Death Notice for 58 Year Old Maynard Resident
Bridget's church mourns as 58 year old resident Mahoney, credited to Maynard, died suddenly after illness. survived by wife, a daughter, and two brothers Cornelius and William. Beautiful funeral rites at St. Bridget's featured solemn Mass with Rev. Ed Crowley officiating. Interment followed at St. Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
Maynard
Cornelius Ton
William
St. Bridget's
Crowley
Edwin Walsh
Charles
Puffer Retired Brass Finisher Dies After Long Career
Alvin Puffer died after a life in Lexington and Concord farms. He learned brass finishing from his father and helped build Sons Manufacturing until retiring in 1901. He long loved machinery and kept a shop in retirement. Survived by wife Josephine and four children Willis Irwin Winthrop Alvin Davis 2d Maynard. Funeral held January 28 at 2 PM.
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Eatin
Alvin D. Rataaianyose
Toto
Lexington
Elle Brag Concoré
Friend’s School
Providence
One Sons
Concord
Puffer
Simon W. Robinson Lodge A. Ff & A M
Hoya: Arch Masons of
Arlington
Odd Fellows
Maynard Henry Ford declines Old Folks Ball invitation
Henry Ford and his wife regret they cannot attend the White Cross Guild Old Folks Dance on the eve of Jan 20 as they have left for their home in Dearborn Michigan. A letter to Miss Mildred Morgen confirms the declined invitation from the guild committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
White Cross Guild
Dearborn
Michigan
Mildred Morgen
Guild
Ruth Foster
Jameson
John Maley
Chanies K. of C
Mehall
Boston
Litchfield
Uynch
Diary
Cambridge
Monmorging
Fred Loftus
T. T
Maynard
C. H. S. Twirler
Hartford
Dick Loftus
Brooklyn
George McCormack
Frank
Roy
James Doyle
Dorchester
Boyle
John Boyle
Alice McCormack
William Smith
Pine Street
Exhibition on February 8 Demonstrates Live Telephone Switchboards
Hudson residents are invited to February 8 events showing real switchboards on stage with live operators from Concord Lowell Salem Boston and Framingham. The demonstration will include operating storage and ringing generators lamps cords plugs and keys to reveal central office functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Harrington
Concord
Mass
Wer
Lowell
Laurie
Jem
Kohn
McHabb
Salem
Hughes
Boston
Cocran
Framingham
Ground Hog Sees Shadow Predicts Six Weeks More Winter
The groundhog emerges from its den on Christmas Day and sees its shadow, signaling six additional weeks of cold and snowy weather. The ritual curtails early spring hope and reinforces the familiar folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Middlesex School Edges Country Way 1 0 In Batemans Pond
The Middlesex hockey team won a close contest against Country Way School of West Newton at Bateman's Pond Saturday afternoon by 1 to 0. Captain Gordon Smith scored the lone goal on a pretty shot from the corner. Country Day pressured late but Middlesex held firm with Fuller Woodworth Howard and Almy Fisher Kent Smith Johnson Ware among the standout defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Country Way School
West Newton
Bateman's Pond
Gordon Smith
Ilis
Country Day
Middlesex
Fuller, Woodworth
C ‘Howard
Almyrn
Tw Fisher
Kent Smith
Id Rd Johnson
Ware
Notre Dame degree team to hold public whist party
The Notre Dame degree team will conduct a public whist party in Elks hall tomorrow night. Community notices include local moves and visits such as Henry Fahey relocating to Manning Street tenement and Mrs Mary Dolan visiting her brother on Lincoln Street this week. The Rotary club will host T. Frank Joyce of Boston & Maine at the Community house tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Elks Hall
Mary Dolan
Boston
James McNiff
Lincoln Street
T. Prank Joyce
Boston & Maine Railroad
Rotary Club
Ouight
Mrs Mary J Maguire dies at 79 in Concord home
Concord resident Mary J Maguire died at her home 31 Belknap street after living in the city fifty nine years. She was born in Ireland seventy nine years ago. She is survived by husband Thomas J Maguire four daughters three sons nineteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Maguire
Concord
Belknap Street
Concord State Guard Veteran Association Reunion Dinner
The sixth annual reunion and dinner of the Concord State Guard Veteran Association will be at the Colonial Inn on Wednesday Feb 10 at 730 PM. Members will hear news of the state organization and enjoy first class entertainment. Committee includes President Warren B, Secretary Winthrop T Hodges, Treasurer Arthur B Brooks, Sergt 5oe Corp To hus, and Bugler W Walter M i's. Thoreau street resident has gone to Jacksonville Florida. The annual banquet of the Concord Firemen's Relief Association was held at the Central Fire station Thursday evening with Chief Bilas A Bean as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord State Guard Veteran Association
Colonial Inn
Warren. B
Winthrop T. Hodges
Arthur
Brooks
5Oe Corp
Tohus
W. Walter M. i
Thoreau Street
Jacksonville
Florida
Concord Firemen's Relief Association
Central Fire Station
Bilas A. Bean
Norembega Lodge Holds Basket Party in Odd Fellows Hall
Norembega Lodge Sons of Norway held a largely attended basket party and dance in Odd Fellows hall Friday evening. The organizing committee included President Arnold Westrum, Herman Vanson, Christian Olson, Erling Johnson, and Ole Burstae.
