Maynard Woman Dies After Weeklong Pneumonia
Mrs John Manning 37 native of Maynard died at her sister's West Somerville home after a week of pneumonia illness. She leaves husband Michael Burke Sr father and three brothers Joseph Thomas Frank and a sister Mrs Terry. Funeral held in West Somerville with burial planned at St Bridget's cemetery in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manning
Michael Burke
Acton Sr
Nellie Terry
West Somerville
Maynard
Joseph
Thomas
Frank Burke
Terry
Somerville
Manning
Here
13 Is Lucky For Emma Yahn At Valentine Party
Miss Emma Yahn won a prize by drawing 13 at a Valentine party held under Frank J. Demars post A L at Cooperative hall on Friday. The event followed by a Legion dance with many returning and new dancers and a series of dances led by committee members Daniel Connors John Gallagher Neal Callahan Patrick Kane and Charles Distasio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Yahn
Frank J. Demars Post
A. L
Cooperative Hall
Legion
Daniel Connors
John Gallagher
Neal Callahan
Patrick Kane
Charles Distasio
Renovation Plan Formed for Eagle Hall Aerie
At Assabet F O E meeting held in Eagle hall on Summer and Nason streets an association was created to renovate and furnish the upper hall and club rooms. Members subscribed a substantial sum and funds will come from rents. The second floor remains for Holy Name club use while rear rooms will be fitted for the Eagles.
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Assabet Serie
Eagle Hall
Nason Sts
Aerie
The
Holy Name Club
Eagles
Textile Council elects officers at regular meeting
A regular meeting of the Textile Council elected officers Bernard Garrigan as president Thomas Smith as vice president Edward Ryan as secretary William Brindtey as treasurer and Mrs Edward Reading as conductor The report adds that Irvin Howe and Acton attended a Middlesex Pomona meeting in Lexington recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Council
Bernard Garrigan
Thomas Smith
Edward Ryan
Wm. Brindtey
Treas
Edward Reading
Irvin, Howe
Acton
Middlesex Pomona
Lexington
Commercial Department Graduates Highlight 1919 High School Report
The Commercial Department of Maynard High School reports a dramatic enrollment surge from 80 to 117 on opening day and a sophomore class of 41. All 1919 graduates secured positions in Boston firms, with Genevieve I Clearz and Pearl Lever winning gold medals for writing machine speed and accuracy. The report praises concise, clear presentation and thanks supporters who aided department growth.
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Commercial Department
Maynard High School
Boston
Genevieve I. Clearz
Pearl Lever
Sunday School Benefit Ent. Draws Strong Attendance
A Methodist church event held in the vestry last week fundraised for the Centenary Fund. Miss Harriet Naylor’s class opened with living pictures including America and A Difficult Choice. Other acts featured Miss Gault reading, patriotic songs, and Kipling Recitation. A social hour followed with ice cream and cake. Samuel Parker announced, Mrs Walter Denniston chaired.
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Methodist Sunday School
The
Methodist Church
Church
Harriet Naylor
America
Mirna Goettler
Edith Perkins
Phillip Wilson
Phyllis Naylor
A. M. C. Philathea
Margaret Gates
Home Missionary Barrel
Albert Hodges
Mary Hodges
Charlotte Gault
Lindsey Smith
Italy
Alice Grinrod
France
Rachel Gates
Samuel Parker
Mra
Walter Denniston
Carpenters Union Delegates Attend State Convention
Frank Moran and Daniel Colbert attend the state convention of carpenters as delegates from the local union. The event runs from Monday February 16 through February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moran
Daniel Colbert
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Union
Marlboro Notes on Residents and Local Events
Michael Sullivan from East Boston visits Marlboro on Sunday. Mrs. Albert E. Holman is ill at home. Newell's orchestra plays at Pastime Hall tonight. John Donovan returns from Akron Ohio. Michele Santella is recovering from gripe. Mrs. Charles A White recovering from pneumonia. Marlboro dance party at Pastime Hall scheduled April 26. William Libby returns after two weeks with grippe. Poston and Maine trains nearly on time Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. A. M. Thayer confined at Stevens Corner. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Gallagher depart for California for a month. Michael F. Matthews improves at Marlboro hospital. James White leaves for Charleston to become foreman at a bulletin plant. Stevens Box Co. produces 9000 boxes daily and foresees many out of town orders refused.
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Michael Sullivan
Boston
Albert E. Holman
Newell
John Donovan
Akron
O. Michele Santella
Charles. A. White
Olbro -¢Ben
William Libby
Grippe
Poston & Maine
A. M. Thayer
Stevens Corner
Clement Gallagher
California
Marlbo Hospital
James White
The
White Sign Co
Charleston
D. C
Stevens Box Co
Birthday Party of Ladies Aid at Holy Trinity Parish
An enjoyable Ladies Aid gathering last evening in Holy Trinity parish rooms featured a short drama with music and refreshments. The orchestra included Mrs. Ole Temple on piano and Mrs. Harry Taylor with Miss Hazel Taylor on banjos and mandolins. The play How people relate was written by Miss Orissa Gingore with Mrs. Lillian directing and theatrically leading. other participants included Ethel Shanks and several listed as Mrs. Walter Park Mrs. Charlies Harris and Mrs. Catherine Bi Akroyd among others.
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Holy Trinity
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ole Temple
Harry Taylor
Hazel Taylor
Orissa Gingore
Lillian
Ethel Shanks
Walter Park
Charlies Harris
Catherine Bi
Akroyd
Colonial Club Hosts Private Maples Street Gathering
Colonial club members enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Mrs. E. F. Houghton’s Maple Street home. They anticipated Rev. Arthur D. DeSot Hudson’s arrival but, idle for his presence, chose to share refreshments of ice cream and cake. The next meeting will be at Mrs. F. B. Morse’s Maple Street home and feature a musicale.
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Colonial Club
E. F. Houghton
Maplest
Arthur D.es Ot Hudson
Zoe
Alyn Riley
Deitz
F. B. Morse
Maple St
Camarano Tops Johnson by Five in Bowling Match
Joe Camarano defeated Theodore Johnson 975 to 970 in a ten string match at Pas Timore de Saturday night. The bowling score details show Camarano 113 91 82 92 and Johnson 97 95 104 94 plus additional numbers. The pupils of Mrs. Elderkin enjoyed a Valentine dancing event with a march and waltz led by Mrs. Nellie Proctor Bradley at the piano.
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Joe Camarano
Theodore Johnson
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Camarano
Johnson
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Lowell
Soil Imovement Committee
National Fertile Ass'n
Lowell Fertilizer Co
Consolidated Rendering Co
Lowell Fertilizers
George Stansfield
Main St
United Coop. Society
Annual Report
Commercial
Department of the High
Fine Entertainment
Maxwell
McCome Brothers
Concord
Mass
Ladies’ Aid
Anasi
Hubbard ST
Frank A. May
Fowler Building
DR. Louis &. Sullivan
Carters Music Store
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