Burtt and Flint Are Married at Bride's Home
Mr Walter Needham Burtt and Miss Edith Frances Flint wed yesterday afternoon at the bride’s home 87 South Highland Street Rev E Victor Bigelow of Eliot church officiated Only immediate family present Miss Rachel Flint sister of the bride was maid of honor After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at 3856 Walker Street and will be at home after January 1 No cards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Needham Burtt
Edith Frances Flint
South Highland Street
E. Victor Bigelow
Eliot Church
Rachel Flint
Burtt
Walker Street
Pretty Wedding Joins Murphy and Hobden in City
A wedding was held yesterday afternoon at 6 o clock at St Patrick church parochial residence uniting Florence J Murphy and Mae M Hobden in marriage. Rev John J McHugh officiated. Miss Elizabeth Hobden and Dennis A Murphy served as attendants. A reception followed at 11 Butterfield Street with many friends offering congratulations. The couple will tour then live on Walker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence J. Murphy
Mae M. Hobden
St. Patrick’s Church
John J. McHugh
Elizabeth Hobden
Dennis A. Murphy
Butterfield Street
Mrs. Murphy
Walker Street
Pretty Wedding Of Maude Bernice Dexter And Arthur Symmes
Maude Bernice Dexter wed Arthur Frank Symmes at the Dexter home in Laconia on Wednesday noon. The ceremony featured autumn décor, Lohengrin by Violetta Horne, best man Leon Dexter, bridesmaid Mabel Brown, Rev. Smith Ford officiating, and a Lowell reception crew. They will reside at 53 South Loring Street, Lowell after December 25. guests included several New Hampshire and Seattle attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dexter
High Street
Laconia
Maude Bernice
Arthur Frank Symmes
Lowell
Lohengrin
Violetta Horne
Lakeport
Leon Dexter
Mabel Brown
Smith Thomas Ford
First Baptist Church of
D. L. Page Company
Bertha Symmes
Bertha Perkins
Newton Gray
E. F. Gray
Winona
N. H
EB. L. Dexter
Charles Jones
Meredith, N. H
Dora Worthen
Seattle
Wash
S. T. Ford
Emily Simpson
Ella Simpson
D. L. Page
John R. Symmes
East Billerica
South Loring Street
Casey and Mullen Mingle at Sacred Heart Parish Wedding
Mr Thomas P Casey foreman at Harvard Brewing and Miss Annie Mullen wed at Sacred Heart church last evening at 6 30. Rev John P Flynn officiated. Bridesmaid Lottie Mullen and groomsman John Dwyer attended. Reception at 133 Moore Street followed by an oak sideboard gift from Harvard Brewing. They depart for Boston and plan home at 133 Moore Street after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Casey
Harvard Brewing Company
Annie Mullen
Sacred Heart Church
John P. Flynn
Lottie Mullen
John Dwyer
Boston
Moore Street
Braden and Gelino Couple Wed in Home Ceremony
Albert R. Braden and Flor ence White Gelino, prominent locals, were married at 6 last evening in the Gelino home at 54 Seventh Street. Rev. E Victor Bigelow and Rev. C. H. Fisher officiated under asparagus and autumn leaves, with a central chrysanthemum bouquet. Maid of honor Annabelle Gelino attended the bride in white attire, while both wore floral bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Braden
Florence White Gelino
O. B. Gelino
Seventh Street
E. Victor Bigelow
Eliot Church
C. HE. Fisher
First Universalist Church
Annabelle Gelino
Thomas A. Braden
O. E. Gelino
Winchester couple wed in formal ceremony at reception
The bride wore a dress with black spangles over gray silk as ushers named W. L. Farnum C H Willard and Daniel MacKenzie. Flower girls Miss Winifred Moore and Miss Ruth Baker carried flowers. A wedding reception followed with many out of town guests noted from Boston Champlain Troy and Belmont. The couple plan a wedding tour and will reside in Winchester after December first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Farnum
Winchester
C. H. Willard
Poultney
Daniel MacKenzie
Winifred Moore
Champlain
N. Y
Ruth Baker
Groton
R. H. White
Jeanette White
Boston
Conwell
Bowdoin
Lawrence
John Moore
Adam White
Ollie ‘Armstrong
Minnie Farnum
Troy
Kate Farnham
Jane Farnum
Poult
Harrington and Mallon Marry at St Peter's Church
Timothy Harrington and Bridget Mallon wed at St Peter's Church parish residence at five last evening. Rev. D J Heffernan performed the ceremony with bridesmaid Margaret Moynihan and groomsman William Harrington. The couple hosted a reception at 11 Hale Street Court before leaving for their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Harrington
Bridget Mallon
St. Peter's Church
D. J. Heffernan
Margaret Moynihan
William Harrington
Hale Street Court
Mr Dwyer and Miss O'Brien Wed at St Patrick's Parish
Dennis Dwyer and Catherine O'Brien were married at St Patrick's Church parish residence at five o'clock last evening. Rev Fr McHugh officiated. Witnesses were Nellie Dwyer and John O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Dwyer
Catherine O’brien
St. Patrick's Church
Fr. McHugh
Nellie Dwyer
John O'Brien
Clark and Haines Tie The knot in Tewksbury ceremony
