Society and the Home Notes of Philadelphia and Newport
Invitations for the Tiffany Ely wedding set for June 24 at the Church of the Redeemer Bryn Mawr. Many Philadelphia society figures plan summer trips to Europe Newport Jamestown and Beechwood. The piece lists arrivals departures and leisure travel of prominent families and officials.
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Tiffany Ely
Church of the Redeemer
Bryn Mawr
Ely Country Place
Richfield Springs
George B. McCulloh
Josephine McCulloh
Europe
Joshua Lippincott
J. Dundas Lippincott
Newport
Belmont
Interesting Feminine Facts and Society Notes
Mrs. McKinley knits four thousand pairs of slippers for friends charity bazaars and church fairs in blue pink and gray with ribbons. Bunker Hill DAR marks Paul Revere’s ride starting point on April 18 1775. The American Women’s Society briefs its London dinner with Ambassador as speaker. International Council of Women to meet in Berlin Mary Wright Sewall Indianapolis president. Ping pong spreads from abroad as a table lawn tennis variant. A Brooklyn teacher recalls Gladstone as a man who chewed each mouthful thirty six times. Women’s International Agricultural and Horticultural Union to send a dairy worker to South Africa. King Edward VII orders two white donkeys for Queen Victoria’s carriages placed in Hampton paddocks. Chicago West End Woman’s Club pushes shower baths in new school buildings.
Fans for Real Use Show Big Sizes and Colorful Styles
The article highlights practical large fans for adults including pointed leaf shaped woven fans that are concave or convex and move air well. It notes square bright colored fans with a small flower design, palm leaf fans trimmed square with Dresden ribbon, and a variety of furl fans in art nouveau styles with frosted and gold dusting. One design features milkweed in natural green shades.
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Dresden
Folded Hands Dear
Poem reflects on lingering duties of care and service after a loved one’s passing. It questions the fate of folded hands once there is no suffering to tend and wonders if Heaven relieves the need for unpaid support. The piece honors selfless labor and enduring devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Fashion Hints for Him on Dress Collars and Fashion
A Sartorial Art Journal debate on dress collars for full dress and comfort. Observations from city events show high-handed turn-down collars favored by some leading men, while straight-stand ing and heat-point collars trend for general use. Accessories include a fine dress tie, wide-bosomed pique shirt, patent leather or button shoes, and an opera or silk hat.
What One Woman Thinks About June Roses in Bloom
A fragment discussing women’s views on romance and ideal men. It notes laughter, health fads like skipping rope, and quotes about Chinese remarks on wives. The piece reflects era views on women, humor, and memory of past affairs.
Flints for Flousekeepers Sponge Cake Methods
Simple sponge cake made with six eggs sugar flour and lemon rind. Separate yolks and whites beat with sugar add lemon and flour fold ingredients gently bake forty five minutes in a greased tin. An alternate method uses three eggs sugar hot water flour baking powder and salt fold in whites bake in two layers with strawberry filling and powdered sugar topping.
Justice Brewer Weds Miss Emma Mott in Burlington
Special to the Philadelphia Times reports Associate Justice David J. Brewer married Emma Miner Mott at the Hall home in Burlington Vermont. The ceremony was conducted by Rev G G Atkins with only family present. Mrs Mott, born in Chateaugay New York, has taught and held positions in Fond du Lac and Washington where she was a school principal.
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Philadelphia Times
Burlington
Daviid J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Emma Miner Mott
Washington
G. G. Atkins
First Congregational Church
J. J. Hall
Brewer
William Miner Mott
Chateaugay
N. Y
Normaani Training School
Boston
Fond du Lac
Wis
Morse Public School
Justice Brewer
Wedding of Marguerite Baker and Thomas Harrison at Emmanuel Church
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports the June wedding of Marguerite Baker, daughter of Bernard Baker, to Thomas Bullet Harrison of Virginia. The ceremony at Emmanuel Parish was officiated by Dr Eccleston with the Bishop of Maryland. guests included Morgan steel associate and hospital ship Maine organizer Bernard Baker. The event featured a 30-piece orchestra and formal dress, with Marguerite attended by her sister Elizabeth Baker.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Emmanuel P. E. Church
Marguerite Baker
Bernard Baker
Atlantic Transport Line
Thomas Bullet Harrison
Virginia
Baker
Continents
Morgan Steel
Maine
England
Eccleston
William Paret
Maryland
Mr. Hall
Catonsville
Hamilton Post
Charlies McLane
Frank Riggs
Ioe
Elder
Charles Harrison
Markham
Marshall
Franklin Henry
Bebe Fierritt
Ethel Crag
Eleanor Reynolds
Misebeth Baker
Ned
Notable Kuhns Estate Figures In City Society
Rathewaite of the Pennwala Rail and Mrs Charlies Berwind along with Mr and Mrs Harry Berwind figure among Kuhns estate circles in the city.
