Alumni Dance by Maynard High School Fundraiser
The Maynard High School Alumni Association held a dance in Colonial Hall on Wednesday evening to raise funds for the annual banquet in the fall. A large crowd attended, with Neto in charge and help from association members. The committee included Herbert Mallinson, Dorothy Persons, Marcella Sullivan, Beatrice Sunderland, Mrs. Joseph Schnare, Bradford Parker, H Linwood White, and Robert Lester. Dancing ran from 8 to 12, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hatch of Willimantic, Conn visited Mrs. Hatch’s mother during the week.
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Maynard High School
Colonial Hall
Floor
Neto
Association
Herbert Mallinson
Dorothy Persons
Marcella Sullivan
Beatrice Sunderland
Joseph Schnare
Bradford Parker
H. Linwood ‘White
Robert Lester
The
Bert Hatch
Willimantic, Conn
A A. Hatch
Does Backache Worry Marlboro People
A Marlboro ad highlights kidney health and back pain relief. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney weakness and backache, citing Mrs. Margaret Ellard of Marlboro and urging readers to try the product at 50 cents.
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Marlboro
Margaret Ellard
Ellard Burn Co
New Library Books Added to Reach Six Thousand Volumes
Public library adds titles across fiction non fiction and juvenile sections bringing total volumes to about 6 000. Notable entries include Adelaide Proctor poems Sidney Lanier poems Delilah of the Snows Grey Zane Riders of the Purple Sage and Worcester The Philippines Past and Present. Also works by Walter Camp Frances H Burnett Elinor Stewart and Laura Poulsouh among others.
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Adelaide Proctor
Sidney Lanier
Lee
John
Siberia
Eveinteldisieislet
Williams
Henry S
Gid Oviries
Worcester
Deane
Philippines
Funeral Notices for Henry C Curtis and Related Obituaries
Mrs. Maynard attended the funeral of Henry E B Curtis of Terryville Conn last Wednesday. Curtis a 25 year Eagle Lock Co mechanic born in Adams May served in the Twenty seventh Massachusetts and Forty Ninth Massachusetts Regiments, endured five Confederate prisons, and leaves wife Marion and a daughter. He belonged to G A R Gilbert Thompson Post Franklin Lodge Mason Terry Lodge 29 United Workmen. Funeral at Church of the Immaculate Conception Wednesday 9 am with a solemn mass, burial in Catholic cemetery. The couple planned to reside in Wiltonia South Framingham after a honeymoon trip.
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John White
Percival St
Henry EB. Curtie
Terryville
Conn
Moynilian
Mary White
Hartford Times
Henry C. Curtis
Eagle Lock Co
West Main St
Adams
Twenty-seventh
Marsachusetts Infantry
Forty-Ninth Regiment
Mass
Curtis
Gilbert W. Thompson
Franklin Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons
Terry Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Marion Curtis
Church of the
Winners announced for Alka Temperance bazaar prizes
The Alka Temperance society distributed tickets for a three night bazaar with prizes won by diverse entrants. Winners include Mattie Green of Nanticoke Theodore Asplant Clarkebure Va. H. Runk Graniteville Vt. John Latana Maynard Aino Mitjonas Maynard Waino Wastamaki propose multiple prizes from cash to goods including carpet clock and subscriptions.
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Alka Temperance Society
Temperance
Winging
Ieeran Mattie Green
Nanticoke
Penn
Theodore” Asplant
Clarkebure
Anni’ Porkatieren
Mde Mer
H. Runk
Graniteville
John Latana
Maynard
Aino Mitjonas
Waino’ Wastamaki
Hilda ‘Hanninenen
Are
Bg Lyman
Nene
Dlaan
Job Macken
Gloucester
John Sucoja
Lawler
Mich
Helv Killinenen
Concord
P. Karp
Stow Church Wedding for Bertha Adams and Raymond Snell
Miss Bertha Adams and Raymond L. Snell were married at the Unitarian church in Stow on Saturday evening with about 300 relatives and friends attending. The bride wore French marquisette and carried lilies of the valley. the groom is from Stow and works at Edison Electric.
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Maynard
Bertha Adams
Horace J
Grace A. Adams
Raymond L. Snell
Grace Snell
Stow
Unitarian Church
A. 8
Moult
George Curtis
Lohengrin
Mrs. Snell
Winchester
Boston
Winchester High School
Bridgewater Normal School
Srell
Stow High School
Edison Electric Co
Io South
Time changes on Marlboro Hudson B and M line
The Marlboro Hudson B and M line updates shift several trains. Morning departures adjust from 6.30 to 6.35 while 7.10 8.08 and 9.00 remain unchanged. The 10.34 becomes 11.09 and 12.31 Marlboro 1.57 Boston stay as is. Saturday only sees a 2.24 p m Lake Boon arrival. Sunday evenings see 9.02 arrival moved to 9.24 and 10 o clock Boston departure now at 10.27.
