Obsequies for Mrs. Henderson Held at St Michael's
Hundreds attend the high requiem mass for Mrs. Mary Hazel Jenkins Henderson at St. Michael's Church with Rev. Joseph N. D. J. of Holy Cross College officiating. Interment follows at St. Michael's Cemetery as area families and local groups send flowers and condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Mary Hazel Jenkins Henderson
St. Michael's Church
Joseph N. d
Holy Cross College
John ‘T. Mullen
St. Michael’s Church
Waa
Local Court Fines Four Citizens For Drunkenness and Disruptive Acts
In local court yesterday Charles Koslowski paid 5 dollars for drunkenness and 15 dollars for assault. Anthony Sandock was fined 5 dollars for drunkenness. Toffy Melies paid 10 dollars for disturbing the peace, and Domopi Laski paid 20 dollars for carrying a concealed weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Koslowski
Anthony Sandock
Toffy Melies
Domopi Lask'i
Community Briefs From Maynard and Nearby
Maynard updates note Bridget Johnson convalescent after two weeks illness. Mrs. William Holt back from a week's Pawtucket vacation. Leo Lowney attended Clinton K of C concert. Matthew Campbell left Riverside Cooperative job. Henry Werner Jr. of Marlboro visited John Horan Jr. Selectmen plan to grant remaining wholesale liquor licenses at a Friday meeting. Walter Peterson John Peterson and Dr C L King were trouters at an event with a local claim of Willie family not mere Mook trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Johnson
William Holt
Pawtucket
R. I
Leo Lowney
Clinton Council
K. of C
Clinton
Matthew Campbell
Riverside Cooperative Association
Henry Werner Jr
Marlboro
John Horan Jr
Board of Selectmen
Walter Peterson
John Peterson
C. L. King
John’s
Willie
Licenses Issued by Selectmen This Week
The board of selectmen issued licenses with delivery at the town clerk's office Friday or Saturday. Entries include common victuallers ice cream confectionery and fruit on Sundays inn holders moving pictures junk and various trades and firms such as George OBrien Edward Carlton Wm Connolly Hen ry Connors Adelbert Martin Joseph Kajander Joseph Fortunate Thos Bell Martin Peterson Wm Campbell Co H A Clark Co Rafaael Caccia Walter Gerard Kaleva Cooperative Association and Lynch Bros among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Common Victuallers
George O’brien
Edward Carlton
Wm. Connolly
Henry Connors
Adelbert Martin
Joseph Kajander
Joseph Fortunate
Thos. Bell
Martin Peterson
Wm. Campbell & Co
H. A. Clark & Co
M. BE. Lynch
Helen Coughlin
George . A. Theodore
Archer Bros
Cattle Bros
Rafaael Caccia
Walter Gerard
Dora Blatt
Kaleva Cooperative Association
Jobbers and Express
Wm. Strout
J. Leo Comeau
Ernest Baritone
Harry, Fischman
Daniel Parmenter
Max Blatt
E. H. Davis
Topi Spisia
Samuel Cohen
Edward Flaherty Marries Annie McGuinness in Quiet St Columbill Rite
Dr Edward Flaherty Wedaynard wed Annie McGuinness Dorchester at St Columbill parsonage with Rev Edward Twigg Brighton officiating. Bridesmaid Katherine Ryan Needham and best man Michael J Flaherty Marlboro. They reside at 44 Main St after visiting New York Philadelphia and Washington.
Mary Taylor Linen Shower In Brookfield Friends
The home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor hosted a merry linen shower Tuesday for their daughter Mary. Guests enjoyed vocal and instrumental solos by Ethel Carlson and others, piano pieces by Nettie Reynor, and games with refreshments to end the evening. Attendees included Rachel Marsden Ethel Carlson Gertrude Wade Lottie Ryan Grace Leonard Celia Burke Margaret Lyden Alice Boothroyd Hannah Johnson Mary Lyden Nettie Reynor Mary Moore Kathryn White Susie Coady Mary Johnson Katie Graham Margaret Miller Ethel Jameson Margaret Cullinane Bess Sharpe Hattie Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs
Thos. Taylor
Mary
Ethel Carlson
Ethel Jameson
May King
May Taylor
Margaret Claflin
Celia Burke
Rose Sullivan
Sidney Scott
Nettie Reynor
Unpledged Delegates Triumph in Republican Primary
Voters turnout was light with 178 casting ballots as 18 Democrats joined in. Unpledged delegates won over pledged ones by roughly two to one across at large and district contests with figures for groups and alternates listed. no Prohibition ballots were cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Binks
Seeeee Mahoney
John Connors
Michael
Herbert Lawton
Lea Tellers
Cushing
Bird
Gardner
Washburn
Ames
Frothingham
Keith
Stearns
Lewis
Glazier
Fletcher
Cole
Pearson
Perham
Dunbar
Gray
Licenses Held Up Over Technical Legalities
All liquor license applications are being republished due to technicalities of law. The notice appears in this issue and again in the May 8 edition.
