Died Suddenly at Home Fred Glinés Passes
Fred Glinés died Monday night at his Exchange street home from acute indigestion and heat. He had suffered months from arterial hardening and was a native of New Hampshire born 1849. He lived in the area about 22 years and belonged to veterans and Riv erside groups. He is survived by a widow and two cousins in Franklin New Hampshire. He will be buried in Northfence Northfield NH.
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Fred
Glinés
Exchange
New Hamp
Ine
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Eran
Ows “Association of Macanthys
Riverside Inc
Waltham
Franklin
N. Hy
Northfend
Death of Rev Nai Bhomips in Laurel Maryland
Notice reports the death of Reverend Nai Bhomips in Laurel Maryland. The text references a memorial or tribute to his life and times, with garbled remnants suggesting a connection to Boxboro and Congr as well as presidents. The fragmented OCR implies a notable obituary noting his role and remembrance.
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Nai Bhomips m
Laurel
Boxboro
Con
Picnic by the brook with Mrs Christie’s Sunday class
On Wednesday last the young girls of Mrs A Christie's Sunday school class held a picnic by a brook. They were accompanied by their teacher and by Mrs B C Page Sunday school superintendent and Mrs Theodore Chamberlain cradle roll superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Christie
B. C. Page
Theodore Chamberlain
Attending Chautauqua and Local Notices
The Junior Chautauqua attendance is noted with Maynard and Acton participants including Francés Pingby, Elizabeth Pingby, and W. A. Flint. Hannah Monson and others visited Lexington Park while James Byron visited Acton friends. Maynard residents attend Maynard Chautauqua programs. Miss Gladys Lawrence assists at George Clapp's studio. For sale three Angora goats Mother with two kids four months old apply E Giannone South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Flint
Hannah Monson
Jennie
Helen Anderson
Lexington’ Park
James Byron
Gleasondale
Acton
Maynard St
lApply E. Giannone
South Acton
Franced Hodgen and Yrene Mérriain collaston notes
Franced Hodgen and Yrene Mérriain visit the home of Mr and Mrs. Manner. A nurse and patient at Dame fone in Boxboro are mentioned. Amy Wright and Helen Wright of Enhinton visited Fran cea and Elizabeth Page. The Christian Endeavor society of ins Cee church will meet as usual through August. Mrs Harold Reynolds returned from a three week stay at the Pot Homeopath thic hospital after a successful operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franced Hodgen
Yrene Mérriain Collaston
Maynard
St. Amy
Helen Wright
Enhinton
Francea Andlizabeth
Christian Endeavor Society of
Harold ‘Reynolds
Untitled fragment hints at a family dispute over a limousine
A fragmented line references a father buying a limousine and a daughter feeling insulted by the prospect of his walking. The OCR text is garbled, but centers on inherited wealth and family pride. No clear event or names emerge.
A Model Wife Fragment Reflects on Duty and Loss
A fragmented excerpt discusses the ideal of a model wife and the tension between domestic roles and personal pursuit. It hints at social expectations and the cost of devotion, with references to duty and loss.
Pontoons and Potations in Pesticide Notes for Gardens
A fragment discusses insect control using nicotine sulphate blends and Bordewaux or Pyrox mixtures. Instructions describe dilutions, emulsification, and application methods including soapy water spreader and emulsion techniques to wet aphids on undersides of leaves.
Chautauqua Event Features Berkeley Sextet and Lectures
A community Chautauqua program continues with the Berkeley sextet performing instrumental and vocal numbers. Speakers including Dr Catt Path and Paul M. Pearson address topics on rights and lectures, while Junior Chautauqua offers children’s activities.
Food Production and Conservation Committee Letter
Miss Mabel Bishop of the Lexington Legal Board is cited in a fragmentary note regarding the Food Production and Conservation committee. The text references Miss Bishop and a committee flow, but details are incomplete and unclear in this OCR segment.
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Lexington
Mabel Bishop
Legal Exere Board of Mid x Farm
Abel
M Vayennd
Miss Bishop
Food Market listings with brands and jarred goods
Market rundown lists items such as pears raisins onion salad jelly and olive oil. Brand names Fahey and Arden appear with various canned and bottled foods. Prices and full descriptions are difficult to decipher from the scan but indicate a general grocery ad.
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Arden
Vegetables and Fruit Er 180 s Th Ae Oranges Squast Ph
Fragmentary OCR notes list vegetables and fruit with scattered terms including oranges and a date-like sequence. The readable items are inconsistent and do not provide a clear event or context.
Local food preservation program outreach in Prague
A community event outlines demonstrations on canning and drying perishable foods for families and children. It plans meals for a day, with gardening clubs and afternoon sports, inviting townspeople to attend at the park with round-trip transportation provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Hoover
Ben
Abia
Tee
Martha A. Sargent dies at home after long illness
Mrs Martha A Sargent wife of Aphraim Sargent died yesterday afternoon at her home on Warner Street following a prolonged illness. Relatives and friends are asked to attend services.
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Martha
A. Sar Sargent
Aphraim Sargent
Nay Aly Ternoon
Warner Sti
Plone
Record of liquor transport fine in Franklin street case
A small-town court fined two defendants fifty dollars each for transporting liquor on Franklin Street just before unloading. The case references a significant liquor quantity and the defendants are said to have faced appealing a related decision. Their father is named in connection with the broader local story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Lodie
Junay
Adeon
Franklin St
Shun Water Hemlock Poisoning Cited In Rare Report
A historical note highlights dangers of water hemlock and wrong plant use. It warns about deadly poisoning from misidentification and emphasizes cautious handling of wild roots and plant parts.
Fragmented OCR notes on a housing project and contractor fears
The readable text shows disjointed phrases about coal aesthetics and a contractor living in constant threat. It mentions a door being found empty and fear of an approaching event or individual, with references to weeks of tense activity and possible news. Names and clear facts are missing.
Championship race at sea ends in tight finish
A nautical championship clash concluded with a close finish as competitors battled for top honors. The event highlighted skilled helmwork and steady seamanship throughout the tense regatta.
Fragmentary OCR Text From Historic Page
Readable fragments mention names and places but lack a clear event. no full sentences describe actions, dates, or outcomes. The text seems garbled with hints of French phrases and scattered words, offering little to determine a concrete article item.
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Fadts
Shumate Razors
Ieee Oes
Main St
Maynard Trust
Heavy Ele
Ahigas
SQUTH
Caurel, MD
Chautauqua
Dmvorder
Brkmen
Detrott
Galveston Vere
Don Uixote
Middlesex
Tolteh
Tauguin
Miss Na
Naas Soames
Chita
Berkeley
Male
Baty
Hulster
Paul M. Pebrson
The
Chattauqua ‘Association
Vehildren
Junior Chautauqua
Junior Chautauquais
Robert Kin
Dorothy Oklor
Commit Burton M Milfigton
Harvey
Rae Sacko
Edith McAubling
John Driscoll
Dorothy Hannon
Dorothy Morton
Therese Carroll
Huntington Uitan
Ieee
Tel
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Sayedon
Fea
Mary, Beanight
William H .Worsnip
Otter
Rosie Faut
Deak Acacaen
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