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Knog ¢ Paeneja
Rathewaite
Pennwala Raileed
Charlies Berwind
Harry Berwind
Wedding of Clara Jessup Lindsay to Matthew Gilmore
The June 5 ceremony at St Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church Wilmington Delaware united Miss Clara Jessup Lindsay and Matthew Matthet Gilmore. Rev. Hubert W Wells and Rev. James McIlhenny officiated. Attendants included Josephine Harvey Lucile Fletcher Mary Crane Bromley Rose Inke Adeline L Jones. Reception followed at the Lindsay home on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Tom Philadelphia Trues
Wilmington
Del
Clara Jessup Lindsay
Matthew Matchet Gilmore
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Hubert W. Wells
James McIlhenny
Philadelphia
Lindsay
Josephine Harvey
Lucile Fletcher
New York
Mary Crane Bromley
Rose Inke
East Grange
Adeline L. Jones
Ese
Sarah Bromley Evans
Jean Lindsay Evans
Mr. Gilmore
David L. Aeorend Jr
W. Allan Lindsay
Henry E. Speakman
Adam K. Luke
East Orange
Artmann Kugh Gilmore
William Montgomery
Bergan Hallyer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Richardson Chaffe wedding held at 8820 St Charles Ave New Orleans
Tolbert N Richardson married Miss Penelope Chaffe at the bride’s home in New Orleans. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Warner at 6 o clock with Nellie Chaffe maid of honor and a large contingent of Richardson and Chaffe relatives as bridesmaids ushers and guests. A reception followed and the couple plan to reside Germantown Pennsylvania after September first Fridays at Schomack School House Lane.
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Tolbert N. Richardson
Penelope Chaffe
St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans
Warner
Jackson Street Episcopal Church
Nellie Chaffe
Grace P. Richardson
A. Irene Richardson
Artemus P. Richardson
Thomas de Q. Richardson, Jr
Samuel M. Clement, Jr
Stanley Richardson
George S. Neath
MacCa’n
Frank de Long
Philadelphia
William Chaffe, Jr
Henry Chaffe
Morris B’ansell
James P. Butler, Jr
New Orlans
Schomack
School House Lane
Germantown
Parsons-Hough Wedding at Fallsington Estate
The country home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Parsons in Fallsington hosted the wedding of their daughter Anna Hough Parsons to Dr. Leighton Francis Appleman of Philadelphia. The ceremony was led by G. A. M. Dyess with maid of honor Nellie Margaret Payne and bridesmaid Rosa Frances Spilsbury. Best man was Charles Wesley Le Fever.
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Philadelphia
Newtown
Alfred M. Parsons
Falrsington
Anna Hough Parsons
Leighton Francis Appleman
P. Appleman
G. A. M. Dyess
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Fallsington
Nellie Margaret Payne
Snow Hill
Maryland
Rosa Frances Spilsbury
Trenton
N. J
Charles Wesley le Fever
Bride Miss Matthews Weds Herbert White In North East
Miss M Blanche Matthews daughter of George W Matthews married Herbert H White son of J H White at North East Methodist Episcopal Church. Ceremony led by Rev W A Wise with Rev Giles B Cook assisting. Bridesmaids included Ann Coale Etta Smith Irene White and Mabel Matthews. Best man William Birmingham.
