Gignac Led Local French Republican Life and Civic Ties
Teena of the French speaking community, educated at Three Rivers College, worked as a laster in Marlboro for decades. A prominent member of St. Jean society and the French Naturalization club, he served on the common council and aldermen, helped with the 250th anniversary, and supported library and literary efforts. He married Minuie Fortier. funeral at St. Mary’s Church Monday at 9.
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H. C. Wright
Boston
Gignac
Nie
Minne Sessve
Wec Oss
Aldermen
Cele
St. Jean Society
Gov
Greenhalge
Ames
Wolcott
French Naturalization Club
Mutual Aid Society
Minuie Fortier
Bourdon-Piper Wedding in Holy Trinity Church
A quiet Friday evening wedding at Holy Trinity Church joined Grace Bourdon, daughter of Mrs. Suzan Bourdon, to Burleigh Morse Piper, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Piper. Grace walked with her brother as May Ph acted as matron of honor, Lohengrin’s march was played by William H. Donoghue, and Warren H. Beeley officiated as clergyman.
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Pal
Grace
Suzan Bourdon
Burleigh Morse Riper
George W. Piper
May Ph
Lohengrin
William H. Donog
Former City Warden Hayes Dies in Union New Hampshire
Former city warden Hayes dies at Union, New Hampshire. Obituary notes career in public safety and service in city government. Source mentions connections to Lynn and George Brighsah of Ualog.
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Hayes
Union
N. H
Lynn
George’ Brighsah
Ualog
Baby Announcement Highlights Family Names and City Ties
In a brief notice a family shares news of a newborn girl and notes ties to their city. The announcement emphasizes local roots and the joy of welcoming a new member into the family circle.
Davis Guards Festive Military Gala at Armory
A gala event at the armory featured Co. F M A M in full dress uniforms with gold lace. The 8 to 9 pm hour offered Poole's ten-piece orchestra, followed by a grand march led by Capt. A Payne and prominent guests including Mayor O Halloran and Senator C F McCarthy. The hall shimmered with banners lanterns and decorated walls as officers civilians and guests danced until 2 am with luncheon at Gleason House.
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Co. F. M
The
Nationale
Poole
Orchestra
Ten
A. Payne
Payne
Seat Holt
Holt
Jess W. Hosmer
Belle A. Stevens
Geo. W. Priest
Fitchburg
Lillian Holt
Lynn
Cyrus H. Cook
Concord
Emily Lee
Hopedale
Warren E. Sweetzer
Boston
Matthews
Worcester
Thomas L. Walsh
Walsh
Clinton
Franklin G. Taylor
Taylor
William H. Dolan
Co. T. Kittredge
Lowell
William H. Burke
Edward C. Minehan
Thomas H. O’halloran
C. F. McCarthy
Armory
Davis Guards
St. James
Washington
Glessner
Gleason House
Eldon C. Holt
Lieut. Holt
A. W. Hosmer
Woo
Ser
Ardeen Schwartz
Thos. A. Dwyer
Wm. H. Stiles
David H. Bishop
John F. Cavanaugh
Herbert H. Fay
Francis A. Perry
Baw
McDonough
Wm. Lusignan
Alfred G. Boudreau
Yeat Franklin G
Henry I
Harrie C. Hunter
R. H. Baker
Thos
H. O'Halloran
J. Henry Gleason
Chas. F. McCarthy
James M. Hurley
John A. Frye
J. Vincent Lyers
Raymond Blake
Edward L. McMahon
Phil J. Burke
John M. Carpenter
Arthur C. Lamson
Capt. Payne
Lieut. Hosmer
Q. M
Aids
Geo. H. Cadieux
Ralph Akroyd
Harry F. Finneran
Cook Daniel J. Hannagan
Frank R. Maddox
Michael B. Cavanaugh
Remi J. Herbert
Burton S. Lippard
Leon C. Poole
Oliver M. Wing
Fr Caisse Condemns Tango And Like Dances At Mass
Rev J C Caisse pastor of St Marys church spoke strongly against the tango and related dances at the 10 80 mass Sunday. A large congregation heard him and the talk spread through the city. He argued the dance harms participants and noted societies and foreign countries oppose it, urging women not to teach it to children.
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J. C. Caisse
St. Mary’s Church
Fr. Caisse
Marlboro lodge social delights audience with top talent
The Marlboro lodge L O O F social committee brought in Miss Hazel Childs of Worcester as an impersonator and Mr Baril of Worcester as a legendary mesmerist. Both drew large crowds, with encores for Childs and mystifying stunts by Baril. Whist and dancing followed as plans for another social are made.
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Marlboro Lodge
Hazel Childs
Worcester
Mr. Baril
Miss Childs
Baril
Amputation Needed After Southville Driving Incident
A man sustained severe injuries after a driving incident in Southville requiring a leg amputation. The assailant, identified as Simolay, was reported to have driven the victim before the assault. Further details on motive and legal actions are unavailable.
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Tie “Simolay
Southville
Miss Bains Goulet Resides Now in Waltham
The item notes that Miss Bains Goulet has moved and now resides in Waltham. It records her relocation without additional context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bains Goulet
Waltham
Street Department reshuffle as Rivher departs
Louis Rivher ends his tenure as head of the street department with Mayor O Halloran overseeing succession. Foreman P M Slattery, connected since 1891, steps into supervision as two vacancies arise from Madden’s resignation and Murphy’s death. Colleagues praise Rivher. Slattery notes civil service protection and steady foreman role.
