Baptist church supper and sale at G A R hall
The Baptist church held a flower and sale event named Seven Ages of Woman at G A R hall with booths for babyhood childhood girlhood debutantes and brides. Volunteers organized decorations and items for sale while a chicken pie supper fed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morse
Cc. G. Creelman
J.G. Pratt
B. 8. Gallop
Ea. Brigham
Ce. T. Warner
H. J. Ballentine
Harry Miles
Stent
Graham
Ar- Han Casavant
Mercy Turner
June Neil
Ruth Viass
Bertha
Gertrude Seiswerda
Leila Marshall
Jennie Vandermeer
Grace Spinney
Charles Nourse
A Japanese Tea at The Weefu Club
The Weefu club hosted a Monday night tea at Highland Street with Miss Nellie Kelleher and Miss Margaret Rosary in Japanese costumes. The decorated house featured lanterns and wisteria as refreshments of tea and ices were served and a talk on Japanese customs was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weefu Club
Highland St
Nellie Kelleher
Margaret
Rosary
Miss . Gan
Funeral Held for James J. Danforth in Nashua Interment
The funeral for James J. Danforth was held at his daughter Grace Labrache’s home in Nashua area with services by Rev. I F Lusk. The body came from his Lincoln Street residence to Englewood cemetery in Nashua. Mrs Labrache accompanied the burial and floral tributes included a Curtis factory wreath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Danforth
Grace Labrache
Main St
Lincoln St
I. F. Lusk
Methodist Church
Ed.ward F. Greene
Englewood Cemetery
Nashua
N. H
Labrache
Curtis Factory
Funeral Held From Home of Cousin for Mrs Donavan
The body of Mrs Alice Allen Donovan arrived from New York and lay at her cousin’s home at 98 Bolton Street. A requiem Mass was held at Immaculate Conception Church at 10 o’clock. interment followed in the parish cemetery. She was the daughter of Civil War veteran Corporal John Allen and leaves a husband Cornelius Donovan and a daughter. Bearers were John E Hayes J P Rowe Jeremiah Breault Michael Flannery Thomas Rowe and E L McMahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Allen Donavan
New York City
Bolton St
E. L. McMahon
Immaculate Conception
E. B. O’ Bryan
John Allen
Boyd-Corey Y
Classmates Send Wreath for Miss Brennan at Funeral
The funeral for Miss Mary Brennan was held Saturday from her grandmother’s home on Hudson Street. A requiem mass was sung at Immaculate Conception Church by Rev. W. H. Finnick, with burial in the parish cemetery. A wreath from Marlboro High School class of 1914 honored her, with bearers John Crotty, John Lynch, Fred Tighe, L. A. Galvin, Irving Keefe, and Michael Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brennan
Ry Brennan
Hudson St
Immaculate Conception
W. H. Finnick
Marlboro High School
John Crotty
John Lynch
Fred Tighe
L. A. Galvin
Irving Keefe
Michael Doyle
Stores Open Nights Across City For Holiday Shopping
The city mercantile committee decides stores will stay open every night from December 18 to December 24 to aid holiday shoppers. Board of Trade chairman Joseph F. Cosgrove announced the plan at city hall Friday. An executive committee banquet is set for January 20 with speakers to be secured. The arrangements committee includes President John P. Rowe and Secretary John E. Rice among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Committee
Board of Trade
Joseph F. Cosgrove
City Hall
Rowe
John P. Rowe
John E. Rice
Edgar Weeks
Stillman R. Stevens
The
Peoples Bank
Burial in Maplewood for 95 Year Old James A. Smith
The funeral for James A. Smith who died in Brooklyn after an accident was held Sunday. The body arrived by New Haven railroad at 9.41 and was taken to Maplewood cemetery for services conducted by Rev. H. J. Ballentine. He was 95 years and 1 month old, and his son married Cr. Albee’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
New Haven Railroad
Maplewood Cemetery
H. J. Ballentine
Costume Party at Home of Miss Blanche Boyd
