Dr Daniel Goodenow Dies Aboard Mohawk While Returning South
Dr Daniel Goodenow a long time resident and physician of the town died at 2 a.m. on board the Clyde line steamer Mohawk en route from Jacksonville to New York after five weeks south seeking health. His funeral was held at the Congregational church Friday at 2 p.m. with Masonic rites and a large, cosmopolitan gathering. He was born in Louisiana Missouri in 1863 and married Catherine Carter in 1889. He served 11 years on the school committee and helped oversee new school buildings. He was a member of local Masonic and Royal Arcanum orders and beloved by many for his kindness to children.
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Daniel Goodenow
Clyde Line
Mohawk
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
South
Fred Lund
Bogton
Dr. Goodenow
Lewiston, Mo
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth Medical School
Catherine Carter
Hanover
N. H
Sadie Glooddnow
Dir. Goodenow
Bancroft St
Summer St
Nason St
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Lotus Quartet
Boston
Billy Sunday
Isle of Somewhere
C. E. Greenhalgh
Wm. Taylor
Gavin Taylor
Funeral of Charles A. Welch Lodge Leader Draws Town Support
The Maynard community paid respects as schools and businesses closed for the funeral. Delegations from the Masonic lodge and Assabet council attended with bearers named. Surviving relatives include wife and daughter Miss Sadie Goodenow, siblings and in-laws. Interment occurred in Hanover New Hampshire on Saturday.
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Masonic
Pillow
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Woman’s Club
Alias H. Gutteridge
D. D
G. M
Dr. 8
R. Garland P.M
Robert Jackson
Charles A. Welch Iddge
George Hart
P. J. Sullivan
Assabet Council
R. A
James J. Hilferty
Harry Morse
Albert Smith
Maynard
Sadie Goodenow
Terry Gordon
Jamaica Plain
Eugéne Carpenter
Newton
Frank Goodenow
Norfolk
Walter Goodenow
Stoughton
Hanover
N. H
Temperance Society Presents Finnish Themed Event Night
The Alka Temperance society fall program featured a concert a three act drama and a dancing party. The National band performed while male members sang choral pieces. Leading dramatic roles were George Hekkala Jack Hikkinen Hilja Karlumaa and Hollma Taival. Refreshments followed. Next Saturday the Fifthburg Finnish temperance society plans a four act drama at the same hall.
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Alka 'Temperance Society
Main
George Hekkala
Jack Hikkinen
Hilja Karlumaa
Fitthburg Finnish Temperance Society
Interest at Four Percent by Maynard Savings Trust
Trustees of the Savings department of the Maynard Trust Co vote 4 percent annual interest on deposits. Savings deposits total 132000 dollars after only eighteen months since opening. All deposits credit interest on the 15th of each month.
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The
Maynard Trust Co
Jurors Organize Association After First Superior Court Session
Members of the January sitting of the superior court formed a Jurors association last week. Joshua Edwards of Maynard was chosen president and William Hannigan of Marlboro secretary.
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Superior Court
Joshua Ewards
John Flood
Joshua Edwards
Maynard
William Hannigan
Marlboro
Courses Provided for 4000 Students under Mass Board
The department offers general industrial and business courses for correspondence students. Commercial Spanish and college English are the most popular subjects. Courses are open to ambitious residents of the state at very low rates.
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Department of University Extentension
Mass. Board of Education
Death of Mrs Mary Karpenko at Marlboro Hospital
Mrs Mary Karpenko, wife of Jasonty Karpenko, died Friday at Marlboro hospital after about three hours. Age 25, born in Russia, she had lived there six years. Funeral services were held at the Russian Orthodox church Sunday with Rev Sevastian Karpenko officiating. Interment followed at Gienwood cemetery.
