New Hampshire Move Highlights Local News Snippets
Fred Allen and family relocate to New Hampshire. A store near SOW sells 1F 40 Victr electric items and plans for land work. Brown at Oxford and Haziton area discuss medical operation for acute appendicitis. Sadler and Oxboro return from a brief trip. Mike M. J. Bough ton opens a new store last Saturday with a selection of goods. Pattie Baker, from New York, visits at a local home. Mr and Mrs O K Kino plan for summer arrangements.
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Fred Allen
New Hampshire
Hi. Sadler
Oxboro
Mike M. J. Boughton
Pattie Baker
New York
O.'K. Kino
Noyes Wed Baldwin in Sudbury Church Ceremony
Miss Noyes of West Sudbury married Lester Baldwin of Sudbury Centre at a noon ceremony at First Church. Rev Geo H Chathe of the church officiated. guests included immediate families. The couple planned a Washington, Boston trip before settling in West Sudbury.
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Bosiets
Misa Noyes
West Sudbury
Lester Baldwin
Ury Centre
Fred A. Noyes
William Baldw
Geo. H. Chathe
Sadie
Washington, D. C
Ence Win
Prankberts
Emmice Baldwin
Boston
Millinery Meeting Under Farm Bureau Sets April 17
The Farm Bureau hosts a millinery meeting at Greage hall on April 17 at ten o clock. Citizens may attend and learn about new materials and frames for hats. Tickets for Boston purchases are available from Mrs Geo Clarke with a discount on checkout.
Guest Night entertains with readings and violin selections
The event featured Vinay welcoming guests and introducing entertainers. Miss Potter read from The Party and Miss Mercy, with Henry Yard on piano and a Mr. An ofbury playing violin. The audience praised the performances as Mrs. ee chaired the committee and refreshments were served.
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Vinay
Miss Potter
Brypolite
Miss Mercy
Henry Yaard
An Ofbury
Auidience
Eee
Amitiee
Concord Mass. item on Geo F Wheeler roots and pants
Brief OCR fragment notes Geo F Wheeler of Concord Massachusetts with references to 16 25 and a Wawara 17. The readable items include heights and fabric terms like hi as FY and reytey pants. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Wawara
Geo. F. Wheeler
Concord
Mass
Unclear OCR Item Yet Hints Dodge and Sedan Mentions
Fragmentary text notes a list of names and vehicle references including Dodge cars and sedans. Mentions of individuals such as Anthony Biggie Bedford Maynard Abraham Lehto and Ralph Peterson appear among scattered vehicle terms and locations, but no coherent story emerges.
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Nab
Vialle M Company
Dodge
Anthony
Biggie
Bedford
Dodge Tourin
Abraham
Lehto
Maynard
Dodge Touring
Sympel Tuttle
Cona
Russell Robb Conries Miller
Bast Yee
B. E. Schofield
Id Rodeo
Raplh Peterson
Boy Scout Troop 1 to Hold At Congregational Church
The Boy Scout troop number one will conduct a meeting at the Congregational church on Wednesday night, April 18. Advertisement lists New Lot Women’s Pumps and novelties from L. J. Rickles Shoe Store on Main Street in Maynard Massachusetts.
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Cong
New Lot Womens Pumps
L. J. Rickles Shoe
Main St
Maynard
Mass
Evening program features readings and songs at local hall
John Thomas entertains as Miss Mary Gow of Boston and Miss Viola Sales sing. Tables display fancy work by Louis Shaw and Mrs Edward Wook while Mrs Beatrice Cutttell and others arranged novelties plants and produce. Decorations directed by Mrs Charles Edney and Mrs Frank Seckels enhance the hall and stage.
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Job Doel
Louis Shaw
Edward Wook
George Sisac
Owens
William Ng
Charles Edney
Oates
Joseph Brown
Joseph Parkin
John Webster
Alfred Billett
William Oates
Sidney Scott
Charles Edneyl
Frank Seckels
New York Woman Reunites With Parents in Official Notice
A fragment from a New York newspaper mentions Mrs A Wetherbos reuniting with her parents. The terse item notes a family meeting and official record context without further detail.
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Onal
A. _Wetherbos
New Oe York
Eal
Local recital closes with singing and supper
Rebekah Hall and Mrs el Haynes were praised for refined performance. Hazel Beach gave pleasing vocal solos and the gathering concluded with a salail supper featuring rolls coffee and beverages.
Runaway Green Horse Routs Along Nason Street
A green horse hitched to Noble Morton’s butcher wagon ran wild Saturday noon on Nason street. It toppled a baby carriage, dodged a car stand and wrecked a Ledgard News window before crashing into a telephone post. The wagon lost two wheels and the horse finally stopped.
