Wotinv Mapior Hap Confined At Depot
Wotinv Mapior hap confined to his home with a severe attack of nore aplinesecgaee en place at the depot while off duty. Fred Davis who bought the late Charles Morris place last fall has sold the same to John Evans of New York who will take possession in the summer. The chicken pie supper and entertainment at the South Acton University last week attracted a number from here. Two Indians from this town were among the entertainers Miss Jennie Durkee reader and Mrs Edith Morris soloist. James Grimes long ill through winter at Mass General Boston received encouraging news and began jury duty at Cambridge Monday.
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Wotinv
Nore
Fred Davis
Charles Morris
John Evans
New York
T.a
Entertain 0 SR REQ MEN with Liberal Old Color Setting
A social event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Frost and guests includes Mr. and Mrs. N. Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Gee, Cole and Ny, Mr. and Mrs. Blake, Mrs. A. C. Biggs, Thompson and guests, D. B. Perkins, Mortenson, C. L., Wy, Mrs. Mills, Leo Hodgdon, F. Hodgdon, Sponen, Gulegher, Bagley, Helen Blake, and Mr. Blake of Somerville.
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J. R
N. Frost
Bawina Mills
Leo Hodgdon
F. J. Hodgdon
Bagley
Helen Blake
Blake
Somerville
Probate filings reveal multiple estates in Maynard and surrounding towns
Inventories list Silvioy and Mrs. Nettie M. Drake estates with values from 557 to 14 600 dollars, in Maynard and Bedford. Hodgess executrix Ada Hodgess bonds 12 000 dollars. real estate and personal property totals noted. Several divorces granted nisi for residents of Acton Maynard Brookline and Franklin amid claims of cruelty intoxication and abandonment.
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Nettie M. Drake
Bedford
Ballot battles shadow town offices and names added to voting list
The article lists candidates for town posts including a town clerk and treasurer, with many names added to the voting roster. It notes a push for efficiency in town affairs and mentions naturalization delaying two entries. Women voters are named among those registered.
Doan's Kidney Remedy Ad Sold For 50c
An old fragmented ad urges readers to treat aching backs and kidney issues with Doan's Kidney Remedy. It claims relief for tired nerves and warns of serious diseases, noting a price of 50 cents and directing to ask for the product.
Children’s Party Held by Tennis Club at G A I R Hall
About 35 club members attended a Saturday night children’s party at the G A I R hall dressed in old age costumes. The evening featured games like Drop the Handkerchief, with ice cream and cake served, and the program continued. All participants reported a good time.
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G. A. I.r. Hall
Sunday School Class Party on Washington's Birthday
A Miss Jessié.u. Snowston entertained her Sunday school class at her Washington home on the holiday between 2:30 and 6 o'clock. The boys enjoyed games and dainty refreshments were served. Attendees included Gallant, Harry, Scott, Emera Wood, and Commean Beach.
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Jessié
U. Snowston
Washington
Harry
Scott
Methodist Church Service and Programs Lead Week
A. Morrill and Osgood serve as ministers with Friday chapel devotion at 7 20. Sunday worship at 10 45 with sermon Christian Loyalty. Sacrament at 11 30. Sunday activities include Epworth League at 6 and public worship at 7 with a featured talk and entertainment by Washington A. Coles under Baraca auspices.
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A. Morrill
Osgood
Eloyl EB. Taylor
Parker
Epworth
Aggressive
Baraca
Washington A. Coles
Hose Truck With Pump Demonstrated In Hudson
New American LaFrance hose truck was demonstrated to Hudson officials led by Chief Engineer H Gutteridge. The demonstration, held Saturday morning, showcased how the unit mirrors local fire apparatus while promising to replace the traditional fire engine in Hudson.
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Hudson
George, H. Gutteridge
Community club meeting and local easing efforts noted
A ladies club meeting at Mrs. B Northra’s home on February 3 to 5 convened with 17 members. Speakers included Chas Brown of Concord and others discussing civic topics and plans for the upcoming amendment vote. The town mourns Mrs. John H. Brown of Sigia, buried Thursday.
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Bedford Oo
Massachusetts
League
A. Briggs
Norwood
Bitter Sweet Delivered Daily Postal Today
Readable fragments describe a daily postal delivery in a local area. The brief mentions a person named Daly and a place or entity referred to as LL Dale with unclear surrounding details. The text lacks complete sentences or context to confirm events or outcomes.
Mrs Winchester Dies At Son's Home After Hip Break
Mrs. Cathe M. Winchester widow of Warren W. Winchester died Saturday at her son Rev. B E Winchester's Elm Street home after a broken hip suffered six weeks earlier. Born August 11, 1821 in Middlebury Vermont, she married in 1847 and lived in Clinton Massachusetts Bridgeport Vermont Williamstown and Concord before moving to Winnetka Ohio Newton Highlands and finally Concord. She leaves one survivor Dr. Winchester and was active in Trinitarian church. Funeral was at the Winchester home Tuesday and interment will be in Middlebury Vermont beside her husband.
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Cathe M. Winchester
Warren W. Winchester
Winchester
Elm St
Clinton
Mass
Washington, D. C
Bridgeport
Williamstown
Ncegp
Atom
Winnetka
Ohio
Newton Highlands
Concord
Trinitarian Church
Winchester Home
G. A. Tewksbury
Pas
Middlebury
Concord notices and legal actions batch
Granted alimony of six dollars weekly. Libel attached husband’s property for three thousand dollars. Case not contested. John J. Dee appointed administrator of Maynard Russell’s estate, died January 24 1915. bond one hundred sixty dollars. estate valued at one hundred seventy five dollars in personal property. Heirs at law named. Verdict for defendant ordered in case Welch vs Hindgon railway for ten thousand dollars. appeal to Supreme Court noted.
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John J. Dee
Concord
Maynard Russell
Charles J. McIntire
Charles 8. Russell
Hudson
Winnie M. Patrie
Wentford
Clara He
Ingbod
South Sudbury
Sadie M. Campbell
Lynn
Wayland D. Russell
Worcester
Bell
Superior Civil Court
John Welsh
Malden
D ‘Welch
eHindgon Jat
Brigham's
Edward F. Loughlin
Supreme Court
Jury Deliberates in Somerville Auto Case Involving Allee
The jury returns a verdict in the Allee case tried in Somerville. The defendant faced two counts arising from a collision on a car that Mary Welsh rode in and allegedly was injured when she was thrown from her seat. Attorney W Jennings Patron represented Welsh.
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Allee
de Noyer
Somerville
Mary Welsh
W. Jennings
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