Mrs Miriam D George Dies After Two Week Illness
Mrs Miriam D George dies at home of daughter Mrs Charles H Stanley after a two week illness due to complications. She was born Aug 31 1842 in Springfield NH and married Daniel George Feb 22 1860. Funeral held in George's Mills First Christian Church with English quartet music.
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Miriam D. George
Charles H. Stanley
George
George’s Mills
N. H
Stanley
Mrs. George
Springfield
Dora Chase
Sunapee
Chas. H. Stanley
Robert A. Blood
George's Mills
Mass
General Hospital
Morrison Blood
Hamphill Stryker
F. P. Pletcher
Five Parker nephews serve in English army clipping says
Mrs Samuel Parker shares a clipping showing five of her nephews in the English army. Charles Parker, sergeant in the Lancashire Fusiliers, served in Egypt and now transports duties at Rhodes. Harry Parker, private in York and Lancaster, at Whiteley Camp. George Parker, lance corporal in Devonshire Light Infantry with years in India. Walter Parker, private in Lancashire Fusiliers, joined before the war. William Parker, lance corporal in Lancashire Fusiliers for two years. Joseph Parker, Radcliffe, old volunteer turned away for eyesight. Sister: Mrs Joseph Jefferson, 86 Bolton Road, Bury.
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Samuel Parker
Charles
Lancashire Fusileers
Whitsuntide
Egypt
Rhodes
Harry
York and Lancashire Regiment
Whitey Camp
Surrey
Cudworth
George
Devonshire Light Infantry
India
Walter
William
Lancasire Fusileers
Joseph
Radcliffe
Joseph Jefferson
Bolton Roid, Bury, Eng
Local Deputy Chief John Connors Praised for Amatuer Farming
Our report highlights Deputy Chief John Connors of the police praised for his successful amateur farming. A Joplin observer notes Connors growing gardens and crop yields while recounting a former baseball figure Jack Buckley of Marlboro. The piece hints Buckley’s past in Buffalo and Milwaukee guiding farming.
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John Connors
Joplin
Concord
Jack Buckley
Marlboro
Jack
Buffalo
N. Y
Brotherhood
Milwaukee
Wis
Mass
Break-ins Hit Local Stores Saturday Night
Police report two burglaries at George Theodore’s shop at Nason and Summer streets and Kaleva cooperative bakery on Douglass Avenue. Theodore store window break yielded cigars cigarettes candy and other goods worth about 40 dollars. bakery break netted about 2.40 dollars.
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George Theodore
Nason
Summer Streets
Kaleva Co-Operative
Theodore
Douglass Avenue
Interest in Lancaster regiment letter prompts inquiry
A Boston reader, A. P. Lewis, asks Myles Tierney for details about his son Frank Lewis who joined the Lancaster regiment. Vierney has reached out to his brother Patrick for information, referencing a letter from Patrick to Myles Tierney that Boston published Friday.
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the Enterprise
Myles Tierney
Patrick
Lancaster Regiment
Boston
A. P. Lewis
Mr. Vierney
Frank Lewis
Vierney
Lewis
Vermont Graduate Henry Kelly Visits Family Before M D Graduation
Henry Kelly has completed studies at the University of Vermont for the summer and visited his mother Mrs. Mary Kelly early this week. He is set to graduate as a full fledged M D in the near future.
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Henry Kelly
University of Vermont
Iis
Mary Kelly
St Bridget’s parish picnic at Crowe Park amid showers
The St Bridget’s parish annual picnic at John A Crowe Park faced rain threats yet drew a lively crowd. The day featured a 20 piece National brass band led by Louis Kospi, a canceled married vs single men baseball game, and a strong afternoon program highlighted by a close five mile race and sprint events with winners named including Ernest Luosala and Alex Tervo.
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St. Bridget’s Parish
John A. Crowe
National
Louis Kospi
James J. Morgan
Bernard Garrigan
William” Graham
Harry Guion
Wilson Cuttell
Alex. Bourke
Ernest Luosala
Harry Bresth
Jennie Johnson
Gladys Helliwell
George Savikoski
Francis Cleary
George Luosala
Alex
Tervo
Ivar Sjoblom
Andrew Kaakki
Charles Paakinen
H. Poikkenen
William Wright
John Sheehan
Sylvester Sullivan
John O. Moore
Michael Cleary
Michael Murray
Joseph O'Brien
Frank Tobin
John Cleary
Alex Rourke
James McEvoy
Edward Moran
Harold Powers
Timothy Duggan
Quiet Holiday Draws Crowds To So Acton Bonfire
Holiday passed without incidents as crowds moved to So Acton Sunday night for a bonfire and dance. C M and H Street Railway ran five cars hourly from 10:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. Beaches drew holiday visitors and many strangers were seen in town enjoying the program.
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So. Acton
C. M. & H. Street
Scandinavian Brotherhood Holds Semiannual Meeting and Installations
The Scandinavian brotherhood gathered at Odd Fellows hall for its semiannual meeting on Friday evening. Officers installed included Charles Ehstadt as president and Sanfrid Swanson as vice president. A supper followed, served by Ernest Johnson, Sanfrid Swanson, and Richard Swanson.
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Scandinavian Brotherhood
Odd Fellows Hall
Charles Ehstadt
Sanfrid Swanson
V. P
Carl Emanuelson
Bernt Anderson
Hulda McLean
Richard Swanson
R. S
Mias Esther Emanuelson
Richard Johnson
Ernest Johnson
I. G
Oscar Johnson
O. G
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Firestone
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Maynard, Mass
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
Parker St
Middlesex Laundry
P. J. Schnair
Teleph
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F. E. Taylor & Co
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New Hampshire
National Band
Hugo Kajande
John Taylor
Mgr Asst
Holiday
Maynard ‘Trust’ Co
George H. Creighton
H. J. Dwinell
Charles E. Wheeler
The
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
NASAS
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Boylston Street
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