Funeral of Sir Knight Jeffs Highlights Masonic Honor
The funeral for Sir Knight Jeffs, former president of the Hudson National Bank, drew a large crowd at the M. E. church. Dignitaries including Governor Wolcott, Congressman Stevens, and various bankers attended. the service featured a state casket of mahogany and a detailed Masonic procession to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T
M. E. Church
St. Domingo
Jay H. Herrick
Doriclodge
A. F
A. M
F. F. Trull
Trinity Commandery
Knight Francis Brigham
Knight Jeffs
A M. Mossman
Hudson National Bank
Hudson Savings Bank
Cyrus Savage
Taunton
Ela
P. M. Vinton
Hazzardville
Conn
R. H. Howard
Oakdale
N.P. Fisk
Holyoke
Geo. H. Perkins
Roxbury
Samuel Bruce
Solon A. Whitcomb
Doric Lodge
Calvin S. Cox
Alfred Hapgood
Rawson Council
George Henderson
James Felker
A. H. Stowe
C. H. Brown
E. P. Miles
Middlesex and Worcester F. and M. Association
Middlesex Club of
Boston
Home Market Club
Massachusetts Republican Club
Ellsthorpe
A. K. Graves
R. H. Brigham
T. F. Cusack
St. Michael's Church
Edward S. Hamlin
Lilley
Lowell
Among the Churches Sermon Times and Services
Local church notices list service times for First Parish Unitarian Trinity Church Episcopal and Scandinavian M E Church. Rev. Loren B. Macdonald Rev. Geo A Tewksbury and Rev. J P Anderson lead Sunday services with Sunday schools and midweek meetings scheduled. all seats free and prayer meetings noted.
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Loren B. Macdonald
Young Peoples’ Guild
Rinitarian Congregational
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Scandinavian M. E. Church
Yale Falls to Leander in Grand Challenge Heat
Yale crew was beaten by Leander in the third trial heat for the grand challenge cup. Leander finished about a boat length and three quarters ahead, clocking 7:14 the fastest time of the three heats. Yale coach Bob Cook had warned that victory was unlikely.
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Henley
Yale
Bob Cook
Biddeford Strike Still On at Pepperell and Laconia Mills
Biddeford Maine July 8 The strike continues as 97 loom fixers walked out Monday over unequalization of work. No 2 Pepperell mill shut yesterday with 1100 looms idle and about 1800 workers out. Strikers remain firm to stay out until grievances are settled.
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Biddeford
Pepperell and
Laconia Mills
Pepperell Mill
Lawrence man runs amuck injuring bystanders in Olneyville
Providence dispatch reports Thomas Monahan of Lawrence Massachusetts ran amuck in Olneyville while wielding a revolver in a store. Hiram Sales was shot in the head and Charles McElroy aged 12 was shot in the hand and side. MoeBlroy is in serious condition. Sales is not in danger. Monahan was intoxicated.
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Providence
Thomas Monahan
Lawrence
Mass
Olneyville
Hiram Sales
Charles McElroy
Moe- Blroy
Sales
Monahan
Pittsburg City Ex Attorney Moreland Suspected Missing Funds
City auditors finish review of the books of ex City Attorney Moreland and his assistant House revealing 297000 dollars unaccounted for. Trial for Moreland and House on misappropriation set for next morning.
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Pittsburg
Moreland
House
Messrs. Moreland
West Acton News Roundup of Visits and Community Events
West Acton notes Dr Hutchins remains confined. Residents visit relatives in Alstead and Weymouth while Baptist church plans golden anniversary events July 10 and July 12. A village Fourth included picnics at Nagog and Lake Walden with Mead family hosting 55 guests from Fitchburg and surrounding towns. John Lowe’s 17 descendants praised for health and sobriety amid community accomplishments.
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Dr. Hutchins
Fanny Teele
Alstead
H. Ray O. Littlefield
Boston Ice Co
Ralph Houghton
Weymouth
J R. Houghton
Margaret Smith
Maynard
Geo. Guilford
Nagog
Cutter of
Stoneham
Chas. Durkee
Almon Gilmore
Lake Nagog
Virginia Sanderson
New Jersey
Augustus
South Acton
Lake Walden
Mead
West Acton
John Lowe
Fitchburg
Adelbert
Oliver W. Mead
Arlington
Somerville
Malden
Water
Reunion aims to form permanent ties between families
RUNELS BUILDING notes a social reunion as the spark for an ongoing link between two families with hopes it becomes an annual gathering. The item lists local notices about rentals, sales, farming jobs, and shop promotions from West Acton and nearby towns.
Quiet title sought in Concord land by Eaton and heirs of John Garrison
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court orders notice to all interested parties in Middlesex to appear in Cambridge on the first Monday of January to show cause why the request to quiet title against the kindred of John Garrison should not be granted. The petitioning owner Lorenzo Eaton with attorney Prescott Keyes holds the property on Monument Street in Concord. The case, dated June 26 1896, involves possible adverse claims from the Garrison kindred.
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Lorenzo Eaton
Concordia
John Garrison
Boston
Massachusetts
Francis R. Gourgas
Monument Street
Supreme Judicial Court
A. D
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Concord
Middlesex
Theo. C. Hurd
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Sudbury Mass
A public auction will sell on July 26 1896 at two o clock in the afternoon the real estate of Elizabeth Coughlin late of Sudbury including a dwelling house barn and hen house on four thousand nine hundred square feet Northerly by County Road and other bounds formerly of Abel B Jones. The property was conveyed to Daniel Coughlin by Thomas J Sawyer administrator on February 3 1883 and recorded in Middlesex Deeds Libro 1622 folio 47. Terms require one hundred dollars in cash at sale with balance due within ten days from sale. Maynard July 6 1896 Hugh H McGrail Administrator Thomas Hillis Attorney for the administrator.
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Harrison P. Willis
Middlesex
Bngarelene
Marlborough
Augustus Wiggot
Broad Street
Simon H. Howe
Said Howe
Julian Boudreau
Said Boudreau
John Blanchard
Said Blanchard
A. Wiggot
Deginnlay
Adeline R Willis
Sudbury
Sudbury Mass
Jonas 8. Hunt
North Sudbury
Mass
County of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Elizabeth Coughlin
Said
Abel B. Jones
Daniel Coughlin
Thomas J. Sawyer
Maynard
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Hudson
Holy Land
Morse
Jesus
Celestial City
Brother Jesus
Earth
Vinton
Geo. B. Cochran
First Parish
Unitarian
Trinity Church
J. P. Anderson
Leanders
B. F. Johnson & Son
C. H. Whitney
H. A Littlefield
Hapgood
Stow
Enterprise Office
Horace Tuttle
W. A.cunninghan
N. W. Knowlton
H.H. Gardner
Macone
The
Baptist Church
Lizzie Downie
Jessie Knowlton
F. R. Knowlton
Jessie
Reunion
Mead Love Families
Market Street
B. Coburn & CO
Billings, King & Co
Lowell, Mass
New England
School At the
United States
Runels Building
G. A. Conant
H. A. Littlefield
Jacob
DeWitt
C. H.whitney
H.A. Littlefield
Prescott Keyes
Tremont Street
Merly
J. E. Durkee
Concord Junction
Tention
G. S. Whitney
Concord Junction, Mass
Probate Court
Hugh H. McGrail
Thomas Hillis
Maynard Mass
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