W. C. T. U. Meets at Congregational Parsonage
The W. C. T. U. will gather Thursday at 2 30 p m at the Congregational church parsonage hosted by Mrs F N Rutan. County officer Mrs H E B Sawyer of Clinton will speak. Music follows with piano solos by Laura McPherson violin by Gavin Taylor Jr and chorus by members led by Mrs H A Wilson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
F. N. Rutan
H. EB. Sawyer
Clinton
Laura McPherson
Gavin Taylor Jr
H. A. Wilson
Maynard Grange Members Plan Concord Visit
The committee on the neighborly visit of the Maynard Grange to the Concord Grange asks members to inform F. Sanderson and Chas. Stanley of intentions to go so preparations can be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Concord Grange
F. Sanderson
Chas. Stanley
Holy Name Tops Benedicts On Three Points Night
Holy Name defeated the Benedicts in the totals on Tuesday night earning three points for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
Benedicts
Holy Name Tops K. P. in League Showdown
Holy Name defeated the K. of P. to seize the four points for the night and take the league lead, winning Monday’s totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
K. of P
Guest Night Hosted by Concord Musical Club at First Parish
The Concord Musical club held its annual guest night in the vestry of the First Parish meeting house on Tuesday evening. The Eberle trio Kate Thomas Marion Hyde and Marion Moorhouse performed a fine program. Hostesses included Mrs. Hugh Leith Miss Harriet Eaton and Mrs. Wallace B Conant assisted by Mrs. A B Hitchcock Jr and Mrs C B Brown who served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Musical Club
First
Eberle
Kate Thomas
Marion Hyde
Marion Moorhouse
Hugh Leith
J. Alvard Rose
Harriet Eaton
Wallace B. Conant
A. B. Hitchcock Jr
C. B. Brown
Social Evening at Glendale Lutheran Church Easter
Members of the Glendale Street Lutheran Church held an Easter Sunday social after the evening service featuring a literary program and a meal for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale St
Shakspeare Program Tickets Offered by Concord Club
Tickets available for the Shakespearean program by the Concord Woman's Club this Saturday at 3 pm. Free tickets can be obtained by applying to Mrs. Chas Brown or several listed club members including Mrs. Otis Forbush Mrs. Geo Furber Miss Carolyn Holden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's Club
Chas
B. Brown
Otis Forbush
Geo. Furber
Carolyn Holden
Wilmot R. Jones
Leslie R. Moore
Joseph {Lliams
Good Music Easter Sunday At Walnut Street Mission
Easter Sunday services at Walnut Street Mission led by Rev. John Vaananen drew large crowds. The morning program featured an address by the pastor, Easter hymns, and children's choir music with a duet by Olga Kajander and Ali Peterson. The evening service offered more Easter hymns, organ and violin pieces, and solos by Katie Hendrickson Ali Peterson Olga Kajander and Ida Kansonoja.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St. Mission Church
John Vaananen
Christian Endeavor Society
Olga Kajander
Ali Peterson
Spinners Union to Meet in I C O F Hall Thursday
Four more days of the dry spell are noted as the Spinners Union plans its regular meeting in the I. C. O. F. hall Thursday evening. William Curry has left American Powder Company to become a carpenter for Stone and Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinners’ Union
I. C. O. F. Hall
Wm. Curry
American Powder Co
Stone & Webster
Reverend George H. Gutterson to speak on aid work
Concord announces Reverend George H. Gutterson, field secretary of the American Mission Association, will speak Friday at 7 45 about aid to southern and mountain white communities. The note adds that Holy Week services were well attended and local businessmen supported closing stores for Good Friday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gutterson
American Missi Association
South
Middlesex Crew Beats Choate at Bateman's Pond
Middlesex defeated Choate School by about four lengths on the % mile course in 3 minutes 22.58 seconds at Bateman's Pond Monday morning. Mrs L B Macdonald hosted the King's Daughters of the First Parish Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Crew
