Maynard pastor plans midweek service and floral festival
The Maynard pastor announces a midweek service on Wednesday at 7 45 with the topic Christ and the Children. Sunday services at 10 45, with infants to be baptized. Mizpah lodge and Maynard groups will attend. A floral festival program will be held at the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Tople
Ruth Wilson
Frances
Archer
Alice Grenrod
Jerusalem
Lawton
Ruth French
Florence Wilcox
Helen Brick Bid
S'O Sicipale
Mies Spence
Kindly Light
Frasier Forgie
Romes
Miss Townsend
Birthday Party for Florence Hargreaves at Stow Lower Village
Miss Florence Hargreaves hosted a party at her parents home in Stow Lower Village on Saturday for her 19th birthday. The event featured a music and games program, refreshments, and a gift of a gold bracelet presented by Frank Taylor. Attendees included May Taylor Margaret Miller Agnes Nordberg Agnes Johnson Christina Lang Wisebeth Ridgeway Mrs. Thomas Bell Mrs. Harry Hargreaves and others.
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Harry Hargreaves
Stow Lower Village
Florence Hargreaves
Frank Taylor
Miss Hargreaves
May Taylor
Margaret Miller
Agnes Nordberg
Agnes Johnson
Christina Lang
Wisebeth Ridgeway
Thomas Bell
May Bell
Joseph Dogl
St Scott
Fred Newman
Archie Miller
Bert Doel
Ellis Horner
Bilison Smith
Arthur
Jack Hargreaves
Auto Collides With Pole Near Town
An automobile crashed into a telephone pole Monday afternoon causing excitement. A demonstrator traveling with Gus Gilroy of baseball fame was en route from Como Junction when the vehicle struck the pole and the car was left with one wheel.
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Merz Auto
Gus Gilroy
Conao Junction
Obituary Notice for Local Resident Julius Loewe
Julius Loewe of Maynard and Allston died at his daughter Mrs Harris residence 590 Cambridge Street Allston at 7 05 p m The death followed a long illness described as a year long setback though he had briefly recovered and become mobile before the final lapse The obituary notes Loewe was a long time resident and businessman in town and passed away at his daughter’s home after years of illness
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Maynard
Vienna
Baseball Notes on Concord Junction and Local Players
Pratt breaks leg sliding into second against T R and T S and misses season. Condon joins Fitchburg of the New England league and impresses Fred Lake. Clinton seeks Foley to pitch for their season as Maynard weighs offers. Foley may switch, dropping Maynard a class. Concord Junction shows progress in intertown play. Hickey of Shrewsbury seeks Cam eron and Nash from Sellers. Cameron, who pitched for Maynard, proves solid in Marlboro game. School and college season ends. many players hit the market. local high school teams praised for future. George Brickley of Marlboro adds three hits. Killinenen contemplates retirement. Hawkins shines in outfield and at bat. Local managers may need out-of-town help to strengthen squads. Memorial Day ball thrills fans. Gilroy praised for all-around skills. Fallon versatile at hot corner, pitcher, and catcher for Concord Junction. Davy Ingalls to join Shrewsbury after farewell with Marlboro. Marlboro and Clinton to rebound with high school and college talent. Beverly and Marlboro stage benefit game for John King of Beverly who broke his leg early season. Jink Murray returns next week, injecting pep. Maynard regroups as team may enter into new schedule.
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Pratt
Concord Junction
Condon
Billerica
Fitchburg
New England League
Fred Lake
Clinton
Foley
Maynard
George Brickley
Charlie
Harvard
Marlboro
Killinenen
Billy Fallon
Concord
Davy Ingalls
Shrewsbury
Davy
Local Cricket Plans Seem Uncertain in Worcester Suburb
The article hints at Maynard possibly facing Shrewsbury soon in the Worcester suburb and mentions Concord not on the cards. References to deliveries and hirelings suggest unsettled match arrangements and heavy rain impact.
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Banana City
Maynard
Shrewsbury
Worcester
Hickey
Concord
Funeral Held for Mrs. Thomas P. P. Sheehan in Worcester
Mrs. Thomas P. P. Sheehan died at her Worcester home Monday morning after a long illness. She was born in Ireland, lived in Maynard as a girl, and later moved to Worcester with her husband. Survived by her husband, five Worcester daughters, three sisters, and a brother, with a requiem high mass at St. Bridget's Church and burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery.
