Slattery Ryce Marriage Solemnized at St John’s Church
On Saturday June 23 at four o'clock in St John’s Episcopal Church Rev Ralph M Harper united Edith B Ryce of Beachmont and Ernest Slattery of Salem. Edith’s father Thomas C Ryce gave her in marriage. Best man was James Slattery and ushers included George A Pierce and Frank Swett. A reception followed at the Parish House and a breakfast at the Winthrop Arms. After a wedding trip through Canada the couple will reside in Providence.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ralph. M. Harper
Edith B. Ryce
Beachmont
Ernest Slattery
Salem
Phoebe Ladelle Pierce
George A. Pierce
Bellevue Avenue
Frank Swett
Lynn
Thomas C. Ryce
James Slattery
Beverly
Winthrop Arms
Wm. Clark
John T. O’brien
Canada
Providence
R. I
Norwich Academy
Tufts College
Ilene O’toole
Louise Mitten
Ellen Jenkins
Lewis Parsons wedding at Church of St. John the Evangelist
Dorothy Adelle Parsons and George Hayward Lewis wed in a Saturday morning ceremony at 9:30 o clock. Rev. John T O'Brien officiated at St. John the Evangelist. The bride wore ivory satin with Brittany lace and orange blossom cap veil. Attendants included maid of honor Mary M Hastings and twin bridesmaids Catherine and Miriam Clark. Best man was Edward M Furniss and G Edmund Parsons served as usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Adelle Parsons
George E. Parsons
Bellevue Avenue
George Hayward Lewis
Grovers Avenue
Church of St. John the Evangelist
John T_. O'Brien
Winthrop
Mary M. Hastings
Allston
Catherine
Miriam Clark
Death Notice Mrs Edwin Page Gardiner
Mrs Edwin Page Gardiner nee Gertrude Ella Pratt of Riverbank Court Cambridge died after a year long illness. A Winthrop resident for forty years she was born May 2 1877 in Boston daughter of Harriet Ella Stone Clapp and the late William F Clapp. She married E P Gardiner Feb 15 1900 who survives with her mother a sister Mrs Bessie W Smith Detroit. She was member of Episcopal Church Winthrop Women's Club and Eastern Star.
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Edwin Page Gardiner
Gertrude Ella Pratt
Riverbank Court
Cambridge
Winthrop
E. P. Gardiner
Boston and Albany Railroad
Gardiner
Boston
Harriet Ella (Stone) Clapp
William Francis Clapp
Bessie W. Smith
Detroit
Mich
Death of Miss Helen E. Clark in New Hampshire
Miss Helen E. Clark of Winthrop died June 19 at the Clarks summer home in South Danville New Hampshire after seven months illness. She was 17, educated in Winthrop public schools and known for her cheerful disposition. Funeral held June 21 at her aunt Mrs Charles Young’s home with Rev Ralph M Harper officiating and pallbearers from nearby towns. Interment at Winthrop Cemetery. The Clarks express deep sympathy.
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Helen E. Clark
William B. Clark
Winthrop
Clarks
South
Danville
N. H
Helen
Charles Young
Chester Avenue
Ralph M. Harper
Horace Wise
Isle of
Kenneth Lindall
Everett
Mass
James Cully
Daniel Murphy
Dorchester
Edward L
Grand Falls Paper Mill Claims World’s Largest Facility
The Newfoundland mill at Grand Falls along the Exploits river is described as the largest and best equipped paper and pulp mill in the world, signaling major industrial stature for the region.
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Newfoundland
Grand Falls
Exploits River
Piano Recital by Mme Paradis Lane Pupils in Boston
A June Holiday piano recital by Mme Maud Paradis Lane and students from Winthrop and area towns will take place tomorrow at 2 pm in Stein ert Hall Boston. Edith Castle contralto and Kenneth Deane cellist assist. program features numerous named pupils and two pianos pieces.
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Mme
Maud Paradis- Lané
Crystal Cove Avenue
Steinert Hall
Boston
Nancy Anthony
Winifred Haughton
Maud Paradis Lane
Barbara’ Hamilton
John Gould
Squire Tarantella
Squire
Kenneth Deane
Arlene Taft
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Elliot & Whittier
Winthrop St
Winthrop Centre
Ocean
Sunnyside Ave
Boston Harbor
Winthrop Savings Bank
Rausch’s Bakery
E. B
Floyd
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Floyd Milk CO
Bellingham Ave
Cor. Cross St
Warren F. Freeman
Milk St
Liberty
Slattery
Ryce
James E. Cody
Lewis—Parsons
Edward M. Furniss
G. Edmund Parsons
Mrs
Bishop
Orient Heights
Winthrop Cemetery
Harry Twombley
Haverhill
Mrs. Clark
Winthrop High School
Bertha Silverman
Phyllis Simson
Evelyn Sinkovitz
Florence Stahr
Esther Staller
Sophie Staller
Louise Stone
Eileen Sweeney
Edna Tosi Myrna Toy
John Walsh
Edward White Fred Wilck
Godfrey Studio
Irene Wentworth
Dorothy Whittemore
Marjorie McPhetres
Grace Garr
Ameri
Metropolitan Coal Company
Exchange Place
Hubbard
Esther French
Pretty _Sunshine Greenwald
Eldean Johnson
the Song of the Pirate Bold Blake Master
Lawrence Baker In the
Lichner
Claire McLaughlin Allen
Truax-Lane
Myrick Powers
Mountain Spring
Elizabeth A. O’leary
Valse Godard
Lois Baker
Mrs. Evelyn Estabrook
Richard French
Les Orangés
Kypris
Nissan Losa
Holmés Holmés Vannuccini
Edith Castle
Arensky
May Jones
Tschaikowsky-Schaefer
Agnes Fahey
Saint-Saéns
Mr. Deane
Miss Taft
Mrs. Mildre
The
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Mitchell Hiltz Fairfield
Miss Castle Capriccio Brillante Mendelssohn
Louise Paradis Washburn
K. OF C. Outing
Winthrop Council With Friends
Peddocks--Tsland
Peter Delorey
Joe Monahan
J. Silverman
Crest Avenue
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TAXI
Mary L McMullen
Putnam Street
Winthrop Theatre
Long & Margeson Service Undertakers
Walden St
Chester Ave
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