Choate School
Bateman’s Pond
Middlesex
West Acton Woman's Club Holds Annual Meeting
The West Acton Woman's club met in the Baptist church on Monday afternoon April 24. Officers elected include President Isabell Hall and Vice President Minnie R Hoar. Vocal soloist Vera K Baker and pianist Mildred Moore performed. An extra meeting is planned for May 5 and 6 in the I O O F hall for the operetta The ist bastace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Vera K. Baker
Ethel Spinney
Mildred Moore
Ellen Knowlton
I. O. O. F. Hall
Easter Sermon and Concert at Congregational Church
The pastor Rev R F Fritz delivered an Easter sermon. The choir provided fine music with a Hazel Coolidge Iva Smith duet and Hazel Holt violin solo. A Sunday school program with teachers pupils and choir followed to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Fritz
Hazel Coolidge
Iva Smith
Hazel Holt
Boston Port Ranked Second in Foreign Trade
Boston leads in foreign trade after New York, with exports and imports totaling 320,951,540 for the year ending April 1. Collector Billings issues the figure, underscoring Boston as a major national trading hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
DOEL TAYLOR Wedding at St George s Church
The wedding of Miss Mary Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos Taylor and Joseph Doel son of Mr and Mrs Uriah Doel of Trowbridge England took place at St George s Episcopal church attended by a large crowd. The ceremony was at 3 30 on a Wednesday with Rev A B Papineau officiating. Mary Taylor wore white silk lace trimmed gown with tulle veil and orange blossom wreath. Her bouquet was lilies of the valley and bride roses. Bridesmaid Mrs Mary Horner wore blue and carried pink roses and sweet peas. Best man was Albert Doel brother of the groom. Relatives from Hudson Stow Clinton Westfield and Boston attended the reception at the bride home. The couple left about 5 30 for a week to 10 day wedding tour including Providence New York and a Hudson River trip. They will live with the bride s parents upon return and received gifts of cut glass silver china and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Church
Mary
Mary Taylor
Thos. Tay* Lor
Joseph Doel
Uriah Doel
Trowbridge
Eng
St. George’s Epis*copal
A. B. Papineau
Mise Taylor
Mary Horner
Albert Doel
Hudson
Stow
Clinton
Westfield
Boston
Providence
New York
Doel
Thos. Taylor
Marist
Miners Leaders Forecast Anthracite Strike at Pottsville Meet
In New York on April 26 a long joint talk between miners and operators collapsed as none of the eleven core demands received favorable reports. Operators refused union recognition and more than a 5 percent wage rise. 170,000 workers are in the anthracite field, with about 125,000 union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miners’ General Board
Pottsville
Hotel rooms all taken as suffragists plan parallel event
Chicago on April 26 reports Republican delegates reserved all hotel rooms for June. Forty thousand women are expected for a suffrage demonstration and parade, with Mrs. George Bass leading hospitality efforts. Resorts and outlying hostels are fully booked, forcing potential charter of lake steamers for sleeping space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Bass
Millionaire Bullard slept on board atop barrels in Boston room
Cambridge, April 26. Testimony in probate court describes John A. Bullard of Holliston as worth 1.5 million sleeping on a board over two barrels with old clothes as covering. He kept a Boston room on Purchase street to save hotel expenses. The will, contested by nieces Mrs Howard and Mrs Tillingham, leaves each under 2000. Bullard died in Los Angeles January 15. will dated July 190? goes to supreme court for jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
John A. Bullard
Holliston
Thompson
Bullard
Purchase Street
Boston
William H. Howard
Francis Tillinghast
Lawton
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Maynard Licenses Liquor Wholesale Dealer 1916
