Local Social Notes Include Visits and A Band Concert
Edward Harding Maynard and Randal Marshman of Rockville Conn visit Mr and Mrs William Bishop. Miss Cora Hyde of Wellesley visits Mr and Mrs John Horan. Chropher Wilson returns to foreman position as vinth inspector in New York. Roland Priest fell from a team Tuesday and was taken to the 39th Finingham hospital for treatment.
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Edward Harding
Rockville
Conn
Randal Marshman
William Bishop
Cora Hyde
Welleley
John Horan
Chropher Wilson
New York
Roland Priest
Borke
Finingham
Died Suddenly Former Resident Wilkinson Crossley
Wilkinson Crossley longtime Maynami resident died suddenly at his Brookline Beacon Street home Tuesday at 9 o clock He had heart trouble for some time and was not in good health He was born in Franklin New Jersey 55 years ago.
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Wilkinson Crossley
Maynami
Beacon St
Brookline
Crossley
Franklin
N. J
Fourth of July Observance in Maynard Highlights Athletics
The Maynard July 4 program opens at 9 a.m. with a brass band and sports events including a shoe tying contest and a 100 yard dash for boys. Afternoon activities feature a baseball game Maynard versus Concord, band concerts, dancing, and a variety of attractions.
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Naynard
Maynard Vn Concord
Local longtime Maynard resident Crossey dies
Maynard resident Mr Crossey died after a long life in town affairs. He arrived in Maynard thirty years ago and worked eighteen years as overseer in the dyeing department at Assabet. He later moved to Brookline and remained active in town, serving on the school board for many years. He leaves a wife and seven siblings including Robert, William, James, Jeane, Henry, and Agnes Bemis.
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Maynard
Assabet
Wiam
Middleboro
James
Orange
N. J
Jeane
Henry
Harvard
Agnes Bemis
Springfield
Youthful Juror Summoned in Irish Court
The youngest juror ever summoned in an Irish court is a six year old boy who attended the recorder's court in Belfast with his mother to answer his name and seek excusal from service. A London News snippet notes a young sportswoman gifting a lion to the Bristol Zoo after keeping it since cubhood in East Africa.
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Bristol “Zoo
East Africa
London Mall
Recorder’s Court
Belfast
Gone and Well-Nigh Forgotten
An anxious inquirer asks the Toledo Blade what has become of the old-fashioned man once found guilty and sent to the penitentiary, seeking an update on his fate or status.
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Inquirer
Toledo Blade
Sudbury Grange Plans Central Exchange to Cut Farm Costs
Sudbury and Pennsylvania granges pursue cooperative buying via a centralized State Grange Exchange. The New York plan envisions a cash only office in Olean with a state master leading purchases of feed, seeds, coal and more, aiming to near wholesale pricing for members.
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Olean
N. Y
Godfrey
Pennsylvania
New York State
Alex
State Grange
State Ghange Exchange
Alenp, Noy
Stevens WI
Fox
Harrisburg
PTA Elects Officers for 1912 13 at June Meeting
The Parent-Teacher Association held its annual meeting on Thursday June 20 at 3 30 p m. Executive board members elected for 1912 13 include Pres Mrs EB C Mason vice Pres Mrs J W Elliott Sec Mrs W H Simonds Treas Mrs C W Dowd and directors Miss E M LeProhon Mrs L A Ford Mrs A R Bacon Mrs George Sweetnam and Mrs Arthur Gowans.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Pres
EB. C. Mason
J. W. Elliott
See
W. H. Simonds
Treas
C. W. Dowd
E. M. LeProhon
L. A. Ford
A. R. Bacon
George Sweetnam
Arthur Gowans
Why They Do Not Join By State Master Eaton
State Master Eaton of Illinois lists six reasons farmers without joining the range may stay separate. He cites the tenant system, greed for money, lack of time for social or educational improvement, selfishness, distrust among farmers, and failure to see reforms depend on collective farmer action.
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Master Eaton
Illinois
Vacations and Moves Highlight Concord Junction Notice
Carol White is away on leave as express agent with Carl Howard acting in his stead. Joseph Christian family moved to Greenville New Hampshire and J D Christian family relocated to Urovest from Elm Place. Virginia Wilson vacationing at Old Orchard. A July 27 lawn party to aid Help of Christians church. Angie MacRitchie visiting Norfolk Virginia. Richard Connell injured hand from ball game accident. Clarence and B F Russell traveling to Maine and Nantucket respectively. Upham family and friends hosted a surprise party for Walter Upham.
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Joseph Christian
Greenville
N. H
Missouth Shepard
Newton
J. D. Christian
Elm Pl
Urovest
Virginia Wilson
Old Orchard
Help of Christians’ Church
Angie MacRitchie
Norfolk
Richard Connell
Clarence Trufant
Maine
B. F. Russell
Nantucket
Thompson Blood
Mise Bess Robbins
Boston
Walter Upham
Upham
Farewell Gatherings and a Scottish Holiday Visit
This week in Blaine notices a farewell gathering for a resident heading to Greenville to make his home. Mrs. W. S. Leland gave a successful recital in Association hall midweek. Gordon Wilson and daughter Etta departed for six weeks in Scotland. Allan Kennedy, longtime Blaine Mfg. Co. employee, was surprised at his Central street home with a horse gift from the manager and assistant manager as thanks for his service. Kennedy will serve as assistant marshal in the July 4 parade and sought a horse suitable for the occasion.
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Greenville
Leland
Association Hall
Gordon Wilson
Etta
Scotland
Allan Kennedy
Central St
Kennedy
Blaine Mfg. Co
Vaults uncovered at Kildare abbey after rains
During heavy rains in County Kildare Ireland a section of Castledermot abbey wall collapsed revealing vaults containing skulls and human remains. Authorities determined the bones have lain there for eight centuries since the monastery era.
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Kildare County
Ireland
Kildare Abbey
Castledermot
Napoleon restaurant on Tenth Street a Pittsburg Dispatch note
History repeats itself with a tale of a restaurant named the Napoleon on Tenth Street just north of Market. The window bore the name in large letters and soon chalked beneath it a line referencing Waterloo.
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Tenth Street
Market
Leon
Waterloo
Pittsburg
New London Boy Scouts Protect Birds in Connecticut
The New London Connecticut Boy Scouts, led by Henry 8 as scoutmaster, pledge to protect wild fowls song birds and insectivorous birds and seek laws to halt migratory bird killings. They petition Congress member Frank Brandegee and aim to observe birds on hikes and hear them sing. Every troop member signed.
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Boy Scouts of America
New London
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