| Marriage Intentions |
The following marriage intentions have been filed recently at the office of the city clerk:
William J. Burns, 140 West, 22, teamster; Mary E. Soroghan, 179 Fayette 21, at home.
Patrick Francis O'Dea (widowed), 41 Rock, 44, machinist; Catherine Gradey, 41 Rock, 30, housework
Adelard L. J. Blanchette, 78 Austin, 24, second hand; M. C. R.; Alice Desmarais, 79 Austin, 17, housework
John W. Gray, 71 Whipple, 21, brakeman; Catherine McCavanaugh, 16 Bryant, 21, shoeworker.
James F. Gallagher, 61 Butterfield, 21, corduroy cutter; Catherine E. Trainor, 46 Franklin, 22, at home
Myles Leo Finnegan, 569 Gorham, 21, chauffeur; Rose Pincince, 43 Lee, 21, at home.
Thomas F. Kenney, 22 Rock, 20, shipping clerk; Bertha Rainville, 115 Aiken, 21, spinner
Richard L. Ganley, 81 Boynton, 33, chauffeur; Rita L. Swalt, 758 School, 23, looper
Eugene Landry, 27 Lafayette, 34, laborer; Minnie Welch (widowed), 25 Lafayette, 40, operative
Jean Ouimette, 463 Suffolk, 30, operative; Alma Brunelle (divorced), 10 Race, 365, operative
Elliott Francis Cameron, Beverly, 32, assistant general manager; Marian Clough Smith, 1500 Middlesex, 29, at home
James E. Kirrane, 762 Gorham, 27, clerk; Mary Garrity, 66 South, 21, clerk
Ereale Ciaccia, 127 Howard, 25, Machinist's helper; Elvira De Vingenzi, 28 Keene, 23, cotton mill
John J. McCann, 192 Pleasant, 28, dentist; Mary Rose O'Neil, 106 Anderson, 26, at home.
James M. Muir, 19 Fifth, 20, chauffeur; Lillian J. Ross, 66 Lundberg, 26, at home.
Frank Blanchard (widowed), 193 Tremont, 63, paperhanger; Julia Smith, 467 Merrimack, 61, mill operative
Charles W. Lane, 164 Liberty, 22, steamfitter; Julia Jelley, 91 Bishop, 21, mill operative
Wilfred Joseph Marcote, Boston, 29, shoe cutter; Irene A. Logan, 67 West Fourth, 29, at home. |
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| A pretty wedding took place this morning when Mr. John William Kehoe, a veteran of the world war and former officer in the world war and former officer in the United States navy, and Miss Bertha F. Roux were united in the bonds of matrimony, the ceremony being performed at a nuptial mass celebrated at 7 o'clock at Notre Dame de Lourdes church by the acting pastor, Rev. J. B. A. Barette, O.M.I. The bride wore blue duvetyn with silver lace, picture hat, and carried white chrysanthemums. She was attended by Miss Cora S. Roux, who was attired in blue tricotine with black hat with metal embroidery. She carried yellow chrysanthemums. The best man was Mr. Armand J. Blais. During the mass appropriate hymns were sung by the church choir, Miss Belle Lavigne presiding at the organ. At the close of the ceremony a wedding dinner and reception was held at the home of the bride, 52 New Spaulding street, and this afternoon the happy couple left on an extended trip through the south. Upon their return they will make their home in New York city. |
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