A merry crowd gathered at the Newton Street home of Miss Blanche Boyd on Friday for a costume party. Games, ice cream and cake were served, followed by a lively program featuring solos, dances, readings and costumed guests such as Athenian goddess Delina Comeau and Japanese Blanche Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Blanche Boyd
Newton St
Anna Quinlan
Florence Taylor
Anna McDonald
Anna MacDonald
Florence Parks
Tyrene Lynch
Delina Comeau
Florence
Helen Parks
Florence Cogswell
Red Riding Hood
Jemina
Johhnie Joakes
Delia O’connell
Dorothea Burke
Alice Ryan
Jennie Morse
Rita Capen
A. L. Capen
Clifton Findley
Herbert W. Smith Returns from Boston Odette Co Tour
Herbert W. Smith comes home after five weeks touring with the Boston Odette Co. The group gave 30 concerts across Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and Michigan to strong reception. Smith visited Canyon coal mines in Pennsylvania and keeps a miner’s ramp as a souvenir before resuming roles as baritone soloist at Central Church and Dr Gifford's Church in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Smith
Boston Odette Co
West
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Smith
Great Canyon
Central Church
Dr. Gifford
Boston
Sunshine Club Hosts Christmas Gift Sewing Session
Miss Bessie Bond and Miss Carrie Williams hosted a Sunshine club gathering at Bond's Highland street home. Matrons Mrs. A C Lamson and Mrs. E H Kingsbury oversaw hospital sewing for Christmas gifts. The group adjourned to enjoy ice cream crackers and cake, with Frances Tourtellotte as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bond
Carrie Williams
Sunshine Club
Miss Bond
Highland St
A. C. Lamson
E. H. Kingsbury
Frances Tourtellotte
Former Parishioners Hear Adams Lecture on Italy
The Methodist church welcomed Rev. L. W. Adams for a lecture on Italy attended by about 150 views. Mr. and Mrs. Adams recently took the trip, and Mrs. Adams is expected to continue the talk later for the parishioners. The vestry was well filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Rosalie M. Simpson
Fayville
Marlboro
Mary L. Campbell
Grace Campbell
Cecilian Ladies’ Quartet
Boston
Simpson
Doris Bartlett
J. W. McDonald
W. A. Allen
Mary A. Campbell
Eliza Rock
Jennie Gannon
J. A. McCloskey
Methodist Church
L. W. Adams
Italy
Recount of three wards shows no material change
Recount of votes in Wards 1 6 and 7 in City Clerk P J Murphy s office found no material change from the original counts. Ward 7 tallied Williams 211 Chamberlain 210 with protestations resolved. Ward 1 Donahue Flansburg and O Toole totals adjusted. Ward 6 Gallagher Stevens Howe Tayntor tallies reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Murphy
Chester W. Williams
Alderan
John A. Chamberlain
Messrs. Williams
Chamberlain
Ae Winfield Pee
Met
O'Halloran
Flansburg
O’toole
Gallagher
Stevens
Howe
Tayntor
Wedding at Holy Trinity Church Sunday
A very pretty wedding took place in Holy Trinity Church on Sunday. The ceremony was described with traditional highlights and the couple received well wishes from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
Mrs. Mann Recovers After Gentle Operation
Mrs William Mann of Howland Street is reported to be improving after a gentle operation at the Carne Hospital in Boston. The update notes steady recovery and favorable signs from the medical team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mann
Howland St
Carne Hospital
Boston
Davitt Leases Berwick Theatre For Moving Pictures
John Davitt of this city has leased the South Berwick town hall in Maine for six months to show moving pictures. A competing bidder offered more, but Davitt secured the lease with a bold bid. Miss Sadie Davitt will play the piano there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davitt
South Berwick
Martin Dalton Named Candidate for Street Superintendent