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Noble Morton
Nason Street
Nason
Ioof Hall
Ledgard News
Nasonst
Burial for Mrs Hiram Walker Fr iday in this city
The body of Mrs Hiram Walker, formerly of this city, is brought here for burial Friday. She died recently while living with her daughter Mrs Frank Houghton, and had many friends in the community.
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Hiram Walker
Frank Houghton
Walker
Banquet Held by IOOF and Wyns in Birmingham
A long fragment describes a banquet hosted by the IOOF and Wyns in Birmingham with service by McKenny Court. The readable bits note a fine event at a Universalist gathering.
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Aunee
McKenny Court
Mingham
James Donahue Dies After Long Illness at Home on Main Street
James Donahue a longtime resident of this town died Friday morning at 6 30 after a ten weeks illness with a complication of hiccup He was born in County Clare Ireland and came to the area as a boy He worked at Assabet mills for years Survived by his wife three daughters Mrs James McNally Chelsea Veronia and Elizabeth of this town and two sons Joseph and John Donahue the latter a Suffolk Law School student AOH Division 44 member he was held in high esteem Funeral mass at St Bridget's Church Monday at 9 burial in St Bridget's Cemetery with bearers Michael Lynch John H Murray Richard Kelsey C J Lynch William Connelly and Ralph Sheridan.
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James Donahue
Main Street
Mr Donahue
County Claire
Ireland
Assabet Mills
James McNally
Chelsea
Veronia
Elizabeth Ue
Joseph Donahue
John Donahue
Suffolk Law School
Boston
Donahue
Division 44
AOH
St Bridget’s Church
Edward F. Crowley
Edwin Walsh
Edward McLaughlin
Concord Junction
Michael Lynch
John H. Murray
Rchard Kelsey
C J Lynch
William Connelly
Ralph Sheridan
St Bridget’s Cemetery
One Man Car Returns to CM and H Tracks in Main Street
A one man car of the CM and H street railway arrives in Main Street square at noon fueling talk of reviving the old street railway. The car, belatedly returning from a trip started near Christmas, traveled as far as South Acton where snow held it until thaw. It required three men and power from the Boston and Worcester line to bring it back. Four large CM and H cars were shipped to Holyoke for use on a new road in that area. The one man car’s homecoming is seen as potentially historic as the last to operate on the CM and H tracks.
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CM & H Street Railway
Mainst Square
Old Street Railway
South Acton
Boston
W Cester
Holyoke
Auto Crash Leaves Norman Bemis Seriously Injured
Norman Bemis of Gleasondale was seriously injured Friday evening when his car struck an obstruction and overturned, pinning him beneath. He suffered numerous contusions and cuts, then received first aid from Dr Earl Ryan before being taken to Marlboro Hospital for treatment.
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Norman Bemis
Gleasondale
Stow
Turtle
Earl Ryan
Marlboro Hospital
Campaign for Funds At Kanto Club Draws Support
A charitable drive by the Kanto Athletic Club seeks funds for equipment. The effort gathers community response with notable local figures contributing and organizing committees within the club.
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Kanto Athletic Club
Raige
Rom Equipme
Jaakka Mikkola
Coneal
Sogah
Hiervard
Maynard
Wwe
Ernest A Lousalo
Banquet Meal and Address at Public Hall
About one hundred attendees enjoyed roast beef and choice viands at a banquet. Afterward the group gathered at the OOF public hall where Don John Jacob Rogers of Lowell spoke on The New Developments at Washington.
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Don- John Jacob Rogers
Lowell
Washington
Dairymen Seek Sage Bales by Offer
Between 80 and 90 tons of extra fine sage available for sale. Contact R. Wilfred Wheeler at Concord 154 K for reasonable offers.
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Call Concord
K. R. Wilfred Wheeler
Betcourt ministers and church events schedule
Union Congregational Church announces next Sunday boys and girls talk on A imonse tap and sermon The Garden of the Lord Ancient Egypt themes in Joseph story shown in moving pictures at 7 o clock Wednesday Acts of the Apostles study begins tonight Rev C M Redstone appointed pastor of the Methodist church will preach his first sermon next Sunday
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Union Congregational Church
William Betcourt
Lord
Egypt
Joseph
C. M. Redstone
Westboro
Methodist Church
Tiny Shoes Display At Slice Store Maynard Mass
Local window display on Main Street Maynard Massachusetts promotes tiny shoes for infants and toddlers. Advertisement highlights cute footwear options and invites customers to visit the Slice Store.
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Slice
Main Street
Maynard Mass
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