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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1907

Page

7

Newport season underway with lavish entertainments

Newport hosts a crowded social season as June entertainments begin. Mrs Eliza Dyer at Wayside and Mrs William Roelker at Gooseberry Island host luncheons. Mrs Stuyvesant Fish plans Crossways dinners for French envoy M des Portes. Listing arrivals include Vanderbilt Jr and Rockefeller party, with many guests settling at Crossways, Mayfield, Rough Point, and other Newport estates.

The New York Times Newport Eliza Dyer Wayside William G. Roelker Gooseberry Island Wiliam R. Hunter Crossways M.des Portes Empassy Royal Phelps Carroll Clay Street Eldridge Ochre Point Pembroke Genes Narrada Henry Symes Lehr Mayfield Stuyvesant -Fish Dresser Street B. L. Henin St. Georges School Brown University M. Des Portes Benjamin F. Yoakum Frisco Thorn Villa Percy Refeller Stillman Villa Rockefeller J. Barton Willing Francis C. Lawrence Willing Webster Street Clarence Baley Harry Payne Whitney Bellevue Avenue Cliffs the. Whitney Europe New York George Petbody Wetmore R. 8. Howes C. H . Gilbert Muenchinger Tompkins Bellevue Avenue Rae Clarence W Sheldon Whiteshouse Augustus Jay B.F. Yoakum W. Henery P. W. Livermore Francis A. Shee J. P.sdppincott Joseph Wharton Miss Wharton Brian Wetherill Grepnell Wills Philelphia Amestown J. Nora Magill Washington Putnam Cottage East Shore

Miss Delano Engaged to Charles M. McKelvey

Announcement reports the engagement of Mrs. Eugene Delano of Washington Square to Charles M. McKelvey. Miss Delano, a society figure who debuted years ago, is sister to Caroline Delano and William Adams Delano, with brothers Moreau Delano and Eugene Delano.

Fllian Adama Delano Ugene Delano Washington Square Charles M. McKelvey Miss Delano Everal Caroline Damsenest Wiliam Adams Delano He Oncok Louisa Pot‘tar Sheffield Joseph Earl Shefeld Moreau Delano Eugene Delano

Boshell Knapp Wedding At Hotel Brunswick

Walter L. Boshell and Miss Fase B. Knapp wed at the Hotel Brunswick in New York. The bride wore a white patin gown with a tulle veil and orange blossoms, and carried white roses. Ethel K Fried-Sander served as maid of honor. Howard Boshell was best man. A reception followed for intimate family and friends. The couple will honeymoon in the South and reside at 935 Greene Avenue Brooklyn after returning.

Walter L. Boshell Samuel Boshell Brooklyn Fase B. Knapp A. Conklin ‘Knapp Jersey City Brunswick Madison Avenue Seventy-ninth Street Ethel K. ‘Fried- Sander Howard Boshell Brrd

Forbes Marries Charlotts Hall Ilaeea at Larchmont Church

The Larchmont Times editor George P Forbes wed Charlotts Hall Ilaeea at the Church of the Holy Name in Larchmont. The ceremony united Forbes with connections to Mrs G Ricketwon of Plattsburg and Mina Ricketeon, sister of the bride.

George P. Forbes Larchmont

Wedding of Miss Anne Thompson and Samuel F B Morse

The Church of St. Margaret Staatsburg hosted the noon wedding of Miss Anne Thompson of Staatsburg and Samuel F B Morse grandson of the telegraph inventor. A special NYC train brought hundreds of guests. Rev Duncan officiated. Bride wore white satin and heirloom lace veil. Bridesmaids and ushers named. Reception followed at L Stonehurst estate with breakfast on the west lawn.

