Clergy Sermon at St Bridget’s by Rev Sweeney
Fr Sweeney of Hingham delivered the sermon at St Bridget’s. Dr Garland will hereafter be at his post. Postmaster W R Hall attended the N E B Postmasters association dinner at Young’s Hotel in Boston. A J Coughlin reportedly bought the house vacated by O B Fowler from current owner B J Coughlin.
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Sweeney of
Hingham
St. Bridget’s
Garland
W. R. Hall
N. EB. Postmasters’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Boston
A. J. Coughlin
O. 8. Fowler
B. J. Coughlin
Maynard Public Library Adds Wide Range of New Books
The Maynard public library announces additions including works by Julia Florestane Addison The Troubadour 1469 John D Barry The Congress man is Wife 1360-1 and many more across history art and travel with titles from Rosa Cary to Edith Wood and Beulah Dix among others. The list features biographies novels travel histories and reference volumes broadening the library’s catalog.
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Maynard Public Library
Addison
Julia Florestane
Anderson
Capt
John
57Th Mass
Avery
Mynta
Virginia
Barr
Amelia
Black Shil- Barr
Robert the
O’ruddy
Robert
Barry
John D
Banks
Nancy H
Anvil Rock
Bateman
Carlen
Bailey
H. C
Grey
Bell
J. J
M. Lerie
Bilse
Haw Beaty
Cores
Henry Mor
Shento
Reve
the Fugitive
Cary
Rosa N
Japan
Couch
A. T. Quiller
Hetty Wesley
Crockett
Spain
Crawford
Marion F
Rome
Cushing
Marshall Story
Our Post Office
Deeping
Warwick Uther
Igraine
Dix
Beulah
For Sale Lunch Room on Busy Maynard Street
Established lunch room on the town’s busiest street in Maynard, with upstairs finishing complete and equipment included. Sale due to owner’s relocation. Bright location with steady customer flow and potential for growth.
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Maynard
Nished
A. Deel Oe
Ak Goasiaon
Local Visitors and Illness Reported in Town
Melvin F. Wood of Washington street is ill with tonsillitis. Ernest Persons and William O Malley of Boston were visitors in town this week. Louise Bellows spends the week at home in Spencer. Harry Kallum of Boston guests in town Monday. Charles Smith the hackman visits friends in Boston Tuesday. Mabel Bean of Wheaton Seminary returns home for vacation. Walter Mahoney of Tufts Medical School at home for a week. John Burns and Albert Howe visit friends in Charlestown Monday. James Breen of Tufts College visits with his parents on Maple Street this week.
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William O'Malley
Boston
Louise Bellows
Spencer
Harry Kallum
Charles Smith
Hackman
Mabel Bean
Wheaton Seminary
Walter Mahoney
Tufts Medical School
John Burns
Albert Howe
Charlestown
James Breen
Tufts College
Peter Breen
Maple St
Hyomei Breath Cure Promises Relief for Catarrh
Article discusses Hyomei as a non stomach dosing cure for catarrh, praising its effectiveness and contrasting with traditional stomach medicines. It notes initial progress and hopes, while acknowledging mixed results and ongoing questions about curing.
Dying Senator Hanna Praised Roosevelt Call
A Kansas senator M A Hanna wrote a touching note to President Roosevelt thanking him for calling to inquire after his condition. The president later sent a reply for preservation but Hanna never read it before his death. The cabinet discussed the matter at yesterday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. A. Hanna
Roosevelt
Hanna
Cleveland
Dover
Henna
USA
Canal Assured as Ratifications Exchange Speedily
The United States Senate ratified the Panama canal treaty by 66 to 14 with Republicans for ratification and Democrats split. debates touched on secret papers and compensation for Colombia. Panama and a Panama minister react with relief while preparations for canal work begin.
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Washington
United States Senate
Panama
Bacon
Colombia
Gibson
McEnery
Senate
Morgan
Senator Culberson
Culberson
Albert Shaw
Kittredge
Inter-Oceanic Canal Committee
Bunau-Varilla
Pablo Arosamena
Admiral Walker
Davis
Progress on naval bill. Charleston yard funded
Washington reports the house spent the day on the naval appropriation bill with many Democratic amendments rejected except $656,500 for Charleston navy yard. Also notes a Supreme Court ruling limiting free passes for railroad passengers in deaths cases. Kingston reports involuntary bankruptcy filing against Dr David Kennedy Corporation with receivership and creditor claims, including newspapers.
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Washington
House
Charleston Navy Yard
Kingston
N. Y
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Kant Denies Senate Bid Prefers General Dick for Vacancy
Canton Ohio Feb 24 James Kant denies United States senate candidacy and backs General Dick to fill Hanna’s vacancy. New York Feb 24 W Bourke Cockran elected to Congress in Twelfth district after McClellan resignation amid no Republican nominee. Populists fix July 4 convention date in Springfield Illinois. Paris Feb 24 government bill bars religious orders from teaching in secondary education passes senate.
