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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

7

Woman tours Europe with suitcase only proves travel light

Mrs E C McAllister of Miami a cousin of Ward McAllister proved women can travel Europe with only a dress suitcase. She crossed from New York to Europe on the St Louis and toured England France Holland Switzerland Italy before Naples home. She praised minimal baggage, noting no loss of self respect or attention and few customs delays, with a single five franc coin declared.

E. C. McAllister Miami Fla Ward McAllister Europe McAllister Irene Martha Washington Naples Mount Blanc Vesuvius

MISS BOYD A BRIDE IN LARCHMONT MANOR WEDDING

William John Peters and Miss Beatrice Spotlight Boyd wed at the bride’s country home in Larchmont Manor. Rev W Montgomery Downey officiated with maid of honor Ellen M Goin and best man John S Champ. A reception followed. many notable guests attended.

William John Peters Carnegie Institution Washington Beatrice Spotlight Boyd William A. Boyd Department of New York Larchmont Manor W. Montgomery Downey Ellen M. Goin John S. Champ

Martin Gray Nuptials In Boston Church Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Bessie Curtis Gray daughter of the late Joseph H Gray of 12% Commonwealth Avenue Boston and William Mulford Martin son of Mrs William Irwin Martin of 345 West Eighty fifth Street New York will be celebrated at high noon today at the New Old South Church Boston Mass The maid of honor is Catherine Brewster Gray and the best man Edward Elsworth Irwin Martin The ushers include Edward Crosby Frank Melville Burges Clinton R Irwin Martin Frank Fellows Vanderhoef Russell Senn William I Irwin Vanderhoef and Daniel Dewey After the ceremony a wedding breakfast

Bessie Curtis Gray Joseph H. Gray Commonwealth Avenue Boston William Mulford Martin William Irwin Martin West Eighty-fifth Street New York New- Old South Church Mass Catherine Brewster Gray Edward Elsworth Irwin-Martin Edward Crosby Frank Melville Burges Clinton R. Irwin-Martin Frank Fellows Vanderhoef Russell Senn William I Irwin Vanderhoef Daniel Dewey

Miss Rosabelle Adler Weds Louis Raister in East Side Ceremony

Rosabelle Adler Raister married Louis Raister on Tuesday at Temple Emanu-El in East 115th Street. They plan an auto honeymoon through Maine and a later Europe trip. The bride wore her grandmother’s 1861 handmade point lace dress. Guests included Julius Siegel Abraham Strauss Bernhard Sandler and others. Raister is VP of Raisler Heating Co.

Louis Raister Rosabelle Adler Raister Diernstadt 115Th Street Rudolph Grossmin Temple Emanu-El Maine Woods Europe Ioupont Paris Julius Siegel Abraham Strauss Bernhard HW. Sandler Peter A. Hendricks Alexander Finelite William J. Wright Samuel Marx Abraham Greenberg Raisler Davin “Adler Louis Adler West 140Th Street Raisler Heating Company Broadway

Weddings To Come In Connecticut Celebrations

Miss Julia Freeman daughter of the late Major Frank Morgan Freeman and Mrs Freeman will wed Benjamin Tappen Fairchild son of Mr and Mrs Samuel W Fairchild on Saturday October 10 at 8 o clock at Christ Church Greenwich Conn A reception will follow at Belle Haven Mrs Freeman's home. Engagement was announced May 1. Stephen Barker grandson of the late Stephen Barker and son of Stephen T Barker will wed Miss Helen Read daughter of Mrs William G Read Jr on October 21 at St Bartholomew's Church at noon.

Julia Freeman Frank Morgan Freeman Freeman Benjamin Tappen Fairchild Samuel W. Fairchild Christ Church Greenwich Conn Mrs. Freeman Belle Haven Stephen Barker Stephen T. Barker Helen Read William G. Read, Jr St. Bartholomew’'s Church

Engagement announced for Gertrude Marx to Morris Leonhardt

Dr. Samuel Marx and Mrs. Marx of 9387 Madison Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Gertrude Marx to Morris J. Leonhardt. Both families have just returned from Europe.

