Mystery Nativity Play Praised for Child Cast and New Effects
A local performance of The Nativitys titled The Birth of Christ impressed with fresh special effects and a strong ensemble. Mary Anjeset led the production with scenes including the Visitation and Herod's court. The audience heard singing of carols such as Best Merry Gentlemen and Adeste.
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Christ
Ted Much
Ohlek Ossie
Jeset
Hav
Sea
Waa
Seein
Herod’s Court
Nazareth
Annual Election At Maynard Lodge L O F
The annual election of officers was held at a regular meeting of Maynard Lodge L O F on a Wednesday evening. Officers chosen include William B. Jones noble grand Ralph D. Jones vice grand Robert Lester recording secretary Karpn W Cage treasurer Samuel Parker trustee three years Percy Dunlop pianist Francis Johnston Frank Archer and Robert Lester representatives to Grand Lodge with George H Allen as presiding officer of Hauale charge of duties.
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Maynard Lodge
William B. Jones
Noble Grand
Ralph D. Jones
Robert Lester
Karpn W. Cage
Samuel Parker
Percy Dunlop
Francis Johnston
Frank Archer
Grand Lodge
George H. Allen
Meeting Recites First Degree Exemples At Seven Dates
The report notes charges against Alonzo Mason Roy Prescott James Eaton John Katvala and Walter Stokes. The first degree is exemplified across a class of seven dates at the meeting held Wednesday.
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Alonzo Mason
Roy Prescott
James Eaton
John Katvala
Walter Stokes
Maynard El to Their Custom Pay Day Visitors
Mary Day guests of Mr and Mrs Downey at Monson over New Year. Mr and Mrs Frank McCarron returned home after visiting their daughter, Mrs Jimmy at Dalton. Dedication of the new organ at the Methodist church next Sunday morning with Rev Charles E Spaulding preaching. Evening services include mortgage burning for the parsonage with Rev Frederick Pallading preaching on the Pay of Miracles. Shoe store moves into Pickets building on Main Street. Louis Rickies, factory manager, plans to expand stock for a larger line of tinted slides.
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Christine
Boas
Mary Day
Chester Downey
Monson
Frank. McCarronj
Ts. Jommy
Dalton
Anna
Barbara Nee
St. Mark’s School
Southboro
Mary
Methodist Church
Charles E. Spaulding
Worcester
Frederick Pallading
Newton Upper Falls
Gents
Main St
Nason St
Ledgard Block
Louis Rickies
Grange officers installed at regular meeting
Maynard Grange held at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night to install officers. Mrs. Margaret Sarre of Lowell led the ceremonies with Frank E. Sanderson as installing marshal. New officers include Orville Tucker master and William Hayward lecturer. A social hour with refreshments followed and a past master’s gift was presented.
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Grange
Maynard Grange
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Margaret Sarre
Lowell
Massachusetts State Grange
Frank E. Sanderson
Irvin
Howe
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Emma Deane
Orville Tucker
Albert Drechsler
William Hayward
Mary Lawton
Mabel Harold White
William Wacones
Sims
Y Chase
Eligabeth Hodges
Giants Triumph In Tight Maynard Street Match
Giants win as Lesage posts 110 in singles and a 315 three string total. Maynard six Tuesday night sees key scores from Pascerez Floyd Visocchi and others in a closely contested event.
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Gia
Glan Sexton
Giants
Maynard
Lesage
Pascerez
Floyd
Visocchi
Passenger car collision delays line on Hudson route
A Boston and Worcester Street Railway passenger car ran past a switch causing a rear freight truck to derail near Medianlest. The cars halted three miles out with both truck sets off track. Tracks were realigned and trains resumed after about 20 minutes delay.
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Hudson
Boston & Worcester Street Railway Co
Byrne
Colt
Oemene
Southboro G f No 118 Officers Installed
Southboro lodge officers were installed during an evening ceremony led by Deputy Walter A. assisted by Miss Sarah W. Stivers. Key posts included Master Harry B. Spurr Overseer Elwood W. Ward Lecturer Herbert E. Banfil Steward Courtland Fuller Assistant Steward E Lawrence Spurr Chaplain William Y. Stivers Treasurer A T. Ould Secretary Mrs Fred Wells Gatekeeper Elwood W Ward Jr Ceres Mrs Harry B Spurr and Mrs Florence Ladyard noted as vacant or unnamed roles.
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Southboro
Walter A
Sarah. W. Stivers
Harry B. Spurr
Elwood W. Ward
Herbert E. Banfil
Courtland Fuller
E. Lawrence Spurr
William Y. Stivers
A T. Ould
Fred Wells
William J Coulter Dies. Clinton Paper Pioneer
William J Coulter longtime editor and publisher of the Clinton Courant and Clinton Daily Item died Monday at his Cedar Street home. A Civil War veteran and former lieutenant, he founded the Clinton Courant in 1865 and was active in town papers. Funeral is at 2 PM. town stores will close from 2 to 8 PM in his honor.
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William J. Coulter
Clinton Daily Item
Weekly Courant
Cedar
Clinton
Clinton Courant
Marlboro Woman's Club to Hear Conner on Conservation
Reverend Ph. Conner of First Parish Unitarian Church will address the Marlboro Woman's Club on Conservation at the G A R Hall. The regular meeting is scheduled for the afternoon of January 6 at 3 o'clock with refreshments to follow.
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Ph. Conner
First Parish Unitarian Church
City
Marlboro
G. A. R. Hall
Ill Former Chief of Post 43 GAR In Maine
A seriously ill former chief of Post 43 GAR in Maine is reported with chronic muscle weakness and pneumonia affecting his condition. The brief note describes his health issues and hospital status, reflecting a veteran organization update.
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W. A., Soringr
Post 43
Gar
Maine
New Year's Family Reunion At Rougeaus Highlights Evening
One of the city’s largest New Year reunions gathered at Mr and Mrs Rougeau’s Ermst home. About 35 people shared a turkey dinner. In the evening the family played whist and enjoyed a social hour with guests including the Lynn family and Mr Prince of Manchester, N By.
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Rougeau
Ermst
Ee Rougeau
Lynn
Prince
Manchester
N By
Milford resident to Florida trip and local society meeting
Miss Grace Higgiston of Milford and Mrs Sylvia Lesieur travel plans noted as a Florida departure. A St Jean Baptiste Society meeting is announced tonight at Town Hall to install officers amid mentions of visitors to local residents.
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Grace Higgiston
Milford
Sylvia Lesieur
St Jean Baptiste Society
Fragmentary Remark on Timepiece Return
A brief quotation notes a watch or clock likely returning soon after a hiatus, with Uncle Ezra remarking it will be back “lots of time” and suggesting timing with another event. The Boston Transcript is cited as source.
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Ezra
Boston Transcript
Uncle Eben Reflects on Pride and Lost Value
A fragmentary excerpt quotes Uncle Eben warning that a man who shows off ends up mussed and unsatisfied when not given enough. It notes his infectious laugh and shift to discussing the topic, with no further context or details.
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Eben
Heredity. A Louisville schoolgirl shines in morning face.
A brief item from the Courier Journal notes a schoolgirl from Louisville presenting a shining morning countenance, contrasting with a schoolboy's appearance. Minimal context provided.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Porto Rico man labeled by Sans inc so ve
Unclear text notes a Porto Rican man identified by a phrase Sans inc so ve. The fragment mentions a WOM att who carries, but lacks verifiable details or context for a fuller summary.
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Cane
Porto Rico
Sans Inc So Ve . Ie
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