Office of the Selectmen in Maynard Massachusetts issues a notice dated April 26 1916 under Chapter 100 Revised Laws. Frank H Seckel and Caroline Seckel as F H Seckel & Co apply for a license to sell intoxicating liquors as wholesale dealer of the fourth class at 2 Summer Street with multiple entrances. License to be exercised on all ground floor and basement. James C Mahoney secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
Frank H. Seckel
Caroline Seckel
F. H. Seckel & Co
Summer St
James C, Mahoney
Sec'y
William H. Lawler
Main Street
John H. Wollerschied
Margaret B. Wollerchied
John H. Wollerchied & Co
James C. Mahoney
Sec’y
Matthew A. Campbell
Margaret A. Campbell
M. A. Campbell & Co
Summer Street
Campbell & Co applies for first class liquor license in Maynard
Maynard Massachusetts April 26 1916 William P Campbell and Jennie Campbell trading as William P Campbell & Co apply for a license of First Class to sell intoxicating liquors at Nos 3 and 5 Summer street with bulkhead and back entrance on Acton street in Maple House Maynard cellar for stock only James C Mahoney Secretary
Maynard license sought for first class liquor sales
Martin Peterson and Catherine J Peterson as Martin Peterson & Co apply for a first class liquor license to sell intoxicating liquors as innholders at 20 Summer Street Maynard with two Summer Street entrances and two rear yard entrances in Maynard House cellar for stock only.
Clark couple seeks innholders license for Main Street building
Harry A. Clark and Catherine F. Clark trading as H. A. Clark & Co. apply for a First Class license to sell intoxicating liquors as innholders at 34 and 36 Main Street. Building sits on the southwest side of Main and River Streets with a cellar for stock. James C. Mahoney secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
Jmwsy
Harry A. Clark
Catherine F. Clark
H. A. Clark & Co
Main Street
River Streets
James C. Mahoney
Sec
License Applications for Downtown Alcohol Sellers
George F. O'Brien seeks a first class license to sell intoxicating liquors as a common victualler at 2 and 4 Waltham Street. Farrell & Priest apply for a fourth class license to sell intoxicating liquors wholesale at 66 Main Street. William H. Lawler applies for a fourth class license to sell intoxicating liquors at 56 Main Street. James C. Mahoney, Secretary.
Liquor License Applications Filed for Two Firms in City
John H Wollerschied and Margaret B Wollerchied trading as John H Wollerchied Co seek a fourth class wholesale liquor license for 56 Main Street with a cellar stock area and rear bulkhead entry. M A Campbell & Co represented by Matthew A Campbell and Margaret A Campbell apply for a wholesale liquor license for 12 Summer Street with two Summer Street entrances and rear yard access.
Death of Noted Surgeon in Philadelphia
Dr. Joe White a noted surgeon author and University of Pennsylvania trustee died in Philadelphia at 66 after a long illness due to vertebral disease. He had been virtually helpless since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joe White
University of Pennsylvania
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Hudson Ga
Broad St
Washington
W. R. Coolidge
Nora Hogan
Margaret Lee
Carney Hospital
Walter Bishop
American House
Roger McDevitt
Broad St. Crossing
James P. Jackman
Fairmount House
Keene
N. H. Hudson
Mansion House
Daniel Downs
John H. Gill
Mary Hayward
Lynn
Robert 8
Ochterhout
Hudson National Bank
John M. Rice
Littlepond
Hudson Worsted Co
St. ‘Luke's
Ladies’ Guild
Hiram Parkin
May Parkin
Wheeler
LAY Coods
Main St
Concord, Mass
Town House
Concord
U. S. Fowler
Er Brook and
Maynard Concord Streets
Uomo Repairing CO
F. Lamm
Nason &J
P.O. Box
Maynard, Mass
Una Ray
Edward Flaherty
Wedaynard
Annie McGuinness
Dorchester
St. Columbill Church
Edward Twigg
Brighton
Katherine Ryan
Needham
Michael J. Flaherty
Mary Twigg
Mainst
McCall
Lodge
Weeks
Crane
Williams
Cosgrove
Singer
K. V. Laine P. O
Trinitarian Church
Platteburg Camp
New England
Plattsburg
Big Goal
OF the Selectmen
Catherine J. Peterson
Martin Peterson & Co
No. 20
Maynard House
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