Samuel Marx Marx Madison Avenue Miss Gertrude Marx Morris J. Leonhardt Europe

Mr. and Mrs Archer Sherer celebrate silver wedding

Mr and Mrs Archer Sherer of 133 West 118th Street marked twenty five years of marriage with a Delmonico dinner attended by twenty five guests including Mr and Mrs A G Sherer Dr and Mrs W F Burrows Mr and Mrs Charles Hauselt Mr and Mrs Fraud Mr and Mrs Frank Selman Mr and Mrs W R Hees Mr and Mrs J E Childs ee Burrows and Charles Krusopf.

Sherer Archer Sherer West 118Th Street Delmonico’s A. G. Sherer W. F. Burrows Charles Hauselt Fraud Frank Selman W. R. Hees Childs John E. Brodsky Ee Burrows Charles Krusopf

Prominent Families Plan Autumn Returns and a Wedding

Social notes list several New York figures and families: Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Wetherbee will return from abroad in November, while Mrs. William Boulton and Miss Pauline Boulton stay at Avila, Lawrence, Long Island. Howard H. Henry and Grace Henry head to Quebec in October. Frederick K. Halsey to sail from Europe Friday and head to Tuxedo after. The Talbots plan autumn at Short Hills. Richard Colt to spend autumn in Garrison New York. George T. Maxwell to Oyster Bay for fall. the Falconers, abroad, to Lake Mohonk. Joan G. Agar to return mid October. Mrs. Edward Moore Robinson returns next week for September at Chelsea. Charles E. Hughes Jr. visits Tremedden Bridgehampton. Miss Bessie Sperry of Larchmont to wed Arthur Hardenbergh of New York on Oct 17.

William Boulton Pauline Boulton Avila, Lawrence, L. I Howard H. Henry Grace Henry Lexington Avenue Quebec George T. Maxwell East Seventy-seventh Street Oyster Bay William H. Falconer Lake Mohonk N. Y Joan G. Agar Upper Saranac Lake New Rochelle Edward Moore Robinson Chelsea Charles E. Hughes, Jr Colin S. Carter Carter Tremedden Bridgehampton L. I Bessie Sperry 8. F. Sperry

Laurel Hill Association Meeting in Stockbridge

Alexander Sedgwick of New York presided at the Laurel Hill Association annual meeting in Stockbridge with Frederic S. Lamb of New York as principal speaker. The outdoor event featured Justice Henry B. Brown and John E. Parsons among speakers and guests including Mrs. Oscar Tasigi and many New York social figures.

Lenox Mass Alexander Sedgwick New York Laurel Hill Association Stockbridge Frederic S. Lamb Architectural League of New York John E. Parsons Frederic Crowninshield Henry B. Brown United States Supreme Court Oscar I Tasigi Boston Laurel Hill Mr. Lamb Oseph H. Choate Ohn E. Parsons Richard C. Dixey Richard Goodman Francis C. Barlow Robert Barnum Eleanor Stickney John A. Hadden William _ W. Rutherford Frank Kk. Sturgis Charles Astor Bristed Henry Ives Cobb, Jr William Postlethwaite Franklin Osgood Melville D. Post H. M. Dwight George. C. Freeborn BE. R. Saterlee Red Lion Inn

Social Scene At Bretton Woods Leads Golf and Tea

Special to The New York Times reports a New York party joining Maplewood guests in Bretton Woods New Hampshire. Edward C Hoyt and Kenneth Hoyt arrive as Mrs Arthur Ryle and others undertake motor trips including Agassiz Basin to Francola Notch with al fresco lunch under trees. Mrs Arthur Twombly hosts a bridge tea with Profile Orchestral Club, sixty guests attend. Mount Starr King ascent by Philadelphia visitors and a Williamsport party, Mount Washington viewed by L Martin. Charlies Adsit wins weekly golf cup at Waum. Prizes at Mount Washington bowling go to Mrs Pratt, Mrs Long, Mrs Lea, and Mrs Cowles.

