Death of George S. Russell at 68 in Marlboro
George S. Russell died at 1 a.m. Saturday at his home 222 Pleasant St after heart failure. He was 68 years old and had been in frail health since June. Survived by his wife Hattie Bowker Wheeler two children Clifton B. Russell and Mrs Bertha Hanscom four grandchildren and several siblings. He served in Co B Fifth Massachusetts Regiment and played for the Fairmount baseball club. No funeral arrangements announced. family requests no flowers.
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George S. Russell
Pleasant St
Mr. B Russell
Iit
Mr. Russell
Otis
Lavinia Russell
Russell
Elm St
Milhamrd
Marlboro
Gates Academy
H. O. Russell
Forest Hall
Calley
John A. Frye
Fairmounts
Maine
Eastern Queen
Augusta
Dirigos
Androscoggins
Unions
Lewistons
Harry Bemis
Clevelands
Bugpell
Hattie Bowker Wheeler
Stedman Wheeler
Clifton B. Russell
Holyoke & Russell
Bertha Hanscom
Woodville
William S. Russell
Thelmas L. Russell
Samson Russel
Clifton Wheeler Russell
John Klewert
West Somerville
Herbert W. Rtussell
Unitarian Church
G.A.R
Gettysburg
Painting Gift to Mrs Larrabee from Choir
Mrs Larrabee the Methodist choir director received a surprise gift at Miss Violet Smith's Maplest home after rehearsal. Several oil paintings were presented and she chose one as a gift from the chair, followed by a social hour with refreshments.
Employees Entertained at the Houghton Home
BE F Houghton employees were hosted by Mr and Mrs Houghton on Maple Street Monday evening. The program focused on pleasure with a supper featuring baked goose and ice cream. Guests enjoyed songs, a recitation, and piano selections as committee members served.
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BE. F. Houghton
Salvation Army Meeting Highlighted by Cain Speech
Robert L. Cain spoke at the Salvation Army meeting on Sunday night. Miss Lizzie Reardon returned home in Brockton after visiting Mrs. Homer J. Parent at 42 Washington Street. Congressman John J. Mitchell addressed custom inspectors in Boston Saturday night.
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Robert L. Cain
Salvation Army
Lizzie Reardon
Brockton
Hee Ee
Homer J. Parent
Washington St
John J. Mitchell
Boston
Sunshine club hosts festive Hibernian hall party
A Christmas season event at Hibernian hall drew about 75 couples with students from Harvard Dartmouth St Lawrence Phillips Exeter and MIT among attendees. Flanagan's orchestra played a concert and grand march led by Philip Blake and Frances Tourtellette as refreshments and decor added to the club’s charitable spirit.
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Hone
Sunshine Club
Hibernian Hall
Harvard
Dartmouth
St. Lawrence Canton
N. Y
Amherst
Mass. Institute of Technology
Phillips Exeter Academy
Flanagan
Philip Blake
Frances Tourtellette
Page Bros
Hall
Mary Cutler
Harriet Lee
Pauline Howe
Hazel Allen
Helen Eager
Ruth Parker
Marguerite Fiderkin
Rowena Fuller
Thelma Howe
Marie Brown
Ruth Faunce
Freda Dawes
A. C. Lamson
George A. Howe
E. M Kingsbury
F. B Parker
Floating Hospital
Boston
Marlboro Hospital
Marion Hamilton
Dardana Lew
Sanford and Beracta in court for Marlboro liquor theft
William Sanford of North Providence and William Beracta of Providence arraigned on breaking and entering the Russell House and larceny of liquor valued at 200 dollars. Sanford held for grand jury on 500 dollars bail. Beracta held on 800 dollars bail with case continued a week. Sanford described as a boylike defendant, detailing a Marlboro route with Senacal and Berada, collecting liquor and receiving ten dollars. Judge McDonald and Atty. Rice commented on duty and plea.
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William Sanford
North Providence
William Beracta
Providence
Russell House
Sanford
Beracta
Shaughnessy
Berry
Marlboro
Senacal
Westboro
Bolton
Main St
Benneta
Worcester
Iiquor
Berada
Woonsocket
Connecticut
John BE. Rice
McDonald
Peoples Bank Named United States Depository
The Peoples National Bank has been allotted 10000 dollars by the Treasury Department to act as a United States depository. This award reflects the bank's high standing and reliability as a financial institution.
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Peoples National Bank
United States
Treasury Department
Sheriff Quinn to Attend Inaugural Ball in Boston
Sheriff John Quinn will attend the inaugural ball as announced to Mayor-elect Thomas H. O Halloran. A popular Boston figure, he served in both the state senate and house, was appointed by Gov Foss and won re election by a strong majority. He is praised for humane methods and self made status.
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John Quint
Thomas H. O'Halloran
Sheriff Quinn
Boston
State Senate
House of Representatives
Foss
Rector Osmond Commends Elks For Christmas Charity
As rector of the Episcopal church I express appreciation for the Elks society. Their generous giving brings joy to many and reflects the Christmas and Christian spirit. The act reveals human sympathy and the enduring influence of Jesus Christ on our thoughts and deeds.
