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establishment Of the republic and notbecause the constitution Is defective.TWO WEDDINGS IN ONE FAMILY«mmJjnArttottwtcw11wResidence of Mr and Mrs James H. Adams in Dorchester the Scene-One Was a Very Quiet Affair,Two weddings took place yesterday atthe residence of Mr and Mrs James H.Adams. 17 Oakley «t. Dorchester. At ofhigh noon Miss Mabel C. Adams be- j d«came the bride of Mr Frank Ourlsh, awell-known young business man of thedistrict, but, owing to the recent deathof Mr Ourish’s father the ceremony wasvery Simula and was witnessed by onlythe Immediate relatives of the two families. *In the evening the other daughter of Mr and Mrs Adams. Miss Lillian M.. was united in marriage to Mr Arthur Kellar, also of Dorchester, Thl* pewii mony was witnessed by a large numberfoflfof the friends of the happy couple, and I ota reception followed. Rev warren J, Hobbs of Boston officiated at both ceremonies. The bridegroom of the morning, Mr Ourish, officiated in the capacity of best man and the bride was attended by Mrs Ourish.The ushers were Messrs Frank Lorlng of Belmont and Sidney F. Adams ofDorchester. . » *Mr and Mrs Ourish will reside in Brooklyn, while Mr and Mrs Kellar will make their home at 55 Elmo st, Dorchester. T'.T* ^ 'Tfa; - •UNITED BY D ING CHILD.WrealCMarfrsriPli£th
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Boston Sunday Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Wed, Sep 04, 1901
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