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January 2, 1922
Alexandria Gazette
Alexandria, Alexandria County, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
In Roxbury near Boston, 49-year-old clairvoyant widow Mrs. Enna E. Brown will marry 25-year-old florist John W. Noiseux after seances where spirits, including her late husband and historical figures, approved their union. (178 chars)
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Will Wed Clairvoyant as Result of Seances
Boston, Dec. 31.—A unique romance brought about by the mysterious power of unseen spirits and the magic of a clairvoyant's chamber, will culminate with the marriage of Mrs. Enna E. Brown, 49 years old, Roxbury, widow, and John W. Noiseux, 25 a florist at Roxbury.
Young Noiseux, troubled in mind, turned to Mrs. Brown, who is a clairvoyant of wide reputation, for assistance. Going to her home he obtained a reading.
When he entered the darkened room his troubles seemed to be lifted from his mind. Mrs. Brown went into a trance and was able to console him.
After many of these readings their friendship ripened into love and then in the shade of a dimly lighted lamp, surrounded by the unfamiliar objects of a fortune teller's paraphernalia, he asked her hand in marriage.
The spirits of King Charles I of England, the Indian Chief Silver Arrow and Robert J. Brown, deceased husband of the bride to be, and other spectral visitors have, from beyond the grave, arranged and approved the match according to Mrs. Brown and Noiseux.
Boston, Dec. 31.—A unique romance brought about by the mysterious power of unseen spirits and the magic of a clairvoyant's chamber, will culminate with the marriage of Mrs. Enna E. Brown, 49 years old, Roxbury, widow, and John W. Noiseux, 25 a florist at Roxbury.
Young Noiseux, troubled in mind, turned to Mrs. Brown, who is a clairvoyant of wide reputation, for assistance. Going to her home he obtained a reading.
When he entered the darkened room his troubles seemed to be lifted from his mind. Mrs. Brown went into a trance and was able to console him.
After many of these readings their friendship ripened into love and then in the shade of a dimly lighted lamp, surrounded by the unfamiliar objects of a fortune teller's paraphernalia, he asked her hand in marriage.
The spirits of King Charles I of England, the Indian Chief Silver Arrow and Robert J. Brown, deceased husband of the bride to be, and other spectral visitors have, from beyond the grave, arranged and approved the match according to Mrs. Brown and Noiseux.
What sub-type of article is it?
Romance
Supernatural
Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Love
Fate Providence
What keywords are associated?
Clairvoyant Romance
Seances
Spirit Approval
Fortune Teller Marriage
Supernatural Match
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. Enna E. Brown
John W. Noiseux
King Charles I
Indian Chief Silver Arrow
Robert J. Brown
Where did it happen?
Boston, Roxbury
Story Details
Key Persons
Mrs. Enna E. Brown
John W. Noiseux
King Charles I
Indian Chief Silver Arrow
Robert J. Brown
Location
Boston, Roxbury
Event Date
Dec. 31
Story Details
Young florist John W. Noiseux seeks help from clairvoyant widow Mrs. Enna E. Brown; through seances and readings, their friendship turns to love, and spirits including King Charles I, Silver Arrow, and her late husband approve their upcoming marriage.