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Canton
James J.kant
Hanna
United States
St. Louis
Fusion
Populist
Springfeld
Ills
Paris
Senate
Sudbury Clergy Changes and Local Obituaries
Belmont pastor Elbridge C. Whiting begins a three month pastoral supply at Memorial church. Mrs Myra Pratt Burrington of Sudbury dies at Fitchburg at age 84, survived by son Frank P. Burrington and a granddaughter. The Rev Henry D. Dix, former First Unitarian pastor in Sudbury, dies of pneumonia in North Weymouth. born Jan 16 1838 in Groton and educated at Meadville Theological School. Mi o na tonic advertised by Johnson's Pharmacy promises to improve weight and health, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Elbridge C. Whiting
Belmont
Memorial Church
Myra Pratt Burrington
Fitchbury
Sudbury
Robert Burrington
Frank P. Burrington
Henry D. Dix
First Unitarian
North Weymouth
Meadville Theological School
Mr. Dix
Groton
Johnson's Pharmacy
Johnson's
Washington's Birthday Socials Draw Town’s Young People
In South Sudbury the Ladies' Mission circle hosted speakers on Washington with a chafing dish supper. The Methodist Episcopal church offered a hot supper, music and a spelling match. Young waiters wore Colonial costumes and ladies wore gowns from their mothers and grandmothers. In the town hall an invitation dancing party featured Steven's orchestra of South Framingham.
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Washington
South Sudbury
Ladies’ Mission Circle
Mr Whiting
Dea F F Walker
George W Hunt
Rufus H Hurlburt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Steven
South Framingham
New Passenger Station Opens at Sudbury Town
Sudbury residents celebrate the opening of a fine new passenger station at the Centre to replace the depot burned last May. The North Carolina pine structure is light and pleasant with a roomy agent’s office and modern conveniences, as part of the New York New Haven Hartford system.
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Sudbury
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
North Carolina
Stiles
Local Notes From Marlboro Palm Beach and Nearby Homes
Marlboro residents report B Hayes of Palm Beach ill with bronchitis and Mrs. Bennett of Preston Street listed as sick. Beals of Mechanic Street also on the sick list. Trembly sisters were guests of Mrs. Vigeant. Burke visited Mt Pleasant relatives. Dewey Jr and McGrath show improvement at Westboro hospital. Boston Elevated Railroad local service noted with city transit details. Dennis Leary employed in the area referenced.
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David Bennett
Preston Street
Melbourne Beals
Mechanic St
J Ine
Mae Trembly
Ell Vigeant
Frank Burke
Mt. Pleasant St
James Casey
F.S. Dewey, Jr
BE. C. McGrath
Westboro Hospital
Toreninn
Boston Elevated Railroad
Dennis F. Leary
Washington's Birthday Observed at St. Anne's Convent
The birthday of Washington was observed at St. Anne's convent with flags and decorations adding a patriotic flavor. The program lists students and staff including Florence D. Herbert, Lottie Bedford, Alice Bedford, Marie Curtis, Mrs. Graves, Madeline Hall, Mrs. Wheelan, Ethel Bridget, Elizabeth Daley.
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Wellington
Washington
St. Anne’s Convent
Dre, Bedford
Florence D. Herbert
Lottie Bedford
H. Ferhuses
Alice Bedford
Marie Curtis
Graves
Bartelshire
Mrs Mary Fairbanks Dies at Church Street Home
Mrs Mary O Fairbanks died at her home on Church Street after a long illness. She was the grandmother of a local grand nephew and leaves several nephews and other relatives. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Enterprise
The
Enterprise Company
F. Wilder
Ofvice
Marlboro, Mass
NEW Library Books
Lad
Flynt
Josiah
Floody
Rev
R. J
Ford
Andrew Story
15Th Regiment of Mass
Vol
Fowler
Ellen T. Place
Gaines
Charles K. Congo
Gardenhire
Samuel M. Lux
Crucia
Glasgow
Ellen
Gordon
John B
Hains
Jenkins
Harland
Henry
Prospero
Hawkins
Willis Andy Barr
Hill
Horning
Ernest W. Denis Dent
Hubbard
Elbert Little
Cuteliffe
C.J. McTodd
Isyl
Seasbe
Craft
Chi A
Maloné
Joseph
Manning
Marie Judith
the Plains
Marchmont
Arthur
Monamara
mcCarthy
Justin H
the Proud Prince
Majorie
McPaul
A. D
Ike Clidden
Maine
Merriman
Charles BE
Mervin
Samuel
Whip
Morrison
Newcomb
Simon
Otis
James
Rodgers
Palmer
Frederick
Payne
Will Mr. Salt
Phillpotts
Eden
Pickthall
Marmaduke
Roberts
Theodore Hemming
Seawell
Molly BE
Iams
Churchill
Wilson
Harry L
Wright
Mabel O
Jimmy
Wood
Edith W
Worcester
Dean C
Philippine Islands
Work of Mass
Volunteer Aid Association
Young
B. B
Sally
Missouri
Hudson
Melvin F. Wood
Washington St
Ernest Persons
H. &. Richardson
Ator
Havana
Cienfuegos
F. M. Sheed
Sioux City
Crane
New York
the Tribune
Crane of Maesa
National Committee
Prince
Cairo
Pyramids
Ibrahim
Turkey
Deadhead
United States Supreme Court
Combination Gash Store Co
Abian
Johnson
Marlboro
Naree B. Hayes
Palm Beach
His
Mrs. J. Connors
Norwood St
ST. Annes
Mrs. Mary 8. Fairbanks
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