Voters Break Record at Town Caucus Nominates Eight for Selectmen
The Republican caucus at Cooperative hall saw the largest town vote to date with 346 ballots cast. Harry B. Morse led the field for selectman with 168 votes, followed by Albert J. Smith 156 and Frank Binks 148. Dr. Daniel Goodenow won the three-year school committee seat by 26 votes over William Naylor, while Thomas Wright beat Levi R. Cheney for overseer of the poor by 13 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Gavin Taylor
John W. Flood
Republican Committee
Harry B. Morse
Albert J. Smith
Frank Binks
Albert Smith
Harry Morse
John O. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Ralph Whitehead
James R. Bent
Peter Wilcox
Benjamin CC. Brown
Daniel Goodenow
William Naylor
Thomas Wright
Levi R. Cheney
Overseer of the
Benjamin C. Brown
George H. Gutteridge
John B. Kelley
Michael F. Mullin
John Lawton
Thos. Wright
Board OF Health
Orrin
Fowler
Ida Aees
Funeral of Mrs Catherine Maley at St Bridget’s Church
Funeral services were held Thursday at 9 o clock in St Bridget s church for Mrs Catherine Maley with Rev Patrick D Meagher celebrant and Whalen s requiem high mass sung by organist A A Hilferty William P Scully and James B Farrell. Burial followed in St Bridget s cemetery. Relatives from Milwaukee Noblesville Lynn Westwood Hudson Gleasondale and Waltham attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Maley
St. Bridget’s Church
Patrick D. Meagher
Whalen
A. A. Hilferty
William P. Scully
James B. Farrell
Mr. Farrell
Joseph Byron
Lynn
Timothy B. Moynihan
P. H. Murphy
James J. Hilferty
Patrick McGrath
Frank Lawton
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Milwaukee
Wis
Noblesville
Ind
Westwood
Hudson
Gleasondale
Waltham
Evening Service Illustrates Palestine at Methodist Church
At the Sunday evening service the Methodist Episcopal church held an illustrated lecture The Good Samaritan by Rev. A Morrill Osgood with colored views by Alvah Dockerty. A quartet Misses Harriet and Jennie Naylor Hiram Parkin and Albert Hodgess sang Let the lower lights be burning Throw out the lifeline and Onward Christian soldiers. songs accompanied by vivid views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Morrill Osgood
Alvah Dockerty
Palestine
Harriet
Jennie Naylor
Hiram Parkin
Albert Hodgess
Anniversary of Band Celebrates Fifth Year at Albam Hall
The National band marked its fifth anniversary at Albam Temperance hall with a large gathering Saturday evening. Delegates came from Fitchburg Gardner Worcester and Quincy. A full program featured band selections, welcomes, annual report by President Victor Oksanen, a poem by Miss Ida Pekkala, talks by S Syrjanienni and George Hekkala, intermission, refreshments, and dancing late into the night.
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Albam Temperance Hall
National Band
Fitchburg
Gardner
Worcester
Quincy
A. Heiskari
Victor Oksanen
Ida Pekkala
George Hekkala
The
Alku Temperance Society
Funeral for Joseph Armitage Held by Spinner's Union and Club
The funeral for Joseph Armitage took place at St George's church with procession by the Spinner's Union and Cricket and Athletic club. Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau led the service and burial was in Glenwood cemetery with pallbearers from both groups and about 80 members marching from Cannon's hall under marshal Bernard Garrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Armitage
St. George's Church
Spinner’s Union and Cricket and Athletic Club
Arthur Bradford Papineau
Glenwood Cemetery
Thomas Breck
Charles Spence
William Moynihan
Spinner’s Union
Wilson Cutteil
Thomas Murray
Ernest Boothroyd
Cricket Club
Bernard Garrigan
Marshal
Cannon's Hall
Third Degree Exemplified at Welch Lodge Meeting
At the Charles A. Welch lodge A F A M on Thursday evening there was an exemplification of the third degree for two candidates. The exercises were followed by a collation served by Fred Hayward Thomas Osher Robert Denniston James R Bent and William Hooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Welch
Lodge A. F. A. M
Fred Hayward
Thomas Osher
Robert Denniston
James R. Bent
William Hooper
Union Service Set Between M E and Congregational Churches
A union service takes place this Wednesday evening at the Congregational church. The second in the series will be held Friday evening February 11 at the M E church. Miss Veronica Burdo, previously ill with grippe, resumes her duties as teacher at Bancroft Street School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Veronica Burdo
Grippe
Bancroft St
Francis S Parker of Bedford Dies in Boston
Francis S Parker of Bedford died at his Boston residence 391 Commonwealth Ave Friday Jan 28. Burial services were held at Trinity Church Boston Sunday Jan 30. He is survived by wife Harriet Anderson Parker and two sons John and William, remembered as a kindly gentleman active in Bedford’s interests and charitable causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis S. Parker
Bedford
Boston
Trinity Church
Harriet Anderson Parker
John
William
Parker
Lost Verdicts for Defendants in Carter Religious Suit
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled in favor of Bishop William Lawrence and Rev Arthur Papineau in the Mrs Effie A Carter case. The decision held religious rights cannot be enforced in civil courts and that exclusion from communion was within ecclesiastical authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Effie A. Carter
Wayland
Bishop Lawrence
Arthur Bradford Papineau
Maynard
St. George's Episcopal Parish
Cochituate
Carter
Supreme Court
Efe A. Carter
William Lawrence
Protestant Episcopal Church
Arthur B. “Apinean
St. George's Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Supreme Bench
Braley
Commonwealth
Papineau
Dr True’s Elixir Promises Worm Expulsion for Children
An advertisement warns guardians to guard children against pinworms and stomach worms with Dr True’s Elixir Expeller. It lists symptoms such as upset stomach, swollen lips, pale face, balling belly, itching, and teeth grinding. It claims quick worm expulsion and stomach relief for all ages. Advice free with dealers selling at 35c 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. True
John Glass
Houston
Texas
Cooperative Slaughtering and Rendering Plant On Market
Plant offers $100000 equipment cost with $25000 cash to stay. Includes main building two stories with two artesian wells and a 50 ton refrigerating plant plus a 50 ton ice machine and 250 H. P. engine. Includes B and M railroad connection, elevators, and adaptable facilities for manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Slaughterng and Rendering Co
B. & M. Rai Brack Connection
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