Middlesex Factory Sees High Output During Holidays
About 2509 pairs of stoel are being about daily at the Middlesex factory. Charles H. Allen, laid up with rheumatism, is improving in health. Harold Weeks is expected home from the University of Maine for Christmas holidays. Mrs. George Hosmer visited in Fitchburg. Philip J. Burke named for secretary of the Board of Trade to be elected in January. Patrons visit at F C Curtis camp meeting. Nora A. Leary and Wiperly visiting East Main Street home of Mrs. Looney. Miss Clover Geddes at Froebel Normal Kindergarten School in Connecticut for Christmas vacation.
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Middlesex
Charles H. Allen
Harold Weeks
The
University of Maine
Philip J. Burke
Board of Trade
Nora A. Leary
Worcester
Wiperly
Mrs. Looney
East Main St
Clover Geddes
Froebel. Normal
Connecticut
Highland St
Page Bros Electric Sign Draws Compliments
A new electrical sign W at Page Bros created by the Whisigh Co attracted great attention last evening with many complimentary remarks. The sign was designed constructed and placed in position by the Whisigh Co.
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Page Bros
Wh! Sigh Co
Marlboro Dominates Maynard In 42-20 Victory
Marlboro jumped to a 19-0 lead and widened the gap to 42-20 by the end of the third period as Maynard failed to match the visitors' early pace. Costello led Marlboro with nine baskets while Lacasse and Gibbons starred for Maynard in a lopsided cooperative hall basketball game Tuesday night.
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Maynard
Marlboro
Heng
Costello
Lacasse
Cibbons
Miss Grace Poel Appointed Bancroft Street Principal
Miss Frances Nagle resigns as Bancroft Street School principal after a Monday committee meeting. Grace Poel is named principal and Nagle will remain as teacher, with Nagle noted as one of the oldest Maynard teachers and the post created when the school opened. Friction over assistance is mentioned as a factor.
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Grace Perley
Bancroft’ St
Frances ‘Nagle
Bancroft St
Miss Nagle
Grace Poel
Miss. Nagle
Maynard
Bancroft St. School
Death of Mrs Annie E Cullen at her father's home
Mrs Annie E Cullen widow of William Cullen died Monday at 6 10 am at her father John McCarthy's War ren st. after nine months illness. Born Sept 18 1875 in town she leaves three children Esther L Joseph F and William, two sisters and four brothers. Funeral Wednesday at 9 am with a requiem mass at St Bridget's Church conducted by Rev Walter J Browne, burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Annie E. Cullen
William Cullen
John McCarthy
Warren St
Esther L
Joseph F
William
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter J. Browne
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Christmas Services At St George Church Schedule
St George Church announces Christmas day Eucharists at 6 am and 10 30 am with a children service and tree event at 3 50 pm. The 10 20 am service music includes hymns, creeds, an offertory anthem, and organists George W. Cuttell and Mary Papineau. A poem prize winner is noted. Mrs M F Pope of Westdale visits her daughter Mrs C S Fowler. Mrs Pope is 88 and active.
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ST. George’s Church
M. F. Pope
Westdale
C. S. Fowler
Milford leads Central Mass league with 586 points in 15 games
The Central Massachusetts basketball standings show Milford atop scoring with 586 points across 15 games. Finn of Marlboro is the season high with 70 baskets, followed by Kenney of Milford with 49 and Costello of Marlboro with 47.
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Milford
Peweernee
Marlboro
Worcester
Lowell
Opponents
Fitchburg
Northboro
Holliston
Maynard
Finn
Kenney
Costello
Hanlon
Allison
Finneran
Leland
Holly
Walker
Amiott
Renkert
Lowell defeats Northboro 32 to 27 in a fast game
Lowell wins 32 27 over Northboro A C in Lowell. Clark stars for Lowell with nine baskets from the floor while Turner shines for Northboro. The contest features a well played effort from both teams and highlights scoring by Clark.
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Lowell
Northboro A. C
Clark
Turner
Lowell Northboro Townsmen Edge Towne in Scrappy Match
Goals from floor by Clark nine Lacasse five Turner four Towne two Roderick Walker Trudeau two. Lowell earns four fouls Northboro five. Referee J Gillon. Four 15‑minute periods.
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Marlboro
Maynard McCapey
Lacasse Tomote
Flaherty
Healy
Sebastian Beadas
Gibbons
Kelly
Sebastian
Iybons
Maynard
Reardon
Worcester
Oe Ghiloni
Ledverd
Ondance
LOWELL _NORTHBORO
Towne Macpherson
Shugrue If
Trudeau Mivarig
Ceesy
Walker Follansbee
Roderick Lacasee
Scees
Turner
Clark
Lacasse
Towne
Roderick Walker
Trudeau
Lowell
Northboro
J. Gillon
Fire Perhaps Incendiary At Cambridge Street Building
Five independent investigations began into the Cambridge street blaze that killed Hosemen Charles Willett and Dennis Walsh and badly injured Hoseman William McCarthy. Authorities seek responsibility amid a $25,000 loss from the brick building collapse and fire.
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Boston
Cambridge Street
Charles VA. Willett
Dennis A. Walsh
William J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Willett
Walsh
Christmas Sale Specials Across Pantry Items
Readable notice advertises a Christmas sale featuring 10¢ mix nuts and walnuts with citron, plum pudding, large cans mince meat, best tea 35c, Rich Blend Coffee 25c, olives in a bottle, and a Light House scan.
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Franklin
Phonograph
Universal Sound Box
Pony
A. T. Haynes & Co
Concord
Hazel and Brooks State Road
East Acton, Ass
George Hosmer
Henry Weeks
Prospect Sr
F.C. Curtis
Paradies
Springfield
Simper
Jesus
Morley
George W. Cuttell
Mary Papineau
R. Pantom
Main
T. F. Parker
DiStasio
Pure Food Market
Maynard, Mass
Bed Snyder
Northmarket
Jacob Oberg
Main St
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