Priest Father McCool Remembered in Medford Parish
Father McCool attended parish school and Boston College High School, graduated from Boston College in 1912, studied at St John’s Academy in Brighton, and was ordained by Cardinal O Connell in June 1917. He served at Amercury and Nahant before moving to Boston. He leaves his mother and brother Charles Eo Mi Cool, an instructor at Boston English High School, and is a cousin of Judge Raphael McCool. He will be buried in the West Medford parish cemetery.
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Boston College
Beston College
St John’s Academy
Brighton
William Cardinal O'Connell
Amercury
Nahant
Father McCool
Charles Eo Mi Cool
Boston English High
Raphael McCool
Norfolk Probate Court
West Medford
Four Cents One Dollar Including Postage Offers
A compact notice lists four cents and one dollar including postage tied to Maynard Concorn Sudbury Acton Bedford. The snippet hints at a local postal or pricing detail with regional place names.
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Maynard, Concorn
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Supreme Court Rules Lake Michigan Water Use Affects All
The court rules Chicago’s diversion of 10 000 cubic feet per second from Lake Michigan for sewage disposal was illegal. The decision states the lakes are national assets with international implications and not private property of any city. It underscores federal power to regulate navigable waters and protect interstate and foreign commerce.
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United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Superior
Supreme Court
United States
Taft
Lakes
Great Lakes
Canada
The Crook Specialist
A police official notes specialization in crime, with safe blowers and burglars concentrating on one trade. He explains many criminals stick to a single branch, and the first major crime often dictates their future specialty. Photographs of known offenders are grouped by crime type and height to aid witness identification.
English in the Orient and other notes of the day
The piece argues Santo Tomas University in the Philippines adopts English in all classes and opens all departments to women, signaling Anglo-Saxon cultural reach in the East. It previews shifts in Western influence and cites miscellaneous curiosities from archaeology to rural superstition and plant pests.
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Santo Tomas University
Philippines
Santo Tomas
Far East
Asia
East
Boy Scouts Food Sale and Girls Lunch Workshop
In South Acton the Boy Scouts plan a Food Sale in the Improvement Rooms Saturday at 3 PM. The Body Guard Lunch Box Club met there Monday with ten members present. Next week Miss Bishop from Middlesex County Extension Service will join the girls to score their lunches. Community notices include Christian Endeavor Friday at 7:30 PM on How to Read the Bible. The LE. 8. C. meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Hooper’s home.
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Miss Bishop
Middlesex County Extension Service
Cong Church
Christian Endeavor
LE. 8. C
Hooper
Laboree Improves Slowly in Greenfield Hospital
Sudbury notes Mrs William Laburee remains in Greenfield hospital with pneumonia as he is improving slowly. Colonel Bragtoe has gone to Res toono for the remainder of cold weather. Miss Cofs Stiles has returned to Arnold School in New Haven Conn after three weeks Christmas vacation with her parents.
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William Laburee
Greenfield Hospital
Colonel Bragtoe
Restoono
Miss Cof
Stiles
Arnold School
New Haven
Conn
Vacatio
Maynard Trust Co Reelects President at Shareholders Meeting
The Maynard Trust Co held a shareholders meeting to reelect the company president. Details on votes or date are not fully legible in the provided text.
Trust Co. Officers Re-elected After Prosperous Year
Tuesday night at Main street banking rooms the annual report for the Trust Co. showed a prosperous year. George H. Creighton was reelected president with Howard A. Wilson as vice president and others including Noah Flood clerk Frank E. Taylor treasurer and multiple directors named from local communities.
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Main Street
Trust Co
George H. Creighton
Honard A. Wilson
Iarner
Flood
Frank E. Taylor
William Bh
Wiliam Litchfield
Frank J. McCarron
P. J. Sullivan
Fowler
Marvey N. .Paigbanks
George F. Lynch
William Ingham
B. J. Coughlin
WH. F. Gleason
Albert Gleason
Gleasondale
Coe Crocish Ri
George HH. Gutteridge
Alber
W. Haynes
L. H. Maynard
Concord guests return from New York visit
Reginald S. Ward of Brookline with Barrett Wood of Concord returned from a trip to New York City where they were guests of Mr Ward's cousin Judge Henry Galbreath Ward.
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Reginald
Ward
Brooktine
Barrett Wood
Concord
New York City
Henry Galbreith Ward
Charles Berkley Johnson dies after long illness
Charles Berkley Johnson, a resident of Cry cord, died at his home on Main Street Sunday after months of illness. Private funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cincinnati. He was born in Cambridge on September 7, 1885, son of Charles and Sarah Johnson. He served with Union forces in the Civil War and the family later lived on Boyle Street in Boston before moving to Con.
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Charles Berkley Johnson
Charles Berkley Jidimeom
Hfiv
Crycord
Sto Main Street
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cinbridge
Mr Johnson
Cambridge
TSS
Charles
Sarah Rogers
Johansom
Boyle
Boston
Con
Obituary Notice of Mr Johnson and Family Members
A fragmented obituary notes Mr Johnson a former MIT graduate from the class of 1582. It mentions his retirement two years ago and identifies his widow and two daughters, Eleanor Joanson and Charlotte Joanaen. The text also references Dur Wan and Charles Bertiey Juenson Jr in uncertain context.
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Cord
Johnson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pleat
Concord
Uniorian
Corinthian Lodge Mourns Rev Garaved M Missman Death
Corinthian lodge A F and A M heard word of the funeral for Rev Garaved M Missman, a lodge member who died in California on December 5, 1024. Thousands attended the service to honor him, and after the degree work a lunch was served with music and singing by Roger F Holmes.
