Mrs Miriam George Dies After Two Week Illness
Mrs Miriam D George died Thursday night at 10 at her daughter Mrs Charles H Stanley home after a two week illness due to a complication of diseases. She was born August 31 1842 in Springfield New Hampshire and married Daniel George February 28 1860. She lived in George's Mills and planned to move there from New Hampshire to visit Mrs Stanley. She is survived by two daughters and two brothers Dr Robert A Blood of George's Mills a retired surgeon general of the Mass General Hospital.
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Miriam D. George
Charles H. Stanley
George
George’s Mills
N. H
Stanley
Springfield
Luke W
Polla A. Blood
Daniel George
Sunapee
George's Mills
Chas. H. Stanley
Robert .A. Blood
George's’ Mills
Mass
Family of Soldiers Remains Active in War Effort
The text recounts several Lew Families with extended military service. It notes a son serving as transport sergeant in Egypt with the York and Lancashire regiment, another as lance corporal in the Devonshire light infantry, a seventh son as private in the fifth battalion Lancashire fusiliers, and a Joseph Radcliffe who was rejected for eyesight issues. The sister is identified as Mrs Joseph Jefferson of 86 Bolton Road, Bury.
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Ecessor
Whitsuntide
Egypt
Atee
York and Lancashire Regiment
Whitey Camp
Surrey
Cudworth
George
Devonshire Light Infantry
India
Walter
Lancashire
Wisperal
Lancashire Fusilers
Joseph
Radcliffe
Joseph Jefferson
Bolton Road
Bury
Eng
Jack Buckley Traced From Baseball To Farming
A local note from Joplin confirms Jack Buckley once a national league pitcher in Buffalo and Milwaukee. After his baseball career he became a farmer famed for a thriving Marlboro garden. The deputy chief’s farming advice is highlighted as part of the credit given to Buckley.
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Joplin
Concord
Jack Buckley
Jack
Buffalo
N. Y
Brotherhood
Milwaukee
Wis
Marlboro
Mass
Burglars Hit Two Local Stores Over Holidays
Two break ins reported to police left George Theodore at Nason and Summer streets short of cigars cigarettes and miscellany worth about 40 dollars. The Kaleva co operative bakery on Douglass Avenue also lost about 2 dollars and 40 cents from a window forced on the rear side. The theft occurred Saturday night or Sunday morning.
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George Theodore
Nason
Kaleva Co-Operative
Theodore
Douglass Avenue
Letter From Lancaster Regiment Brother Aids Boston Inquiry
A letter from Patrick Tierney of the Lancaster regiment in the English army, read in the Enterprise, prompts Myles Tierney to seek information about his son who once enlisted with the Lancaster regiment. A. P. Lewis of Boston comments on the correspondence and requests further details.
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the Enterprise
Myles Tierney
Patrick
Lancaster Regiment
Boston
A. P. Lewis
Tierney
J Younger Lewis
Henry Kelly Visits Mother After Vermont Studies
Henry Kelly has completed studies at the University of Vermont for the summer and visited his mother Mrs. Mary Kelly early this week. He will graduate as a full fledged M D peat June.
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Henry Kelly
University of Vermont
Mary Kelly
M. D. Peat
Maynard Community Event Showcased Local Talent and Races
A Maynard noon crowd enjoyed a well attended program hosted by the committee. Morning music by the band set the tone as afternoon events featured a hot five mile race and fast sprints. Winners included Ernest Luosala in 100 yards, George Luosala in 440 yards, and Alex Tervo in the two mile, with 6 mile race victor Andrew Kaakki. Endurance run winner H Poikkenen, and runner-up William Wright. Committee members and volunteers were led by Rev. John Sheehan with James J. Morgan aiding, plus helpers on ice cream cake and candy tables and many others assisting various roles.
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William Graham
Harry Guion
Wilson Cuttell
Alex. Bourke
James J. Morgan
Ernest Luosala
Bresth
Jennie Johnson
Asiss Gladys Helliwell
George Savikoski
Francis Cleary
George Luosala
Harry Bresth
Alex. Tervo
Ivar Sjoblom
Andrew Kaakki
Charles Paakinen
H. Poikkenen
William Wright
John Sheehan
Sylvester Sullivan
Bernard Garrigan
John O. Moore
Susan Sheehan
John Garney
Annie F. Lyons
Mary Murphy
Elizabeth Sweeney
Gertrude Morgan
George Kaler, Sr
Olive Morgan
Grace Maley
Theresa Murray
Margaret Brennan
Mary Heffernan
Cecelia Moynihan
Michael Cleary
Michael Murray
Joseph O’brien
Frank Tobin
John Cleary
Alex. Rourke
James McEvoy
Edward Moran
Harold Powers
Timothy Duggan
Holiday crowds flow toward St Acton amid smooth transit
The holiday passed quietly with no serious accidents and large crowds enjoying themselves. Sunday night at 10:30 the parade moved toward St Acton as the C M and H Street railway operated five cars every half hour from 10 30 p m to about 3 a m. The attraction drew many people.
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St. Acton
Semi Annual Meeting of Scandinaviary Brotherhood
The semi annual meeting was held with supper served by a committee including Ernest Johnson Sanfrid Swanson and Richard Swanson. Miss Tessie Carroll of Marlboro is mentioned in connection with the event.
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Scandinaviary Brotherhood
Ernest Johnson
Sanfrid Swanson
Richard Swanson
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