Local residents guest list over the Easter holiday
A long roster of visits and hospitality fills a Maynard news roundup. Several residents, including H. C. Hanson, R. L. Henry Gliroy, James Mahoney, and Chas Usher, spend Easter or the holiday with relatives in Boston Providence Parker Cambridge and North Abington.
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L. C. Hopkins
Alice O'Brien
May Parkin
Jeannie Laitala
W. B. Case Store
Mary Chambers
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Martin Mosher
Acton
Stella
Rebecca Brophy
Clinton
Edw
Williams
Julia Sheehan
Glendale St
Ernest Warren
Cambridge
B. W. Mattson
J. J. Ledgard
Arthur King
Reformatory
Concord Junction
Zottell
Albert Smith
Frank Binks
Elliabeth
Wm. Smith
Dorchester
Nora Henneasey
Bila O'Day
Boston
Agnes Gibbons
Cornelius Sullivan J
Hopkinton
Thomas Smith
Wm. Whitehead
Lowell
John Kielinen
Ann May Uncles
Wm. Jones
Great
Mies
Grace Bishop
Wm. Bishop
Ann Carter
Benjamin Townsend
Lincoln St
John Carpenter
Main Est
Harriman St
Gertrude Doyle
Thomas Doyle
Bila Lyons
Berwick
Reed Lyons
Stow
Mabel Sawyer
Maynard
Grace M. Pearle
Rhoda Smith
Washington
Mary Johnson
Howard
Ela
Chas. Richardson
Parker St
Wm. Connolley
Fred Wilder
Buffalo
Newport News
Sarah Sexton
Wilfred
John Thornton
Providence
Roy Lambert
Billerica
Joseph Lambert
Actonst
National Geographical Magazine
James Carney
Theresa
James
Arlington
Leo Griswold
Tarrytown
Satter
John White
Percival St. M. B. Lynch
N. B Tel. & Tel. Co
Gus Goetler
Peter Stitt
Broadbrook
Arbor Day Proclamation Issued by Gov McCall
Gov Samuel W McCall proclaims April 28 Arbor Day and urges widespread observance through tree planting forest growth and culture adornment of public and private grounds and related activities in keeping with the day’s purpose.
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Samuel W. McCall
The
Commonwealth
Pardon Petition Leaves Morris Parole Question Stalled
P J Sullivan reported a report recommending commuting George Morriss sentence to 15 years and releasing him on parole if the governor and council vote. The governor delays before the pardon committee due to numerous petitions. Morris supporters remain hopeful the case may be acted on later.
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Teport
George Morriss
Maynard
Charlestown
Lfe
Morris
BeEreavement and Savings Institution Notices in Maynard
Sincere thanks express sympathy for recent bereavement. Finder sought for bank book of Felix Bigot at Assabet Institution of Savings Maynard. Annual meeting of incorporators on May 1 1916 at 8 oclock p m at Banking Rooms Maynard for officer election and other business. Wm B Case elected trustee member at April 6 1916 trustees meeting.
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Uost—Bank Book
Assabet Institution of Savings
Maynard
Mass
Felix Bigot
Assabet Institution For Savings
Howard A. Wilson
Trustees of Assabet Institution For ‘Savings
Wm. B. Case
Large Congregations at Three Easter Masses at St Bridget's
Large crowds attended three Easter Sunday Masses at St Bridget's Church despite foul weather. The sanctuary glowed with Easter lilies candles and electric lights as Rev. Walter J Browne and Rev. P J Meagher preached. Korman's St James choir sang with A A Hilferty at the organ in a program of Kyrie Gloria and Credo followed by vespers at 3 30 pm with Canticle Beatus Laudate and Haec Dies among others praised by worshippers.
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St. Bridget’s
St. Bridget's Church
Walter J. Browne
P. J. Meagher
Korman
St. James
A. A. Hilferty
Michael Cleary
Wm. P. Scully
A ‘Hilferty
Not Daunted by Rain at Easter Congregational Service
Congregational church members braved rain and clouds at Easter Sunday services with a flower decorated pulpit by Lena Whitney and Sunday school class. Beatrice Sunderland sang solo and joined in a duet, as Rev. Frederick N. Rutan preached The Basis of Our Hope for the Life Eternal. Evening service featured a full choir and sermon on Shakespeare.
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Congregational Church
Lena Whitney
Beatrice Sunderland
John Sunderland
Beatrice
Frederick N. Rutan
Shakspere
Easter visitation at St George's Church in Massachusetts
The Rt. Rev. Samuel G. Babcock suffragan bishop of Massachusetts conducted visitation and confirmation at St George's Church on Easter Saturday. Despite inclement weather a large turnout attended both services with a fine sermon delivered by Rev. A. B. Papineau at the 10 30 service. the day’s program followed last week’s Enterprise.
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George Murray
American Powder Co
P. H. Shea
Bangor
Hannah Shea
William Morrison
Rose
Mary Gilbert J
St. Agnes’ Convent
South Boston
Samuel G. King
Mary
Ernest A. Crowell
Maynard Brass Band
A. Merriman
Maine
Joseph Perry
Qeechee
Achard Dragon
Ware
St. George's Church
Samuel G. Babcock
D. D
Massachusetts
A. B. Papineau
Easter Decorations at M E Church Highlight Lily Display
The M E church featured Easter lilies and potted plants from congregants for services. A 23 voice choir directed by Hiram Parkin performed solos and anthems with Mrs Bessie Dockerty and others as accompanists. A stereopticon lecture by the pastor illustrated the crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension.
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M. E
A. Z. Lloyd
Mary Hodges
Bertha Osgood
Hiram Parkin
Redeemer
Grace Parkin
Delegation from Maynard Lodge Tours West Acton Meeting
A 40 member delegation from Maynard lodge 131 I C O traveled by special car to West Acton Monday to attend an Associated Five gathering with lodges from Maynard West Acton Concord Junction Ayer and Harvard. The evening featured an entertainment after which re-
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Maynard Lodge
West Acton
Associated Five
Maynard
Concord Junction
Ayer
Harvard
Ladies' Auxiliary Plans Salad Supper and Whist Party
MET MONDAY Evening the Ladies' auxiliary A. O. H. held a meeting at Masonic hall and planned a salad supper for May 8. Committees named for arrangements include Mrs. Frank McCarron, Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Wall, Mary Flannery, and Alice Haggerty. A second committee to stage a military whist party on May 28 features Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Louis Cook, Mrs. James McCarthy, Mary Flannery and Mrs. Mary Moore of West Acton.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Masonic Hall
Frank McCarron
Mary Martin
Wall
Mary Flannery
Alice Haggerty
Louis Cook
James McCarthy
Mary Moore
West Acton
Cut This Out It Is Worth Dont Miss This
Fragmentary OCR item notes a code or coupon, mentions Chicago area, and a trial reference. The readable text centers on a cutout offer and a person or item tied to a market or sale.
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de Cago
Ill
Edna
Soteon Parmer
Gratitude for Kindness After Bereavement
P. J. Sullivan and family express sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during their bereavement. Mrs. William Morrison left for Enfield New Hampshire to join her husband who works as overseer of the spinning room in the mill there.
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Laanathop
P. J. Sullivan
William Morrison
Enfield
N. H
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