Allan Marryat

"... in T k P ,K y S K U cut announcement is being 1“ W !L hl .i. r of the marriage of Mts, Vt (Misiaszek man, and ushers Allan Marryat of Glaston- Saugus. Jeannine R. Heneault of Hartford, to Daniel B. Murphy 3d Manchester, Ct., Fred Quinlan of Saugus and William W. Stott of Windsor, Ct. The bride studied at ..."

"... Britain Ct., Miss Theresa Turbie of West Hartford and Miss M. Patri cia o'brien of Danielson. Charles F. Murphy of Saugus was his brother's best man, and ushers included Allan Marryat of Glastonbury, Ct., James Roche of Manchester, Ct., Fred Quinlan of Saugus and William W. Stott of Windsor, Ct. The bride studied at Green Mountain College and at the University ..."

"... promised to lie a very exciting bull-fight Most of the ships were deserted except for the few officers and men on duty. On hoard the' Wisconsin, a young officer, Allan Marryat, was pacing the deck. He had been deep in thought, and had not noticed until then a tall, somewhat spare figure leaning against, the rails. The. man wore a red ..."

"... friendless here?" inquired.Mtb. Graham of the doctor when the first awful shock was over. "No," replied the doctor; "he was beloved by 'jail,, but his two best friends were Allan Marryat, one of the officers down at the Naval Station, and Ft. Lorenzo. Thpy kpew him intimately, and w;ll be able to tell you a good deal more than I." "Then ..."