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aple-opiar'ourtfrome ar-JmanSat-trma-been illtam clock con-J oh n VI ore*I meat, will Courtm F.Melt. On lie ftl-ftm-were ms tor . The pieces ;lvwaySuiteBayle re-re many some passing steamer, out tnis nope is waning.rapt Bird sail left his home in Somerville last Tuesday, arriving in New York on Wednesday and sailed m Thursday* The ship had been taken into the United States railroad transput-tat ton service and was In the coal trade. She was bound for Tampa and Mobile and whs scheduled to return to New York the last of the month,rant Bird sal I was horn in New Jersey 52 vears ago and when he was 12 years old he began going to sea.G. A. R. MAN WEDS IN WHITMANWHITMAN, Oct 7—'The wedding of John E. Pike of Post 78. G. A. R., and Mrs Mary A Billlngton of South Easton took place Saturday evening at the home of Mr Pike’s daughter, Mrs Bessie Meiggs of Beal av. Rev W. W. Dornan of the Congregational Church officiated. The couple was attended by Mr and Mrs 1 eroy Waaa. Mrs Wass being the daugh-tet of the bridegroom.The ceremony was performed under an arch at the back of which was concealed a large American dag, and as the final words were spoken the flag was unfurled and “The Star Spangled Banner*’ was played on the piano by Mrs W E. Whitten.\ short reception was held During lunch the dining table was decorated with the National colors, and each piece of wedding cake was garnished with- - n1i.— — *—YaiI_I,ONamong large port e victor; Allies Won other admit is Imf muchMohLandsboys i
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Boston Evening Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Oct 07, 1918
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