Died of Apoplexy at Home in Maynard
Mrs. Lizzie Tilton wife of Walter Tilton of Summer Street died Friday at 2 p m after a period of ill health. A 74 year old native of Rochdale England she was among Maynard s early settlers a Congregational Church member and longtime choir singer. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m Rev William Boicourt officiated with hymns by two singers. Interment was at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Lizzie Tilton
Walter Tilton
Summer Street
Tilton
Maynard
Rochdale
England
John
Mary Turner
Congregational Church
William Boicourt
John Sunderland
Arthur Jordan
Glenwood Cemetery
Rebekah Lodge To Work Degrees At Meeting
Mizpah Rebekah lodge will work the degree for a large class of candidates at a Thursday evening meeting. Special guests include Saxonville district deputy Susie Thompson and Framingham marshal Mrs Clark. A roast beef supper will be served at seven o'clock by lodge members.
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Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Susie Thompson
Saxonville
Clark
Framingham
Nifer Te Gizegthon
John Bamford
Arthur Champagne
Robert Marsden
William McGarry
Robert Lester
Joseph Martin
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We express heartfelt thanks for the kindness of neighbors and friends during our recent bereavement. Signed Mrs. Carl Peterson and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Peterson
Beloved Wife Remembered in Neighborly Thanks
A note from Walter Tilton thanks neighbors and friends for kindnesses and expressions of sympathy in the loss of his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tilton
Death of Mrs. Frank S. Binks at Home
Mrs. Frank S. Binks 71 died at her Garfield street home after four years of failing health. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church with Rev. David M. Angell officiating. She leaves a husband and daughter Elizabeth, plus five brothers and three sisters. Interment followed at Glenwood cemetery.
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Frank S. Binks
Methodist Church
Emma Biinks
Franks
Binks
Garfield Street
Bridgton
Thomas Archer
Emily
Maynard
Blake
Elizabeth
John Archer
Uxbridge
Robert
Roy
Edward
Frank Archer
Mra Thomas Smith
Bertha Gould
William Smith
Dorchester
Magdalane
O. EB
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Pine State
Society of Hudson
Maine
Methodist Episcopal Church
Police
Methodizt
National Florist Association
David M. Angell
John Sunderland
Arur Jordan
Rant Carlton
Charles Keene
Joan Conie
Albert Axford
Christopher Wilson
George Lawton
Frank Johnson
Magdalene Chapter
C. F
Glenwood Cemetery
Auburn
N. H
Watertown
Lawrence
Metheun
Huston
Andover
Hudson
Body of Maynard Soldier Arrives for Burial Honors
The body of Anthony Dzierkacz Maynard soldier who died in France from battle wounds arrived in Hoboken New Jersey this week. He will be buried in Maynard with military honors by Frank J. DeMars post American Legion. Dzierkacz was among the first Maynard men called to service and was wounded soon after arriving in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Dzierkacz
Maynard
France
Hoboken
N. J
Frank J. DeMars
Legion
Deierkacz
12 Year Old Boy Shot In Forearm During Hunt
Louis Anderson aged 12 of Pine Street was shot in the right forearm by his friend Willie Ketovich also 12 while hunting Sunday afternoon. The rifle discharged when Ketovich tripped and fell. the bullet lodged near the wrist and was located by Dr. Edward Flaherty at Deaconess Hospital. The boy is progressing and expected to be home soon. A bronze memorial tablet for Maynard veterans is proposed by the Memorial Association which holds 1400 dollars in funds.
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Louis Anderson
Peter Anderson
Pine Street
Willie Ketovich
Ketovich
Anderson
Edward Flaherty
Ay Neway
Deaconess Hospital
Maynard
Memorial Association
Revival meetings held at Finnish Congregational Church
Revival meetings at the Finnish Congregational Church drew large crowds as Finnish worship and Christian Endeavor themes featured prominently. Rev. William Jokinen and Fr. Jokinen led Finnish messages with music by Fitchburg and Boston musicians, as the revivalists tour the country with Christian Endeavor backing endorsed by Dr. Clark of the C E B society.