New York Times Poughkeepsie Anna Rogers Hyde Park Miss Tilford Elefr L. Frompson Stonehurst

Danish Danish Count Marry Miss Thayer In Lancaster Mansion

A gala wedding in Lancaster linked Miss Cornelia Thayer to Count Carl Von Moltke of Denmark. Attendants included Miss Sarah Barreill Thayer and Miss Susan Thayer. officiant was Bishop William Lawrence. A 200-guest special train arrived from Boston plus many by car as Count and Countess von Moltke depart for Rome after a Denmark home.

Lancaster Mass Cornelia Thayer Nathaniel Thayer Count Carl von, Moltke Denmark Thayer Sarah Barreill Thayer Susan Thayer Aren Rosencrants William Lawrence D. D Massachusetts William 8. Patten Wellesley E. V. R. Thayer, Jr Lancheon Boston Count Countess von Moltke Rome

Gardner-Boyer wedding in St Mark's Church Southborough

Miss Catherine Elizabeth Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs George Peabody Gardner of Boston and Southborough married Rev Francis Buckner Boyer at St Mark's Church Southborough at 11 o clock The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Van Allen of Boston with assistance from Rev Boyer The bridegroom's father and several Gardner and Burnett relatives attended as ushers.

Southborough Mass Catherine Elizabeth Gardner George Peabody Gardner Boston Francis Buckner Boyer Gees St. Mark's Church Helen Sears H . Boyer Philadelphia van Allen Boyer Messrs George P. Gardner Jo T. Burnett George H. Burnett J. Montgomery

Boston Bride Helen Bacon Weds Frank Pleasanton in Roxbury

Miss Helen Josephine Bacon of Roslindale daughter of Horace Bacon wed Frank R. Pleasanton of Philadelphia at noon in the First Church of Roxbury Eliot Square The Rev James De Normandie officiated with Miss Florence J Mason as maid of honor and Eugene Pleasanton as best man The bride is a direct descendant of Governors Thomas and Joseph Pemex of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

New York Times Boston Helen Josephine Bacon Roslindale Horace Bacon Frank R. Pleasanton Philadelphia Roxbury Eliot Square James de Normandie Florence J. Mason Eugene Pleasanton Thomas and Joseph Pemex Massachusetts Bay Colony

Beale Bloomer-Bloomer Wedding Sees Heap Wed

The marriage of Mrs Violet Beale Bloomer to Pay Inspector Samuel Lawrence Heap USN occurred this afternoon at the suburban home of the bride and groom's parents in Washington. Chaplain G L Bayard USN officiated with only immediate relatives present. The couple will spend several weeks touring before a summer in Gloucester Massachusetts.

New York Times Washington Violet Beale Bloomer Samuel Lawrence Heap George N. Beale G. L. Bayard Heap Gloucester Mass

Miss Emily Edwards Wed to Dr Willis E Bowen Today

In Washington on June 29 Miss Emily Edwards and Dr Willis Elliott Bowen of Rochester were married at the bride’s mother Mrs James F Edwards home. Rev Wallace Radcliffe of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church officiated with attendants Mrs Fred Milham of New York Miss Florence Reaf of Grand Rapids and Miss Alicia Bowen. Best man was Dr Robert MacDonald of Newark City.

New York Times Washington Emily Edwards This City Willis Elliott Bowen Rochester N. Y James F. Edwards Wallace Radcliffe New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Fred Milham New York Florence, Reaf Grand Rapids Mich Alicia Bowen Robert MacDonald Newark City

Newark man wed Passaic woman at Pennington Avenue home

Richard R. Young of Newark married Miss Anne Carlisle of Passaic last evening at 187 Pennington Avenue Passaic. Rev. John C. Tremont of the Hoboken Methodist Episcopal Church officiated. The bride’s sister Mrs Hill served as matron of honor. Best man was Josephine Tompthing B. Clements of Peekskill attended as a friend.

New York Times Passaic N. J Richard R. Young Newark Anne Carlisle Pennington Avenue John C. Tremont Methodist Episcopal Church Hoboken Eee Hill Onor Josephine Tompthing B. Clements Peekskill Mr. You Gene Ent Public Dhe Geers

Lewis and Ellyson Wed in Rochester nuptials

In Rochester on June 29 James Freedland Lewis of New York and Miss Page Ellyson of Norfolk were married at the home of Dr. Lee Blakeslee and Mrs. Blakeslee. The ceremony was attended only by immediate family members.

