Farewell Banquet For Retiring Maynard Pastor Bisbee
Members of the Maynard M E church and friends attended a farewell banquet for Rev R R Bisbee who completes four years as pastor. About 150 dined with social program including songs solos and piano duets. Bisbee leaves for Worcester to await a conference assignment and is praised as a deep thinker and active citizen.
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M. E. Church
R. RE. Bisbee
Servic
Men’s Union
Boyorth League
Parsonage Society
Robert M. Bisbee
Bertha Batley
Howard A. Wilson
Wilson
Missus Grace Strout
Nine Clark
Anna W. Holt
May Parker
Mildred Connors
Bisbee
ObUbyYe
Moniay
Worcester
Springfield Republican
Boston Transcript
Maynard Temperance League
Maynard
Local items note moves and events across towns
Dr C L King owns a Ford. William Dwyer visits Providence. Louis Delori will move to Fulton NY to work. Clifford Downey to become a cadet on the Enterprise training ship. B C Loring to open an employment office in Nason Street block. Delce’s drug store ad shows a cigar sale this Saturday. Miss Sanderson of Waltham visits Mrs Christopher Wilson. Local schools close May 6 for teacher institute in Hudson. Misses Mary Ellen Annie Joyce and John Joyce visit Marlboro friends. Mrs William Graham and daughter Ana attend a silver wedding in Lowell.
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Clifford Downey
Enterprise
B. C. Loring
B. J. Coughlin
Nason St
Miss Sanderson
Waltham
Christopher Wilson
Hudson
Mary, Ellen
Annie Joyce
John Joyce
Marlboro Friends
William Graham
Ana
Lowell
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visits and Births
Frank B Porter and Geo A Porter spent Sunday in town. Mr and Mrs John C Hall enjoyed a Washington trip last week. Mrs James W Hammond and Mrs Harrison R Glazier were in town recently. Mr and Mrs 8 D Perry visited Shrewsbury with relatives. Mr and Mrs William Marston of Malden were Sunday guests of Mrs Mary F Porter. Miss Inez Perry returned from Arlington. Miss Hattie J Goodenow is home from Newton for a vacation. Mrs Thomas Lee moved to Maynard with her daughter Sarah. F F Gerry’s residence is being painted by Frank B Tulis. Friends congratulate Walter Lewin and wife on birth of a daughter in Quincy. Harlan Noyes surprise party at new home with a chair gift.
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Frank B. Porter
Geo. A. Porter
John C. Hall
Washington
James W. Hammond
Harrison R. Glazier
8. D. Perry
Shrewsbury
Thomas Lee
Maynard
Sarah
F. F. Gerry
Frank B. Tulis
Walter Lewin
Quincy
Harlan Noyes
Local notices and town updates from South Sudbury and surrounding areas
H. H. Brown sold his home place to Concord parties. The Yo Yo Co. lost a horse to colic. Fred Stone shows improvement after a threat. J. H. Seymour family spent Sunday with relatives. Eli H Willis drawn for Marlboro superior court. George and Mrs Sindy returned to Lowell area. Mrs. J. W. Hammond and Mrs. H. M. Glazier visited C. Stuart in West Newton. P. H. Townsend becomes station operator replacing A. B. Griffin. C. A. Wright starts a new barn on the fire site, main barn 52 by 100 feet, cow barn 36 by 60. J. M. Hall of Saxonville handles contract. Yo Yo Co began operations in rectory and will hire more as runs start.
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H. H. Brown
Concord Parties
Yo Yo Co
Eli H .Willis
Superior Court
Lowell
George Sindy
C. A. Wright
J. M. Hall
Saxonville
Mattoon Mayor resigns after anti saloon victory
Mattoon Illinois April 82 Lewis L Lehman mayor resigns from office as anti saloon forces triumphed in yesterday's elections. Lehman is president of the First National Bank and a trustee of the University of Maine.