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Philadelphia Times
Elkton
M. Blanche Matthews
George W. Matthews
Herbert H. White
J. H. White
North East Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Wise
Giles B. Cook
St. Mary’s Protestant Episcopal Church
North East
Ann Coale
Harford County
Etta Smith
Baltimore
Irene White
Mabel Matthews
William Birmingham
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bride Weds in Dover First Baptist Church
Henry Duke Emack of Philadelphia marries Fannie Davis Walker of Dover in a ceremony at the First Baptist Church Dover. Rev. J. C. Pierce officiates with maid of honor Miss Lucy Richardson. Bridesmaids include Priscilla Walker Virginia Harrington and Mary Emack. Best man is S. Monroe White.
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Philadelphia Times
Dover
Del
Henry Duke Emack
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church
Fannie Davis Walker
J. C. Pierce
Lucy Richardson
Priscilla Walker
Virginia Harrington
Mary Emack
Monroe White
Dover pairs Henry E. Cain and Emma Prettyman Jump in quiet ceremony
Secretary of the Senate Henry E. Cain and Emma Prettyman Jump, both of Dover, wed at the bride's sister's home in Dover. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Caleb H. Rodney, was intimate due to illness in the bride's family.
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Philadelphia
Dover
Del
Senate
Henry E. Cain
Emma Prettyman Jump
Aston H. Marshall
Caleb H. Rodney
Broomball
Stylish City Wedding Unites Ireland and Davis
In Wilkes Barre on June 5 a fashionable wedding was held at First Presbyterian Church. John Decourcy Ireland of New York and Miss Arline Elizabeth Davis of Wilkes Barre were married with Dr. F B Hodge and H L Jones officiating. Guests traveled from New York Philadelphia and other cities to attend.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilkesbarre
First Presbyterian Church
John Decourcy Ireland
New York
Arline Elizabeth Davis
F. B. Hodge
H. L. Jones
Philadelphia
Palmyra Bride Evelyn Cooke Weds J Harry Harbourne
Miss Evelyn Dillon Cooke of Palmyra and J Harry Harbourne of Philadelphia married at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev J G Wilson of the Twenty-fifth and Coceetie Avenue M E Church Philadelphia officiated.
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Philadelphia Times
Palmyra
Evelyn Dillon Cooke
J. Harry Harbourne
Philadelphia
J. G. Wilson
Twenty-fifth and
Coceetie Avenue
M. FE. Church
Philadel
Miss Estella Henderson Weds Walter F. Henderson
Miss Estella B Henderson daughter of Tipstaff William H Henderson and Walter F Henderson were married here this evening by Rev W D Thatcher of the First Baptist Church.
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Philadelphia Times
William H. Henderson
Walter EF. A
W. D. Thatcher
First Baptist Church
Wilson Sibley wedding links Washington and Congress
The marriage of William McCalmont Wilson of Washington DC and Celia Sibley daughter of Congressman Joseph C. Sibley occurred today at noon in Franklin Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia Times
Franklin, Pa
William McCalmont Wilson
Washington, D. C
Celia Sibley
Joseph C. Sibley
Ellison Flenner Wedding At Church Of The Atonement
Miss Edna Waine Ellison daughter of John Veazey Ellison and John Winwode Flenner were wed last evening at the Church of the Atonement on Forty seventh street and Kingsessing avenue. Louise Ellison served as maid of honor with Charles Ross Gordon of Rochester New York as best man. ushers included Robert Beralli van Edwin Hill Allanson Judsonker Lawrence Perrin and Allan R Harper. Mr and Mrs Flenner will live at 506 Owen avenue Lansdowne.
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Edna Waine Ellison
John Veazey Ellison
John Winwode Flenner
Forty Seventh Street
Kingsessing Avenue
Louise Ellison
Charles Ross Gordon
Rochester
N. Y
Robert Berallivan
Denver
Col
Edwin Hill
Chicago
Allanson Judsonker
Glovereville
Lawrence Perrin
Baltimore
Allan R. Harper
Philiphia
Mrs. Flenner
Owen Avenue
Lansdowne
Marriage of Miss Bertha Rhode and Alfred Rosenstein
Miss Bertha Rhode and Alfred Rosenstein wed at Caterer May ers on 709 Franklin street with Rev. Dr. Krauskopf officiating. Miss Amy Rhode served as maid of honor and Emmanuel Rosenberg was best man. After a long trip the couple will reside at North Park Avenue.
