Death notice for William Lounsbury Jr. and family
A fragmentary obituary notes William Lounsbury Jr. of Bridgeport died around April. It mentions a funeral attended by Mrs Adams, Mrs Lounsbury, and children. It lists survivors including a husband, a father and mother, a brother Jaffrey, and a sister Thrasher. Names and relationships appear amid garbled text about care and illness.
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Lident Lines
Bridgeport
Iiliam Lounsbury, Jr
N. H
Taucht
Jessie Adams
Seaves
Bridge
Jaffrey
N. HL
Thrasher, Jr
Patt
Calcutta Braced as British Armored Patrols Fight Riots
Armored cars and cavalry in Calcutta patrolled streets as authorities report sixty killed and more than four hundred wounded since Friday. Police and military forces respond to widespread clashes amid escalating unrest.
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Calcutta
Express Bus Line to Boston Nears Ready
Maynard selectmen and Lovell Bus Co. officials in Arlington conference outline a through Leominster to Arlington bus route via Lancaster, Clinton, Berlin, Hudson, Stow, Maynard, Concord, Lexington. Lovell expects a 10 day start with new buses, express service, limited stops, and fares lower than steam rail.
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Maynard
Lovell Bus Co
Arlington
Leominster
Lovell Hus Co. Inc
Lancaster
Clinton
Berlin
Hudson
Stow
Concord
Lexington
Boston
Park Square
John H. Lovell
Lovel
Enterprise
Concorn
Selectmen
Lovell
Three Day by Merchants In Maynard Sale Prospect
Maynard merchants announce a three day town wide sale with special bargains in every store. A free bus service will ferry patrons starting Friday as part of a suburban feature. About twenty merchants have reserved space in next week’s Enterprise advertising section.
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Maynard
Casa Thea Saegen
Enterprise
Merchants Committee
Local Poster Winners Named in Maynard Contest
In Gruter Bros window the Maynard High School posters from the C. H. Persons prize contest are displayed. Winners Elno Karkkainen first Aarno Aho second Walter Carbone third. Eino Karkkainen received honorable mention as posters from across the state compete. An annual arts and crafts exhibition by public schools is set for May 20 at the High School auditorium guided by Miss KE Graves.
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Maynard
Gruter Bros
High Schoo
C. H. Persons
Elno Karkkainen
Aarno Aho
Walter Carbone
Savings Banke
Eino Karkkainen
KE. M. Graves
John L. Gilmore dies after street accident in Sleepy Hollow
John L. Gilmore longtime Sleepy Hollow Cemetery superintendent and cemetery committee chairman died at Emerson hospital from a fractured skull suffered on Main Street near the library. He was 76 and survived by a wife and two nephews Admiral Lloyd B. Chandler USN retired and William Chandler. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial in Mt Auburn Cemetery. District court ruled the touring car driver Charles Farsen 19 of Westford Road not at fault.
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John L. Gilmore
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Sleepy Hollow
Emerson Hospital
Main Street
Mr Gilmore
Joseph A. Gilmore
New Hampshire
Lloyd B. Chandler
United States Navy
Bryn Mawr
Penn
William Chandler
Dover
Larsen
Gilmore
Whist Party Held for Aunursway Grange Prizes Won
A Thursday whist party at Harlan Lawrence's home on Main Street raised funds for Aunursway Grange. High scores won by Mrs Lydia Moreau and Chester Kelley, consolation prizes to Mrs Katherine Berry and George Lee. Refreshments and entertainment followed.
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Harlan Lawrence
Main Street
Aunursway Grange
Lydia Moreau
Chester Kelley
Katherine Berry
Concord
George Lee
Concord Epworth League Presents Charity Musical Event
Under the Ep worth League of the Methodist Episcopal church a musical entertainment was held Thursday evening. Readings were given by Miss Evelyn Carlson of Boston and soprano solos by Miss Esther Jensen of Boston. Violin numbers were performed by the pastor Rev Charles E Pedersen. Rev B E Carlson of Boston spoke.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Evelyn Carlson
Boston
Esther Jensen
Charles. E. Pedersen
B. BE. Carlson
Cambridge Man Dies After Sudbury Crash
Alphonse B. Gould of Cambridge died at Marlboro Hospital from a fractured skull and brain concussion after a head on collision near the Sunset Inn in South Sudbury. Henry F. Bonner of Worcester sustained a fractured arm. his sister An nia B. McHugh suffered bruises and cuts from flying glass. The crash occurred as Gould tried to pass a truck on a curve. Miss Olive Adams had died in a separate incident on April 19. Further investigations are noted by Sudbury police.
