Maynard C O A Whitney Death Tribute Ends Life of Respected Town Official
George A Whitney longtime Maynard streets superintendent died shortly after 5 PM Wednesday from complications after a grip illness. Born 1857 he served 20 years in town service and five children blessed his marriage to Emeline Sharp. Funeral held Friday at 2 PM with town officials among mourners. burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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George A. Whitney
Whitney
Maynard
John M
Hannah Whitney
Emeline Sharp
Charles Whitney
Uxbridge
Fred Chandler
Rochdale
Hattie
Marion Whitney
Albert
Eliza Whitney
Ralph Whitehead
George H. Gutteridge
Water Works
William Naylor
John Connors
A. Morrill Osgood
M. B. Church
Mr. Osgood
Glenwood Cemetery
George FE. Whitney
Daniel
Richard Parmenter
William Parmenter
Worcester
Frank Whitney
William C. Strout
Mr. Whitney
Washington seniors enjoy profitable trip to New York
Reports from the Washington senior class describe a bright and successful trip. The group left Friday with many juniors and a portion of the student body accompanying them to Concord and Boston. They traveled to New York where they viewed the Statue of Liberty and the skyline from the harbor and enjoyed a full sightseeing morning.
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Congressional Library
Capitol
Poindexter
Washington
House
Senate
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Mr. Vernon
President Wilson
White House
New York
Enterprise
Concord
Boston
New York Harbor
Vacancy sparks city hall race for street superintendent
Death of George Whitney prompts a competitive field for the street department post. Among those named are John J. Driscoll Daniel Parmenter and James R. Bent as the selectmen plan a careful appointment to meet progressive street and sidewalk improvements. Frank Whitney will oversee duties temporarily while the board searches for a qualified successor.
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George Whitney
John J. Driscoll
Driscoll
Maynard
Daniel Parmenter
James R. Bent
Frank Whitney
Whitney
Happy reunion brings long separated family together
A reunion occurred at David McEvoy's home on High Street after years apart. Mrs. Thomas E.enter and her adopted son Harry of Keene N. H. visited Emmett McCarthy and the McEvoy family, meeting James McEvoy for the first time in many years. The group, including other relatives, included a sister in Boston and two younger children not yet located. six children had been in a home since youth.
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David McEvoy
High St
Thomas E.enter
Harry
Keene, N. F
James McEvoy
Carpenter
James
Emmet McCarthy
Boston
Carney Hospital
Emmett
Maynard
John McCarthy
McEvoys
Firefighters quell weekend blaze at depot incident
A lively conflagration promised Saturday afternoon at 1 30 was stopped by James Kelley and a bucket brigade. A four year old Polish boy started the fire among telegraph poles beside the tracks at the freight depot. Residents from Highstand formed pairs to help for several minutes there was one live scene but no real damage occurred.
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James Kelley
Manard Meat Dealer to Take Summer Vacation
Frank J. McCarron will discontinue his meat business on Saturday for the summer months and take a vacation. He has run the Maynard shop for 17 years with little time for recreation and now seeks a long rest. He plans to resume in the fall.
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Frank J. McCarron
McCarron
Maynard
Mr. McCarron
Uniform fittings for Co M and H street railway staff
Mr Shaughnessy from the Continental store Boston visited Tuesday from 11 to 2 to measure Co M and H street railway employees for new uniforms. The single breasted pattern features military collars and the initials N M on the lapels, expected to present a neat appearance.
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Shaughnessy
Continental Store
Boston
Co. M. & H. Street Railway
N. M
Fire at 19 Railroad Street Injures Mrs Bardalewicz
An alarm from Box 52 reported a blaze in a woodbox at 19 Railroad Street on Friday morning at 11. Mrs. Bardalewicz received severe facial and hand burns while attempting to extinguish the fire. Firefighters arrived promptly and limited property loss to a small amount.
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Railroad St
Michael Bardalewicz
Building materials and framing services offered
An advertisement promoting coal lime cement brick and lumber and building supplies in Eastern and Western regions. It highlights Southern Hard Pine sheathing and finish, and offers quotations on prices and quick frame orders on short notice.
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Fitchburg
Concord
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