Amateur Night at Union Church Men’s Club Recital
Friday’s annual amateur night drew a large attendance at the Union church vestry. The program featured sketches by Irvin Judkins and Wallis Ford, vocal selections by K O R B quartet, harmonica numbers by Thomas MacWilliams, and a club orchestra led by Alexander Bailie. The committee was led by Tru fant and J Arnold Lowery. The next meeting is March 10.
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Union Church
Irvin Judkins
Clarence A. Hosmer
Irving Felch
Merton Hosmer
War
Ren B. Goddard
Thomas MacWilliams
Wallis B. Ford
James Adams
J. Arnold Lowery
Clarence
Trufant
Homer Allen
Fred W."taylor
Frederick Taylor, Jr
Men’s Club
Alexander Baillie
Alec McWackern
Malcol Arnold Hewitt
Merton Herbert Pickard
James Borland, Jr
Warren Miller
Wade Carl
Ostberg Burial Follows Siniarium Death in Somerville
Ludvig Ostberg, a Norway native 32, died of tuberculosis in a Somerville sanatorium. Funeral Thursday at Sleepy Hollow cemetery with Rev. G. A. Tewksbury officiating. Survived by wife and six children living on Bedford Street. Also notes Daniel F. OConnor leaving town barn caretaking for Waterbury and A J McDonald succeeding.
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Ludvig Ostberg
Somerville
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
G. A. Tewksbury
Mr. Ostberg
Norway
Concord
Hils
Bedford St
Daniel F. O'Connor
Waterbury
A. J. McDonald
Minstrel Show Tickets Selling Fast in Concord Junction
Concord Junction Catholic Club presents a two night minstrel at Association hall with about 60 performers. Edward V. Loughlin leads. D C Keegan handles dancing and stage effects. Friday sells out. Colonial Orchestra provides music. post show dancing till 1 am with special cars from Concord and Maynard.
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Concord Junction
Association Hall
Edward V. Loughlin
D. C. Keegan
Somerville
Loughlin
Daniel Haley
Charles Chapman
Boston
Chapman
Concord
Maynard
Colonial Orchestra
West Concord Woman’s Club to hear Dr Perrin on The Modern Child
Friday afternoon the West Concord Woman's club will host Dr Marshall B Perrin professor of Germanic languages at Boston University. He will speak on The Modern Child a topic of broad interest and has been declared an open one by the educational committee chaired by Mrs Susan Russell.
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West Concord
Derby Street Surprise Party for Mr Frizzle
Friday night at Derby street a group of friends gathered as unexpected guests. Miss Mabel Crowson presented Mr. Charles Frizzle with a ring as a souvenir. The host proved welcoming and guests from Lexington and Concord attended. Refreshments were served.
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Charles Frizzle
Derby St
Mr. Frizzle
Mabel Crowson
Cattle Auctions Set Near Norwood and Peabody
Otis H. For bush auctioneer lists two Holstein sales The Fales and Fiske herds at Norwood on Monday March 27 at 9 30 am and the Brooksby farm herd at Peabody Mt Pleasant Felton st on Thursday March 30 at 9 30 am. About 125 to 130 head of registered and grade cattle featured.
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Otis H. Forbush
Fales
Fiske
Norwood
Brooksby Farm
Peabody
Mt. Pleasant
Felton St
Dance Proved Enjoyable in Town Hall Event
A town hall dance hosted by Mrs. M. B. L. Bradford and Mrs. Robert Wainwright drew many out of town guests. Kanrick of Boston provided music, and the absence of Mrs. Hoar was filled by Mrs. Robert Warner as matron. Talk of a second April dance exists, though invitations are not yet issued.
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Town Hall
Frederick Austin
Robert Wainwright
M. B. L. Brailford
Percy Brown
Mary Parker
Henry
Kanrick
Boston
Hoar
Robert Warner
M. B. L. Bradford
Advertised Letters List Names Recipients
A list of names includes Richard F. Barnard Rev Godfrey M Brinjey Michael J Cavaugh James J English Antonio in Biagio Eramo Rev Chas H Johnson Rev Hans 8 Lane Sherman B Phillips Harry Pierce William Wood Mr Vosburgh Mrs Mary L Hadley Mrs Grace Hunter Miss Louise H Coburn
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Richard F. Barnard
Godfrey M. Brinjey
Michael J. Cavaugh
James J. English
Antonio In Biagio Eramo
Chas. H. Johnson
Hans 8. Lane
Sherman B. Phillips
Harry Pierce
William Wood
Mr. Vosburgh
Mary L. Hadley
Grace Hunter
Louise H. Coburn
Greatest Health Insurance In The World Claim
Prominent Louisville druggist T. P. Taylor urges simple preventive care as the best health policy. He says the easiest preventive is often neglected and praises Rexall Orderlies as a small, inexpensive health aid.
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Rexall Orderlies
Taylor Co. Printers to Move to New Quarters
The firm of Frank E Taylor Co printers plans a move from Haynes block to larger quarters after six years in business. Established on Summer Street, the company now fills expanded premises with a Colts Armory 14x22 press and upgraded bindery gear. Albert Murphy rose from part time helper to firm manager as five staff members work and more hires are expected.
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Frank E. Taylor Co
Haynes Block
Frank E. Taylor
Summer St
Colts Armory
Albert Murphy
Ry High School
Supper Served After Odd Fellows Meeting
After the Odd Fellows monthly gathering on Saturday a fine supper was served by committee members Charles Keene Joseph Martin Fay Graham Thomas Smith and Fred Randell The menu included roast beef brown gravy mashed potatoes creamed onions roll and coffee Henry Gilroy left Strathmore Worsted Mill West Vate to take a job at Scotts Mill Woonsocket R I Edward Henderson observed his 82nd birthday on Sunday receiving many congratulatory letters and postcards.
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Odd Fellows Social Club
Charles Keene
Joseph Martin
Fay Graham
Thomas Smith
Fred Randell
Henry Gilroy
Strathmore
Westvate
Scotts Mill
Woonsocket
R. I. Edward Henderson
Fighting Yeedom draws crowd in Lexington play night
Presented in Lexington by The Redmen in cooperation with local committees the pre four act drama Fighting Yeedom played at Historic hall on Thursday evening Feb. 18. The performance was considered a success with a large audience and praise for the organizing committees.
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Redmen
Cooperan
Lexington
Hall
Committee Named to Oversee Church Repairs
A five man committee was appointed at St Michael's church meeting to oversee repairs and reconstruction with the pastor. The members are John Connors John J Kelley James Bagley John Cavanaugh and John McGovern.
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St. Michael's Church
John Connors
John J. Kelley
James Bagley
John Cavanaugh
John McGovern
Bedford’s Progress Pushes Future Growth
Bedford’s rising population and growing voter base fuel optimism for the town’s future. The water board endorses road improvements and the road commissioners push Build for the future as their slogan. Election decisions focus on the individual candidate rather than party politics.
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Board of Water Commissioners
Probate Court to hear administration petition in Maynard
All other persons estate of Catherine Maynard in said County deceased in testate a petition has been presented to said Court to grant a letter of administration on the estate of said deceased to James C Mahoney of Maynard in the County of Middlesex without giving a surety on his bond You are hereby cited to appear at a Probate Court in Cambridge Middlesex on the third day of March AD 1916 at nine o'clock in the forenoon to show cause if any you have why the same should not be granted Publication to be made in the Maynard Enterprise weekly for three successive weeks the last publication to be at least one day before the Court W B Rogers Register
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Catherine Maynard
James C. Mahoney
Maynard
Middlesex
Cambridge
Borane
Maynard @enterprise
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