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Bertha Raymond Rhode
Alfred Rosenstein
Caterer Mayer's
Franklin Street
Krauskopf
Amy Rhode
Emmanuel Rosenberg
Suepice
Hoeenstein
Sis Orth Park Avenue
Mrs Mary Bryant Wed To Howard Keyser In All Saints Church
Miss Mary Bryant daughter of J M Bryant of 1427 Fitswater Street married Howard Keyser of Oak Lane at All Saints Episcopal Church. The Rev Dr Herman L Paris, uncle of the bride, assisted by Robert McKay performed the ceremony.
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Mary Bryant
J. M. Bryant
Fitswater Street
Howard Keyser
Oak Lane
All Saints Episcopal Church
Herman L. Paris
Robert McKay
Moorestown
Bag
Lotte Bene
Quiet Germantown Wedding of Dickinson and Leopold
A quiet Germantown ceremony united Slee Minnie Stockwell Dickinson and F Frederick Leopold in marriage. The event was modest with family and close friends in attendance at the ceremony location.
Couple Weds at Backus Home in Germantown
The ceremony was held at the home of the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Backus, 5418 Tacoma street, with Rev. Frederick A. Hinckley officiating. A small reception followed. the bride and groom will establish their home in Germantown.
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Clarence Backus
Tacoma Street
Frederick A. Hinckley
Germantown
Porter daughter wed in Elkton church ceremony
In Elkton Maryland this afternoon Lydia Buckingham Porter daughter of the late R Porter of Cherry Hill married Ellen Bullock Lloyd of Wilmington Del Miss Marion Lloyd sister of the groom was maid of honor Frank Ogden of Philadelphia was best man
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Lloyd~Porter
Philadelphia
Elkton
Lydia Buckingham Porter
R. ©. Porter
Cherry Hill
Ellen Bullock Lloyd
Wilmington
Del
Marion Lloyd
Frank Ogden
Denny and Payne wed at Elkton parsonage
Miss Gertrude H. Denny daughter of ex Sheriff George Denny Cecil county and Benjamin W. Payne a young farmer near Elkton were married last evening at Elkton M. E. parsonage by Rev R K Stephenson.
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Philadelphia Times
Elkton
Gertrude H. Denny
George Denny
Cecil County
Benjamin W. Payne
Elkton M
R. K. Stephenson
Casselberry and Scott Wed at Pottstown Home
Miss Mary Elizabeth Casselberry of Pottstown and Mr. Robert J. Scott of Pittsburgh were married today at the bride’s home. Rev. G. Smith D. of the Transfiguration Lutheran Church officiated.
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Philadelphia Times
Pottstown
Mary Elizabeth Casselberry
Robert J. Scott
Pittsburg
Lutheran Church of the Transfiguration
Flower Fruit and Ice Mission Reaches Twenty Seventh Year
The Philadelphia Flower Fruit and Ice Mission marked its 27th year with the third weekly distribution to the sick and poor. Volunteers delivered banquets of peonies roses daisies and carnations from 8 AM to 3 PM, distributing over 1700 baskets. The organization also provides ice in summer to those in need and requests funds to support this effort.
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Philadelphia
St. Luke
Epiphany Church
Thirteenth Street
Spruce
Plans for Cleaning Streets Crusade Led by Miss Pierce
Miss Imogene Pierce heads a citywide clean streets crusade aiming to involve ward leaders in keeping neighborhoods clean. She targets exposing grocery foods in front of stores and back-gutter sanitation to reduce dust odors and typhoid fever concerns, inviting public support.
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Imogene Pierce
Crusade For
School census to be finished by attendance officers
Due to funds shortage, school census enumerators will be discharged tomorrow and attendance officers will complete the work. The Board of Education committee on compulsory education decided this yesterday. Superintendent Brooks said $785 remains for this task and that officers can finish in about fifteen days. If unfinished, councils must provide more money.
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Board of Education
Brooks
Treasury officials to inspect new Mint building ceremony date June 15
Representatives from the United States Treasury Department are due in the city within a day or two to conduct a final official inspection of the new Mint at Seventeenth and Spring Garden streets. The formal ceremony to turn the building over to Secretary Lyman J. Gage will occur on June 15.
