Memorial Day Observed With Civil War Remembrances
Memorial Day activities in South Sudbury and nearby areas included decorating Soldiers Monument with prayers by Rev B C Whiting and Rev A J Hall, placing flowers on 23 graves at Wadaworth and 25 at Mt Pleasant, plus seven in North Sudbury. A flag drill by children and a map/history lesson engaged students, praised by old soldiers. a town hall dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside Post
Saxonville
D. D. Wiley
Sudbury
C. A. Brackett
South Sudbury
B. C. Whiting
Memorial Church
Wadaworth
United States
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Mr. Clark
M. EB
North Sudbury
A. J. Hall
D.A.R
Tommy's Wife farce praised by town audience
The Junior class presented a three act farce Tommy's Wife to a large appreciative audience. Pach delivered a standout performance and the entracts including a Black Quartet were well received. The cast included T. P. Carothers and Rose Carothers among others with a Japanese fan dance between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Pach
K. Haynes
Maynard Wedding Sets City Aglow in Bright Morning
Kathryn Sullivan of Main Street married Edward Sheehan at St Bridget's Church in a nuptial mass. Guests from Boston to Concord Junction attended, with bridesmaids Alice and Ethel Sullivan and maid of honor Julia Sullivan. The couple planned a two week wedding trip then reside in Somerville. A grand reception followed with many presents reflecting broad esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. Bridget’s Church
Kathryn Agnes Sullivan
Main St
Edward W. Sheehan
Boston
Concord
New York City
Putnam
Conn
Willimantic
Hartford
Holyoke
Worcester
Woonsocket
R. I
Concord Junction
Alice
Ethel Sullivan
A. A. Hilferty
St. Bridget's Church
William Sullivan
Frank Sullivan
Town
Timothy and
Robert Sheehan
Sheehan
Jeremiah Sheehan
Harriman Laundry to Open as Maynard Laundry Company
The Harriman laundry site is poised to reopen within a week under contractor Carr. Clayton Hunt of Somerville leads the effort with Maynard business men to secure town concessions. If successful, the Maynard laundry company will establish a credible local operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Carr
Clayton&. Hunt
Somerville
Maynard Business Men's Association
Maynard Laundry Company
Big Shoe Purchase Highlights Local Trade Moves
A. Lesnick buys the stock of J. McLoughlin Boston comprising 792 pairs of high grade shoes. A. Lesnick also acquires a new automobile. Dr. F. A. Rich engages Dr. Robert Be. Wilson to handle duties at his office. James Farrell, a post office worker, is ill at his sister’s home. Magdalene chapter initiates four candidates with a Tuesday evening collation. A Sunday school food sale by Berch’s Junior proves successful. An exhibit on bifocal lens manufacture is planned for next week at Isore Dahl. Supt. F. S. Brick reports Bancroft 6th leads Little League with seven wins and one loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Electric and Power Co
Amuck Tuesaday
Walter Tilton
Roxbury
Andrew McEwan
Music Hall
A. Hilden
Eugene Bapie
Framingham Hospital
Lever’s
A. Lesnick
J. McLoughlin
Boston
F. A. Rich
Robert BE. Wilson
Toe
James Farrell
George Chidley
Magdalene
Q. E
Berch
Lee
Thig Department
Hearch
Isore Dahl
Brick
Mttle
Bancroft
Automobile parties by the hour or day offered
Arthur W. Puffer of Maynard Massachusetts announces availability of automobile parties by the hour or day at reasonable rates. R F D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Puffer
Maynard, Mass
Card of Thanks and Local Help Requests
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kind words flowers and support during bereavement and illness of their daughter and sister. Mr and Mrs Frank J McCarron and daughter Maynard June 7 1911. Wanted girl for general house work apply to David Bander 35 Brooks st Maynard Mass. Wanted a 6 room cottage with improvements preferred James O Connor care Baton Market.
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Frank J. McCarron
David Bander
Brooks St
Maynard
Mass
James O’connor
Care Baton Market
Annual Meeting Elects Officers for Sark Banking Institution
At the annual meeting held May 3 1911 in Masc the officers for the ensuing year were elected and sworn in. Clarence J. Bodfish was named President with Charles H. Persons as 1st Vice President and Orrin S. Fowler as 2nd Vice President. Howard A. Wilson became Clerk and Alfred T. Haynes Treasurer. Trustees include James R. Bent Clarence J. Bodfish William B. Case Bartholomew J. Coughlin Orrin S Fowler William H. Gutteridge Abel G. Haynes Frank H. Harriman Frank W. Hoit Raymond Kitchin John W. Ogden Thomas F. Parker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution
Sark
Masc
James R. Bent
Clarence J. Bodflish
William B. Case
Bartholomew J. Coughlin
Orrin S Fowler
William H. Gutteridge
Abel G. Haynes
Frank H. Harriman
Frank W. Hoit
Raymond Kitchin
John W. Ogden
Thomas F. Parker
Ra H. Persons
Lucius H. Maynard
James Mullen
Charles H. Persons
Frank U. Rich
Francis H. Stevens
James F. Sweeney
Lyman C. Taylor
Arthur BE. Walker Charles HM. Williams
Howard A. Wilson
Board of Investment
Clarence J. Bodfish
Charles H. Persona Orrin S. Fowler
Governor Foss selects Judge McDonald for national charity conference
Governor Eugene N Foss appoints Judge James W McDonald as Massachusetts representative to the National Conference of Charities in Boston next week. McDonald, a Lyman and Lancaster School trustee, is lauded for humanitarian work on the bench and in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Foss
James W. McDonald
Commonwealth
National Conference of Charities
Boston
Judge McDonald
Lyman
Lancaster
McDonald
William L. Douglas
Eben Draper
Henry Harpin
Woonsocket
R. I
T.P. Hurley
St. Ann
Boro
P. B. Murphy
Shea
Albion
N. Y
Board of Overseers
Louis Gosselin
Felix Gatineau
Union’&J. Jean America
Hormidas Bouley
Joseph Bouley
Cross St. G
Frank B. Hirshburg
B. & W. Street
Charles I. E
Panama
D. M
Anna F
Lawrence Emery
Miss
Bert Brooks
Walter
Yer
Pleasant St
C. F
Newton St
Charles Stone
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B. Lang
T. P. Carothers
Carl Johnson Rose Carothers
Palm Dick Grannis
Carothers
Chum
Rose
Sidney Goodnow
Patty Campbell
Broadway Dramatic School
L. Stiles
de Yorburgh-Smith
Mary F. McGreevey
Sylvia
Elizabeth Hall Pierre le Bouton
Eceeis H. Austin
Edith Brongon
Rose Alice Stone
Whiet Club
Town Hall
Newell
Alfred Haskell
Southbridge
S. D. Perry
Shrewsbury
Woman's Club
W. R.pratt
Pratt's Mill
Frances E. Bent
Joseph B. Howe
Eli Willis
East Sudbury
Michael Simon
Marlboro R. R. Crossing
State Road
Miree
South
Sullivan-Sheehan
Robert Bisbee
Providence
John W. Flood
Hartwell
Boston Americans
Chicago
Bacon Academy
William Joyce
Adams & Bridges
Mary Kelley
Telephone Corps
Millers Falls
Congregational Church
F. N. Rutan
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Maynard Lodge
Glenwood Cemetery
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Nason St
Lillian Mead
Harriman Laundry
BIG Shoe Purchase
Orrin S. Fowler
Alfred T. Haynes
William Fi. Case
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