Death of Wm T Cleary after two weeks illness
William T. Cleary died at Marlboro hospital from pneumonia after a two week illness. He was born October 25 1870 in Maynard and lived most of his life here. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Arthur Rice of Stow and Mrs William Simon of Sudbury and two brothers James of Marlboro and John of Maynard. Funeral services were held at St Bridget's church with burial in St Bridget's cemetery. A requiem mass followed at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Cleary
William T. Cleary
Marlboro Hospital
Cleary
State Road
Sudbury
Bartholomew Cleary
Arthur Rice
Stow
William Simon
James
Marlboro
John
John Cleary
Dartmouth St
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Joseph
John Sheridan
Michael
William Callahan
Mrs John Johnson Receives Cut Glass Set at Merrymaking
A party at Mrs John Johnsons Thompson Street home Friday evening honors her recent marriage. About 30 guests from the drawing room staff gathered to present her with an elegant cut glass set. Mrs Kathryn Lyons gave a brief presentation speech and Mrs Johnson replied warmly before games music refreshments and a social hour followed.
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John Johnson
Thompson St
Frank Murray arrives in Salt Lake City as Britannica representative
In Salt Lake City Frank Murray arrives to represent the Encyclopedia Britannica Co. of New York. He says he likes his surroundings and expects to meet with success, a sentiment echoed by many friends in town who have sent cards and letters.
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Frank Murray
Salt Lake City
Encyclopedia Brittanica Co
New York
Holy Name Club Admits New Member at Evening Meeting
At the Holy Name club meeting on Sunday evening one candidate was admitted to membership. Officers elected for the ensuing year include William Moynihan president, Walter White vice president, James Doyle secretary, Joseph O’Brien treasurer, Myles Tierney superintendent, Michael Cleary janitor, with Patrick D Meagher, William Carney, David Sharpe Jr., John O’Dea and William Johnson serving on the board of consultation.
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Holy Name Club
William Moynihan
Walter White
James Doyle
Joseph ‘O’brien
Treas
Myles Tierney
Michael Cleary
Patrick D. Meagher
William Carney
David Sharpe, Jr
John O’dea
William Johnson
Died in Clinton Mrs Higgins of Clinton dies suddenly
Mrs. Higgins of Clinton died there on Wednesday. funeral held Friday morning. She was mother of Mrs. John Wollerschied and Timothy Higgins of this town, who attended with their families.
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Timothy, Tliggins
Clinton
Bill board damaged in storm to be repaired this week
Frank E. Riley Advertising Co. of Marlboro reports their upper Main street billboard was blown down by a recent storm. Bert Riley told an Enterprise reporter that the storm weeks earlier had already blown down 600 feet of their billboards across various towns.
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Bill
Upper Main St
Frank E. Riley
Venetian Dance Draws Large Attendance at Hall
A Venetian dance was held at the Jalku Temperance society hall on Saturday. A large number attended and witnesses describe the event as novel and enjoyable. Fred W. Taylor reports harvesting a 12 inch ice crop.
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jAlku Temperance Society
Fred W. Taylor
Town Meeting Near as Candidates Line Up for Officials
As the annual town meeting nears, selection for the board of selectmen dominates the scene. Current members Frank E. Binks James C. Mahoney and John O Thompson are in the mix alongside Ralph Whitehead William Connolly and Benjamin C Brown with more likely to join. Incumbents look to hold districts with clerks treasurers and tax collectors likely re elected without opposition. A license vote looms and both sides prepare for a spirited campaign as caucuses approach.
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Board of Selectmen
Frank E. Binks
James C. Mahoney
John O. Thompson
John EB. Kelley
George
H. Gutteridge
Frank E. Sanderson
William Bishop
James R. Bent
Board of Water Commissioners
John Lawton
Daniel Goodenow
Board of
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Fowler
Michael F. Mullin
Resumed Whist Parties at Assabet lodge
Loyal Assabet lodge I O F M A resumed its popular whist party series after the holidays. Winners announced include Miss Alice Mac Donald 1st ladies a pearl necklace Mrs Albert Axford 2d verde fern dish Mrs B T Kennedy consolation gum. Prizes awarded under P J Schnair and Lewis Cuttell with refreshments served by a committee.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Marlboro Ad
Marlboro readers are told Doan's Kidney Pills restore energy and relieve backache and kidney discomfort. Mrs. Margaret Ellard of 74 E Lincoln St praises the remedy after quick improvement. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y markets the product as Coah's Kidney Pills.
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Marlboro
Margaret Ellard
E. Lincoln St
Doan
Coah
Ellard
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Adv
South Acton Universalist Church Weekend Services
Sunday morning service at 10 30 with preaching by the pastor Sunday school at 12 Y P C U will go to West Acton Sunday evening joining with members there in a union service at 7 All those interested are invited Y P C U preparing for an amateur night on Monday Jan 31 in the vestry Ladies Social circle to hold supper and entertainment Thursday Jan 27
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West Acton
Local Notices of Acton Area Events and Installations
West Acton resident Mr. Livermore lost his horse recently. Skating entertained youths at the start of the week. Joseph Schnai of Maynard wired Clement Bros. at Stow for electric lights. Andrew Peterson of Stow has a home wired for electric lights. Davis & King completed the work. Twenty Acton lodge I O O F members attended funeral of George Keyes at South Acton Congregational church Saturday afternoon. A social party will be held at the G A R hall Saturday evening under Winona Rebekah lodge sponsorship.
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Livermore
Boxboro
Joseph Schnai
Maynard
Clement Bros
Stow
Andrew Peterson
Davis & King
Acton
Lodge
George Keyes
South Acton
G. A. R. Hall
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Wintering in Florida for Knowltons and Ruth
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Knowlton and Miss Ruth left Thursday for Hyde Park to stay with Mrs. Knowlton’s sister Mrs. A. W. Armstrong. They traveled from Boston on Friday aiming for St. Petersburg, Fla., to spend the rest of the winter with Dr. Roscoe Knowlton.
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F. R. Knowlton
Miss Ruth
Hyde Park
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