Local talent show thrills Concord Junction crowd
A full house enjoyed the Pragentsd in a charity performance with Fredert as Uncle Sam. Daniel Lakin and the Wel ington cast delivered polished turns while Coloni orchestra of Maynard provided music. Clara Pettigrew and Elwood P. Sweet wed at the bride’s Conant street home that Wednesday evening.
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Pragentsd
Dan
T! Curtain
Little Fredert
Uncle Sam
Mrchanplause
Daniel Lakin
Farmer Friday
eDonald
Wel Igton
Maynard
Jane Wellington
Leona Nye
Jocelyn Wellington
Laura Curle
Elnora Wellington
Florence Durer
Beckwith
Neic
Laura Fouht Nan Wellington
Alison Pringle Minette Wellington
Bessie Judge
Gracious
Anne Bean
Mollie Run
Clara Pettigrew
Elwood P. Sweet
Conant Et
Advent services at Concord Junction church
Pastor Alfred W. Stane leads a week of events with a fair, sale of crafts, and readings from Henry Van Dyke. Christmas week includes a family supper, morning worship, and junior through senior Endeavor programs.
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Alfred W. Stane
Sadie Union
Marnarid
Dee
The
Advent
Church School
Jumior Endeavor
Eindeavor
Henry van Dyke
Found a horse blanket in Concord Junction Mass
A horse blanket has been found and is available for inquiry at the Post Office in Concord Junction Massachusetts. Contact the local postal office to claim.
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Concord Junction
Mass
Entertainment fundraiser in South Sudbury town hall
The Red Cross hosts an evening event at the town hall featuring the play The Arrival of it ’a as the main attraction. Addressed by local figures, the fundraiser aims to draw residents to support relief efforts while noting government oversight on local industry.
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Tara Mabe
Red Cross Se Mets
Iit ‘A
He Fa Featre
Fall Through Hatchway Injures Navy Recruit
Mrs. J W Garfield learns of her son Sherrald Garfield’s accident aboard a government boat near Boston. He fell through a hatchway hitting the deck, lost several teeth, and broke his arm in two places. Treated at Mass General Hospital he is recovering and hopes to rejoin service soon. William Simon has taken a job in Marlboro and will relocate.
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Miss Perrin
Lowell
Jin Warner Ball
Mica
Adie Burke
Woreester Pit
Wantand
Gorsen Wilsan Ik
Ichusetts Reformatory
George Hanna
Rockvil Gor
Thomas Con
Farmington
Thomas Williams
John Gray
Bert Wolvesday
Jameson Vile
Robery Prognie
Ladies’ Union
Dee
Fr. S. Walker
James Lawrence
W. C. Fought
West Concord
J. W. Garfield
Sherrald
U. S. Navy
Boston
Mass General Hospital
Poverty party and old clothes march dominate Hudson meeting
The December Progressive Baptist Brotherhood meeting in Hudson featured a poverty party with attendees in worn garb. A parade led by Arthur F. Greenwood and Miss Rath Eaton opened the program, with music by Mrs. Frank A. Davis and readings of Jean Ingelow. Kas Lund’s body was taken to New Sweden for burial, while William J. Hawley’s death was reported. Marriage license was sought by Arthur I. Wilkins and Iris Wheeler. One degree below zero observed, and Abraham Daniels and James Nichols fined $25 for keeping an dis orderly house.
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Praptist Brotherhood
Arthur F. Greenwood
Rath Eaton
Hazel Henderson
Frank A. Davis
Jean Ingelow
George A. Henderson
Arthur
Stroud
Charles FE. Wheeler
Kas Lund
New Sweden
Hudson
William J. Hawley
Stowe, Bills & Hawley
Arthur I. Wilkins
Iris Wheeler
Cheerfulness as a Rare Quality Among the Rich
The piece argues cheerfulness is scarce among the wealthy and even amid wartime abundance in Japan. It cites Browning Thoreau Newton and a North China Daily report about a Tokyo brewery venture. The essay notes wealth can dampen spirit, urging openness to cheerfulness and a positive disposition.
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Browning
Thoreau
Edward Newton
St. Claire Plans Wintering in Boston After Mont Nobscot Closing
Mr. St. Claire will spend the winter in Boston, closing his summer residence on Mt Nobscot. Luther S Cutting occupies half the house with Kk Eaton and Howard Newton from Bonnie Brook farm: they have been laying off due to sickness. a Leominster mother visited briefly.
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Mr. St. Claire
Boston
Mt. Nobscot
Luther S. Cutting
Eaton
Oneord Rd
Howard Newton
Bonnie Brook Farm
Mather
Leominster
Exiled Norfolk Ancestral Epitaph Founded in Shakespeare Lore
London readers note Thomas Mowbray, ancestor of the Duke of Norfolk, banished by Richard II, died in Italy, buried there, and later bones claimed by his family. A Shakespearean epitaph praised him, and Venice authorities shipped his relics to England but his tombstone was left as a paving stone before being rediscovered. The piece also explains Manger from the New Testament and cites Los Angeles’ rapid territorial growth to 337 square miles, surpassing New York Chicago and Philadelphia in area.
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Duke of Norfolk
Richard Tr
Italy
Thomas Mowbry
London
Venice
England
Los Angeles
Cal
United States
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Needham Street Railway Service Continued by Directors
After talks with the town selectmen Needham, the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company votes to continue operating the lines into Needham for the present as cooperation for the town’s best interests.
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Needham
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Finn
Charles Hayne
Therthidt-Rogers Machine Co
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Co. D. Parmenter & Co
William Simon
Marlboro
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Abraham Daniels
James Nichols
Morris
P. A. Whitney
Parker Bros. Games
Pit
Rock Giant
Soldiers
Jack Straws
Tiddledy Wink
le Checker Boards
Rochester
Takinogawa
Madame Cliquot
North China
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Boston ST. RY. CO
G. M. Cox
Mariage
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