Mr Neal A Clark and Miss Olive May Haines were married at the bride’s home in Tewkesbury yesterday afternoon at four. Rev Meecham officiated with Miss Ethel Seaver as bridesmaid and Alfred Dickson as best man. Harold Haines served as page and a reception followed with Monroe’s Ladies orchestra of Boston providing music. The couple will reside in Salem after the wedding and received a sideboard gift from the laundry employer of the bridegroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal A. Clark
Olive May Haines
Tewksbury
Tewkesbury
Mr. Meecham
Ethel Seaver
Alfred Dickson
Harold Haines
Page
Monroe’s
Ladies’ Orchestra
Boston
Clark
Salem
F. E. Haines
Haines’ Laundry
Bates Qualifies as Marksman at Walnut Hill Range
Governor John L. Bates and staff visited the Massachusetts rifle range at Walnut Hill and qualified in rifle and revolver shooting. Bates scored well at 200 yards with 20 shots, achieving 40 and 42 points in two 21-shot strings to earn first class marksman status. Lieut. Col. Carpenter marked two strings of 80 with the revolver, and Brig. Gen. Dewey fired two strings of 25 at 500 yards with the rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hill
John L. Bates
Massachusetts
Gov. Bates
Col. Carpenter
Dewey
Are You Going West Special Rail Rate Notice
A daily September 15 through November 30 special rail rate to all points in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia is offered. For maps rates routes and information contact Wm Kelly Jr District Passenger Agent Wisconsin Central Ry 280 Broadway New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Wm. Kelly, Jr
Wisconsin Central Ry
Broadway
New York City
Comrades Thirty Annual Reunion of 26th Mass. Regiment
The 26th Massachusetts Regiment association held its thirtieth annual reunion at Music Hall Fall River with 44 members present. Officers were elected for the coming year and plans set to meet in Lowell next year. Congressman Greene attended, sharing Civil War reminiscences and criticizing pension limits while praising veterans and the role of women in patriotic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass. Regiment
Music Hall
Fall River
Cedar Creek
Winchester
Sheridan
Patrick F. Hogan
Lawrence
Edwin F. Cushing
Lowell
Joseph F. Shaw
Shaw
Stephen B. Smith
New York City
Charles H. Richardson
Clinton
James Upham
Worcester
Joseph F.slater
Corp
Joseph Packard
Daniel Keating
Mattipan
Leonard Blood
Billerica
John Walcom
Natick
A. B. Brown
West Acton
W. Crockett
Rochesett
Freeman Holmes
Brockton
James S. Howard
E. T. Peterson
Somerville
J. F. Barnes
Overett
H. Sergi
J. F. Alexander
Wakefield
J. R. Fulton
Charles T Woodbury
D. E. Wortherly
W. E Cole
Cochesett
W. K. Ingraham
Winthrop
Frank M. Balfour
James C. Brady
S. P. Blodgett
Passaic
N. J
E. F. Cushing
D. H. Hall
A. J
Sunddays
Association
William C. Lovering
Richard Borden Women’s Relief Corps
Frances E. Jillson
Mesdames Gifford
Dow
Gilbert
Bowers
Preble
Louisa F. Connelly
Company F
Cushing
Yuoth
J. Dwight Brady
James Brady
Wilcox
Congressman Greene
Bady
Greene
Senate Committee
S.L. Braley
Ball River
Capt. Brady
Relief Corps
Golden Cross rates strengthen fraternal order aims
The Golden Cross order reports stronger finances after the Sept 1 1903 rate change. All Oct claims processed, $60 000 cash on hand, drafts cashed by Oct 22. Sept death toll around 3000, Sept assessments about $44 000, with $14 000 above claims. Payments promised within 30 days of death. New commanderies forming in Virginia Tennessee Kentucky and Massachusetts. Washington commandery to mark 25th anniversary Nov 12 with visitors from several cities. The note includes a testimonial about Ely's Dream Balm from Rev R M Bentley and a handoffice inquiry from Dell M Potter Arizona Gold Mining Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Golden Cross
Supreme Commander
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Lowell
Washington
Emulus Thompson
New Bedford
Lawrence
Nashua
First Social of Season at High Street Congregational Church
The first social of the season at High Street Congregational church drew a large crowd last night. Tables featured autumn leaf decorations while Mrs. Fred Fox chaired the arrangements committee and Miss Ella Clough led entertainment. Mr. Foster and Mrs. Darby of the church quartet performed, and attendees enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street Congregational Church
Fred Fox
Ella Clough
Foster
Darby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poun
Burtt—Flint
Murphy—Hobden
Symmes
Dexter
Casey—Mullen
Braden
Gelino
Dr. True
J. F. True
Auburn
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike ST
Morgan—Webber
William B. Morgan
Beverly
Stapleton
Staten Island
Susie E. Webber
A. F. Webber
Alice Frothingham
Bertha Osier
Amy Bertrand
Charles L. Blake
Carl D. Munn
Harry D. Leighton
Geo. F. Kenngett
Messrs
Frank CD. Proctor
Percy Kingsbury
Edward Durant
Sewall J. Crawford
Merrimack Street
Addie Morgan
New York
Schallenbach
M. C. Godfried
Concord
N.H
Joseph Jackson
A. A. Sawyer
Harrington—Mallon
O’brien
Haines
26Th Regt
Randay
Amy
W.f.smith CO
A. BE. Carr
Caledonia, Ark
OHN A. Cram, Manton, R. I
NEW Idea Shoe Store
NEW Idea Shoe Company
Rushville
Ind
Ely Bros
Ely
R. M. Bentley
Dell M. Potter
Arizona Gold Mining Co
Liberty
Sarah
Silk Dept
Palmer Street
20Th Century Shoe Store
Co. M. Saunders
O. A. Wilkins
the Waverly Hotel
W. E. Hicks
Scientific and Manufacturing
Fred C. Cuff
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