New York Times Rochester N. Y James Freedland Lewis New York Page Ellyson Norfolk Lee Blakeslee Eahentoes

Mary Walsh and Herbert Boerzel Wed in Carlisle Ceremony

Miss Mary E. Walsh of Carlisle and Herbert E. Boerzel of New York were married this morning in Stone's Protestant Church. The ceremony took place in Carlisle with local family and friends in attendance.

New York Times Carlisle Penn Mary E. Walsh Herbert E. Boerzel New York Stone’s

Passengers Arrive on American Liner New York from Southampton

Among the arrivals last night from Southampton and Cherbourg on the liner New York were John Hicks United States Minister to ae ee Mrs J W Be aver Cap HC Co Bald ae Hitchcock 8 Pa Dunber Ww Emmons ae Lorillard Charles Amor Joseph T Sullivan on fright

Southampton Cherbourg New York John Hicks United States Ae & Ee J. W. Beaver Cap HC. Co. Bald Ae Hitchcock Pa Dunber Ww. Emmons Ae Lorillard Charles Amor Joseph “T. “Bullivan

Lenox Society Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Bristed

One of the week’s largest dinners was hosted Tuesday evening by Mr and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed at Lakeside in Lenox. Guests included Mr and Mrs Giraud Foster Mr and Mrs Samuel Frothingham Mr and Mrs Frederick Delafield Mr and Mrs Walter Livingston Cutting Miss Rosamond Dixey Miss Emily Bacon and others. The gathering featured a lively social program with noted New York society names in attendance.

New York Times Lenox, Maes Charles Astor Lakeside Giraud Foster Samuél Frothingham Frederick Delafield Walter Livingston Cutting Rosamond,Dixey Emily ‘Bacon Ee Felsom David Sikerma Trey Tuckerman Tate Miss. York Colm Bouglas Sloane

Residents and Summer Homes Highlight Maplewood Pittsfield

This week at Maplewood and Pittsfield listings note engaged apartments. The Weatherbees stay at Arrow Cliff in Great Barrington. Bloodgoods and daughters enjoy a country place in New Maribor. Dr and Mrs Becker spend the summer in Tyringham.

Maplewood Pittsfield C. L. Weatherbee Arrow Cliff Great Barrington Villa H. K. Bloodgood Gladys Vera Oenels Country Place New Mariboro George Ferdinand Becker Tyringham

Engagement of Adele Biddle Sixon and Howell Pratt

Philadelphia society notes report the engagement of Adele Biddle Sixon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dixon and Howell Dundas Pratt son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dundas Pratt. Pratt is a University of Pennsylvania graduate and member of local clubs.

New York Times Philadelphia Adele Biddle Sixon Howell Dundas Pratt Dixon Thomas F. Dixon Edward Morris Clement Reeves Wainwright Pratt James Dundas Pratt University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Cricket and University Clubs Robert Coleman Drayton Thomas Leaming James M. Wilcox Ridney W. Keith Thomas de Witt Cuyler Charles Edward Ingersoll Alfred G. Clay Jenkintown Ire Thomas B. Wanamaker Samuel Bell Bell Devon Inn York Harbor Julian Story Europe Travne Julian Berwind Edward J. Berwind the Elms Newport John J. Jackson Bridge Threeth Place Radnor Sidney W. Keith Devon Bar Harbor James Forney Angela Forney Lawrence Fuller Philadelphia Country Club Stacey B. Lloyd Malcolm MacLeod William R. Howell Florence Smith New York Edith Page Streud George H. Brooke Curtis L. Clay Harry B

Boston Society News Photos and Weddings Across New England

Boston society reports list visits to Mrs Frick in North Shore and Lenox, Mrs Evans plans Yarmouth rooms, Davenport-Davenport hosts as Florence May Miller marries John Coolidge Davenport and Anna Davenport to Clifford Milburn Holland. Also Owen Rice wed William Seaman in Newton, Van Etten anniversary at Tanglebirch Adirondacks, Decker attends Chautauqua, Antwerp heiress wed Charles Walford antwerp ship Canopic voyage.

