Concord Council presents cane to retiring district deputy
At the Concord council Knights of Columbus installation of officers Tuesday evening, Past District Deputy Good received a gold headed cane from Concord council members. The event noted that K of C member K L Abbott had sold the Elm Street Musketaquid Road house previously occupied by him.
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Grafton St. L
Abbott
Elm St
Musketaquid Road
Concord Council
K. of C
Good
Death of Mary Baker Lincoln resident aged 86
Mrs. Mary Baker, an elderly Lincoln resident aged 86, died of pneumonia after a period of ill health. She leaves two sons and a daughter. one son, George N. Baker, lives in Concord. Funeral services were held at her home Monday at 2 p.m. Interment followed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Next Sunday in Trinitarian church marks the 24th anniversary of the Christian Endeavor movement with morning and evening services led by local and visiting leaders.
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Lincoln
Mary Baker
Trinitarian Church
Christian Endeavor Movement
Christian Endeavor Society
Installation of Concord K of C Officers by Boston visitors
Tuesday evening D. D. Whelan and Suite of Boston installed Concord council officers. G. K. Hugh P. Sheasgreen D. G. K. Charles M. Bryan C. J. M. Ma Fuan W. Thos. P. Varley chaplain Rev. Mortimer E. Toomey L.G. Wm. Chisholm G. Jas. Flannery. Banquet followed at the Colonial directed by William E. B. Rand.
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D. D. Whelan
Boston
Concord Council
G. K
Hugh P. Sheasgreen
Charles M. Bryan
J. M. Ma Fuan
Thos. P. Varley
Mortimer E. Toomey
L.G
Wm. Chisholm
Jas. Flannery
Colonial
William EB. Rand
Concord Bowler Team Falls to Maynard By 34 Pins
Maynard bowling team defeated Concord by 34 pins with scores 1284 to 1230. Maynard posted frames 412 424 6428, while Concord marked 420 387 423.
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Stalleys
Concord
Maynard
The Saffron Trunk at Concord Dramatic Club
Concord Dramatic club presents an original three act comedy The Saffron Trunk on Thursday evening to the public. The performance features a strong cast including Elizabeth Hurd Great Aunt Lois Maxine Spencer and Richard Graham with George Root and Major Copley Creighton. The production is directed by Henry D Coolidge with Miss Barrett assisting and John M Keyes in charge of lighting.
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Concord Dramatic Club
Elizabeth Hurd
Ellen King
Lois
G. E. Walcott
Maxine Spencer
Elizabeth
M. Irving Motte
Sarah Prince
Contry
Harriet G. Brown
Richard Graham
Maxine
Hugh K. Hatfield
Raoul Vionsky
George F. Root
Bertie Walsingham
W. D. Howe
Major Copley-Creighton
George Hollis Blake
Enoch Todd
Clement R. Ford James
Richard
Samuel H. Tuttle
G. W. Hopkins
Henry D. Coolidge
Miss Barrett
Murray Ballou
Allen French
Miss Gage
Charles H. Pepper
John M. Keyes
William H. Howard
Ashley P. Howe
D. Ripley Gage
Joseph 8. Richardson
F. Rodman Titcomb
Championship Dispute Over Bowling Champion
The Enterprise records a challenge to Jerome Gleason from John Watson at Monument Street Alleys. Watson argues Gleason’s claimed title is invalid after boasting of easy wins and failing to bowl. Rand and Miner also threaten further challenges if Watson loses, with a potential supper wager at the Colonial.