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Finand
Free Church of Finland
Congregational Church
Finland
John Vaananenh
Walnut Street Congregational Church
Wierg
Gardner
William Boicourteer
Mr Kokinen
Boston
Pr. F. EB
Home Missionary
Society
William
Bili Jokinen
Fen
Fish
Fr. Jokinen
Une Tlan Endeavor
Dr. Clark
C. EB. Society
Scouts Propose Sunday Town Center Cleanup
A local reader urges Boy Scouts to organize a Sunday morning sweep of the town center. Volunteers would use long brooms to tidy sidewalks and streets, improving curb appeal and goodwill while the regular weekday street crew is unavailable.
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Enterprise Communications
Chiareh
Boy Scouty
Showered with Gifts for Mrs Viola Foley at Home of Lemoine
Friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lemoine on Nason Street to honor Mrs Viola Foley with a surprise evening of gifts including linen pyrex ware silverware cut glass and a cedar chest. Music storytelling and refreshments followed the presentations with numerous attendees listed by name and relation.
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Viola Foley
Joseph Lemoine
Nason St
Della Moore
Thomas Tierney
David Foley
Frank Ferris
Edith Whitney
Bien Morris
Alice Connors
Etta Moynihan
Mary Darey
Mary Timoth
Nellie Murphy
Adie Mallinson
Maynard
Donahue
Helen
May
Julia Donahue
Nellie
Mary Foley
South Acton
State Campaign Stirs Local Political Talk
Local discussion centers on the state campaign opening with Gov Cox favored for the Republican nomination. Atty General Allen enjoys broad support yet may delay governor bid. Dr Frederick P Glazier of Hudson has four years in office and might run for Senate if Gibbs retires. Former Rep Alfred E McCleary is praised as capable for Beacon Hill service.
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Cox
Atty
Allen
Courtg
Vertheless
Frederick P. Glazier
Hudson
Senate
Gibbs
Alfred E. McCleary
Dedham trio spend weekend at their homes
Daniel Collett, Eloy Espie and Fred Kelley, working at Dedham, spent the weekend at their homes here.
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Daniel Collett
Eloy Espie
Fred Kelley
Dedham
Annual Saint George church fair set for April 25 26
Plans advance for St George church annual fair at Co operative hall April 25 26 with entertainment both nights. First night Sunflower Female Minstrels perform followed by minstrelsy. second night a strong program. Decorations expected to be exceptional and admission worthwhile. Rev Walter Dr MacClane of Cambridge will preach the Friday evening Lenten service. Guild of St Hilda meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Edward Wooldridge hostel on Bond avenue.
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Wilhiam
Mary B. Raynes
Lewell
Cooperative Hall
Victor Emmanuel
Fitchburg
Riverside Theatre
Town Hall
Concord
Albert Ledgard
New London
Misa Elizabeth Elson
David Howell
Winthrop
Roy Millington
Masa
Agricultural College
William Tf. Millington
Ming Alice Quinn
Swampscott
St. Ciorge's Church
Co. Operative Hall
Sunflower
Walter Dr. MacClane
Cambridge
St. George's Church
Guild of St. Hilda
Wra
Edward Wooldridge
Bont Avenue
Supper and Whist Held by Mythian Sisters at Masonic Hall
Progressive Temple Mythian Sisters hosted a baked and cold meat supper at Masonic hall on Saturday evening. Afterward whist prizes went to ladies and gentlemen, with Mrs Will Kennedy and William Munn top winners. other placings noted.
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Mythian Sisters
Masonic Hall
Will Kennedy
West Acton
Bertha Stacon
George Jamieson
William Munn
Acton
Wiliam Waterhouse
Charles Ryan
Thomas Fox
Charles Shearer
Daniel McCormack
Seniors Hold Class Supper at High School
The high school seniors hosted a Friday evening 2 Cass supper at the school building with John Creteell as toastmaster. Millington Principal Cele and Edward Coughlan gave remarks. A music program and songs honored teachers, with readings by Miss Lorat to Martin and an original school dedication song. Decorations featured orange and black in class colors.
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John Creteell
Uney
Mae
Abl. Millington
Cele
Edward Coughlan
Loratto Martin
Home Ownership Promoted With Attractive House Prices
The notice promotes owning homes with new houses for sale at attractive prices by W. A. Haynes Co Inc on Nason Street Maynard. It urges home owners to prove the economy of owning. It also mentions brush fire permits issued by Chief William Naylor of the Fire Department.
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Nason St. Maynard
Telephone
William Naylor
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