Crossley Dies at 71. Longtime Maynard Resident Remembered
Robert Crossley aged 71 died at his home 42 Concord Street in Maynard after a long illness. He was born February 9 1844 in Scotland and came to Providence Rhode Island as a youth. He served in the Civil War with Company RF 1st Light Infantry and was honorably discharged at Harper’s Ferry. He married Sophia Youkes of New York in 1870 and lived in Maynard many years, working as a dyer and holding positions with local mills. He was a member of Charles A Welch Lodge A F and A M and the Maynard club. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery after a service at St George’s Church conducted by Rev Bradford Papineau.
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Robert Croessey
Iain Tasene
Concord
Antesa
Cross
Rth
Isaac
Martin Crossley
Scotland
Youny
Providente
R. 1
C Company
RF. 1
Light Infantry
Harper's ‘Ferry
Sophia oo # Youke
N. Y
D. C
Grassley
Ee S. N
Will
Rowsley
Charles A. Welch
Lodge
A. F
A. M
Eine Club
William of
Lowell
Agnes
Bradford Papineau
St. George's ‘Church
Glenwood
Cemetry
C. A. Welch Lodge
Crossley
Whitestone Kennels Dominate Cambridge Show Prizes
Whitestone kennels swept top awards at Cambridge and Law Denied day with Whitestone Polly winning five first prizes and multiple wins by Bright Eyes British Lion and Nantwich Cerebus. English bulldog class yielded 16 prizes amid a strong showing by Whitestone dogs shown by William B. Ingham and Mrs Jack Pierce. For sale Gray mare aged 11 years 1325 pounds travels 9 miles per hour contact Marlboro Massachusetts. Annual meeting notice for Assabet Institution of Savings shareholders in Maynard Massachusetts.
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Whitestone Kennels
Cambridge
Whitestone Polly
Bright Eyes
Duke Michael
Nantwitch Cerebus
British Lion
Nantwich Cerebus
Lawrence Kennel Club
Eastern Breeders’ Association
William B. Ingham
Jack Pierce
Graymare
Marlboro
Mass
Magialene Chapter Instituted In 1890 By Noted Officers
The Magialene chapter was instituted April 20 1890 by Robert Huntress G P with grand matron Anna P Ballard presiding. Charter members included Mrs Frank Johndon Mrs George Hart Miss Mary Lee Mrs Thomas Deane Mrs Amory Maynard and others. Committee in charge featured Miss Lillian M Childs Kate Goodenow Mrs Eva Frye and several Deane family members.
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Magialene
Robert ©. Huntress
G. P
Anna P. Ballard
Frank Johndon
George Hart
Mita Marylee
Thomas Deane
Amory Maynard
Ahd
Irs
Theodore Jones
Margaret Whitney
Lillian M. Childs
Kate, Co. Goodenow
Charles
Mail Samuel Garland
Eva Frye
Gra
Bertha Lowden
Rebeth Gates
Emma. Deane
Bilizabeth Deane
Social notes from Sudbury and surrounding towns
Miss Nellie Conghilin visited friends in Boston Tuesday. Miss Ella O Day was a visitor of Mrs. Margaret Gibbons. Miss Minnie Moynihan spent the weekend in Brockton. A large crowd attended the military dance in Concord. MacCarthy of Camden Me was a guest of Mr and Mrs R B Hartin. Until June De Lee will make 8x10 enlargements from negatives for 350. Dr B T Salmon owns a new Ford runabout from W A Hayes Co. The 1914 finance committee is asked to meet the Sudbury St bridge committee in the selectmen s rooms Thursday evening. Miss Rose Sullivan of Saxonville and Vincent Sullivan visited their mother Mrs Hannah Sullivan. J R Downey manager of the Co operative store has been promoted to Mt Auburn store in Belmont. Flynt of Boston will succeed him at the local store.
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Nellie Conghilin
Boston
Ella O'Day
Margaret Gibbons
Minnie “Moynihan
Brockton
Concordiad MacCarthy
Camden
R. B. Hartin
de Lee
BT. Salmon
Ford
W. A. Hayes Co
Finance
Sudbury St
Rose Sullivan
Saxonville
Vincent Sullivan
Hannah Sullivan
Downey
Mt. Auburn
Belmont
Belmont. P. 7 ‘Flynt of
Methodist Church Announces Evening Service and Sunday Schedule
A. Morrill Osgood will lead a Friday spiritual refreshing service at 7 30 pm. Sunday worship at 1646 am includes a sermon by the pastor. Sunday school at noon led by BR Taylor and Parkers. Junior League meets at 4 pm with Miss Bertha N Osgood as superintendent. Epworth League installation and youth address follow public worship.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Morrill Osgood
Ideal
BR. Taylor
Parkers
Epworth League
Patriotic Night At Maynard Grange Meeting
A Geaeton Geaeot event described a Maynard Grange gathering on Tuesday evening with a patriotic theme and noted strong attendance and community interest.
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Maynard Grange
Geaeot
Independence Day Program Includes Quotation Hunt and Flags
A large gathering enjoyed a three part Independence Day program with a quotation hunt, a nations flags display, and a series of contests won by William Taylor Beatrice Taylor Grace-Perley Mildred Morgan and Grace Perley. The committee led by Miss M Louise Dorntee organized the event with decorations of American flags and bunting.
