Maynard Memorial Rites Honor Local Lodges Officers
Memorial services for Maynard and Nashoba lodge members were held in Glenwood cemetery with prayers by George W. Emsley Sr and oration by George W. Emsley Jr. Bouquets marked 30 Glenwood graves and two at St Bridget's. Committees led by Walter Olsen and others oversaw the ceremonies and parade details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Lowell
Nashobaet
Littleton
Thomas Usher
Assabet Lodge
Frank Rowe
Noble Grand
Willis Bowles
Frankly
National Band
Ae M. U
Lot
Glenwood
George W. Emsley
P. PG. M
George W. Emsley, Jr
M. U
St Bridget’s
Maynard and Littleton Lodges
James A. Smith
Pp. P. M
Concord Move Brings Muscdte Family to Ambridge
Peter Muscdte and family relocate to Ambridge as Sam Murray and B Reed accept positions with Walter K. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Muscdte
Toambridge
Sam
Murray B. Reed
Walter K. Shaw
Trinitarian Congregational Church Week Schedule
Pastor George A. Tewksbury invites unattached individuals to join the church. The week features Charitable society meeting with Mrs George Keyes, Scandinavian service, prayer conference on What Love of Education Should a Christian desire for His Children, church committee meeting, and a June 27 communion. Children’s Day services are set for June 13, 1045, with baptism for parents expressing desire to the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Tewksbury
George
Keyes
Priday
Concord Daily Notes and Local Mentions
W T Lyman of Oakes house Heath farm goes to Bar Harbor for summer. Concord high tennis crushes Lynn English four to one. Marion and Mildred Keefe of Brookline visit Miss Mary Keefe. Otis Shattuck of Salem named captain of Middlesex School 1921 crew, as junior bow. Frederick Brooks family sell Sudbury road estate. plan Nahant summer. Concord K of C vs Concord Junction game postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lyman
Oakes House
Heath Farm
Bar Harbor
W. T. Wing
Firat Brooks Farm
Concord High
Lynn English High
Card
Missus Marion
Mildred Keefe
Brookline
Mary Keefe
Otis Shattuck
Salem
Middlesex School
Shattuck
Frederick Brooks
Concord Woman Recovers After Hospital Operation
Mrs Edward Clahane of Concord recuperates at her sister Mrs George Lee’s home after undergoing an operation at Deaconess hospital.
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Edward Clahane
Concord
Itls
Deaconess Hospital
George Lee
Larz Anderson Estate Sold and Adjacent Property Acquired
Through Waldo P. Lapham’s agency the Larz Anderson real estate on Willow Street, Concord, sold to Owen L. Miner. It is an eight room dwelling with modern improvements and a large land lot. The West Concord Union Religious Society also purchased from Mark Mara the adjoining property now occupied by Henry Lane, a seven room dwelling with modern improvements and a 90 by 140 foot lot on Main Street.
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Waldo P. Lapham
Larz Anderson
Mt Holyoke Alumnae Rummage Sale in Acton
The Mt Holyoke Alumnae of Acton and Maynard plan a rummage sale on Saturday June 26 at the old Lewis store in South Acton to benefit a 3 000 000 endowment fund. Key organizers include Miss Sophia Taylor Flora Reed Helen Fairbanks Mrs George Noyes Mrs Alfred McCleary and Miss Alice Fairbanks. Donations are solicited and callers may contact Miss Fairbanks West Acton 40 or other listed organizers.
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Mt Holyoke
Acton
Maynard
Clarence Lambert Trufant Dies on June 13 1919
Clarence Lambert Trufant died on June 13 1919. The obituary notes his passing and records his identity for local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lambert Trufant
Advertised Letters for a List of Local Names
A set of advertised letters includes Mr and Mrs George Bradford Edmund Hollis Frank A Pheaume Lewis Stevens Byron D Tracy Mrs Brinley Miss Viola Brown Miss Linda Clatworthy two others Miss Julia Guyol Mrs Beatrice Lefford Mrs Engeline Shee han Miss Mary Whealen.
