Prominent Maynard Merchant Buried in Berlin
Warren S. Howe a Maynard grocer and leading businessman died after a six week illness at his Nason street home. Born August 24, 1848 in Marlboro he held express agency roles in Hudson Berlin Brockton and led a successful Maynard grocery business. Survived by wife Lizzie brother Aneon B. Howe sister Edna J. Howe and several local organizations his funeral was held in Maynard and Berlin with burial in Berlin cemetery.
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Maynard
Bertin
Warren S. Howe
Nason St
Mr. Howe
Marlboro
Express
Houghton's Express
Hudson
Berlin
Brockton
Howe
Lizzie Howe
Aneon B. Howe
Edna J. Howe
Rawson Council
R. A
Trinity Lodge
A. F
A. M
Maynard Business Men’s Association
C. H. Washburn
Neponset
Congregational
Spotless Town Board Awards Garbage Contract and Milk Rules
City officials award garbage collection to Hartford of Bent farm. Milk dealers must adopt uniform delivery with covered wagons and improve attire. A fenced public dump with guarded days led by James Higgins was established. Funeral services held for a prominent local cricketer and church member at Glenwood cemetery. He is survived by his wife and one son.
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Hartford
Bent Farm
James Higgins
Woman's Club
Board of Health
Maynard
St George's Episcopal Church
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Arthur Bradford
Glenwood
Auto mixup in North Act ends with minor damage
Charles Robbing of Littleton and Martin De Witt of this town collided while driving in opposite directions on Sunday. A Maynard resident and a Littleton resident were badly mixed up as their cars touched, front wheels damaged and tempers flared, but no one seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robbing
Littleton
Martin de Witt
North Act
Maynard
Enterprise
Farewell Gathering for Mrs. McGill in Sudbury
About 30 friends met at Mr. and Mrs. James Claflin home in Sudbury Street to bid farewell to Mrs. Charles McGill who departs for Newport Maine with Mr. McGill. The evening featured music and refreshments with performers from West Acton and local talents, and a leather bag was presented. A separate notice asks for the return of a lost Scotch collie named Jack in Stow Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claflin
Sudbury St
Charles McGill
Dominick Moora
West Acton
Rose Hannon
Gertrude Morgan
Nellie Mahon
Leo St. Clair
Mrs. McGill
Jack
Sable
White
Robert Alexander
Stow, Mass
Popular Delce Pharmacy Draws Crowds in Warm Months
The Delce pharmacy becomes the town’s hot weather refuge as buyers flock for pure ice cream and clean fountain drinks. The store’s wide cooling-drink selection and clean conditions promise continued popularity through the coming warm months.
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Delce Pharmacy
Death of J E Musgreave at Great Rd home
Joseph E. Musgreave died at his Great Rd residence Monday at 5:15 am after ten days' pneumonia. He was 18, born in Wakefield, Yorkshire, England, and came to this town seven years ago where he resided. He was described as a man of kindly disposition.
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Joseph E. Musgreave
Great Rd
Ness
Wakefield
Yorkshire
England
Mr. Musgreave
Mary Whalen
Nicholas Whalen
Park St
Len
Renewa
N. F
St. Bridget’s Church
Alumni Association Seeks Old Papers for June Reunion
The M H 8 Alumni Association Executive Committee asks friends to donate old newspapers and magazines for repair and reuse as part of a quiet paper drive led by Miss Irene R. Martin and committee members. May 28 meeting at 83 Nason Ave will review preliminary reports. Miss Mary Whalen dies at 34 after long illness, survived by a brother and two sisters. funeral at St Bridget's Church followed by burial at St Bridget's Cemetery.
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M. OH. SS
Cieanu
Irene R. Martin
Raymond W. Weltch
M. Walter Comeau
Herthan L. Strout
Ethel Butterworth
William Naylor
Ethel R. Butterworth
Nettle Taylor
Gertrude A. Deane
Misa Irene K. Martin
Ethel RR. Butterworth
M. Walter Comean
Wonderful Bargains at The New Idea Store
The New Idea store displays strong bargains in men's clothing and furnishings and draws steady customer interest as shoppers seek value from the popular establishment.
Mrs Annie Barry 65 Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Annie Barry aged 65 died in Westboro hospital on Friday morning after a lingering illness. She lived in Maynard for years with her daughter Mrs. John Sheridan and was known for her character and devout faith at St. Bridget's church. Survived by three children Mrs. John H. Sheridan, Mrs. Charles Donregan, and Frank McGovern. Funeral held from Sheridan home with mass at St. Bridget's. burial in St. Bridget's cemetery.
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St. Bridget's Church
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Annie Barry
Westboro Hospital
Barry
Treland
Maynard
Hye
Cambridge
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DeLee
DeLee’s Drug Store
Nason Street
Rexall Store
Kaleva Co-operative Association
Main
Magnare
Maxwell
Ford
Williama May
Sivchwell
Mass
E. H. Davis
Heartilly
Creighton
Maynard, Mass
Warren &. Howe
Spotless Town
Tanglefoot
E.R. ‘Teele W. Acton
Victor Victrola
Victor-Victrola
Strument
C. H. Persons
Main Street
J. E. Musgreave
M. H. 8 Alumni Association
Miss Whalen
William Casey
Elen Burke
Chelsea
Andrew Dunlop
Kathryn Thane
Boston
Thomas Xiiday
Ariington
William McGowan
Congregational Church
Middlesex Club
Lake Boon
Inc M
Jersey
Vermont
Jersey Ice Cream CO
Lawrence
N. J. Cole
Fearns
Bartholmeo Thoreau
J. Ma
South Acton
Maynard In
St., Concord
Davis
Lynch Bros
Main St
B. F. King
George H. Reed
Faulkner
F. L. Styles
Mgr
Peterson & Waldron
Arthur J. Coughlan
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