Public schools should keep their core aims over colleges
A local editor argues against making high schools into junior colleges and claims public schools must serve the practical needs of the many who cannot attend college. He praises Mr. Dickinson as a capable teacher and criticizes guideboard misstatements in Middlesex and Worcester counties. Murat Halstead named lead editorialist for Boston Common.
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Ing
Mathes
Boston
Palmer
Stone
Capen
Normal College
Fach
Mr. Dickinson
Clinton Courant
Blankville
Middlesex County
Worcester County
Maynard Libel Trials Reach Supreme Court
Legal actions stemming from a Maynard report saw Howland and Ellis suing Blake Manufacturing Co. and others for libel. The town of Maynard faced a verdict against it for publishing the report. Juries found for plaintiffs in several related cases while some defendants claimed privilege. A sequence of trials, damages, and appeals followed as the matter moved toward the supreme court.
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Blake Manufacturing Co
Howland and Ellis
Blodgett
Howland
Maynard
Supreme Court
Arthur H. Howland
Geo. Flood
H. H. McGrail
A. D. Holt
Augustus Newton
Messrs. Flood
Newton
Holt
Boston
Foran Turner
Wood Bros
Dewey
Charles A. Wood
John F. Wood
Funeral of Mrs Sadie A Clark at Summit Street Home
The funeral for Sadie A Clark wife of Lorenzo Clark and daughter of Mrs Jane Ann Haire was held last Friday from her Summit street residence. Rev Blanchard spoke tenderly of the deceased and family. A Maynard Sunderland and Haighe quartet sang Come Unto Me Shall We Meet Beyond the River and God Be With Us Till We Meet Again. The white casket was adorned with flowers. The remains were taken to Glenwood for interment. She was 25, survived by husband and two children. She bore illness with Christian heroism and resigned peace as she passed surrounded by loved ones.
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Sadie A. Clark
Jane Ann Haire
Lorenzo Clark
Summit Street
Mr. Blanchard
A. Maynard
Nellie Sunderland
Joseph Haighe
Glenwood
Christmas shoppers urged to visit Littlefield and Mead stores
W. L. Mead promotes inexpensive Christmas gifts and a full range of reading matter with War Library offers at five cents. Littlefield advertises chemises and underwear, spectacles and eye glasses, and a solid silver frill knife for 1.50 while Chas. Sherland runs a milk route delivering fresh milk year round at 4 cents per quart.
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W. L. Mead
Chas. Sherland
Littlefield
W. L. Mead’s
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Murat Halstead
Golden Shore
Episcopal Church
J. N. Haire
Alfred Haire
Henry Clark
Elmer Clark
Wm. K. Denniston
Amherst F. Durkee
West Acton
The
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
O. A. Knowlton
the Universalist Society
Willard
Littlefield’s
Town Hall
Acton Centre
Edwin Wilder
Hingham
Elisha Cutler
D. H. Hall
James D. Coburn
Helen I. Cole
Gertrude Cutler
Fitchburg Railroad Co
Nash’s Crossing
C. B. Stone
G. A. Torrey Foe
W. F. Stevens
Treas
H. Mead
Forman
James Kinsley
S.A. Guilford
F. R Knowlton
H. T. Clark
C. S. Twitchell
Wakefield Association
Houghton & Whitcomb’s
A. Littlefield
Sec
Littlefield's
H. A. Littlefield
Sable
the Times
Children’s
York
W.B. Case
Maynard Block
Midynard
Creighton
Emain d
Tion
Main St
Nason St
Dr. Moffet
Adams
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
Middlesex Ss
Rebecca A.alcom
Abel G Haynes
Ata
Lowell
Ani
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J MeIntire
Esquire
Folsom
Register
A. D. Russell
Sandard Dry Goods
Marlboro Dye House
N. S. Daniels
Pate
Peoples National Bank
Peoywwes National Bank
Rapgood
Stow
Enterprise Office
Horace Tuttle
W. A. Cunningham
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