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Marlboro-Hudson
Marlboro
Boston
Gleasondale
Lake Boon
New Officers Chosen at Loyal Assabet Lodge Meeting
The Loyal Assabet lodge I O C F M A held a semi annual officer election Wednesday evening naming N G Charles Luker V G Ernest Greenhalge P S William Holt EBS Joseph Marsden treasurer Fred Hayward chaplain John Phillips G M Marsden Waterhouse and trustee. Commander in Chief M E Somes with staff Col Harry C Barrett Lieut Col William Edney Maj James Smith Capt William Hudson and Sergt William Voutelier attended and urged establishing a local uniformed rank.
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Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
Charles Luker
N. G
Ernest Greenhalge
V. G
William Holt
P. S
Joseph Marsden
EBS
Fred Hayward
Treas
William Hines
J. Edward Phillips
G. M
Marsden Waterhouse
John @. Phillips
M. E. Somes
Harry C. Barrett
William Edney
James Smith
William Hudson
William Voutelier
Arthur D. Long
Lowell
Methodigt Episcopal Church Weekly Schedule and Sermon
The First Quarterly conference led by district superintendent Dr. George B. Dean is set for Wednesday at 7 45. Devotional service follows on Thursday evening. Sunday features God's Workmanship at 1045 with Lord's Supper at 1130, Sunday School at noon, Epworth League at 6 and public worship at 7 with the sermon title What hast thou in the house 2 Kings 4 2.
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A. Morrill Osgood
George B. Dean
E. Taylor
Parker
Epworth League
Union Memorial Sunday Stressed for Town Societies
The Enterprise notes that uniting all town society chapters on a single Union Memorial Sunday would create a more impressive tribute to the dead than multiple scattered Sundays. It urges consolidating celebrations to honor past members.
Officer Claffin Involved In Cafe Shooting Fatality
Special Officer Jamies B. Claftin from headquarters figured in the cafe incident when Inspector Norton was killed by Lawrence Robinson, a Western crook. Claftin fired four shots at Robinson as the latter prepared to flee.
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Jamies B. Claftin
Boylston Cafe
Pupils and Teachers Honor Superintendent Brick
Pupils from Bancroft Street present Superintendent Francis Brick with two $20 gold pieces as a token of esteem. Teachers gather at Nason School for a group photo and program, with songs, readings, and a money gift to buy a chain and charm for Brick.
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Thureday
Francis
Brick
Fm Hia
Bancroft St. Oh
John Gibbons
Nason At
George D. Bison
Emma A. Jordan
Maine
M. Elizabeth Coleman
Clementa Sullivan
M. Lowise Dorntee
Joe Grace Haynes
Madeline Wall
W. Millar
Pneumonia Claims Life of Former Maynard Resident
Daniel Puffer, born March 17, 1865 in Sudbury, died of pneumonia at Mass General Hospital after admission the day prior. Son of Henry and Julia Puffer, he worked as a carpenter and farmhand in the area, last employed by Eugene Priest of West Acton. Survived by one sister, Mrs. Thomas of Maynard. burial in Sudbury.
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Daniel Puffer
Maynard
Henry
Julia Puffer
Sudbury
Eugene Priest
West Acton
Thomas
Legal notice of estate filing and court date
The document lists a probate action with a seven day prior filing requirement and names Sean Oke Sones as interested party. It states the eighth day of June in the year one thousand nine hundred fourteen and is signed by KE Rogers, Register, dated 10 17 24.
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Monwearth
Penne
Sean Oke Sones
Ee Fa
KE. Rogers
Register
Executors of Toby Murphy estate appointed in Mainth County
Notice states Patrick H. Murphy and Thomas J. Smith as executors of the late Toby Murphy of Mainth County. It calls all indebted persons to settle their accounts and manage the estate promptly.
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Toby Murphy
Mainth
Mands
Woth
Patrick H. Murphy
Thomas J. Smith
Probate notice from Middlesex County court in Massachusetts
Public probate notice dated June 9 1914 in Middlesex County Massachusetts. It requires a party to appear at a Middlesex court in Cambridge for a hearing and describes a bond surety. Publication is required at least once more before the specified date.
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Wilconia
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