The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
NEW ENGLAND LETTER
but the Fall River unions have received
support from all over the country.

but the Fall River unions have received
support from all over the country.
One Of the most picturesque wed
dings was that Of Miss vs. Gladys Lawson,
, p From Finance to stan,w Cd, at
::7s4 -. - : Dreamwold, NJ r.
Weddings, Lawson s country
-. =. 49,. home. The decor
Lawson Shines ations were
=. = a., planned by Mr..
Lawson himself, the whole, idea en-
bodying a harvest wedding, with
sheaves Of corn and wheat and large
nent in the scheme. The decorations
began at the main gait of the estate
and continued up the driveway to the
house, the interior Of which was also
decorated with flowers, plants and veg
stables. Mr.. ,Stanwood is son Of Mr..
and Mrs Francis M: Stanwood, who
live on Beacon street, Boston. He is
q Harvard graduate but since gradual
ing has been employed by the Hotel and
Railroad News company, being now
connected with the agency at Sullivan
square. Charlestown.
s. OF equal interest was 0the announces:
ment OF. the engagement of Josiah
Quincy, former mayer Of Boston, to
.te.....s Miss Mary Honey,
Miss Honey to Be. daughter Of =, for
- 80, .'.E - -. mer Lieut. Gov.
Bride $780, Samuel r. Honey
4s% .:>:,a.5 4 Of Newport, R. 1,
II Of Josiah Quincy Miss Honey is an
H. ;. =. -. az ~: attractive young
Woman some years the junior Of Mr..
quincy, and owing to the recent death
of Mr.. Quincy s first wife, which &C.
Cured in France in January of last
year, the ceremony will be private. In
February Of 1900, Mr.. Quincy was mar
REC. in London to the widow Of Prof.
William II. Tyler, one time head master
Of the Adams academy at Quincy,
Mass, land Mrs. Tyler IS son, then is
81 Quincy. nj: Quincy had son, born in
Honey has been prominent in musical
and art circles in New York, and al
tho her father has had business and
political relations with. Mr.. Quincy for
9 number Of years they. met for the
!: An announcement Of similar char
acter, of equal interest in Maine and
Massachusetts,, is that of the engage
m en- t. of two
Two Daughters Of daughters of the
late Joseph II.
& MaMey Manley, who for
! to Be Married regarded as the DO.
litical boss Of the
pine tree state, and member Of the
republican national committee. II The
death Of Mr.. Manley at time when he
hoped to see the realization Of his ambi-
- Il, n r.
is SO recent that the family is still in
mourning, and no date has been set for
the weddings. Miss Harriet Marley,
the second daughter, is to marry George
". 8. Michaelis, of Boston, manager Of
q large publicity bureau. Miss Sydney
Sewell Manley, the youngest daughter,
is to marry Duer Dupont Of Garden
City, New. York..
An agitation in which a vast amount
OF interest is being manifested on the
entire Boston & Maine railroad sys-
tenn has for its
Boston &. Maine object the intro
3. duction of PEN
Pensions sion system for
employees of more
It's Old Employees than so years of
age. This matter
has been under consideration for some
time, and has been brought to the at
tention Of President Lucius futile.
The plan has not reached that stage
! in which Mr.: Tuttle is willing to PUT
s It int: into operation, but the railroad men
generally are favorable to it. 1T is
hoped that the road will contribute APP
proximatelY .$150,0O0, and the employees
raise the balance Of the sum necessary
to pension on half pay all employees
over 60 years Of age, by. the assess
sment of Ia per cent of the salary of
every employee of the road.
Z Financial circles in Vermont have
Ebeen somewhat concerned over the case
aof the People IS National bank. Frank
5 Fish, the receiver, has brought suit
against former President A. j. Ferris
Efor $15O,000. Ferris is now under
$4,000 bonds on the charge Of having
fmisappr opriated two notes owned BY
1.-THE Peoples bank by means Of false
entries on the books, also. of having
made an incorrect report of the bank 8
condition to the controller of the cur.
rcney.
Family reunions are becoming more
general IN all parts of New England.
/ Perhaps the largest gathering is the
annual affair of
Fairbanks Clan the F.air.b a n ks
Gathers in meets naa s Il I ta : an =
eestral h me in
Family Reunion . { q N, Mass.
go and which is at
tended by hundreds Of that name, who