Concord Junction Officer Calvin S. Robinson Dies
Calvin S. Robinson longtime Massachusetts Reformatory officer died at his Commonwealth Avenue home after weeks of illness. Born in South Exeter Maine on June 26 184, he moved from Maine to Michigan then to Concord Junction in 1878 joining the State Prison staff. He was married to Annie Foss of Maine 58 years ago and leaves three daughters Lena Perkins Maude Robinson and Mrs George M Guilford and one brother John F Robinson of Berwick. Funeral services were held at his home with several clergymen officiating and a large attendance.
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Calvin S. Robinson
Calvin Seaver Robinson
Massachusetts
Detroit
Concord
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Concord Junction
Reformatory
Robinson
Annie Foss
Maine
Lena Perkins
Wramingham
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Maude Robinson
George M. Guilford
Belmont
John F. Robinson
Berwick
Cvil
Alfred W. Stone
Union Church
Robert Walker
Wiliam J. Batt
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness
We express sincere thanks and appreciation for the many kindnesses shown during our recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. Perkins Maude Robinson Mrs. G. M. Guilford
Acton Board of Selectmen Meeting Schedule
The board will meet on the first and third Mondays each month in Cole's Block room Acton for the transaction of town business. All bills should be presented at meetings.
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Board of Selectmen
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Acton
Local Board Minutes Name Warren H. Jones Chairman
The record lists Warren H. Jones as chairman with A. W. a serving as clerk and Murray Brown also noted among attendees. Other details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Warren H. Jones
Murray Brown
Card of Thanks to Friends for Floral Tributes
Mr and Mrs Ruble and family express sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindness shown and the many floral tributes received during their bereavement.
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Ruble
Poultry Legs Highlighted as Vital for Motion and Appearance
Analysis notes legs are essential for movement and display in fowls. Emphasizes proper care and reserve for poultry.
The Widow's Mite and a frail old lady's Easter Offerings
A fragile, genteel poor widow clings to a gold dollar chain and the wish to donate at Easter. She recalls a father giving the coin and contemplates selling it for a larger gift, hoping to honor faith while facing dwindling income.
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