New York Times Boston Hamilton McK. Twombly Frick North Shore Lenox Evans Admiral Evans Englewood West Yarmouth Mass Bennett F. Davenport Watertown Cincinnati Florence May Miller John Coolidge Davenport Anna Coolidge Davenport Clifford Milburn Holland New York City Newton Nk Owen Rice Charles F. Rice Cambridge New Pingland William Rant Seaman William Rant Seaman, Professor of Epronomny de Pauw University of Antwerp Agnes Ayes Louisville

Francis Murphy In Critical Condition In Los Angeles

Francis Murphy the temperance advocate was reported in worse condition this morning in Los Angeles with unconsciousness lasting since early hours. Doctors fear imminent death.

Francis Murphy Woree Los Angeles Cal Francis Murphy

Oyster Bay Abandons Fourth Celebration for Roosevelt

Oyster Bay plans for a traditional Fourth of July rally were scrapped to honor President Roosevelt’s wish for a quiet day. The president announced several diplomatic and official appointments including Phillip M. Brown in Constantinople and Peter Augustus Jay in Tokyo. Commissions for postmasters and various consular and land office posts were issued across multiple states and territories.

Oyster Bay S. 1 Roosevelt Phillip M. Brown Constantinople Peter Augustus Jay Tokio James H. Wright Hayfford Ark Pierre Eliot Theriot Covington Minnie M. Luce Ope Asabe Howenstine Arapahoe Oklaes A. Holderman Tenn Charles H. Whitney Cookeville Guildo R. Goldbecke Uvalde Texas Edmund A. Potts Caldwell Herman Anderson Philipps Wis William F.endalta Pai Arthalenda Keredley Sturdevant O'Neill Risher W. Thornberry Ohio Che-Foo China Presley Mey Auxey Navy William W. Pooser Appalachicola Fla

Bryan Campaign Opens with Dahlman Speeches

iSpecial to The New York Times Kerry Neb June 20 The real Bryan campaign begins Omaha Mayor Dahiman sets out for Wyoming to urge solid Bryan delegates to the Democratic National Convention He then plans Montana Illinois Indiana Ohio and the Central States tour to win support for Bryan and a unanimous See ballot nomination He states the need to start the ball rolling and secure a solid delegation for Bryan, with possible Eastward speeches to follow.

New York Mara Neb Bryan Dahiman Omaha Wyoming Dahlman Montana Ilinois Indiana Ohio Central States

Civic Push Urges Quiet Fourth Near Hospitals

Mrs. Isaac L. Rice head of the Society for the Suppression of Unnecessary Noise appeals for a calm Fourth of July near New York City hospitals. Police Commissioner Gen. Bingham supports quieter celebrations but needs more officers. Health Commissioner Dr. Darlington backs abating firecrackers and torpedoes near Gameslake and surrounding hospitals. Mayor Clellan’s pending ordinance aims to create quiet zones around medical facilities for the holiday.

Isaac L. Rice Society For the Rice Bingham Darlington New York Dr. Dartington Bureau of Combustibles

Old Woman Found in Plight Near Kingsbridge Station

A distressed elderly woman in nightdress, with bleeding feet, was found near Kingsbridge Police Station at 7 AM pleading for money to be saved. She identified herself as Mrs Jeannetts M Carlin, 64, claiming escape from Dr Parker’s sanitarium on 21st Street and Broadway. She was committed to a sanitarium by Justice Amend. Parker cited nurse changes and the Riverdale woods as part of her flight.