New York Times Bretton Woods N. H P. Herera G. E. Warren New York Maplewood Edward C. Hoyt Kenneth Hoyt Arthur Ryle Seymour Hastings Charles Stewart Smith Cottag Colony Agassiz Basin Woodstock Francola Notch Arthur Butler Twombly Profile Orchestral Club Thomas B Wanamaker Philadelphia Mount Starr King Jefferson Howard Butler Charlies Adsit Waum L. —. Martin Mount Washington J. Blake White Pratt

Gertie Miller Stars in The Girl of Gottenburg at Knickerbocker

Review notes Gertie Millar as Mitzi in The Girl of Gottenburg at the Knickerbocker. Blakeley’s wit and the score by Tran Caryll and Lionel Monckton keep laughter high. Ensemble includes Lionel Mackinder John Y. HazZard Warwick Wellington May Naudain. Edith Kelley showcases a standout dance.

Gottenberg Knickerbocker England Gertie Millar James Blakeley Berlin Max Gottenburg Mitzie Messrs Grossmith Berman Tran Caryll Lionel Monckton Mitzi Miss Millar Mr. Blakely Scneider George Grossmith Jr L. E. Berman Ivan Caryll Nickerbocker Theatre Max Eee Liem Etna James Blakeley Otto Aonel Mackinder Brittlbottl Wee Ross Clifford Col F Ernest the Margrave Warwick Wellington Herman Overton Moyle Franzee Ridgwell Cullum Karl Peewee Henry Vincent Albrecht Eee Eseveresse Lwallace McCutcheon Burgomaster Edward Garvie Kannenbler Sen Eeesesseesens Sarony Lambert Aoe Eeae R. R Neill Theodore Walters Grant and Leech Riethen Guy Maingy Private Schmidt Herman Brandsteeee Naudain Clementine Louise Dresser Lucille Edith Kelly Kathie Hazel Neason Hang Grace Diepel Bunigr Saale Seeees Fthel Vivian Mabel Hollins Clarm Pitt Molly Eye Lina Otakk Kornau Katrina Gia Waa Reli Brunnele Barbara Briefmark Grace ‘Walsh Betti

Lauder Denies $5,000 Weekly Tour Pay Bluff

An English actor in this city claims Harry Lauder pretended to bluff British income tax officials by denying the Times report of a $5,000 weekly American tour salary. The actor explains the income tax rate is one shilling per pound and notes inspectors track earnings of actors and vaudeville performers abroad.

Dispatch London Times Harry Lauder Lauder

Blanche Ring Becomes Weber Star for Five Years

Blanche Ring signed a five year contract to become a Weber star. She will be managed by Joe Weber. Two potential works are considered for her including The Way Street Girl by Mayo and Selwyn and a new musical by Hobart with magic by Anders.

Blanche Ring Weber Miss Ring Joe Weber Margaret Mayo Edgar Selwyn George W. Hobart Gustav Anders

Transatlantic Liner Listings For To-Day Sailings

The Atlantic Highway edition lists liners sailing today and near-term bookings. Amerika from Hamburg features Dr. RH Breed and numerous passengers. Carpathia from Naples includes Miss Gertrude Anderson and Prof. A. W. Van Buren. Baltic from Liverpool carries Mrs. N. T. Barmore and others. Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm from Bremen lists Otto Bracke and Prof. George Zug party. Gascongne from Havre notes refugees and the incident of Prof. Oscar Schneider breaking his arm on Barborossa en route.

Amerika Hamburg RH. Breed A. A. Hkevd E B Cade Talbot R Chambers M. Pooring Charles Gilpin William Harris EG. Gricks W. T. Hamilton Holmes Walter S. G. Kennedy Charles Lemuth Francis BE. Po Levi Austin J. Murray George T. Maxwell Edwin Slson BE. V. Price Theodore L. Schurmeier R. C. Taggart F. Bh. Thomas G. W. Walker Baltic Liverpool Barmore Andre Barrion Charlotte Barrion Mary Packer Cummings Ro Dillingham Ft. Bk. Deckrell BO Earle S. S$. Fry Jerome Nelson P. ‘Lewis Edward Maser W. J. Neill A. DL. Parsons David J. Pearsall C. Weetmore Chandler Withington Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Bremen Otto Bracke Aaron French Wt. A. Johnson Vivian &. Krueger Chester Loomis Leverette Thompson George KH. Zug Gascogne (Havie Emile Deportere J. P Dufour Rene Lefevre P. Quilici M. Weyer Oscar Schneider

Newport Social Notes Strand of Autumn Events

Barbara Whitney returns to Newport with family ties to Whitney lineage as society tracks a slate of events. Count de Chambrun, French envoy secretary, arrives for Rochambeau tablet unveiling hosted by Rhode Island historical groups. Belmont to bury husband at Island Cemetery. Hughes-Whipple wedding set for Trinity Church September 16 with reception planned.