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Louis “Rivher
Thomas H. O'Halloran
P. M. Slattery
Civil Service
Slattery
Frank Madden
Sewer and Water Department
James T. Murphy
Mfs Lattery
Foreman
Connecticut
Supt. Richer
Marlboro
Reber
C. F Robin
Michel
Res
City Hall
Surprised Hostess Welcomes Mme Claribelle Vigeant
A party at Wachusett Street marked by a surprise guest, Mme Claribelle Vigeant, who arrived Monday night as the hostess looked on. The gathering ran into the early hours with guests surprised by the appearance.
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Mme Claribelle
Wachusett St
Board of Trade balks at charity permit amid snow issues
The executive committee, led by John P. Rowe, refused Springfield children's school fundraising by visiting merchants. They also rejected extending train service complaints and discussed a new city charter while awaiting a public vote. Mayor O Halloran orders snow clearing to ease workers travel to factories.
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Board of Trade
Tranendea Considera
John P. Rowe
John H. ‘Mitchell
Springfield
Boar
Sweet Charity
Rowe
Mitchell
Bosca
Sanea
New Haven Ny
McCarthy
Marlborone
R. Ste A Curtis
Ful Sieser
Duining
Stevens
T. H. O'Halloran
Harmonious Common Council Meeting Recap
The common council met Monday evening with President William Cunningham leading. Members Simonds, Loc Sullivan, Sansoucy, Beton, Rougeau, Cormier, Fletcher and Turner attended as overseer of the poor election discussed Brousfette succession. The council approved a recurring budget item and agreed to purchase books per recommendations.
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William Cunningham Opener
Men Simonds
Nsburgh
Loc Sullivan
Sansoucy
Beton
Rougeau
Cormier
Fletcher
Turner
Godfreid Brousfette
de Osgood
Counce Flansburg
Couple United In Marriage At St Marys Church
Rev J Caisse officiated the St Marys church wedding uniting Girouard daughter of J B Girouard to Arthur Leblanc. The ceremony brought together relatives including the brides father J B Girouard and Xavier. The couple left Broad Street for a short wedding trip and will reside at the bride home after returning. The bride works in her fathers store and the groom in the theatre. The bride wore travel attire with a hat and carried a bouquet.
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St. Mary's Church
J. Caisse
Decile Girouard
J. B. Girouard
Arthur Leblanc
Xavier
Gram
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Beaudreau Named Director at First National Bank
Beaudreau joined the bank as a new director add on to the existing board. The appointment was described as an addition to the list of directors rather than the result of any election or individual outcome.
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Beaudreeu
Natick Couple Mark St. Day Ceremony
Mi Beek Florence II witnesses a Natick event as Mr and Mrs mark St Day. Local observance highlights family ties and community regard for the couple.
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Mi Beek
Lorence
Nature of
Natick
Mrs
Tin
St. Day
Immigrant Themed Program Delights New Man Club
The New Man Club presented an immigration program led by Miss Nye. Immigrants in national costumes performed songs and dances from various lands, ending with a strong tableau featuring Uncle Sam and a chorus of Americans singing America. The event showcased Indian, Highland, and harp pieces with performers Mary Kan Minnie A Cavannagh Bonnie Sweet Bessie Oesar and others.
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Newman Club
Nye
Sam
Mary Kan Indian Evis
Minnie A. Cavanagh
Bonnie Sweet
Bessie Oesar
Roman
Miss Mir
Membership Limit Reached at Local Club Meeting
The article notes the club reached its membership limit Sunday and reelects ex-alderman Raymond Blake. Walter Cotting was chosen and reported the limit had been reached.
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Ing
Bachelor Club
Raymond Blake
Walter Cotting
County Treasurers and Suite Stall Officers on Tuesday
A clipped notice reports county treasurer and suite stalling officers on Tuesday, with identifiers Florance A. referenced among the names. The fragmentary item hints at an official action or meeting involving local officers and a person named Florance A.
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South Fr
Florance A
Wendell Pierce Leads Fe'x Gravelize Meet at Lincoln
Wendell Pierce of Stonchat tops Fe'x Gravelize event at Lincoln, delivering strong showing in a regional meet. Pierce claims top spot amid competitive field.
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Wendell Pierce
Stonchat
Lincoln
Funeral for George Saka o at St Marys Church
Relatives and friends filled St Marys Church for the funeral of George Saka o held at the Gignac home and church. The remains were laid to rest in the family plot at the parish cemetery with bearers Frederic Eaiens Arthur St. Pierre Philias St. Ones Philias Goulet Charles Tebo and Arthur St. Jacques. Floral tributes included a wreath from the library trustees and other donors. The public library was closed in respect for the deceased.
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St. Mary's
George Saka O
Gignac
Weet Main
Nike
Frederic Eaiens
Arthur St. Pierre
Philias St. Ones
Philias Goulet
Charles Tebo
Arthur St. Jacques
Cottages Damaged at Lake Boon Linked to Robberies
A report notes cottage break ins at Lake Boon with several structures damaged this week. Authorities fear a coordinated effort and warn residents to secure property as investigations continue.
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Lake Boon
Curtis Charged With Incompetency After Auto Mishap
Paul C. Curtis of Springfeld faces a charge of incompetency after his auto broke on a highway. The rear wheels failed while he drove northward, the car collapsing before help arrived. The incident prompted officials to file the complaint.
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Paul C. Curtis
Springfeld
Petent
Curtis
Northboro
Autome
Mr. Curtis
Mari
Property Precedence Assigned to Joseph Lacouture
A record notes Joseph Lacouture holds priority over the Hickey property. Details on the property location and related parties are sparse, with fragmented phrases referencing Fe Wuclide Pa Boston Bee and other unreadable terms.
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Joseph Lacouture
Hickey
Boston
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G. J. Laplaner
Ie C
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J. O’connor
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John J. Cassidy
Fred A. Trutt
William
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Louis F. Putnam
Common Council
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Ars Soth
James Gibney
Severn
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