Memorial for 79 year old Mrs. Howe at Dexter Jay Street home
Funeral service for Mrs. Howe will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock at her home on Dexter Jay Street with Rev. Stanley H. Addison of the Congregational church officiating. Mrs. Howe born January 24 1846 in Hudson spent most of her life in Farnsworth area. She was married seven years ago to her husband in the Drury family circle and had been a longtime member of the Ladies Belt Society.
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Ihiertary
Garth
Howe
Elma
Dexter
Jay Street
Stanley H. Addison
Wein Street
Howe Wan
Hudson
Daniel
Invitation List Mentions Newton Centre and Everett Figures
An invitation lists R Lae a town and nephews Charl Farne worth Dieaeren L Gevarbaith from Newton Centre Parnaworth and a nieve Butler of Everett as attendees. The fragment highlights local residents linked to nearby communities in a social or ceremonial event.
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R. Lae
Charl Farneworth
Dieaeren L. Gevarbaith
Newton Centre
Parnaworth
A Nieve
Butler
Everett
Track meet plans set for Sol's in Northboro site
Four Song pupils were slated to attend a 3 pm event at Sol's in Northboro. A planned track meet with Milford was canceled by Milford. The team seeks meets with Maynard Leominster Fitchburg and Concord and has sent challenges awaiting replies.
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Northboro
Milford
Maynard
Leominster
Fiten
Concord
Musicians to Convene in Chicago on June 8
The piece notes a forthcoming convention of musicians in Chicago set for June 8, with little local interest from Chicago bets. It also mentions Europe weighing war debts casually in spring and a whimsical aside about home upkeep and a daughter named Jess.
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Chicago
Public Library Adds Wide Range of New Books
The Marlboro Public Library announces a monthly add of numerous titles including works by Sabatini, Conrad, Buck, Irving, and Major. Notable entries cover fiction, classics, mysteries, travel, and biographies, enriching the collection for readers this spring.
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Marlidoro
Public
Carol Nnan
Sabatini
Portifex- Maximus
Mary 8
Andrews
Father Abraham
Irving Bateheller
Cross Trails
Harold Bindless
Barrett Willoughby
Bert Brew
B. M. Bower
Neville i
F. R. Buckey
Joseph Conrad
Love
Elizabeth
Laurie
Erskin
Arthur
Friel
Philip
H. ‘Hagard
James B
Greil Lavingston Hill
Will Irwiny Thearm
M. Kelly
H. H. Ibbs
Gray Magic
London
Jeanet Lee
Netalie
Lincoln
John T. McIntyre
Charles Major
Edison Marshall
Frederick ‘Plamer
Diana Patrick
Phillportd
M. McLeod
Aee B. Reeve
Evelyn
Hildreth Nine Defeats Baby A. C. In Baseball
Hildreth Grammar School defeated the Baby A. C. team of freshmen and sophomores yesterday afternoon by a score of 9 to 4. The victors were led by Raymond, Werner, and Lem Seoo.
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Tae Baby
A. C
Walttem
William
Iy Mond
Erner
Mn Wien
Nelle and Family Mentioned in Brief Notice
A fragment references Nelle and a one and a half year old son of a Mr and Mrs, indicating a domestic notice or family detail in progress.
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Ae Nelle
Child struck by car on Mechar le street, man helps
Arseneault told police he turned from Mechar le street toward Pleas ant as the child darted from the curb. He picked up the youngster and carried him to his mother, who witnessed the accident. Dr. C W Smith took him to the hospital. fractures were reduced.