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Episcopal Church
Society of Elks
Jesushrist
Painters Paperhang ers and Decorators Install New Officers
The Painters, Paperhang ers and Decorators union installed its newly elected officers on Friday night. Induction was led by William Davis as installing officer. Officers named: Charles Hamlin president George Edwards vice president Henry Sherman recording secretary Lawrence Bordelais financial secretary John G. Davis treasurer Arthur Demers warden R W Wood trustee. A social session followed with musical performances and refreshments.
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William Davis
Charles Hamlin
George Edwards
Henry B. Sherman
Lawrence Bordelais
John G. Davis
Treas
Arthur Demers
R. W. Wood
Ward
Miss Naz Madden Returns From Visit
Miss Naz Madden has returned from a recent visit, resuming her daily activities and engagements. She was reported to have enjoyed travel and cultural experiences during the trip, now settling back into routine.
Married at Bride's Home in Worcester Area
Nicholas Agelopolous and Miss Akarerene Kouvolvasle wed at the bride's home 90 Hone Street Sunday. Rev. Theodore Brusin oa Worcester officiated with Harris Golfinos as best man and Miss Mary Pappas as bridesmaid. The couple will honeymoon in Boston after a wedding reception and supper. Guests came from Worcester Boston Hudson and Lowell.
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Nicholas Agelopolous
Akarerene Kouvolvasle
Hone St
Theodore Brusinoa
Worcester
Harris Golfinos
Mary Pappas
Boston
Hudson
Lowell
Soldiers Defeat Sailors In Armory Basketball Bout
Company F beats the U S North Carolina sailors 32 to 29 at the armory Saturday night. A first-half lead gave way but the soldiers held on as sailors fouled themselves out and the final margin stayed two points. Referee Casey umpire Gregg scorer McKenzie timer Lusignan. Time 3 by 1 minute periods. Attendance 800.
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Company F
U. S
North Carolina
Armory
Co. F U
North Carolina Woeedward Rf
Long Snerman
Ecccas
Smith Cavanaugh
Walker
McDowel
Ceeswevaeweekee
Gregg Gaucher
Nseese
Co. F
No. Carolina
Long
Smith
Lombardi
Gregg
Sherman
Woodward
Ray
Cavanaugh
Cavanaudh
McDowell
W. H. Casey
J. S. McKenzie
Mr. Lusignan
Local Residents Improve Health and Return to Activity
James Keeley of Dow Place at Marlboro hospital with pneumonia is getting along nicely. Charles Favreau Lincoln 1 druggist confined to bed last week can now sit up. A long time local business figure, the second oldest in the city, marks 55 years in business and public service.
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James Keeley
Dow Place
Marlboro Hospital
Charles Favreau
Lincoln
Busine
Police Court Hears Heavy Docket At Hudson Station
The police court held its largest tenancy of the year with eight prisoners in six cells. Feeney of Hudson faced drunkenness charges after an assault and battery case and a stained night led him to pay a fine. Jarmeram was found guilty of assault and battery on Hagop Balian after conflicting testimonies and an Armenian interpreter aided the proceedings. Several men pleaded guilty to vagrancy and were discharged on condition they leave town.
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Edgar Weeks
Charles E. Feeney
Hudson
Lyons
Kanen
Serst
Crotty
Weeks
Arvedis Jarmeram
Hagop Balian
Edward Marks
J. J. Kelley
Balian
John Davis
Diamond M
Louis Roberts
Jarmerian
Liberty St
Berry
Joseph M. Farrell
Fred. A. Wright
Otis Pilfoyle
Wm. F. Flynn
Geo. Bamford
Southbridge
Webster
Curtis Factory Aims To Produce 7000 Pairs Daily
The Curtis factory expansion targets a daily output of 7000 pairs. The cutting department has grown to handle 6000 pairs, with random checks to reach the 7000 daily goal, seen as a New Year boost for workers.
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Curtis Factory
Curtis
Two Splendid Grappling Bouts At St Jean Hall
A large crowd watched George Lurich the Russian wrestler defeat Paul Alvarez in two straight falls. Lurich weighed 208 pounds, Alvarez 194, with a fast pace and technical exchanges edging the bout. In the second bout both men traded offense before Lurich claimed the decisive fall. Referee P. W. Hehir judged the matches fairly, and Tremblay of Montreal was announced to appear Monday night at St. Jean hall in a forthcoming lightweight bout.
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George Lurich
Paul Alvarez
St. Jean Hall
Lurich
Alvarez
Ak Alvarez
Offich
Nell Lariich
Hudson
Larich
Luric
Marchand
Manchester
Curtis
Brouillette Declines Return to Board of Overseers
Brouillette, longtime member and chairman of the board of overseers for the poor, told an Enterprise reporter Monday he would not seek another year. He previously filled a council seat and was elected as successor to the late Alexis Scott.
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Ee Meena
Mem
Board of Overseers the Poor
Brouilette
Alexis Scott
Edward J. Ryan Visits Ashland Friends in City
Edward J. Ryan of Ashland visited old friends in this city on Saturday. John Seeley, well known as .
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Edward J. Ryan
Ashland
John Seeley
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Sanford and Beracta Weld
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Peoples Bank
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