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Enterprise
John Watson
Jerome Gleason
Watson
Monument Stalleys
Gleason
Hudson List of Jurors Appointed for Ensuing Year
The selectmen appoint a long list of jurors for the coming year. Names include Otis L. Adams John J. Burkill Frank E. Brown George E. Bryant John H. Barrett Allen E. Balch Robert Osterhout J. Wallace Brown Frank W. Bruce George I. Brodeur Robert C. Burrington Frank E. Brigham A. E. Coolidge Arthur L. Cundall Timothy J. Conlin Calvin B. Cox Ranson A. Guernsey Charles G. Fairbanks Plincy E. Graves David Goodale Frank C. Hapgood A. F. Hitchings Anson B. Howe Willard S. Jefts Fred J. Hobbs L. Warren Jennison Edmund D. Jewett Wilbur F. Jenkins Daniel J. Kane Arthur T. Knight Timothy J. Keefe Andrew J. Cunningham John J. Lyons E. S. Locke Benjamin R. B. Lovett John Lynch J. A. Lunt Richard Moscrop A. H. Marshall John J. Manning William H. Moulton J. Walcott John B. Walsh Herbert P. Whittaker F. H. Wood Edward F. Worcester Joseph T. Kerrigan Charles H. Moore Ist Lawrence Be. Murphy Thomas F. Mahoney W. A. Morel Darby P. Magorty J. Frank Murray James Manson Arthur B. Merrill W. D. Ordway George Peters Crawford E. Prescott A. Proctor Powers G. A. Packard W. S. Powell F. H. Robinson W. A. Robbins Fred S. Rowell A C. Safford Peter J. Sharon Theodore Stronach Charles J. Sawyer Alson Taylor Lane Thorndike Frank Taylor Fred F. OTrull.
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Otis L. Adams
John J. Burkill
Frank E. Brown
George E. Bryant
John H. Barrett
Allen E. Balch
Robert Osterhout
J. Wallace Brown
Frank W. Bruce
George I. Brodeur
Robert C. Burrington
Frank E. Brigham
A. E. Coolidge
Arthur L. Cundall
Timothy J. Conlin
Calvin
John J. Lyons
E. 8
Locke
Benjamin RB. Lovett
John Lynch
J. A. Lunt
Richard Moscrop
A. H. Marshall
John J. Manning
William H. Moulton
J. Walcott
John B.walsh
Herbert P. Whittaker
F. H. Wood
Edward F. Worcester
Joseph T. Kerrigan
Charles H. Moore Ist
Lawrence BE. Murphy
Thomas
Charles J. Sawyer
Alson Taylor
Lane Thorndike
Frank Taylor
Fred F. O'Trull
Surprising Clark College Meet Highlights
The Clark College athletic meet closed with Francis M. Baldwin dominant in the first two contests and tying for first in yesterday’s events. Samuel R. Coghlan and Philip N. Glazier delivered the meet’s surprise performances Coghlan scoring eight points with a first and second place while Glazier, new to competition, won the high dive and placed third in run and pole vault for a seven point total.
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Philip Glazier
Clark College
Francis M. Baldwin
Samuel R. Coghlan
Philip N. Glazier
Coghlan
Glazier
Worcester Telegram
Tax Collector McCarthy resigns effective February tenth
Daniel I. McCarthy resigns as tax collector to take effect Feb. 10. His bond ends April first and he will not seek re election. A small amount of 1904 taxes remains uncollected among the town’s largest taxpayers.
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McCarthy
Daniel I. McCarthy
Selectmen
Hudson High Forum Elects and Installs Officers
A Hudson High School Forum meeting convened in the principal’s room Tuesday evening with President Harold Glazier in charge. The primary business was the election and installation of new officers for the coming term.
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Hudson High School Forum
Harold Glazier
Deaths in Marlboro Area Highlight Local Notables
Miss Annie E. Brown of Marlboro dies at 95 West Main street after heart failure. Funeral at Immaculate Conception church. Sidney A. Brigham, 64, former Page factory foreman, dies at son Melville’s in Hingham. flag at half staff. Mrs Annie Gamage Beatley dies at 102 Congress street Milford after heart disease. services held. Mrs Hannah H. Flanders, ected Marlboro resident, dies at 20 Bicknell street after a long illness.