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George Bradford
Edmund
Circus Day Near Ringling Barnum & Bailey Merge Show
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Combined circus arrives in Boston the week of June 14. The merged show promises the greatest program yet with a mammoth street parade and vast menagerie. Hundreds of performers, jeweled horse trappings, and an unprecedented army of clowns will headline the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling
Greg
Barnum & ‘Bailey
Boston
Ciggus Ringling
Barnum’ ‘& Bailey
America
Bathing Ritual in West Africa Brings Cleansing Steam
A Barth of West Africa prepares a ceremonial soak by digging a ground hole and layering seven herbs peppers cardamom seeds and bushes. He pours boiling water over the mixture then covers the pit with a clay frame to trap steam and steams for hours. He emerges washed kneaded by a pro and departs shivering with cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
West
Africa
United in Marriage Miss Helen Gately Weds William Fitzpatrick
Miss Helen F Gately married William J Fitzpatrick of Brookline at St Bernard s church in a nuptial mass officiated by Rev Mathew J Flaherty and Rev Michael P Mahon. A reception followed at the bride s home and the couple will reside on Gardner Road Brookline. Mrs Fitzpatrick is a graduate of the Academy of the Assumption Wellesley and Mr Fitzpatrick is a World War I veteran from Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gately
William Fitzpatrick
Brookline
Helen F. Gately
William J. Fitzpatrick
St Bernard’s Church
Mathew J. Fla‘herty
St Agnes’ Church
Arlington
Michael P. Mahon
Concord
Fitzpatrick
Gardner Road
Academy of the Assumption
Wellesley
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Dorothy Heath Dodge Weds De Forest Anthony in Fall River
Society and college guests attended the Saturday wedding at First Parish in Fall River. Dorothy Heath Dodge, Radcliffe 1916, married De Forest Anthony, Harvard 1918, with Katherine Dodge as maid of honor and four bridesmaids. The ceremony was by Rev Loren B. Macdonald and Rev Charles Jackson, followed by a reception at the bride’s mother’s home.
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Dorothy Heath Dodge
Radcliffe Collegia
Charles B. Dodge
T de Forest Anthony
Harvard University
Edward L. Anthony
Highland Ave
Fall River
Loren B. Macdonald
Charles #. Jackson
Katherine Briggs Dodge
Marion Hudson
Concord
Elizabeth Cutter
Rosemary Cutter
Mary Barton
Boston
Daniel Hamilton
Yale
John H. Brayton
Frank Coolidge
Concodt
Franklin A.peale
New York
Elisha Whittlessey
Pittsfield
A. T. Davison
Appleton Chapel
Cambridge
Anthony
Local visits and summer work noted in town
Frank Younng of Peterboro visited his sister Marie Young on Wal tham street last week. June 11 signals end of troubles for the school boys as summer begins. Margaret Cratty of Rockville Conn has been visiting at Willam Scully’s home on Dart mouth street. John Cleary, superintendent of the gypsy moth department, began spraying trees along the highways last week.
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Frank Younng
Peterboro
Nhs
Marie Young
Waltham St
Misa
Margaret Cratty
Rockville
Conn
Willam Scully
Dartmouth
John Cleary
Polish Liberty bond drive gains local support in Maynard
Local Polish residents in Maynard have subscribed 5000 dollars to Liberty bonds as part of a nationwide effort. A committee led by Frank Piecewich Michael Piecewich Joseph Arciszewski and Stanley Scienkiewich coordinates the campaign with Michael Piecewich as vice chairman noting 6 percent interest and Polish government backing. Bonds are sold at Maynard Trust Co and through Mr Piecewich at 29 Nason Street.
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Maynard
Frank Piecewich
Michael Piecewich
Joseph Arciszewski
Stanley Scienkiewich
Nasonst
Poland
Plecewich
Nason St
Maynard Trust Co
Chautauqua July Socialist Club Convention Draws Large Crowd
The Socialist clubs convention will be held here July 3 4 5 with about 5090 visitors expected. Organizers have secured lodging near the Vose farm athletic events will bring leading national speakers and stars to the club picnic grounds.
