Anniversary Observed By Major Davis At Home
Major Charles G. Davis sergeant at arms at the State House and Mrs Davis observed the 26th anniversary of their marriage Wednesday at their home on Corey Street in est.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
5
Major Charles G. Davis sergeant at arms at the State House and Mrs Davis observed the 26th anniversary of their marriage Wednesday at their home on Corey Street in est.
About 200 guests including state officials attended a Roxbury wedding for Major Charles G. Davis born in New York in 1839. He served in the Civil War, endured Confederate imprisonment, and twice wounded. A long Boston civic servant, he joins the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company and now serves as a sergeant at the State House. He married Martha A. H. Sawtelle in 1877. they have son George, Harvard student.
A harvest supper and concert were hosted by Fifth Street Baptist Church last evening. Supper ran from 6:30 to 8:00 with Ma Dusenbury and her Gearls providing entertainment. Jessie Fenton performed as Ma, joined by choir members, and the program featured song, reading, harmonica, Ben Bolt, and piano accompaniment by Frederick Haywood.
Rev Francis Kenzel of Roxbury addressed the Y M C L on how to enhance the association values. He urged steady membership growth, inclusive friendship, orderly rooms, high standards, avoidance of cliques, and avoidance of gambling drinking and politics. He advised practical frugality and reverence for the priest, ending with a call for deep spirituality alongside social activity.
Manufacturers offer remnants clean and perfect from a yard to four yards long at regular prices. Heavy yarn thread priced at 25c a yard, finest qualities 8c a yard for embroidery, handkerchiefs, waists and similar uses. Department. G Pollard & Co.
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