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Mattoon, Ills
Lewis L. Lehman
Mattoon
Grand jury not to hear Walker II death case in New Jersey
In Hackensack Justice Parker did not discuss the Walker II death in Bogota. The coroner's inquest was referenced, but officials expect the case not to be presented to the grand jury. Milwaukee reports show Wisconsin towns voting by license majority over no license in yesterday's election.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Great Northern fined for rebates to sugar firm
The Great Northern Railway Company was convicted of granting rebates to the American Sugar Refining Company before Judge Holt in the United States circuit court and fined $5000. The trial lasted only two days.
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New York
Great Northern Railway
Compaany
American Sugar Refining Company
Holt
United States
Governor Hughes Denies Withdraw From Presidential Race
Albany April 8 Governor Hughes rejects rumors from Boston that he has withdrawn his bid. He states there is nothing in the report and his position remains unchanged. Milwaukee April 8 Wisconsin returns show delegates-at-large favoring La Follette lead over Taft at Chicago convention.
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Albany
Hughes
Boston
Wilwaukee
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Folletter
Chicago
Republican state convention elects eight Taft delegates
Huron April 8 The Republican state convention elected eight delegates to the national convention and instructed them to vote for William Howard Taft and use their influence in his behalf for the presidential nomination.
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Huron
W. H. ‘Taft
Concord Junction Social Roundup and Local Incidents
John Bordman on vacation in New York as Mrs. F W Taylor visits Boston friends. Frank E Emery owns a hen laying an egg 7 3 4 by 6 1 2 inches. Mrs Sadie Campbell of Hudson visits uncle Charles Bordman in Assabet Ave. Mrs K W Blossom and Wayne return from Boston trip. W B Robinson family visit Groton mother. Rev Marshall of Westboro preaches at Union church. Village Improvement officers list notes Kinasa W A Pageonsiauet mentioned. Accident report: car door closes with force, severing end of left finger.
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John Bordman
New York City
F. W. Taylor
Boston
Kw.blossom
Wayne
W. B. Robinson
Groton
Hstella’ Bordman
Marshall
Westboro
Union Church
Village Improvement Society
Lapham
Kinasa
W. A. Pageonsiauet
Concord News Tidbits: Births Visits and Obituary Note
Mrs. James B. Wood travels to New York for a week’s visit. A son was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Byron. Marie Lotz visits Miss Leslie Leland on Chanct. Mary Sherman visits Mrs. Stedman Buttrick on Main. Lucy Fosdick visits Concord relatives. Concord Military Band held 18 in rehearsal Tuesday. Mrs. T. H. Mahan died Friday on Old Bedford Road. funeral held Monday. Miss Blodgett of Brookline visited Miss Edith Free.
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Alfred E. McCleary
Riverside Block
Mass
A. L. Hicks
Chiroponist
Marcel
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
Concord, Mass
DR. C
Towne
Friend’s Block
Concord
S. R. Garland
C. L. King
Maynard Black Maynard
A. Fernald
Boylston St
Pel
Backsack Bay
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public Office
Town House
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Colonial Building
R. H. Cochran
Case’s Block
Maynard, Mass
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
F. C. Farley
Lowell Street
Concord Junction
A. G. Zeigler
B. F. Townsend
Maynard and Concord Junction, Mass
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason Street
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Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sherwin-Williams Label
L.N. Fowler & CO
Concord Junction, Mass
Sherwin-Williams
Dr. C. L. King
William Dwyer
Providence
Louis Delori
Fulton,n. Y
Delce’ S
Gieh
Litchfield Main ST
Sudbur
William Marston
Malden
Mary F. Porter
Inez Perry
Arlington
Hattie J. Goodenow
Newton
South
Sudbury
Fred Stone
J. H. Seymour
Marlboro
J. W.hammond
H. M. Glazier
West Newton
C. Stuart
P. H. Townsend
A. EB. Griffin
Baker
Shelvec
la Follette
Taft
H. P. N. Dahl
Tel. Connection
Office Riverside Block
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Frank E. Emery
Sadie, M. Campbell of
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Russell, Assabet Ave
James B. Wood
Miiami
Thomas J. Byron
Thoreat St
Marie Lotz
Leslie Leland
Chnat
Mary Sherman
Lucy Fosdick
Concord, N. H
Traction Company
Iver Johnson
John
M. Keyes
Walden Street
Concord Baseball
Gouke
North Acton
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