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United States Treasury Department
Washington
Seventeenth
Spring Garden Streets
Lyman J. Gage
The
Treasury
Germantown Fourth of July Plans Announced
Chairman Jacob Bockius announced Germantown Business Men's Association plans for an all day Fourth of July event. Morning Vernon Park hosts 200 children, afternoon features a Germantown Ensemble musical festival and daylight fireworks, evening offers an instrumental concert and park illumination with 1000 Chinese lanterns for school children only.
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Germantown
Jacob Bockius
Germantown Business Men's Association
Vernon Park
Germantown Ennerchor
School Chidren
Obituary notices for several notable officials and union leaders
Superintendent FE P Church of the Michigan School for the Blind died aged 66. Congressman R E Burke of Dallas Texas, born August 1 1847, died yesterday after four terms in Congress. John J Irwin longtime Amalgamated House Painters’ Protective and Beneficial Association member died Sunday. Joseph O’Donnell Granite Cutters’ Union secretary for ten years died Tuesday of consumption. Funeral for the union leader set at Holy Cross Cemetery Saturday at 8:30 AM with resolutions to be adopted.
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FE. P. Church
The
Michigan School For the Blind
R. E. Burke
Dallas
Texas
Alabama
John J. Irwin
Amalgamated House Painters’ Protective and Beneficial Association
Joseph O'Donnell
Granite Cutters’ Union
Holy Cross Cemetery
Reserve Policeman William Wright Dies After Illness
Reserve policeman William Wright died yesterday at Episcopal Hospital from paralysis. He served for more than ten years in the careness unit. A sub-policeman was assigned on February 16 in a regular position.
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William Wright
Episcopal Hospital
Fathens
Mrs Mary Carson 87 Gloucester City Native Dead
Mrs Mary Carson an 87 year old Gloucester City resident and longtime member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church died after a severe illness at her Monmouth Street home. The funeral will be Friday afternoon with interment at Peqaton New Jersey.
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Mary Carson
Gloucester City
First Methodistiscopal Church
Monmouth Street
Pegieton
N. J
Edward Kimball Fundraiser Pioneer for Debt Burdened Churches
Edward Kimball, a retired Chicago merchant who died yesterday, was noted for raising funds to relieve debt burdened churches in Philadelphia, Boston, New York and other cities. He reportedly gathered about $15,000,000 in late era. Moody was converted Kin.
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Edward Kimball
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Moody
Mrs Mnice G Stewart Dies in Eptapende Fe of Pneumonia
Mrs Mnice G Stewart widow of the late Dr Alexander Stewart a prominent Cumberland Valley physician died of pneumonia at Eptapende Fe. She is survived by two sisters and other relatives in Staples and nearby towns in Felin County, with local connections noted.
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Mnice G. Stewart
Alexander Stewart
Cumberland Valley
Eptapende
Eeona Hire
Staples
Mather
Coneeernearn
Benater Renater
Felin County
Marriages Reported in Local Notices
Norris A. Matthews and Margaret FE Bachus wed. Martin and Nancy Mulholland join. Norah B. Waters and Laura Banks marry. Stanislaus Majeske and Eleanor Majeski unite. James F. Hoey and Lissie Reichner sign marriage licenses.
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Norris A. Matthews
Margaret FE. Bachus
Martin
Nancy Mulholland
Norah B. Waters
Laura Banks
Stanislaus Majeske
Eleanor Majeski
James F. Hoey
Lissie Reichner
Pairings of Names in Local Matrimony Notices Listing Couples
A long list of marriage pairings appears, naming brides and grooms such as J Edmund Henderscott and Ida Tees, Leo Spangenberg and Sallie Essick, Charles Downs and Gertrude Howell, Thos Concannon and Katharine Gorman, and many others. The notice compiles numerous couples, reflecting a broad set of nuptial announcements without additional event details.
