Temperance Rally Includes Open Forum and Talks
The six hundred attendees gathered for a day of temperance programing with welcomes by Rev. Frederick N and Rev. H. Packard. Speakers included H. P. Landers on law enforcement and A. J. Davis on school field issues. An evening session featured topics Public Morality and No License with an open forum.
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Ell
Shirley
Stow
Townsend
Weastford
Frederick N
H. L. Pack
Littleton
H. P. Landers
Mass
Total Abstinence Society
A. J. Davis
Anti Saloon League
Union
H. L. Packard
Siclen G. Rice
Loyal Temperance Legion
Eligabeth G
Silas N
Concord Junction
Home for the Holidays Names and Schools Absent on Recess
A list of students and teachers home for Christmas recess from Boston University Simmons College Trinity Washington Wheaton Mary Sweeney Bryant & Stratton and other institutions. Names include Ruth Smith Nettie Taylor Annie McCarron Grace Tan Gladys Taylor Marion Sullivan Pauline nt Carl Persons Frank May and many more.
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Ruth Smith
Boston University
Nettie Taylor
Simmons College
Boston
Annie McCarron
Trinity Fof
Guyer Fowler
University
Louis Sullivan
Edmund McPherson
Carl Marsh
Tufts College
Medford
Raymond Hamlin
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Ralph Newton
Dean Academy
Franklin
Hartwell Flood
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Charlies Jefts
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Walter Comeau
Mass. Agricultural College
Amherst
Mabel Comeau
Mystic
Mystic, Conn
Laura McPherson
Dublin
Christina Heffernan
Suffield
Conn
Grace Wood
Hull
Bertha Lawton
Wakefield
the Wolfenden
Bardwell
Perry
Mass
Irene Batley
Beverly
Jennie Naylor
West Acton
Agnes Greenhalgh
Agnes Richardson
Concord
Mrs Mary Heffernan Dies at 59 in Enfield Conn
Mrs Mary Heffernan wife of Timothy Heffernan died at her home in Scitico Enfield Conn Wednesday morning after months of illness. She was born in Ireland 59 years ago a daughter of John and Margaret Ivan and former Maynard resident. The body was brought to Maynard for burial and interred at St. Bridget's cemetery. She is survived by her husband one daughter Mrs Bella Nesbit of Enfield one brother Daniel Sullivan and four sisters.
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Mary Heffernan
Timothy Heffernan
Scitico
Enfeld
Conn
Heffernan
Maynard
Ireland
John
Margaret Ivan
St. Bridget’s
William Heffernan
Bella Nesbit
Enfield
Daniel Sullivan
Bazaar Success At Finnish Congregational Sale
The bazaar held Friday and Saturday evenings under the Finnish Congregational church on Walnut Street proved unqualifiedly successful. Many fancy articles were sold by the ladies both evenings. Saturday evening, following the sale, there was an entertainment.
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Walnut St
Ogden of Malden Visits Town Priday
John W. Ogden of Malden was in town Priday visiting local residents and attending community events. He spoke with locals about regional affairs and shared updates on Malden developments.
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John W. Ogden
Malden
Priday
Town Votes to Build Main Street High School
At adjourned town meeting the plan to locate a new high school on Main Street passed. The town will borrow 2000 dollars per year for up to bonds to fund a building costing around 30 to 60 thousand dollars, with site from the American Woolen Co. and a 100 by 100 foot lot not over five thousand dollars. A seven member committee was formed to purchase the site and oversee erection.
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B.u.chase
Main St
American. En Co
Arthur J. Coughlan
Servi Apan Ven
Hy Remittee
Aoe
P. J. Sullivan
Damien
A. B. Papineau
John W. Flood
Flood
B. J. Coughlan
C. H. Persons
P Persons
Kennedy
Miller
A. B. McCleary
A. J. Coughlan
James Mullin
B. J. Coughlin
Gavin Taylor
John W
Am Woolen Co
Bo Hotes
Howard A. Wilson
F. S. McCarron
George H. Creighton
William Naylor
Christmas Cantata Blessed by Methodist Sunday School
The Methodist Episcopal church celebrated Christmas with a morning service music program and a 7 pm cantata titled The Sign in the Sky. Nehemiah shepherds angels and wise men enact mercy tales with Miss Bertha E Batley as accompanist and readers including Edna Hinchcliffe and Grace Parkin. The performance featured a large crowd, strong rehearsal discipline, and praise for Mrs Howard A Wilson's directing and training.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Enterprise
A. Morrill Osgood
Howard A. Wilson
Nehemiah
Bethlehem
Philip
Shepherds
Zaide
Bertha E. Batley
Edna Hinchcliffe
Agnes Richardson
Grace
May Parkin
Frank Taylor
Bethlehem Gate
Hiram Parkin
Emma Greenhalge
Rebecca
Margaret
Gates
Lindsay Smith
Grace Parkin
Terra
Everett Toup Orillah
Agnes Richardson Zaida
Ruby Marchant
John Baylor
Baseball league plans and the elusive Clever One
The piece laments the absence of a celebrated baseball adviser as talks of a six team league for next season unfold. It muses on where the Clever One has vanished and hopes the mysterious figure may return, perhaps with Mike Donlin. Ina Bell visited Norwood with Thomas Bell earlier in the week.
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Baseball Miracle
Concord
Mike Donlin
Ina Bell
Thomas Bell
Norwood
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