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Arseneault
Mecharle
Pleasant
C. W. Smith
Local Notices and Traffic Checks Reported
Mrs Samuel L Churchill of Maddox Place mourns her father s death Miss Opal Haskins from Mechan Street seeks a position with the American Optical Co in Southbridge Inspectors Haley Burke Omer and Marlboro police halted over 400 cars on Lakeside Avenue last night Many drivers lacked registration or license and more than 160 were cited for improper lights Mr and Mrs Dwight G Page of Ellis avenue returned from a two week trip to Atlantic City
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Opal Haskins
Mechan Street
Curtis
American Optical Co
Southbridge
Leo F. Haley
William H. Burke
Thomas Omer
Motor Fire and
A Brien
Marlboro
Dwight G. Page
Ellis Avenue
Atlant
Unitarian Church May Program Led by Mrs Elderlin
Mrs Dorothy B Elderlin will head a May 20 entertainment for the Northboro Unitarian Church women featuring a May party a children's minstrel show and a dance revue with specialties The Intercolonial Club lists Oda Laughlin Ralph W Davis Mrs Charlies Mcleod and Mrs Stanley Weeks as participants Miss Margaret McCarthy street a student at the
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Dorothy B. Elderlin
The
Unitarian Church
Northboro
Oda ‘Laughlin
Ralph W. Davis
Charlies Mcleod
Stanley 1. Weeks
Margaret McCarthy Street
Fragmented local notices of staff, events and bids
Several short items describe teachers and staff visiting homes and rehearsing duties, a wedding party planning, a mill foreman summering away, and Marlboro branch members preparing for a Boston band meeting. It notes Thomas Coyne processing 300 loads this year versus 242 last year and city council funding concerns.
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Thomas A. Coyne
Coyne
Berlin Road Work Planned After Hearing
Marlboro officials and Chamber of Commerce members urged a Berlin Road improvement at a Cambridge hearing. With no opposition, County Commissioners signaled approval and immediate start. The project will share costs among Berlin, Marlboro, the state, and the county due to the road’s poor condition harming trade.
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Chamber of Commerce
Berlin
Rotervy Club Lunch Event Details and Schedule
The Rotervy Club hosts a lunch tomorrow with Pathér and Son and a boy guest expected. Frank A. Warner directs the band and Ernest P. Carr chairs the committee. the event ends at 12 30. A speech is planned next week during Ladies' Night at Prospect Park under club auspices.
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Rotervy Club
Pathér and Son
Hoy
Frank A. Warner
T J Band
Ernest P. Carr
The
Here
Ra ‘Slenet Dy Sede
Ana
Scouts Meet at Prospect Park Tonight
Prospect Park hosts a Boy Scouts gathering led by Scout Breeuyve H. Whitman inviting all local scouts to attend tonight.
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Prospect Park
Marliboro
Breeuy’ve H. Whitman
Boy Scouts
Unclear fragment hints at Louisa Waleatt case
Fragment mentions Louisa Waleatt and a master George Pierve with a charge. Text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or context to form a full news item. No clear dates locations organizations or outcomes are present.
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Ee Ae Louisa Waleatt
George Pierve Ang
Funeral for William King Held in Marlboro Home
William King died recently and his funeral was held at his Marlboro home. A requiem Mass followed at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock with singing by Francis A. McNel and other local musicians. Relatives and many townspeople attended, and employees of a local company observed the service in honor of his 62 years of service.
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Marlboro
William King
Ringold Street
Francie A. McNel
Misa Borothea Burke
Sifoe Co
Notable Sixty Year MilestoneObserved by Tenney Family
Mr and Mrs Tenney marked their 53rd anniversary in Coventry Conn with family and friends attending. The couple, aged 77 and 74, maintain active lives and trace ancestry to the Mayflower passenger Puller. They have a daughter Lulu Hemenway residing in the city and attend the Baptist Church.
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Marlacro
Tenney
Tenney van
Coventry
Conn
Lulu Hemenway
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Otte
Sopie
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Baby A.C
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Maddox Place
Henry Werner
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Guido
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So. Hamilton
Churen Street
Mr. Mra. Lessier
Sotiersworth
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Paul
Victor Blanchetts
Blanchette
Ieek
Rockland
Albert Wiggins
Cordaville Wooler Mills
Beach
Sonti
Bermick
Ee Nellie M. Brigham
Frank Felton
Boston
Bence
Supt
Frank S. Dewey
General Electric Co
New
Frank 8. Dewey
West Main Street
Pleasant Street School Building Commission
Thtor Ferwiching
Oo Levitte
St. Ann's Academy
Taylor
OM MR Gunn
Brockton
Rotary Club
Main St
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