Martin Dalton is a candidate for street superintendent. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Dalton and educated in this city. He joined City Engineer J Bigelow’s office years ago and worked there before joining Worcester city engineer staff. He lives with his parents and travels here nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Dalton
Dalton
Liberty Sr
J. ¥. Bigelow
Worcester
Floral tributes mark funeral service for Mrs. Rigney
Funeral held at St. Marys Church with John B. Chagnon and Joseph Lapierre in attendance. Interment at Immaculate Conception Cemetery under Louis bearers and Magloire Char Jr, James Conway, Dosithe Bernard, and Thomas Doyle. Floral tributes include wreaths of lilies roses and pinks from Edn Rigney Marlboro lodge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rigney
X. Larivieree
John B. Chagnognon
Joseph Lapierre
Immaculate Conception
Cemeery
Louisers
M. BE. I
Bear
Magloire Char Jr
James Conway Dosithe Bernard
Thomas Doyle
G Lets
Edn Rigney
Marlboro Lodge
D. & Club
Henry E. Sawyer
Dervle
Thomas Ily
Unclear Names Surface in Fragmentary Card Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including James Gallagher and Frank Rigney among others like S. Frank Herbert Barrett and Mr and Mrs M J Crotty. No clear event, place, or date evident. reads as a partial listing in a classified or notices section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gallagher
S. Frank Herbert Barrett
Frank Rigney
M. J. Crotty
Richer Elected President of Societe Laurier Meeting
At a largely attended meeting Societe Laurier elected leaders for the board and building committee. Officers include President Richer and Vice President Pregs ee with Joseph Lavigne as financial secretary and Honorius Rougeau as treasurer. Members total over 300 in a flourishing society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societe Laurier
Preg.s Ee
Edward Robert
Fin
Joseph Lavigne
Joseph
Savoie
Treas
Honorius Rougeau
Lucien Blanchette
Arthur Rougeau
Alex Senecal
Gideon Goulet
Bissonnette
Olivier Lefebre
Henry Murid Hamel
J . Lac
Minstrel Show Set for January 5 and 6 at Prin cess Theatre
Senator McCare will host a minstrel show by F. C. Curtis camp West City and Melvin Walker camp Westboro and A A Powers camp Hudson planned for January 5 and 6 with C F McCarthy as interlocutor and P G Col leary directing rehearsals and production in Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Curtis
Melvin Walker
Westboro
Banquet Honored Superior Court Jurors Weeks and Spearell
Henry P. Weeks and Charles W. Spearell attended a banquet for superior court jurors who served last spring. The event took place on a Saturday night at ten and included an evening at the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Spearell
Superior Court
Thea
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Baptist Ladies
G. A. R. Hall
Edith Whitman
Rosalyn Warner
Pearle Sanford
Imogene Forbush
Louis Ingalls
Clarence Marshall
Ralph Charlton
A. M. M.laughlin
Frank McKenzie
H. 8. Bartlett
C. S. Hyde
George Rathburn
Merle Casavant
A. A. Collins
J. H. Hurlburt
B. P. Smith
O. W. Halladay
BE. F. Sanford
J. H. Morrison
Blandin
Jennie Harrington
Edna Guilds
Herbert Vining
Alfred Lagoff
Elizabeth Hurlburt
Walter Wood
Guy Graham
Ralph Whitman
Monroe Brigham
A. M. Pickering
Ingalls
King Saul
Hudson
Maynard
Acton
Eddy
Sumner C. Gage
Samuel Churchill
Henry Price
Luther Carney
George BP. Allen
Gardner Drew
Ellis Alexander
Clarence Tyler
Fred Trowbridge
Maplewood
Woman's Club
Mrs. Simpson
MR. Adams
New England
Denholm
McKay Co
Worcester, Massa
Central New England
Toyland
Grace Emily ‘Gibson
Ralph Akroyd
William H. Donaghue
Percy Cameron
William Pratt
Grover Gondry
Leo Monte
Frank Waters
Harold Archer
Winnie Gibson
Raymond Caldwell
W. H. Osmond
Mill St
Miss Gibson
Girls' Friendly Society
Mrs. Akroyd
Edinboro St
Philip Gibson
Girls’ Friendly
Michael Burke
Bramingham Rd
Akroyd
Curtix
John. Davitt
Berwick
Richer
McCare
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