Newport R. 1 Barbara Whitney Harry Payne Whitney Westbury Commodore Eldridge T. Gerry Miss Gerry Count Charles de Chambrun Count de Rochambeau Harwood E. Read Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati Sons of the Revolution Daughters of the American Revolution L'Al- Mance Francaise Julia Ward Howe O. H. P. Belmont Perry Circle Island Cemetery Woodlawn Gwendolyn Whipple William N.” Hughes Navy Trinity Church Pemberton H. Powell United States Wetmore Misses Wetmore Alfred Vanderbilt Westchester Polo Club Bateman’s Point Middletown Polo Club Henry Barton Jacobs Horace Porter Lispenard Stewart Bar Harbore William Rhinelander Stewart Madison New York New Brunswick Isiah R. Busk Clarence. Pell Gilliat Cottage Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt James B. Haggin Haggin Kentucky Austin Sands Miss Brun Richard Stevens Craig Biddle Rager Wallace Cyril Hatch Arthur Scott Burden Herbert Harriman F. ©. Bishop Charles E. Sands Nora Iselin Herbert C. Pell, Jr Blanche Oelrichs Robert Fowler Miss Baldwin C. Oliver Iselin Robert Goelet Robert W. Goelet Cornelius Vanderbilt Europe Alfred G. Vaderbilt Oakland Farm Masonic Hall Nw York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Newport & Wickford Railroad Ste Ont Baiey's Beach Ogden Mills Earl of Grannard Statsburg England

Hess-Schroeder Quartet Debuts at Sorrento To Aid Bar Harbor Cause

Bar Harbor Me September 2 The Hess-Schroeder quartet made its first appearance at a Sorrento Concert supporting the Sorrento Village Improvement Association. The event drew a large crowd from Bar Harbor and area resorts with notable luncheon guests including Mr. and Mrs. John I. Kane of New York and Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna, who plans a winter addition to her Seal Harbor cottage.

New York Times Bar Harbor Sorrento Sorrento Village

Narragansett Pier Social Notes Reach Healthful Guests

The Misses Jackson of New York hosted a bridge and tea for Mrs. McCosky Butt at Sunnymead. Motor party members arrive at Matheson and Imperial inns including Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins and Ralph Tompkins Jr of Fishkill. Providence guest Miss Helen B Pettis visits Laude Newell at cliff cottage Ocean Road. Countess Henri Pie Sibour and Mrs. William H. Claggett arrive at Massasoit. Mrs. Ernest Wittingon and Theodore Wilkinson, U.S. Navy, stay at Atlantic. Mrs. McCoskey Butt visits Mrs. R. G. Dun at Dunmer.

New York Times Narragansett Pier R. I Boston Imperial Helen B. Pettis Providence Laude Newell Cliff Cottage Ocean Road Henri Pie Sibour William H. Claggett Washington Massasoit Ernest Wittingon Theodore Wilkinson U.S. N Atlantic McCoskey Butt R. G. Dun Dunmer

Fire Threatens Calaveras Grove of Mammoth Trees

Fire from a log-haul engine sparked a forest blaze near the Calaveras grove in Sonora California. Rangers settlers and hotel staff fought to save the Gen Grant Garfield and other giants as the flames spread toward the grove threatening the world famous Sequoias. The Mother of the Forest remains aflame as crews work to halt the spread north and east.

Sonora Cal Calaveras Big Tree Hotel Murphysville Big Grove California Calaveras Grove Alpine Ridge Forest Rangers

Wilson's Fifth Avenue Stoops to Be Removed

Work begins at 51 Fifth Avenue to remove brownstone stoop obstructing street widening. Richard T. Wilson to convert house into an American basement dwelling. alterations due by Oct 1. Wilson is in Newport at Beau-Meu, daughter Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt's villa.