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J. Edmund Henderscott
Ida V. Tees
Leo Spangenberg
Sallie D. Essick
Charles D. Downs
Gertrude P. Howell
Thos
J. Concannon
Katharine W. Gorman
Louis Glosaman
Sarah Cober
Michael Steck
Anna Gruber
John Harrisberg
Anna F. Necker
John Rinick
Mary F. Kearney
Henry Carr
Susie Moore
London Dabney
Anna E. Sutton
Pierre L. Puthey
Bernadine Mai
Elizabeth A. Hart
Howard Keyser, Jr
Mary Bryant
William Sheilem
Sadie R. Hatton
Charles A. Berry
Lizzie Burton
Jacob Sheridan
Laura Harmon
Samuel D. Ramage
Anna F. Asher
George Lohrmann
Bertie Robinson
Samuel Becker
Adelheid Daub
Thomas Fleming
Mary Lavelle
Edward A. Aufderbelder
Lena Schnellir
John W. Morris
John F. Riedel
Maude Lentz
Charles R. Gillian
Elizabeth S&s. Wallace
Frederick H. Garrett
Frances M. Bitner
Geo. W. Hammond
Catharine M. O'Donnell
Samuel Ballingall
Annie Hartley
Charles Simonovich
Elizabeth Czepleszkis
C. L. BE. Wittfield
Marguerite V. Russell
Willard Williams
Alice Hassinger
Elwood Armstrong
Obituaries and funeral notices from Gloucester and Hampton
June notices report deaths and funeral details for James Carson John Donnelly James Doe Ellis James T. Higgins Asa Higgins and family entries. Services listed with times, locations, and interment terms. some private interments and church rites noted.
Obituary Notices and Funeral Details from Local Chronicle
On June 5 John J McCabe husband of Annie and son of John and Annie McCabe aged 31 funeral 8:30 AM from 2213 North Mascher Street Mass at Our Lady of the Visitation. Wm B McCrea husband of Rebecca A McCrea due notice of funeral. Rev John J McDevitt aged 56 funeral 9:50 AM Saturday from Church of Our Lady of Mercy interment New Cathedral Cemetery. P Mary Elea Nor McKeever aged 6y months funeral 38 PM Thursday from 1515 North Second Street interment private New Cathedral Cemetery. Michael McLaughlin husband of Ellen McLaughlin funeral 8:30 AM Friday from 226 Catharine Street Mass at St Philips Church interment Cathedral Cemetery. Annie M Miller aged 30 funeral Friday morn at 7:30 from Watkins Street Mass Sacred Heart Church burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Ellen Saylor OToole wife of King 7:30 AM Friday from 182 North aeeneinees Street Mass St Elizabeth's Church 9 AM burial Old Cathedral Cemetery. Maud Rutter May 30 due notice of funeral. John Smith on June 4 1901 son of Mr Funeral 2 PM Monday from 1916 McClellan Street interment Holy Cross Cemetery. John S Taggart son of William L and Mary T Taggart funeral 1 PM Saturday from 57 State Street Camden.
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Church of Our Lady of Mercy
New Cathedral Cemetery
Mckeever
Mary Eleanor
John F
Anna T. McKeever
North Second Street
McLaughlin
Michael
Ellen McLaughlin
Catharine Street
St. Philips Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Miller
Annie M
Jobo Miller
Sans
King
O'Cloc
Annie Virtue
North Aeeneeines Street
St. Elizabeth's Church
Old Cathedral Cemetery
Berren
Maud Rutter
Smith
John
Mimonths
McClellan Street
Holy Crosse Cemetery
Taggart
William L
Mary T. Taggart
State Street
Camden
Local Deaths and Addresses Listing June 5
Obituaries list names and addresses of residents reported dead on June 5. Entries include Edwin N. Beales Florence Bohn Enrile Branga Byron Casho Gertrude C. Clark Wm Cook Isabella Creswell Margaret Crotty Walter Grovatman Thomas B. Gutshall Catherine Hagen Patrick Higgins Mary Sorens More, with street locations and neighborhoods.
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Beales
Edwin N
James
Bohn
Florence
Branga
Enrile
Byron
Ww. J
Gerrit
Casho
Gertrude C
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Michigan
Fashions For
Ocarson
James Carson
Gloucester
Soldiers’ Home
Rebecca E
Funers
North Fifth Street
James Donnelly
Webster Street
St ‘S Church
New “'Thomea
Raw Ellis
Ees
Galeton Ies
John T
A Taber
Burns
Greenmount
Asa Higgins
Hanscom’s
Market St
Sornm
Soren Mis Mary
St. John
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!