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Socialist Clubs
Wll
Vose Farm
Measles Sweep Town Amid School Absences
Measles rage through town with hundreds of cases reported among school children. The board of health has not adopted special measures while many students remain home. Officials fear many will not return before year end as school closes June 11.
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Board of Health
Boord of Health Sode
Open Meeting of Concord Grange 150 Highlights June Programs
Concord Grange No. 150 held a regular meeting on Wednesday evening June 2 at town hall. After business, entertainment by the literary committee featured a talk on Home Industries by Mr Trask and slides, followed by the one act Not on the Program performed by members Mel Murray Whitney and others. Readings were given by George Gifford of Somerville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Town Hall
Trask
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
the Grange
Mel Murray Whitney
Wylder Hits Homer to Keep Eastern League Fire Alive
Babe Ruth of the Eastern league Brick Wylder blasts another homer on Thursday to ignite the league race. The big blonde backstop powers a four bagger and two hits as Springfield fears losing him to the big show.
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Brick” Wylder
Babe Ruth
Springfield
Bodfish Child Breaks Arm at Concord Estate Visit
Sumner Bodfish five years old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bodfish broke his right arm while visiting the Concord estate recently purchased by his parents on Sunday May 30. He tripped and fell a very short distance over a George and Laughlin Graham received their final citizenship papers at the United States court at Boston Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Bodfish
Clarence Bodfish
Concord
George and
Laughlin Graham
United States Court
Boston
Bedford Notes Local Events And Upcoming Fetes
A Bedford observer notes a town member at a Carlisle dance and Frank Davis joining G A Skelton’s staff. Frank B Ladd takes a short vacation from G A Skelton’s grocery. Johnny Wren trained for a Montreal bout with Butch O’Hagan. Nine Home of Destitute Catholic Children wards find summer homes. The Junior Prom is set at Lexington High Friday night. Edward Pike and wife welcomed a son. Frances Kelley enjoys a three week Clothiers' Supply Co vacation. Cranberry Corners was staged at Leington theatre for American Legion benefit. Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey circus heads to Boston Huntington grounds June 14. Locals plan to attend. A Sacred Heart triduum will be held at St church on Wednesday, with events each evening at 8 p m.
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Frank B. Ladd
G. A. Skelton
Johnny Wren
Butch O'Hagan
Montreal
Lexington High School
Edward Pike
Frances Kelley
Clothiers’ Supply Co
Boato
Cranberry Corners
Leington Theatre
American Legion
Lawn party and doll carriage parade planned in town
The annual lawn party under the O. B. S. will be held at the Blake estate Saturday afternoon, June 12. Lexington drum corps will provide music at the town hall in the evening. A doll carriage parade is scheduled for the afternoon with prizes. Ice cream candy and fancy work will be on sale.
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O. B.S
Blake Estate
Lexington
Town Hall
Prines
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Mansfield Post
James J. Mansfield
State Armory
Women's Auxiliary of the
Concord Post
Horton Edmonds
The
Mary A. Flavin
Naval Service
United States
Evan J
Department
Harry Cook
Mat Thomas J. Riley
Daniel B. Cullinane
Joseph H. Dee
Edward F. Cull
John C. Macone
Frank Hughes
Heart Talk
Gurance
Concord Junction
South Acton
Memoriam
Concord State Armory
American Red Cross
Wallace Reid
Carter de Heven
Riviera
Old Kentucky
Chautauqua
Maynard, Mass
Belleau Woods
James Duncan Macnair
U.S. N
M. E. Church
Gnard, Mass
Benj. C. Brown
Tel. Conn
Edith Perkins
Main St
Maynard Mass
Morris
J. A. Riihiluoma
Mass
Benj, C. Brown
Anthony—Dodge
Fred G. Jones
Old Acreg
Walden St
Tel
Bedford
Carlisle
Frank Davis Haa
Fletchers
Mary Farrell
Weavers
James L. Adams
Highland
Joseph Breck & Sons
Jerome B. Rice
Thomas Grey Co
L. Anderson
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