Maynard Attends Silver Wedding of Worsnips in Hudson
A number from here attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred Worsnip held at Hudson Saturday. A banquet at Cochran hall followed by entertainment included vocal selections by Misses Lillian and Frances Archer and remarks by Selectman Frank Binks.
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Fred Worsnip
Hudson
Cochran Hall
Lillian
Frances Archer
Frank Binks
William Smith
Dorchester
Worsnip
William Worsnip
Hudson News Enterprise
Thomas Archer
Garfield St
William Brayden
Elizabeth
Willian Worsnip
Robert Archer
and Vers
Thomas Smith
Raymond
Bertha Gould
Prank
Edward 9
Roy Archer
Memorial Sunday Service at M. E. Church
Memorial Sunday observed at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Chas F. Parsons delivering an eloquent sermon. The fall choir sang "To Thee O Country" and "Our Comrade Beneath the Sod."
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Chas F. Parsons
Street Department Tests New Sweeper on Main and Nason
The street department used the new street cleaner after heavy evening traffic to clean Main and Nason streets in the business district. It operated after midnight and plans a trial period sweeping the busy section on Saturday evenings to prepare for Sunday cleanup.
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Main
Nason Sts
DO YOUR BIT Buy a Liberty bond
The stamp urges citizens to buy Liberty bonds and inquire at banks or post offices. Postmasters at Maynard are assisting government war efforts by recruiting for arms and navy, promoting Liberty loan contributions, and urging garden planting and food production to support the war.
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Maynard Postoffice
Arms
Liberty Loan
Mrs Edith Gucotafson Expected Home Visit Next Week
Mrs Edith Gucotafson, long time public school teacher in South Willington Connecticut, is anticipated to return home on a visit next week after a period away. The notice highlights her teaching service in the South Willington schools.
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Edith Gucotafson
South Willington, Ct
May Queen crowned at St Bridget's Church in festive procession
The annual May procession and crowning of the Queen of May took place at St. Bridget's Church on Sunday afternoon with a full congregation. Miss Alice Mullin was crowned queen, accompanied by flower girls and a Sunday school procession. The service, led by Rev. Walter J. Browne, included the crowning, rosary, litany, and benediction, followed by the 40 hours devotion beginning Friday at 7 am and concluding Sunday morning.
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St. Bridget’s Church
Alice Mullin
Gertrude Lovering
Maid Cowles
Helen Morgan
Ruth Bradley
Matthew Powers
Walter J. Browne
Flag Raising at Assabet Mills Adds to Soldier Monument Fund
The Spinners of No 5 mill Assabet Mf Co raise an 8 by 12 flag at noon Saturday on the roof. Gertrude Lovering helps hoist Old Glory as Patrica Higgins and Frank Taylor with Elmer Cook provide music. A $87 balance goes to the Soldiers and Sailors monument fund. committee includes Curtis Smith John O Leary Albert Reynolds and James Gallacher.
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Assabet Mf. Co
Heddon
Gertrude Lovering
Sthocrade
Patrica Higgins
America
Frank Taylor
Elmer Cook
Editire Assembly
No. 5 Mill
Curtis Smith
John O'Leary
Albert Reynolds
James Gallacher
Local Meeting Attendees and Upcoming Wedding Notice
James Morzan Squire Siswick John Hawton John Durkin and Chad Courtney attended a Woolen and Worsted Overs tation meeting at Rocky Point. The wedding of Dorothy Persons daughter of Mr and Mrs Cherles Persons Lindenst and Raymond C Hamlin son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hamlin Concorde will take place Thursday evening at 7 90.
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James Morzan
Squire Siswick
John Hawton
John Durkin
Chad Courtney
Rocky Point
PNSS
Dorothy Persons
Cherles Persons
Lindenst
Raymond C. Hamlin
Wilbur Hamlin
Concorde
Memorial Day Exercises Schedule and Concert
Memorial day programs begin with an 8 o'clock concert by the Maynari brass band. At 8 15 members of G A R, Women's Relief Corps, Hoy Scouts and schoolchildren form a parade, followed by services at Glenwood and St Bridget's. Dinner at 1, decorations at Mt. Josephs at 2 15, public service at Oud Fellows hall at 3 15, with Rev A H Wheelock as speaker. Citizens urged to attend.
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Isaac Davis Post
G. A. RK
Maynari Brass Band
Women's Relief
Carpe
Hoy Scouts
Children of Tive
Nerawy
Glenwood
St. Bridget's
Acton
Katelock
Woodlawn
Weton
Gerypen
Mt. Jopesenn
Oud Fellows Hall
A H H. Wheelock
Mass
State Grange
G. Awr
Masnard
Food Production Drives Employee Involvement At Textile Works
A seven hectare shift at the Pen Smith lot saw workers from American Woolten Co and Ben Smith's join Thomincom et al in a soil cultivation effort. Men women and children wielded hoes as mills were repurposed to support farming, with over OO bushels of seed potatoes and fertilizer used amid high living costs.
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American Woolten Co
Ben Smith
Eniirorin md
Thomincom Et. Dee
Pen Smith Lot
Woten
Chihtrand
George 1
Merrick
Marr Tell
Elmere
Sudbury Man Nominated for MIT Degree for War Service
Roland Wy Baton of South Sudbury is recommended for the degree of B L or S at MIT graduation in June for naval architecture work and war service. Over two hundred seniors have joined military or naval roles or related war work, with MIT honoring those commitments through degrees.
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Massachseetts Instiute
Roland Wy Baton
South Sudbury
Baton
Naval Architectupe
Pech
Probate citation for administration of Therney J. Abastate
Court in Middlesex County issues a citation to potential heirs to appear at Cambridge Probate Court on June 14 1917 to show cause why administrator letters should not be granted to Stephen de Miarray. Public notice required by printing in Concord Tribune for three consecutive weeks. Witness Charles J. McIntire First Judge.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Therney J
Concord
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Motorprive
Charles J. McIntire
Preservation of white lead purity through heat test
The passage explains heating white lead to determine purity. Pure lead becomes metallic under flame while adulterated samples fail to react. A flickering flame reveals cracking, cooling paint, and costly repairs, contrasting test methods to prove purity and protective quality.
Dutch Boy Paints and Frayed Phrases in a Fragmented Note
A garbled note discusses Dutch Boy Red Seal White Lead and linseed oil, mentioning weather, wear, and an unclear list of phrases. It reads like damaged OCR with scattered proper nouns and partial terms, offering little coherent context or identifiable events.
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Red Seal
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