Kingsbridge Jeannetts M. Carlin Carlin

Stage adaptation announced for The Newlyweds and Baby

The Newlyweds and their Baby, famed from McManus sketches, will be staged next season as a musical comedy with book and lyrics by Paul West. John Leffler will perform, joining the cast in this stage war with Buster Brown.

George McManus John Leffler Buster Brown Paul West John Leftier Sng Mr. Mo

George M. Cohan Weds Agnes Nolan in Freehold NJ

George M. Cohan and Agnes Nolan of Brookline Mass were married by a Justice of the Peace in Freehold New Jersey after a brief car trip delay. Witnesses were Samuel Harris and Alice Nolan as the couple returned to New York for the Honeymooners performance.

Agnes Nolan Jersey George M. Cohan New Amsterdam Theatre Brookline Mass Freehold N. J Nolan F. J. Nolan George Washington, Jr Samuel Harris Hirty-Fifth Streets Harris Mr. Cohan Mr. Cohaan Ethel Levy

Friars at Belmar Gather for First National Meeting

The Press Agents of America stage its first annual pilgrimage at Belmar New Jersey with over 400 members, a clambake and games tomorrow. Officers for next year include Wells Hawks as President Gracie Emerson Cook as Vice President and John W Rumsey as Treasurer. Governors named include Harry G Sommers Frank C Payne George W Sammis and others.

New York Times Belmar N. J America New York Port Au Peck Wells Hawks Gracie Emerson Cook J. Wilstach Philip K. Mindil John W. Rumsey Harry G. Sommers Frank C. Payne George W. Sammis W. J. Smyth Marcus Mayer Bruce Edwards William Hull Clinton Moffatt Wallace Munro Willard D. Coxey

Red Mill closes as Montgomery and Stone honored at Knickerbocker

At the final performance of The Red Mill at the Knickerbocker Theatre Montgomery and Stone received two silver loving cups from management. Charles Dillingham gave jeweled windmill charm watches to the pair. A nine foot flower column crowned the end of the first act and bouquets filled the curtain calls. The audience sang Auld Lang Syne as the curtain fell. Four other theatres closed for the season and openings were noted for next year in New York and Chicago.

Montgomery Stone Red Mill Knickerbocker Theatre Eer Harles Dillingham Lyceum New York Belasco Broadway Chicago

Loving Cup for Anna Held at Parisian Model finale

Anna Held received a silver loving cup after the second act of The Parisian Model at Broadway Theatre. Edouard Durand presented the award on behalf of the company honoring her tactful bearing during the season. Held said she feels part of a large family and plans to return soon. She will spend a week in Atlantic City before sailing for Europe.

Anna Held Edouard Durand Iss Held Miss Held Atlantic City Europe

Victor Herbert Denies Relation To Portland Shooting

Victor Herbert telegrammed his business manager from Lake Placid denying any kinship with the Portland Herbert mentioned by L M Garretson to the New York County Sheriff. The alleged relative was Prof George Herbert shot in Portland on June 19. the composer asserts no family ties in this country.

Victor Herbert Lake Placid W. B. Clayton Herbert L. M. Garretson Portland Regon New York County George Herbert

Jules Murry to Present Four New Plays Next Season

Jules Murry will present four new plays next season. Paul Gilmore stars in George W Hobart’s drama of southwestern ranch life Creston Clarke appears in The Power That Governs a Mexican play by Adelaide Clarke. A theater of Mine will be given by W A Whitecar if funding can be arranged for later.

Jules’ Murry Jules Murry Paul Gilmore George W. Hobart Creston Clarke Adelaide W. A. Whitecar

Warfield Ends Season's Engagement at Majestic Boston

David Warfield closed his season in The Music Master at the Majestic Theatre Boston last night. He will travel to his New Jersey country place, then study a new play for a Stuyvesant Theatre engagement under David Belasco next season. Warfield has appeared in The Music Master 1 007 times.