Richard T. Wilson Fifth Avenue Wilson Newport Beau- Meu Cornelius Vanderbilt Boss’ Tweed

Rear Admiral Henry Glass Dies in California

San Francisco recalls Rear Admiral Henry Glass who led during the Civil War era and later commanded the Pacific Station. Born 1844 in Kentucky, he joined the Navy in 1860, fought at Manila Bay, and authored military works. He died after an operation at Paso Robles Hot Springs, after retirement in 1906.

New York Times San Francisco Cal Henry Glass Annapolis Evans Crowninshield Hendrickson Paso Robles Hot Springs Admiral Glass Berkeley Hopkinsville Jamestown Spain Glass Philippines Charleston Manila Bay Pacific Station The Loyal Legion Society of American Wars Society of Foreign Wars University, Olympic, and Union League Clubs of

Obituary notices from New York area papers

Funeral notices and death reports for Adelaide Allison Matilda Arnold Henry Bronson Leah Chelimer Brig Gen John W Clous Solomon Davidson John Dobse Charles Hebditch Amy Pagley Davis etc list many services with dates Sept 2 3 4 1908 and locations in New York New Jersey Connecticut and nearby rail connections includes Rye East Jersey St Elizabeth Weehawken Mount Vernon Wakefield etc.

Allison Stony Point N. Y Adelaide Carson Allison George S. Allison Arnold Charlies W. West East Jersey St Elizabeth N. J Matilda Arnold Christ Church Chicago Pittsburg Bronson Rye Henry T. Bronson Post Road Grand Central Station Chelimer Leah Chelimer Solomon Morris B. Chelimer S.ly Kaye West 12Nd St John W. Cious St. Luke's Hospital 112Th St Amsterdam West Point Clous New York Commandery John W. Clous U S. A Ater W. B. Hotchkin Davidson Solomon Davidson Caroline Wennik David Aaron East 161St St Dohse Wernesey John Dobse West 76Th St Emery Charles Hebditch Mary Emery Ogden Av New York Oboken Cemetery London Fisk Central Park South Louisa M. Fisk George’ Robert Fisk Gaston, Mass Hawkins Mount Vernon T. Morris John Cox Morris Lakeside Susquehann Columbus Phelps Mary Josephine Phelps John Francis Phelps Weehawken Stingnampton N. VL Rogers Attmore Robinson Wakefield Cleveland Boston Stuart Harrowgrate England William Coach Stuart Wilson Thomas Witson Lake George Legox Avenue Unitarian Church

Death notices list for Sept 1 in contact obituary column

Numerous death notices and funeral details for individuals in New York area from Aug 31 to Sept 1. Entries include names such as De Groff, Me Dingn, Douglas, Doyle, Edinburg, Erickson, Farrell, Fitzgerald, Goff, Grueninger, Harrington, Hearn, Higgens, Hood, Howell, Hudgins, Jones, Jordan, Koehendorfer, Kramer, Lewellyn, Loewenstein, Lohman, Lyon, Marco, Metker, Moertl, Nallin, Newman, Pruden, Rau, Robinson, Rolland, Sandeman, Sawanis, Segelke, Serr, Schweizer, Simpson, Ure, Westervelt, Wagenblats, Wynne, Youngs. Funeral times vary, with interments noted in some cases and private services for several.

DE Groff Amity St A’ de Tireff Dingn Morningside Mary Dixson Canada Douglas Tui Tucks St Eugen Pousgias Dowping Geng Dowding Usgert Doyle Ithava N. VV Thor L. Doyle Edinburg Kingston Harry Edinburg Erickson Ogden Av Jersey Christhin Tirieksem Od Farrell Hovitiken Antte A. Farrell Fitzgerald Beach St Jerick Mary Fraser Greenwich Cemetery Goff S10 West del St Ang Grace Goff Grueninger 16Th St Philine Grueninger Harrington Park Av Bernard Harrington Hearn Union Av Brooklyn Ahesennes C. Hearn Jones Ashburton Yonkers Sarah J. Jones Jordan Wi Gates Alexandrina Jordan Kochendorfer Tnion N. J Frederick” Koehendorfer Funere M. KO Broiklyn Rose Loewenstein Lohman Liw William R P. Lohman Lyon Ray Edwin Leon Marc West Luth St Jen Marco Ant Ob. Ay Lilliat Metker Stamford Conn Eliabeth Nallin Bergen St Nelle Nalin Newman Barrow St George T.itt Newman Pruden Rockville Centre Lo EL Daniel A. Prudenm Heyward St Agnes A. Rau M. Roginson Amsterdam Elizabeth Robinson Rolland al Quincy St Bronkivn Mary Campbell Fane Saxdeman East Sth Elizabeth Snel Apacety Sawanas Welater Place Elizabeth Sawanas Marion St. Hroekly Sigeleke Sri St Aux Fureritestay M Schweitzer Beck St. Pronk Simpson Jersey City Ab AL Dedrette Speipseine UH West Us Westervelt Paterson N. Js Helen Almira M. Wagenblats Montrose Av Brow- Inn Torre Wynne Franklin Sr John Wisse Youngs NewPier Addison Youre

