Evening program features Stalled officers and local talents
A gale evening tested the stalled group of recently elected officers as they hosted a program headlined by the irrepres sible Roddy and William Stokes as the Gold Dust Twins with Irving Atwood as accompanist. The minstrel first part led to laughs with new jokes and strong solo work, while Wilson Cuttell Harry Hargreaves Jeremiah Hensle Jeremiah Kelly Roderick McIveX and others contributed acts. An oyster supper followed with John Wollergchied John Rainville and others present. chef John Marsden prepared the feast and was briefly injured when a barrow contact caused a wrist injury, attended by Dr. Howard Hamblen.
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Roddy
William Stokes
Irving Atwood
Wilson Cuttell
Harry Hargreaves
Jeremiah Hensle
Jeremiah Kelly
Roderick Mclvex
Wiliam Stokes
Kopf and Kopf Pioneers in Pittsfield Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Kopf of Pittsfield, formerly of Leyden, were married Monday morning in 1881 at St Joseph's Church Pittsfield by Rev George Walsh. Attended by Josephine Kopf and Michael Flynn both of Rockville Conn. They plan a wedding trip to Rockville Springfield Worcester and then reside in Pittsfield. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kopf of Rockville and well known in Pittsfield. The bride daughter of Mrs Ann Leyden is likewise well regarded. They received many presents.
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Aloysius
Kopf
Pittsfield
Frank Pru Mire
Migs . Leyden
Joseph's Church
Pittfield
George Walsh
Josephine Kopf
Michael Flynn
Rockville
Conn
Springfield
Worcester
Pittsefield
Joseph Kopf
Resid
Te. Pittsefild
Ann Leyden
Rose Livingston Coming as Speaker for W C T U Meeting
The W C T U monthly meeting, set for Jan 28, is postponed to Feb 4 due to a clash with a suffrage event at the Congregational chapel. Speakers include Rose Livingston, "The Angel of Chinatown," and Mrs Myron B Verve, with Mrs Vorce as secretary. A large turnout is expected and admission is free.
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Congregational
Mise Rose Livingston
Chinatown
Myron B. Verve
Woman's Suffrage Association
Misa’ Lavingstone
Edward Byrnes Halts Runaway Horse in Middlesex Tragedy Averted
Edward Byrnes halted a frightened horse pulling a Middlesex Laundry Co wagon in front of a Main Street house, risking injury to prevent damage. No harm occurred. Alfred T. Haynes and wife left for a multi city trip visiting Philadelphia New York and New Brunswick with plans to stay with Mr and Mrs Walter Flaville later in the week.
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Edward Byrnes
Middlesex Laundry Co
Main St
Mr.Byrnes
Alfred T. Haynes
Philadelphia
Penn
New York City
New Brunswick
N. J
New York
Walter Flaville
Mill Worker Suffering Gash From Knife Accident
James Prosper was injured at the mill on Thursday night when a knife in his jumper pocket struck his left wrist, causing a deep gash and forcing him to halt work for recovery.
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James Prosper
Funeral services for Mrs Amelia Hartman Saturday
Mrs Amelia Hartman died at her Main Street home Saturday afternoon. The funeral was led by Rev Frederick N Rutan of the Congregational church, of which she was a member. Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery with bearers Fred Sims Gavin Taylor Frederick W Taylor and Hiram Parkin. Flowers from Leominster symbolized affection and respect.
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Amelia Hartman
Frederick N. Rutan
Congregational Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Fred Sims
Gavin Taylor
Frederick W. Taylor
Hiram Parkin
Leominster
Joint Installation Planned by Local Divisions at Masonic Hall
Plans for a joint installation between the Ladies Divisions have been completed and will be held Monday evening at the Masonic hall. Div. 44 expects to honor guests Passick Canace of Clinton, National Vice President, as installing officer, state President Todd Poeantiger of Cambridge, and James Harrell of War. A banquet will follow the ceremony.
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Ayxil A. O
Masonic Hall
Passick Canace
Clinton
Todd Poeantiger
Cambridge
James Harrell
Narrow escape at mill ends with rail saving worker
William Hanson, a one night engineer, slipped while mounting a rail leading to the mill engine. His left hand was caught by a wheel, fracturing several knuckles, but an iron railing trapped him and allowed his rescue, narrowly averting a deadly fall.
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William Hanson
Fire crews respond to chimney blaze near Mrs Wardsalla home
A quick response by Driver Thomass Collins Saturday quelled a chimney fire at a residence owned by Mrs. Julia Wardsalla with no apparent loss.
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Thomass Collins
Julia Wardsalla
Benedicts Triumph in Third Match at Ronth Aiton Alleys
The Benedicts defeated the Single Men in a three game series held at Ronth Aiton alleys. Stone led the Single Men with 98 and 961 in total, while Pi. and others contributed top scores for the Benedicts as totals reached 906 and 264 respectively.
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Ronth Aiton
Local meeting closes with remarks and social hour
P. J. Sullivan served as treasurer and John Sundreland delivered an oration with auditors Thomas Sweeney and Thomas Sweney. Trustees included Jas R. Bent Dr Daniel G. Goodenow and Emanuel Taylor. Visiting grand officers spoke, cigars were shared, and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
John Sunderland
Thomas Sweeney
Thomas Sweney
Jas. R. Bent
Daniel G. Goodenow
Emanuel Taylor
Large payrolls mark surge at Abet mills in two weeks
Over the last two weeks the Abet mills paid out what may be the two largest payrolls in their history. Much overtime has halted while production remains strong and a first shipment of 225000 yards, 5000 pieces, topped a record rush order with no seconds produced. Miss Esther F Fletcher, a Grafton public school teacher, visited relatives Miss Mary Fletcher and Mrs. Margaret Ryan over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther F Fletcher
Grafton
Mary Fletcher
Margaret Ryan
Wanted 20 young men for life insurance sales positions
An old recruitment notice seeks twenty men aged twenty to twenty five for life insurance sales. The ad promises better prospects than they have known and stresses opportunity and security.
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Tiptree
Probate Court Citations for Hodgess Will
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate citation issued for Samuel G. Hodgess estate. Ada N. Hodgess petitions letters testamentary to her as executrix without surety. Citations require heirs next of kin and interested persons to appear January 25, 1915 at 9 AM in Cambridge Middlesex County Probate Court to show cause. Public notice to be published three times.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Samuel G
Cambridge
Middlesex
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