David Warfield Majestic Theatre Boston New Jersey Alliron Stuyvesant Theatre David Belasco

Fred Peel to Marry Fanny Fields

Fred Peel former business manager of Joe Weber’s company travels in England where he plans to engage players for work. It was announced that he will marry Fanny Babeese who sings in London music halls and once starred in Casey’s Wife, a production Peel managed.

Fred Peel Fanny Fields Joe Weber Comany England Fanny Babeese London Casey Peel

Dogs Barred from Dreamland Shows Notice

William Ellis posts notice barring dogs from Ellis shows at Dreamland due to nuisance complaints and past dog bite incidents treated at Coney Island Reception Hospital. The text references historical oddities and a Greek mythic aside about Assyrian maids and Cher ry Hill.

Cherry Hill Belshazser William Ellis Ellis Coney Island

Brady Hires New Alderman Team Leader

Brady selects Felix Haney to join the council as an alderman nominee. Haney has prior experience in coastal and regional governance, bringing sector knowledge to the Down East area and related projects.

Brady Phelan William A. Brady Felix Haney Ieee Down East Ane Sf Derpan Puen Eee Derman Elan Aney

Amusement Notes Summary Cannot Be Determined

The readable text fragment is incomplete and lacks identifiable names, places, dates, or events to form a valid newspaper card summary.

Utilities Board to Form Soon As New Commission Opens

The Utilities Commission awaits quick action as W R Willcox departs as postmaster to lead the panel. Candidates vie for secretary and counsel positions with salaries of 6000 and 10000 dollars, while legal challenges loom to shape the board’s early work.

Morgan Acting Postmaster Named After Willcox Resigns

W R Willcox ends official post at midnight tonight but delays farewell until Tuesday. Bondsmen select Edward M Morgan as Acting Postmaster pending final closing of accounts with the government. The resignation awaits presidential acceptance.

W. R. Willcox Willcox Edward M. Morgan

Col Henry Huss Dies at Shell Island Westchester Leader

Col Henry Huss, prominent Westchester resident and Soundshore real estate broker, died at his Shell Island summer home near Port Chester from paralysis. Born 1841 in Bavaria, he came to the U S as a boy, served in the Civil War, and led the Grand Army Post in Stamford. He owned Shell Island and built several homes, leaving a legacy in Mount Vernon civic affairs.

Henry Huss Westchester County Shell Island Sound Port Chester Col. Huss Soundshore New York Stamford W.L Ward Republican Nation Committee Col Huss Furst Bavaria John Soort Mr. Huss Arenes Russ Mount Vernon

Death List of a Day Pittsburg Leader William W Chaplin

Pittsburg June 29 William Wilson Chaplin secretary of the Pittsburg Block Exchange and prominent figure in financial circles died at his home at 10 15 this morning after months of illness He was born on Neville Island July 4 1 He was son of William Craig Chaplin a Navy lieutenant He married Annie M Knox April 6 1874 Chaplin later held posts including assistant Clearing House manager of the Pittsburgh Oil Exchange and chief roles in petroleum stock and metal exchanges before becoming City Controller and then secretary of the Pittsburg Stock Exchange

New York Times Pittsburg William Wilson Chaplin Chaplin Pi Ork Oil Exchange Pittsburg Petroleum Stock and Metal Eaenenee Pittsburg Stock Exchange

Longtime Brooklyn Lawyer Andrew J. Perry Dies at 82

Andrew J. Perry, respected Brooklyn resident and leading New York Bar member, died yesterday at his home 30 First Place Brooklyn. He was 82, born in Wilton New York, educated at Union College, and began law practice in New York City. He married Julia L. Olcott on October 9 1858 and lived in Brooklyn ever since. He held local political roles and served on the Board of Education. He was a member of Plymouth Church before joining Westminster Presbyterian Church as a trustee. He leaves a widow.