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Norembega Lodge
Sons of Norway
Odd Fellow's Hall
Arnold Westrum
Herman Vanson
Christian Olson
Erling Johnson
Ole Burstae
Concord Lodge of Elks Initiates Six Candidates
In Exalted Ruler Benjamin Derby's absence due to surgery, Esteemed Leading Knight Edward W. Sheehan led a Tuesday meeting of the Concord Lodge of Elks. Six candidates were initiated and entertainment included Henry Marte and vocal performances by Ruel F. LeClair and John Mullaney. The second anniversary banquet is planned for February 1 at 7 PM in the Veteran's Building. A whist party is scheduled for Tuesday evening in the lodge rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge OF Elks
Benjamin Derby
Emerson Hospital
Edward W. Sheehan
Henry Marte
Ruel F. LeClair
John Mullaney
Veteran's Building
Last Rites for Leonard Metcalf
Leonard Metcalf noted for long service in municipal water works including reservoirs pumping stations and distribution systems He advised testified on water projects in several cities and contributed to major industry journals He lived much of his life in Concord Massachusetts attended MIT and led local water and sewer boards Funeral held at First Parish Meeting House with local clergy. burial in West Hollow Cemetery Survived by two sisters Alice and Mary C Metcalf
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Metcalf
San Francisco
Denver
DeMoines
Indianapolis
Pmervon
N. J
Utica
N. Y
American and
New England Water Works’ Associations
American Society of Civil Engineers
Manual of
Galveston
Tex
Houghton
Ama Augusta (Leonard) Metcalf
Concord
Concord Bee
Massachusetts Ina of Technology
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Coers
Oe Ee, Se Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners
Alumni Association
The
Institute of Technology
Corporation
Institute
Prmee
Eutr
Union of Boston
Engineering Clubs
Boston
New York
University Club of Chicago
Social
Johannes A. G. Fagginger Auer
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
Barton
Raymond Robinson
Pee
King’s Chapel
Orga
Est Hollow
Alice
Mary C. Metcalf
Mr. Metcalf
Fire department fights January chimney blazes on Glendale Street
On a zero degree night with an icy gale Tony Ollin braved the roof on Glendale street to pour chemical into a blazing chimney. Fire headquarters reported eleven calls during January, most for chimney fires.
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Tony
Ollin
Glendale Street
North Pole
Acton Street Hill Set Aside for Coasting
Through a selectmen order Acton street hill was set aside for coasting last week. Automobiles were restricted during hours when the public enjoyed the coasting. Nights drew crowds of coasters from ages six to sixty.
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Acton Street
Maynard Town Election Off ers Feb Republican caucus fails
The Maynard town election set for Monday opens at 6 00 am and closes at 4 00 pm. The Republican caucus failed to certify nominees by 5 00 pm Wednesday causing the party to have no official nominees on the ballot. Some candidates run on nomination papers as the town moves to elect selectmen trustees school committee and other offices with several contested races and unopposed incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vooprative Hall
Vier
Franke $. Binks
Kate
Maynard
Republican Party
Public Library
Soldier's Memorial
Nellie May
Maynrnd
Charlotte Stockbridge
Maynard Woman's Club
Alice &. Howe
The
Grange
Alice Nagle
Adelaide Sims
Maynard Grange
Soldiers’ Memorial
Edwin Carlton
John C. King
Frank &. Binks
Board of
Thomas King
Oliver Trees
Roy McCormack
Orrin S. Fowler
Charlies Irwin
John C. Thompson
William P. Scully
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Ynawd
Weo
John
Heuri Howoue
Wilenteu
Bridget
Churcea
Fiat
St. Bridget’s Ceme
Sa Jain’ ST. Maynaro
Itors
Institution For
Massachusetts
Alvin Pufeer
Ford
L. W. Jones
Tire Shop
Great Rd
Helen Keller
Washington
Miss Keller
Anne Sullivan Macy
Herbert M. Lord
Henry Fahey
Si Tant
Marlboro
Manning Str
Measian Breault
Eadward Ambrose
Edward Ambros
River Street
Clinton Hospital
Monahan
Lewis Hubert
Broad Sire
Lamson & Soup
Catholic Daughters of A America
Hik’s Hall
Warren Z. Safford
Judson Savings Bank
Norembega
Buick Motor
Noyes
Buick
Leonard Metcalf
Acton
Albert Hendrickson
Albert Mullin
William Mann
Cham Ayotte
Joe Butterworth
John Higgins
Board of Health
Lewis Shaw
Howard Gaker
John Connors
Nicholas Driscoll
Harold Hansen
Arthur Welber
Frank &. Sanderson
George H. Gutteridge
Herbert W. Martin
Wm. H. Brindley
Soldiers, Memorial
Charles H Persons
Carl Peterson
Soldiers Memorial
Carlton Democrat
Oneil Cham Ayotte
Roy — Oliver Ee
Orrin &. Fowler
Irwin Democrat
Wm. Scully
John C. ‘Thompson
Poor
Jones
Democrat
Trustee Public Library
Nellie C. May
Tree
Wm. Bishop
Patrick Kane
Trustee Soldiers Memorial
Constable
Harold K. Hanson
Arthur Webber
Maynard Council K. of
Cooperative Hall
Joseph Croseen
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