods and low prices at Makers Art Store, located at John and Merrimack streets beneath Marble Bank, with telephone contact 65-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maker's
John and Merrimack Street
Marble Bank
Tel
Stock Market Mixed Morning, Several Stocks Rise Then Fall
The market showed slight gains in some issues and weakness in others with gains not held at noon. Reading first preferred in railroads rose to 56 percent, Sugar edged up from 12.5 to 13.5 but faded. Boston Amalgamated fell half a point, Montana at 299, Utah at 23. Remaining list dormant.
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Reading
Boston
Amalgamated
Montana
Utah
New York Market
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison Tee
Atchison P
B&o
Brooklyn
Cen
Ches. &C
Tobee
N. W
West’ Tee
R. I
Col. Bk. & Fron
Erie Ball
Federal Steel
Federal Steel Pfd
Gen. Rlee
Pape
L.&n Tah
TaNy
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Pacific
Wabash
West Union
Wheeling & L. E
Eevee
Boston & Albany
Mass
Elec Com
Dom
Erie Tel
NE. Gas & Coke
Constitution Adopted for United Irish League in Dublin
Nationalist convention opened under John Redmond president and adopted a constitution for the United Irish League. Provisions include abolishing crown juror challenges in political cases, repealing treason felony and arms acts, educational equality for Catholics, and compulsory cottage and acre allotment laws for agricultural laborers. William Redmond proposed a resolution condemning the South Africa war, expressing hope for independence of the two republics, which was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
John Redmond
United Irish Party
United Irish League
Wm. Redmond
South Africa
Boy Drowns in Mill Pond as Faithful Dog Alerts Family
Irvin W. Cornelius six year old son of Robert and Mary Cornelius of Tyneg sboro drowned Wednesday morning in the mill pond near home. The family dog, playing with the child, barked to warn Mrs. Cornelius before the rescue attempt, but life was extinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin W. Cornelius
Robert
Mary Cornelius
Tynegsboro
Enterprising Philadelphians Sell Liberty Bell Souvenirs
In Philadelphia sharp traders turn the famed Liberty Bell into a source of profit by producing and selling bells and related keepsakes, attracting tourists and locals alike with themed merchandise and branded items.
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Beverly
Caria
Goodwin-Ramsay
Stickney & Poor’s
Stickney & Poor
Nelson
Kobby
Durkee—Hanning
Shaw-Wade
Duffy-Bouley
Borjes-Moran
Babkirk
Duffy
Daly—Shea
Laughran—Donnelly
Brown—Cummings
Buchaniain-Browin
Ismith4murphy
Adaimisilaipleur
Cuttle-Sheppard
FAITH
W. H. Pepin
Anna L. Cilley
J. S. Marion
Helen Ravage
Eisie Ampleby
Clara Gilman
Cowen
Milo W. Hale
Ella Flemings
Florence Cook
Meyer Helmund
Harry Stocks
Queer Little Stitchers
Beaide Mae Oc Cccessestienes
Mattei
Warren T. Reid
Miss Cilley
Soee- Nell
Elsie Umpleby
Rotoli
Hawley
Lena Mae Reid
Stock Market
Bright, Sears & Co
Tyngsboro
Y Liedhir
Thorndike Street
Chelmsford Street
Finder
Wescott
Central Block
D. B
Burlington
Burlington Amalgamated
Am. Agricultural Chemical Co
Wright
Agenciew
Aposal
Exchange
Graham Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer Street
Merrimack Street
Los
North Aiste
Maynard Co
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts
Tercantile Printing
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