Andrew J. Perry Brooklyn New York First Place Mr. Perry Wilton Saratoga County N. Y Union College New York City Julia L. Olcott Perry Board of Education Plymouth Church Unt StStminster Presbyterian Church

Augusta Chamber Shoemaker Died in Baltimore

Mrs. Augusta Chamber Shoemaker widow of Samuel Shoemaker died today in Baltimore. She was sister to the Rev. John Eccleston of New York and the Rev. J Houston Eccleston of Baltimore, and daughter of the late Judge John D Eccleston. Surviving children include Mrs S Montgomery Roosevelt of New York Mrs Charles Barnett of Newburyport Mass Samuel Shoemaker Ed Shoemaker Mrs John J Donaldson and Mrs Edward Murray. Her husband was a longtime Adams Express official and helped develop Old Point Comfort as a winter resort.

New York Times Baltimore Augusta Chamber Shoemaker Samuel Shoemaker John Eccleston New York J. Houston Eccleston John D. Eccleston S. Montgomery Roosevelt Charles Barnett Neyard Haven Mass Samuel Ed Shoemaker John J. Donaldson Edward Murray

Mining Engineer Louis Buford Dies Aboard Bay State Limited

New Haven June 23 Louis M Buford mining engineer of Mexico and father of Charles Buford a director of the Mexican Central Railroad died today aboard the Bay State Limited Express eastbound over the New Haven Road The body was forwarded to Rock Island Illinois He was 67 years old.

New Haven, Conn Louis M. Buford Mexico Charles Buford Mexican Central Railroad Bay State Limited New Haven Road Rock Island Buford

Obituary notices for Thompson McMillan Lopez and family

HIRAM C THOMPSON president of the Thompson Clock Company died yesterday in Bristol Connecticut at age seventy seven. WILLIAM McMILLAN a retired businessman aged seventy one died Friday night at his Nutley New Jersey home. EMILIO LOPEZ of Lopez Storm cigars died suddenly in his Ansonia apartment after a long illness. He leaves a widow and one son.

Hiram C. Thompson Thompson Clock Company Bristol Conn William McMillan Nutley N. J Bernard C. Brown Emilio Lopez Lopez & Storm Warren Street Ansonia Lopez

Multiple June Weddings Tie Local Couples Across States

An itemized society brief lists June weddings: Elizabeth Randolph Smith to William Bunton Chase in Brooklyn. Sophia Waller to Frank Sidney Howells in Morristown. Mary Elizabeth Nevins to Chester H. Lane in Far Hills. Agnes Calhoun to Charles Hall McDougall in Schenectady. Lillian Willis Underhill to Watson Beach Day in Litchfield.

Daughtereof I. Frank Waller Frank Sidney Howells York Lane—Nevins Far Hills N. J John P. Krechting Mary Elizabeth Nevins Chester H. Lane McDougall Calhoun Schenectady N. Y A. R. Stevenson Alexander Rankin Agnes

Obituary notices and funeral plans from various cities

Death notices list widowed and married names with ages and dates. Rebecca Boardman funeral at Springdale Connecticut. Hertha Hequembourg Bryan died in Titusville. A Brydon widow in Paris. Jacob Aims Chamberlain funeral in Warwick New York. Elizabeth Hewes in Larchmont. Martha Annie Noyes in Austin. Andrew J. Perry Brooklyn service. Eisie May Salomon. Mary B Speley. James Smith funeral in South Brooklyn. notices also mention trains and interments at Cherry Valley and Dobbs Ferry.

William H. Brydon Austin L Emily Main Chamberlain Warwick N. Y Jacob Aims Chamberlain John C. Chamberlain Hig Erie KH. R Hewes Larchmont Elizabeth E Georges W. Hewes James Hewes Noyes Austin Texas Martha Annie William Henry Noyes St. Louis San Antonio Perry Brooklyn Andrew J. Perry Cherry Valley Salomon Dobbs Ferry Eisie May Walter J. Salomon Speley Mary B A. Cook Lessey Phineas Crosby Stevens S&j Danbury Conn Smith James E&mith Syracuse

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