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Corinthian Lodge
A.F& A.M
A.R
A. M
Me Temple
Garaved M. Missman
California
Arnist Roger F. Holmes
Ino
Concord Council Knights of Columbus Meeting Talk
Deputy Sheriff William Walsh of Framingham spoke at the Concord Knights of Columbus meeting about his trip to the Maron Knights of Columbus. The annual banquet and Ladies Night are set for Thursday January 22.
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William Walsh Framingham
Concordanett
Knights of Columbus
Walsh
Maron
Fr. McCool Remembered As Beloved Marlboro Priest
The Rev William J McCool 32 son of Mrs Kinbeth McCool of 11 Irving St West Medford died after boarding a train in Albany NY and arriving home from Peter s Hospital Albany. His body lies in state at St Raphael s Church West Medford with a solemn high mass to be offered by Rev Charles F Glenne at 10 o clock tomorrow. McCool formerly served Immaculate Conception parish until August when transferred to a parish in Little Rock Arkansas. He was a popular priest in the area and residents mourn his departure.
Peter Murphy Celebrates 43 Years as Marlboro City Clerk
Peter B. Murphy of Cotting Avenue marks 43 years in Marlboro City Clerk’s office dating to Marlboro’s town era. Born in Southboro, he started at 16 in the Marlboro Mirror, rising to editor and owner, now leads Times Publishing Co. in Marlboro. He is the state’s oldest active city clerk and is active in several fraternal orders.
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Marlboro
Peter B. Murphy
Cotting Ave
Murphy
Southboro
Madboro Mirror
Times Publishing Co
A.N. Payne
Dohy Boyle O'Reilly Coyne
Royal Arcanum
Maribors
AS c
Silent Drama Faces Hard Harder in Modern Times
A reflective vignette from 1925 contrasts theater and audience habits. It notes today’s desire to erase footprints rather than leave marks, jokes about taxes and education, and observations on autos and fashion. The piece closes with a moral about appearances and intent.
Entre-Nous Sewing Circle Hosts Event in Gardner
The Entre-Nous Sewing Circle visited Gardner to be entertained at Mrs. Chevigny Barthel s home on Rich Street. Mrs Barthel, formerly Miss Eplores Grenier, hosted a decorated evening with a ratio concert and musical program, ending late.
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Marlboro
Entre-Nous
Gardner
Chevigny Barthel
Rich Street
Local travelers list includes several residents on trip
The party of travelers includes Mrs. John Wade, Mrs. Albert L. Morin, Mrs. William Kane, Miss Lillian Morin, Alma Lafleur, Alice and Kish Righard, Bertha and Celina Lemay, Jeanne Blanchette Arline Robert and Evelyn Beauregasa.
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John Wade
Albert L. Morin
William Kane
Lillian Morin
Alma Lafleur
Alice
Kish Righard
Bertha
Celina Lemay
Jeanne Blanchette Arline Robert
Evelyn Beauregasa
Marlboro High to Withdraw From Midland League
Principal E W Merrill will draft a notice to Lee Erin White of Natick announcing Marlboro High School's withdrawal from the Midland Interscholastic League at season end. The league meeting occurs in Natick this month. Marlboro's plans remain unsettled.
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Marlboro
E WD Merrill
Lee Erin White
Natick
Marlboro High School
Wilfred Bonin
Norman Forbush
James Miegher
Dominick Venuti
Athletic Council
Samuel Cooley
Charles O'Connell
Marlboro Bowlers Take Milford Match
Marlboro lost the Milford match at Lincoln Alleys dropping from first place as Milford rallied on the third string. Scorers included Dastien 281 for Marlboro and Ballard 312 and Crown 286 for Milford, totals Marlboro 1470 and Milford 1400.
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Marlboro
Lincoln Alleys
Milford
Dastien
Labossierre
Holyoke
Ballard
LL. Ballard
Milford Higgins
Crown
Evers
Kennedy
Gaskill
House warming at Paris street for the Martels
Mr and Mrs Amedee Martel hosted a house warming at their new Paris street home. Guests left an electric lamp and an end table as mementos after a social time enjoyed by attendees.
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Marlboro
Amedee Martel
Paris Strete
Dainty lunch hosted by Artel hosts notable guests
A dainty lunch was served by Artel. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Edward Martel Mr and Mrs Pierre Cormier Mr and Mrs George Normandin Mr and Mrs Edward Arcam Mrs Beatrice Reiss daughter of Wh eck and Mr and Mrs Albert Hudson all of the city.
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Bartel
Edward Martel
Pierre Cormier
George Normandin
Edward Arcam
City
Edward — Reiss
Beatrice of
Len L T Seymour Life and Civil War Veteran Remembered
Lewis T Seymour of 17 street a Civil War veteran and former shoemaker is aged 77. Born in Fairfax Plains he moved to the city as a youth, served in the 24th Massachusetts Infantry near Fort Lyon, was visited by President Lincoln, and later worked in several towns before returning home with his wife Mrs Fagilvie. He died at 77 after a long life of service.
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Lewis T. Seymour
Enjo Fe
Mn Seymour
Fairfax Plains
Co operative Bank Records Create Historic Repo Figures
At the annual meeting of the Co operative Bank Claude Williams served as treasurer. Share counts show 1368 shares outstanding, valuing roughly 273 600 less cancel notes of 75 000. The year reports a large loss with 173 800 indicating funds remained invested.
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Marlboro
1Boro Co-operative Bank
Claude Williams
Ins
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