Pittsburg Glassmaker and Banker Thomas Wightman Dies

Thomas Wightman longtime Pittsburg glass manufacturer and bank executive died at his home aged 00. He served as vice president of the First National Bank and was an officer or director in several other financial institutions. He helped found Pittsburg’s glass industry and was a prominent local figure.

New York Times Pittsburg Thomas Wightman Wightman First National Bank Ice People's Savings Bank, and & Stockholder

Brooklyn Chophouse Keeper Otto Segelcke Dies in Brooklyn

Otto Segelcke former Brooklyn chophouse operator at Fulton and Poplar Streets and later Pierrepont Street died at 328 Marion Street. He retired years ago and is survived by a widow. Eight years prior he survived a storm at sea with two friends and were rescued to Jamaica after being deemed lost.

Otto Segelcke Brooklyn Marion Street Mr. Segelcke Fulton and Poplar Streets Pierrepont Street Fulton Atlantic Highlands Jamaica W. I

Old Lyme Art Exhibition Displays Joyful Landscape Studies

Summer colony painters at Old Lyme exhibit at the public library featuring landscapes and studies. Notable names include Da Mona, Guy Wiggins, William S. Eoinson, Vazin, Howe, Carleton Wiggins, Turcas, Griffin, Oote, Voorhees, Hassam, Bruesble, Chadwick, Bicknell, Hoffman, and Eming with works ranging from sketches to small pastels and the originals of Spirit Lake illustrations.

Old Lyme Conn Corot Lyme da Mona Grassy Hill Guy Wiggins Harbor Noank William S. Eoinson Lan Vazin Griffin Oote Voorhees Hassam Bruesble Chadwick Bicknell Hoffman Eming Spirit Lake

Marriages listed in Providence Cooperstown Harlin Berlin and NYC

In Providence on Sept 1 Edith Blanchard Jackson wed Erik Lastings Green. Sept 2 at Cooperstown Christ Church Jean R A Brown married Philip J McCook. At Sophien Church Harlin Lonni Wernicke married Willard H Wheeler. Also Bessie Brands wed Cari Bates and Sarah Almy wed Henry Price on Sept 1.

Brands—Bates Bessie Malena Tates Cari Brands Price-Almy Sarah Gerdner Almy Henry Brooks Price

Memoriam Notices for Jol Botapatrick and Row Beverly

Masses held at St Jerome's Church Lronkton and St Thomas' Church for Jol Botapatrick and Row Beverly. Services conducted by A M Reilly with memorial prayers and parish attendance noted.

Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Harlem Trains and Trolleys

The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains to Central Station Webster and Jerom er Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots priced at 150 dollars in Gramersey for Books of Vier resenta cr 20 Raat 25ak.

Woodlawn Harlem Central Station Webster and Jeremer Avenue Peesane A Gramercy

Campbell Ambulance Service Leads Regional Response

Fragmentary text shows Campbell Ambulance Service with contact or unit identifiers 241-343 and 1344-Sne. No clear event or date. Likely a brief public notices item or service line from a regional newspaper archive.

Campbell Weat Ceapela Ambulance Service

Church Masses Highlight Saint Edward Day Observance

The notice lists Mass times for Sunday at the Church of Saint Edward the Martyr. Solemn High Masses are scheduled, with Rev. Edward Wallace presiding and a major restoration noted.

At. Edward the Martyr Mont- Mint Heynteme Edward Walltce A. M

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