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Annie E. Brown
West Main St
Marlboro
Immaculate Conception Church
James Brown
Thomas H
Edward F
James A
Boston
Riso Twoters
Edward Burns
Watertown
Margaret Brown
Grand Army
Sidney A. Brigham
Melville
Hingham
Company F
13Th Mass. Regi
Page
Brigham Electric Co
Annie Gamage Beatley
Congress St
Milford
Beattey
James M. Gleason
Obituary notices span several local deaths and services
The city records multiple deaths with funeral details. Elizabeth Baird aged 88 died in Dorchester. Celina Bertrand 58 died after a quiet decline in Broad Street residence. John M. Hart, father of councilman Joseph J. Hart, died at Framingham hospital aged 80. Services for Mrs. Bertrand and Mrs. Baird planned. Hart funeral details noted.
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Joseph J. Hart
John M. Hart
Holliston
Framingham Hospital
Joseph J
Charles C
Marlboro
George H
Charles Hill
Radical measures proposed to curb brown tailed moths
Marlboro residents urge strict ordinances with heavy penalties to force collective action against brown tailed moth nests. Critics say suasion fails when neighbors neglect nests and urge the council to pass coercive rules before the few weeks left to destroy the nests expire. Mayor Parsons supports decisive steps and may back a strong ordinance to spur citywide duty.
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Marlboro
Smith
Jones
Parsons
Armory Plans Awarded to Boston Architects
The state armory commission selects Allen, Collins & Berry of Boston to draw the new armory plans. Captain F G Taylor will meet with the architects soon to discuss the project and its link to the city hall drawings already underway in this city.
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Te State Armory Commission
Allen, Collins & Berry
Boston
F. G. Taylor
Found notice touts Hyomei catarrh cure in Southern paper
A Dunn North Carolina newspaper reprints a letter from its editor praising Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and includes mention of a local dealer H S Richardson selling the remedy for $1 with 50 cent refills. The notice emphasizes the product’s air medicating effects and promising relief.
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Concord
South
Guide
Dunn
N.C
J. P. Pitman
Pitman
Richardson
California misstate circulation law could reach Massachusetts
The California legislature passed a bill making misstate circulation by a newspaper publisher a misdemeanor and the author urges Massachusetts to adopt a similar law. Honest publishers support truthful circulation figures and urge punishment for those who lie to gain advertising profits.
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California
Massachusetts
William D. Doyle Named District Agent for New England Mutual
William D. Doyle has been appointed district agent for the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co with jurisdiction in Marlboro Westboro Southboro and Hudson. The company foresees a valuable acquisition and expects he will perform with credit to himself and the firm.
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William D. Doyle
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Marlboro
Westboro
Southboro
Hudson
Doyle
Obituary: Mrs Mary Burch 27 Found Dead in Braggville
Mrs Mary Burch wife of C H Burch foreman at Rice and Hutchins shops died at her parents home in Braggville Saturday from spinal meningitis. She had heart trouble and three weeks ago returned to her Maple Street home. She was 27. She leaves her husband two sisters and one brother.
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Mary Burch
C. H. Burch
Rice & Hutchins
Braggville
Burch
Maple St
Carnival Night Expected at St Jean's Hall Tuesday
Court Canada F of A plans a large carnival in St Jean's hall on Tuesday March 7. Officials call it the society event of the season on the hill and urge members to attend this major fundraiser and social gathering.
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Court Canada
F. of A
St. Jean’s Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Endeavor Day
C. B. Society
Edna Calef
Alice M. Kyle
Women's Board of Missions
Concord K. of C
Lexington K. of C
Bulger
Goulding
Flannery
Jennings
Byron
Ee Eee
Lexington W
K. OF
C. Installation
George Brooks
Harold Herbert
John Kay
Geo. McKenzie
William Mielly
Paul Skinner
Robert Elliott
Howard Tuttle
Howard Wood
Hannah H. Flanders
Leslie M. Frye
Bicknell St
John Flanders
Berlin
Elizabeth Baird
John W. Baird
Hovey
Bowman St
Dorchester
Methodist Church
New Haven Road
Celina Bertrand
Broad St
Edouard
L'Eveille
Louis Gauthier
Josephine
Emma Bertrand
St. Mary's Parish
St. Anne's Sodality
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