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Thomas P. P. Sheehan
Carsoncourt
Worcester
Ireland
Maynard
John Sullivan
Sheehan
Elizabeth
Margaret
Catherine
Mary
Nellie
Daniel Lynch
Arlington Heights
George White
Arlington
Arthur O'Neil
Waltham
Daniel
Dennis Sheehan
D. J. Lynch
Concord
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Pleasant Surprise for Miss Huth Veitch at Home
A Pleasant Surprise honored Miss Huth Veitch Tuesday evening at her parents’ Pleasant home. Harland Powers presented a vanity purse on behalf of 16 friends as lawn decorations and outdoors games preceded a musical program and refreshments. Attendees included Hazel Nelson Marion Wilson Thelma Veitch Gertrude Connors Helen Eldred Florence Jackson George Parish Harry Day Walter Courtney Harland Powers William Bain Burton Coughlin Geo Brown Robert Parkin Louis Blatt Wilbur Clark.
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Huth’ Veitch
Robert Veitch
Harland Powers
Hazel Nelson
Marion Wilson
Thelma Veitch
Gertrude Connors
Helen Eldred
Florence Jackson
George Parish
Harry Day
Walter Courtney
William Bain
Burton Coughlin
Geo. Brown
Robert Parkin
Louis Blatt
Wilbur Clark
Langs Wed at St Bridget’s Bold Nuptial Mass
Miss Mary E Fitzgerald of Stow and Harry J Lang of Cambridge wed in a nuptial Mass at St Bridget’s church. The couple, married by Rev Walter J Browne, went to Niagara Falls after a reception at the bride’s parents home and will reside on Putnam Ave Cambridge.
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Mildred Jones
Daniel
Boston
Lang
Cottage Farms
Niagara Falls
Putnam Ave
Cambridge
Exhibition of School Work Showcased in Public Schools
Industrial exhibition of public school work opened this Wednesday at Nason School with displays from cooking sewing basketry canning and domestic science. Commercial department items also on show and local business people urged to visit. Programs repeat today at Ban St School and Friday at Main St School.
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Nason Si
Bondini brothers to perform at Sudbury party and local notes
A community party in North Sudbury honors May of Stanley Rice with Bondini brothers, vaudeville stars touring Australia, while local events include school moves, band concerts, and town notices. Dartmouth and Harvard alumni return home for summer, while tax figures show a rise. A nine year old Arrow incident injures eye. various town updates follow.
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Alice Welcomb
James N. Haire
B Delaney
Stanley Rice
North
Sudbury
Bondini Brothers
Wissochi
Australia
Walter Goggin
New Bedford
Boston High School of Commerce
Michael Lynch
Mizpah Rebekah’ Lodge
Guyer Fowler
Harvard University
Board of Assessors
Concord Junction Bible and Verse meeting notice
Concord Junction announces Bible study and worship services at Lapham's block opposite the depot. A. B. Spencer of Waltham speaks Sunday at 3 and 6 30 p m. Bible Study Thursday at 7 30 p m. Tomato plants offered by the dozen or 1000. F L Ga Concord Junction Tel Con SS 5.
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International Bile
Lapham
A. B. Spencer
Waltham
F. L. Ga
Concord Junction
Pratt’s Leg Breaks in Slide During Local Game
Pratt suffers a compound fracture of the leg sliding into third base as Concord Junction’s team loses Saturday to the T R and T team of Billerica. The accident shamed the crowd amid fast play and Pratt’s status as a leading local baseball figure. Concord Junction residents discuss a new express service while Mrs Edward Weilly travels to Maine after her mother’s death.
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Pratt
Billerica
Burleigh Pratt
Otean
Concord Junction
Edward Weilly
Maine
Children’s Day Services At Union Church
The Union Church holds a Sunday morning service with a sermon to the young. A baptism reception for infants and children is planned. The Children’s Day concert at five o’clock closes the day and an inviting welcome is extended to all to join the celebration.
Keeping Tinware Bright
A tip on preserving tinware notes applying fresh lard and oven heating to prevent rust. This old practice suggests rubbing with fat then heating before first use to extend the metal’s life.
Probate Court Cites Heirs in Massachusetts Deed Case
The Probate Court in Middlesex County Massachusetts issues a citation requiring appearance on June 30 1914 to show cause why letters of administration with the will annexed should not be granted to Angle May Bent. The notice calls for three five weeks of publication in Sudbury Leader and mailing to known heirs seven days before the hearing. Witness W E Rogers Register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Sudbury
Charles J. Mclntire
Quire
Probate Court Notices Right of Curtesy Questioned
In Middlesex County a probate court action regards Willis A White an insane person. Clara Witte guardian seeks to release rights of curtesy in real estate. Heirs apparent must show cause at the June 30 hearing in Maynard. citations issued by delivery or weekly publication for three weeks ending before the session.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Willis A. White
Maynara
State Board of Tesaning
Clara‘ B. “Witte
Dias
Wilis A. White
Bridge
Maynard En
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Beverly
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South Boston
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George Burgess
Somerville
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