Local Indoor Circus Impresses With Acts And Parade
A packed Monday indoor circus drew crowds with numbers like Isadore the two legged dog and the World's Worst Juggler. Performers included Cecelia William Ward William Lee Dick Nagel and a beauty chorus. The show featured magic by Robert Sheehan and a grand finale by Earl on a hand made pony. The High School Cadets and various clowns capped the evening before a late banquet and dances.
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F W Tay
Alfin Kitchen. Com
Cecelia William Peer Ward William Lee
Dick Nagel
Pivard
Shéehan
Isadore
Fletcher Adams
Alfried
Manner
Robert Mew
Dumbell
Alpha Ruble
Gladys Colby Ruble
Charles “Hedley
Aist
Waldo Williams
Thomas Caldwell
Hindustan
Robert Sheehan
Robert Randall
A Caldwell
Earl
Lin Hoigdon
Elizabeth N
Helen Connell
Crossley
Alpha Rubie
Williams
Leona Piper
Gladys Graham
Orton
Harold Isner
Ire Wadley
George Hefty
John
Charles Comeau
Helga Ol Carret Nage
Richard Wil
Finnish wrestler Kangas edges Adams in clean match
In Maynard the 146 pound Kangas defeated Adams after a tightly contested bout. Referee Hugo Helinus lauded it as one of the cleanest matches in years while Adams praised Kangas and hinted at a rematch. Local Finnish fans crowded the hall to celebrate their idol.
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Adams
Kangas
Ams
George Adams
Matti Kangas
Main Street
Maynard
Eddie Kane
Marlboro
George
Will Barrett
Glaremont
N. H
George Tervo
Arthur Devine
Tervo
Devine
U. S. Cavalry
Maylard
Percy A
Amici
Hudson
Bousquet
Bousget
Death of Child Laba and Burial at Glenwood Cemetery
Two year old Laba of Mr and Mrs John Hik died shortly after returning home from Boston where she had treatment for a mastoid infection. Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Russian Orthodox Church on Prospect Court with burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Laba
John* Hik
Railroad
Boston
Prospect Court
Glenwood Cemetery
Concord Grange hosts Sur Night with mock seed degree amid women led fun
Concord Grange No 160 patrons held an entertaining meeting at White's Hall Tuesday featuring a women led mock seed degree as men wore costumes and presided. The event followed Feb 5 Competitor's Night with a supper served by the male members and a future Pomona Grange meeting announced with plans by local leaders.
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Concord Grange No. 160
White's
Freelan Tuttle
Edgar Clark
Benjamin F. Clark
Arthur F. Adams
James Cullinane
Mabel R. Howard
Cora E. Franks
Dana Chark
Ida Patch
Ruth Whitney
Hilda Reymond
Mary J. Mullaney
Edith Miner
Daniel O’brien
Flora
Beatrice M . Ceres
Carmelia Co . Pomons
John Chase
Tuttle
Pranking
William H. Dee
Ruth Raymond
Pomona Grange
Burton T. Mowry
State
Judson W Whitney Dies in Cambridge Home
Judson William Whitney dies at 14 Prescott street Cambridge on February 22. He was born July 16 1848 in New Haven Connecticut and practiced law in Jacksonville Florida before joining the U S government law department in Washington. He lived with his daughter Mrs Myra W Parrett for the last decade and was a Mason.
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Judson
William Whitney
Harrison J. Barret
Prescott Street
Cambridge
Barrets
Sleepy Hollow
Loren B. Macdonald
Mr. Whitney
New Haven
Jacksonville
Fla
Law Department
United States
Washington, DC
Myra W. Parrett
Whitney
First
Concord
Concord Boy Passes Bar Examination
Edoward J. Flavin of this town passes the bar examination, marking a milestone in his legal career. The news notes his achievement and local pride in Concord as he enters the profession.
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Concord
Edoward J. Flavin
This Town
Fire destroys heating plant at Nine Acre Corner estate
A fire Sunday morning destroyed a heating plant on Frank Wheeler’s estate at Nine Acre Corner. The plant heated three greenhouses but caused no serious damage to the heating apparatus itself. Firemen faced a long run to reach the scene.
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Frank Wheeler
Nine Acre Corner
Fire damage and brief injuries reported in street blaze
A fire on Ore Lane caused controlled flames around a heating system with water streams arriving promptly. No serious injuries. damage estimated at 1000 dollars though rhubarb and mint plants were spared.
Framingham and Concord Schedule Aiding Baseball Team
A list of upcoming baseball matches is set with Framingham at Concord on April 20 and May 14, May 3 at Concord, May 6 Maynard at Concord, May 7 Middlesex at No Concord, May 10 Waltham at Waltham, May 21 Natick at Natick, and June 14 Gardner at Concord. Other entries show Gardner Milford May dates and unfinished locations for Middlesex and Fitchburg.
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Semen Ae High
Framingham
Concord
Maynard
Middlesex
Trinitarian Church Events With Cleland Schedules
Rev Gail Cleland conducts church supper February 28 at 6 30 pm under Mrs Charles Whitney. Harrison Crafford of Redpath Lyceum Bureau to sing Negro Spirituelles and read The Sign of the Cross March 2 at 10 45 am. Holy Communion to be celebrated. Young People Club meets 5 45 pm Edith Peterson leads. Pastor to speak at 7 pm. Midweek service March 5 with old hymns. Young People party March 6 honoring Mr and Mrs Wilbur S Doten.
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Trinitarian Church
Maes
Gail Cleland
Antesti
Mra
Cles F. Whitney
Harrison Crafford
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Young People’s Club
Edith Peterson
Wilbur S. Doten
Fragmented Oceanfront Resort Notes Worth Toasts
Fragmented OCR text mentions trips to Pass Grille and Pass Grilley, meals on the beach, and a social scene with guests at a party. It notes warm weather near 80 degrees, a visit to the Lowell household, and references to Spiritu Santo development and coastal ambiance.
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Grilley
Lowell's
Eighteen from the Baptist church go to Berlin meeting
Eighteen Baptists from the Christian Enden went to Berlin for a four day meeting of the World Union Christ society. Jan y, son of Fitchburg Noris, is spending a week with his parents, Mr and
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Baptist
Christian Enden
Berlin
Wi Union Christ Society
Jan Y
Fitchburg
Noris
Mr and
Latent Victims Reported Include Erma Ingalls
The item notes Erma Ingalls among latent victims to be reported, with the text indicating unnamed others in the same cohort. Further specifics are not provided in the readable fragments.
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Erma Ingalls
Dow Family Visited by Mrs Stephen Dow Ani
Obscure OCR fragment mentions Mrs Stephen Dow and the Dow family as visitors in an unclear context. Details are fragmented and no clear event or location is established.
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Stephen Dow Ani " Ret
Dow
Townspeople note Mildred Prator illness and birthday
Worcester County residents hear Mildred Prator is seriously ill in the Scension Service. Miss Gladys Felton marked her fifteenth birthday with dinner guests Mrs. Herbert Wheeler and the Older Girls Sewing Club. A large birthday cake and a bountiful meal followed by an afternoon hike on skis.
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Oma Ceies
Mildred Prator
Worcester County Scension Service
Gladys “Felton
Herbert Wheeler
As Southland St Petersburg Brief Note
Brief missive from St Petersburg Florida dated Feb 21 notes connections to an unspecified group. The fragment hints at local ties but lacks concrete names, places, or events for fuller detail.
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Southland
ST Pretersburg, Fla
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