Six Women Hurt in Crash In Hampden
Six women from Bangor were injured when a seven passenger car hit a produce wagon on a Hampden road and rolled down a 2 foot embankment. They were taken to Maine General Hospital. Mrs Emery, 84, may have internal injuries. The driver escaped serious injury.
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Bangor
Marymery
F. A.dy
J. F. Cameron
Adeide Ingalls
Annie Boardman
Hazel Fiddy
Ansel A. Libbey
Hampden
East Hampden
Woman Legioner Named to Mardi Gras Board in Malden
Malden Post of the American Legion names Edith Nelson Grady to the Mardi Gras and carnival committee at Ferryway Green on Columbus Day. She enlisted at the war outbreak and was the first army field clerk to join the Malden Post.
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Malden
American Legion
Ferryway Green
Edith Nelson Grady
Williams
Northeastern
Little Walks About Town by William Justin Mann
In this reminiscence, John Trumbull visits artist Benjamin Copley on Beacon Street before entering Harvard, then joins the Connecticut militia and studies in London with Benjamin West. His breakthrough Bunker Hill and other works emerge, later earning a place in Yale’s gallery and the U.S. Capitol commissions.
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Boston Common
Beacon Street
Somerset Club
John Trumbull
Bunker Hill
John Singleton Copley
Young Trumbull
Harvard College
Copley
Jonathan Trumbull
Jonathan
Washington
Faith Robinson
John Robinson
Pilgrim Pastor Fame
Trumbull
Cambridge
Mr. Trumbull
Mr. Copley
Harvard
Lebanon
Conn
Connecticut
London
Benjamin West
Andre
America
Greece
Athens
Aga
Mr. West
West
Trumbul
Capitol
Yale College
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Gilchrist
Wm. A. Rogers
Oneida
Vernon
Oneida Community
Par Plate
International Silver Co
International Sleet
Rogers
Old Colony
Supreme
Embankment
Maine
Supreme Court
Baltimore
United States
Golden Gate
York State
Woman Legioner
POST
BY William Justin Mann
Colgate
Syracuse
N. Y
Edward Kiley
Madison
County Today
Frank E. McCullough
Kane
Penn
Moraine Lake
Fashion
Dion
Coats
Bolivia
Normandy
Gilchrist DO
Vogue
black _kidskin
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