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William Taylor
Beatrice Taylor
Grace - Perley
Mass
Mildred Morgan
M Louise Dorntee
James Baldwin
Edith Coulter
Milkett Connors
Elizabeth Hinckley
Grace Maley
Clar’ Enme
Lidyd
Herbert W. Martin
Teachers Club Meeting At Nason Street School
The Teachers' club held a meeting in the Nason street school building on Tuesday afternoon with full attendance. After the business portion a social hour followed, featuring games. The third contest included Misses M Dorntee M Elizabeth and Ruth Thompson, assisted by Grace Maley Gertrude Haynes and Miriam Kempton.
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Nason St
M. Elizabeth
Ruth ‘Thompson
Grace Maley
Gertrude Haynes
Miriam Kempton
Attendance at Horse Show Stirs Mixed Reactions
A witness described mixed feelings after attending a horse show. She noted unfamiliarity with the event and expressed uncertainty about the tasting experience during the remarks.
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Gleer
Issieasl
Burme Measure Described as Exact Inch Equivalent
A note explains that the Burme measure is the only unit exactly corresponding to one inch, defining its precise equivalence. It emphasizes uniqueness and standardization of the Burme system.
Easily Reunited. Every time a girl's heart is broken she saves the pieces
A reflective line on resilience and healing depicting a girl who gathers the shards of love and restores them with care, suggesting emotional recovery and inner strength.
Concords Eighteenth Annual Proved Most Enjoyable Ball
The Concord K of C 18th annual dance drew a sizable crowd despite fewer attendees. Newell's Marlboro Orchestra played from 8 to 9 before a grand march led by Robert J H Worcester and wife. dancing continued to 2 with an 11 o clock supper.
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Finland
Concord Council
K. of C
Newell's Orchestra of
Marlboro
Robert J. H. Worcester
For Sale and To Let Notices From Concord Junction
Classified notices list sale items including Asphragus roots and hay. Names include Martin Diskia and E Walcott. Also to let properties and rooms at 22 Main St Concord with water sewer taxes and pleasant room flat details.
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Martin Diskia
St., Concord Junction
E. Walcott
Concord
Aa Speers ‘Ments
Main St
May Day Subscriptions Urge Renewal Across District
Miss May Hines of Roxbury visits Miss Phyllis Judge in Concord Junction as residents enjoy a showing of Your Girl and Mine at Association hall. Rexall hosts a one cent sale late week. a new one story upgrade rises beside London’s variety store. May 1 price rise looms. Thomas Ryan Jr. leads renewals and new subs in the district with a special canvass this week.
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May Hines
Roxbury
Phyllis Judge
Association Hall
Rexall
London
Thomas Ryan, Jr
Open Meeting of Union Church Men Discusses Massachusetts Legislation
An open meeting of the Union church Men's club was held in the vestry on Friday evening with strong attendance. Senator Nathan Tufts of Waltham spoke about Massachusetts legislation and explained how laws pass in the Commonwealth. He also outlined humorous examples of freak bills in the General Court.
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Union Church
Nathan Tufts
Waltham
Massachusetts
Tufts
Massachusetts Senate
Commonwealth
General Court
Friday Night Suffragist Speech by Margaret Foley Promoted
Friday night features Miss Margaret Foley, noted suffragist, addressing two meetings in town. The events are billed as a major speaking engagement highlighting the push for woman suffrage and civic rights.
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Margaret Foley
Suffrage Meeting to Draw Capacity Audience
Leaders of the suffrage movement expect a full house at the Association hall for Miss Foley's speech. A concert by a band precedes the talk at 7 36 and the speaking starts at 8 o clock.
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Ing
Association Hall
Miss Foley
Hall Decorated With Flags For Informal Dance Event
Monday evening in the association hall an informal dancing party was held under Mrs. Mabel Noll and Mrs. Clara Messer. Flags formed the decoration with palms and potted plants on stage. Treadwell's banjo orchestra of Boston supplied the music and dancing continued until midnight.
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Association Hall
Mabel Noll
Clara Messer
Treadwell
Banjo Orchestra
Boston
Card of Thanks from Harvest Family Concord Junction Mass
We acknowledge with deep appreciation the kind expressions from friends and neighbors in our dark hour after the passing of Mother Ellen Harvest. We thank the societies for the beautiful floral token and everyone who helped ease our grief. Signed William H Harvest and family. Concord Junction Massachusetts.
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Llen Harvest
William H. Harvest
Concord Junction
Mass
Should Set The Between the oun ar adedanen
The fragmentary text provides no clear event, names, or places to summarize. It reads as incomplete OCR with missing nouns and punctuation, preventing a coherent, sourced two-line record.
Opened Bids For Contract By Town Selectmen
Bids were opened for a local contract by town selectmen. Details on the bidding process and potential awarded bidder are not fully clear from the fragment. Additional specifics on project scope and dates are unavailable in the readable text.
Attendees at Methodist Conference Reported in Local Note
A fragmented note says Emmanuel Taylor Walley and A iad attended a Methodist conference. The secretary returned home on Wednesday from Middleboro hospital after a lingering illness. The deceased was 26 years old.
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Emmanuel Taylor
Walley
A. = iad
Oer Methodist
Hamar
Eee
Alva
Middleboro
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