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Marlboro
Alphonse B. Gould
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Marlboro Hospital
Sudbury
Sunset Inn
Henry F. Bonner
Lincoln Street
Worcester
Annia B. McHugh
Olive Adams
Northboro
Seneca Hall
Sudbury Police
Gould
Boston
Bonner
Winters, Springs, and Brush Fires Rage Across Town
On April 28 Concord reports ten days of freezing followed by warm spell. A brush fire near Walden Pond scorched about 70 acres before backfires and wind control halted it. Lincoln firefighters aided, with a patrol kept afterward. A separate 7 hour brush blaze near the American Powder Mills threatened Sudbury line but was contained by 6 o'clock.
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Concord
Walden
Walden Pond
Thor’ Eau Street
Lincoln
Junction
Sudbury
Regular West Concord P T A Meeting Set April 29
Mrs John Hughes of Lawrence visited friends Sunday in Concord Junction. Misses Margaret O Grady Margaret Browne and Frances Ormond spent the weekend in Somerville. The West Concord Parent Teachers Association will meet Thursday evening April 29 in the Harvey Wheeler school hall. Miss Lyla Nims resumes studies at Bridgewater Normal after thirteen weeks in Watertown schools. She and her sister Adelle Nims vacationed with relatives in Monmouth Maine.
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John Hughes
Lawrence
Margaret O'Grady
Margaret Browne
Frances Ormond
Somerville
West Concord
Parent-Teachers Association
Harvey Wheeler School
Lyla Nims
Bridgewater Normal School
Watertown
Adelle Nims
Monmouth
Church Supper and Old Folks Concert Draw Large Crowd
A Union church event drew about 150 attendees for a Ladies' Union organized supper directed by Mrs Fred Gale and team. The Old Folks concert followed, directed by Harold Judkins with coordinators Mrs Burleigh Pratt and Mrs Herbert Day, featuring vocal solos by Mrs Otis Foroush Mrs Benjamin Derby and Mrs Clarence Manter plus readings by Mrs Richarsic Cabe.
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Union Church
Ladies’ Union
Fred Gale
John R. MacKenzie
Andrew Edwardson
James L. Adams
Herbert L. Day
Jesse Knowlton
Irving Uren
Silas A. Bean
Murdock MacLeod
Leonard Benson
Albert Achorn
Herry Hawley
Harold Judkins
Burleigh
L. Pratt
Otis Foroush
Benjamin Derby
Clarence Manter
Evelyn Day
Richarsic Cabe
Swedish Lutheran Conference Opens in Brockton
Brockton hosts the annual Swedish Lutheran conference with about 50 additional ministers and 150 laymen present. Or Haglund of Orcester is named president of the conference.
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Brockton
Orc
Death of John Kiley Father of Rev Myles D Kiley
John Kiley died Friday at his daughter Frances McHugh’s home in Dorchester. He was father of Rev Myles D Kiley of Gloucester formerly of Concord Junction. Mrs Kiley visited frequently when Rev Fr Kiley served Our Lady Help of Christians parish. Funeral held Monday with solemn high mass at St Peter's Church.
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John Kiley
Myles D. Kiley
Gloucester
Concord Junction
Kiley
Fr. Kiley
Our Lady Help of Christians
Frances P. McHugh
Dorchester
St. Peter's Church
Fires Rage Across Concord Junction Area
Over a week, Concord Junction faced multiple brush fires as firefighters battled consecutive blazes. The worst occurred Friday at the American Powder Company woods near the Concord Sudbury line, where winds pushed flames toward powder mills and a 50 acre area burned before crews finally contained the blaze.
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American Powder Company
Concord-Sudbury
Reception to New Pastor Tonight
Maynard April 28 A reception will be tendered to Rev A L Buell new pastor of the Methodist church following a cantata The Building of the Ship based on Longfellow set to music by Henry Lehee A chorus of thirty voices will sing with solos by Mrs Lillian Duckworth Mrs Grace Welter and Geers Coggewell a duet by Mrs Adel Sims and Mrs William Duck ant a trio Mrs A Sims Mr Williamworth and Helen Hinchliffe Production led by Hiram Par with many local participants including Mrs Adelaide Sims Miss W Miss Cook and Miss Dorothy Ne The list includes many local singers and participants centering on the church event.
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E. Cook
I. Howard
Grace
Helen Gardner
Wm Duckworth
Mise Jielen
Miss Greenhalge
Mise’ Priest
Howard A Wilton
Tos
Lindsey Smith
Ralph Jen
Edwin Carlton
Wm. Jones
R Taylor
Elmer Colt
Wm. Johnston
Ernest Holt
Bert Hodgess
Mark Newton
George Coggswell
Mark Kelly Awarded Prize at Centre High School
Mark Kelly receives a prize at Centre High School on Lexington Road with faculty present. The ceremony honors his achievement as part of the school’s recognition event.
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Mark Kelly
Mark Ke
Mark Son
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