November 1, 1930
Shaw-Hynes
A very pretty wedding took place at the Scared Heart Church East Boston, on October 26, when Miss Mary Hynes was led to the altar by Daniel Shaw.
The bridesmaid was Miss Catherine Lane, and the best man Vincent O’Reilly.
A reception was held at the home of the groom, 140 Trenton Street, where many valuable presents were on display, after which a wedding supper was partaken of at the Parker House.
The Weekly joins in congratulations to the young couple.
Marriages – Shaw-Hynes
At the Scared Heart Church East Boston, on October 26, by the Rev. Father C. Garrahan, Daniel Shaw to Mary Hynes, both of East Boston.
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December 13, 1930, Page 1
HERRING FACTORY DESTROYED BY FIRE
According to a message received by the Postal Telegraphs from the operator at Hillview, T. B., a fire of unknown origin occurred at Heart’s Ease, Thursday night at S o’clock in the factory operated by Mr. John Clouston, for the curing of herring, and the building was totally destroyed. When the fire was discovered a number of men were engaged smoking some herring, and the flumes spread so rapidly that they had to make a hurried exit from the building. The fire was confined to the one building. although a bungalow situated alongside, had a narrow escape. Upwards to 250 barrels of smoked herring, ready for shipment, and a quantity of netting, went up in smoke. The message also stated that willing helpers, while fire was at its height and at great danger to themselves, succeeded in rolling a number of barrels of gasoline from the factory into the water. The building, of wood construction, was owned by Messrs Job Brothers & Co., Ltd. Some insurance was carried on both building and stock. Mr. Clouston. it is understood, was at Heart’s Ease when the fire occurred.
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Transcribed by Wanda Garrett. Page created October 2021. Updated December 2021
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