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Mary
Jasonty. Karpezwk
Marlboro’ Hospital
Russia
Russian Orthodox ‘Church
Sevastian Karpenko
Gienwood Cemetery
W. C. T. U. Guest Night and Lectures Planned
The annual guest night will be hosted by Mrs. H. A. Wilson at Brooks St on Thursday evening March 22 with Edgar Hall of West Acton presenting a travel talk about the Orient and a Victrola concert. The meeting substitutes for the March 29 session. A mothers meeting is set for April 4 at Masonic Hall with Prof. Marshall L. Perrin of Boston University as speaker.
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H. A. Wilson
Brooks St
Edgar Hall
West Acton
Orient
Masonic Hall
Marshall. L. Perrin
Boston University
Al D Wilson Ready to Be Outdoors Again
Friends report Al D Wilson is able to be outdoors again after confinement at home since before Christmas. The injury occurred from a fall on the ice while attending a G A B meeting at West Acton.
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AL. D. Wilson
Sunday School Association Holds Concord District Meeting
The Concord district of the Massachusetts Sunday School Association met at the Congregational church with delegates from Acton Bedford Boxboro Carlisle Concord Hudson Lexington Lincoln Maynard and Stow representing 27 Sunday schools. After an afternoon program of talks and reports a supper was served and in the evening Rev. G A Tewksbury and Sydney R Porter spoke followed by music and benediction. Elections included Bertram Hall president and Charles E Wheeler treasurer with officers and department secretaries named. Resolutions urged anti liquor laws and opposition to Sunday sports and endorsed President Wilson.
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Mass. Sunday School Association of the
Concord District
Congregational Church
Acton
Bedford
Boxboro
Carlisle
Concord
Hudson
Lexington
Lincoln
Maynard
Stow
Ralph A. Barker
South Acton
Frederick N. Rutan
Maynard Congregational
A. Morrill Osgood
M. E.church
Association
Bessie Roper Conant
Northfield Summer School
Concord Junction
Ida Parmenter
D. E. Hamilton
W. H. Millington
G. A. Tewksbury
Sydney R. Porter
Newton Center
Christian Worker’s Encouragement
Charles L. Pierce
The
Baptist Church
West Acton
R. D. Donaldson
George Boroughs
Lucy R. Davis
Christopher Collier
S. Q. Dexter
Wilson
School leaders and teachers meet in Boston and Concord
Principal H. P. Bates attends the General Science club meeting at English High School in Boston. Supt. W. H. Millington and Principal Horace F. Bates join Massachusetts high school masters at the Hotel Bellevue. A junior high report is presented and English teachers from several schools attend a Concord conference. Horace Bates attends Harvard principals conference while the State Board of Education holds a two day session. The high school baseball squad begins practice with mid summer form and swelling hands after a rehearsal.
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H. P. Bates
Boston
W. H. Millington
Prin
Horace F. Bates
Massachusetts
Hotel Bellevue
Harvard College
State Board of Education
Rainville Hero Action At Naylor Block Fire
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission, via manager F. M. Wilmoth of Pittsburgh, seeks facts about Columbus Rainville's rescue of two people during the Naylor block fire at Main and Nasnsts. A Teléphone Topics feature covers Rainville and fire ruins with a Night Operator portrait.
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Carnégie Hero Fund Commission
F. M. Wilmot
Pittsburg
Columbus Rainville
Naylor
Main
New England Tel. and
Tel. Co
Plans For Meeting Of Local Business Men Association
The executive committee of the Business Men's association met Thursday evening at the water commissioners office. They prepared plans for the next regular meeting set for Tuesday evening March 27 with supper at 6 45 p m catered by Anderson of Hudson. A speaker will discuss various town government plans recently proposed.
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Business Men’s Association
Water Commissioners
Caterer Anderson
Hudson
Dorcas Society Seeks Fall Exhibition Preparations
The Dorcas society met at Mrs. Alice Brown Howe’s Acton street home Friday afternoon to sew for the Maynard Grange fall exhibition. The group will reconvene next Friday at Mrs. George Smith’s Elm street home.
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Dorcas Society
Alice Brown Howe
Acton St
Maynard Grange
George Smith
Elm St
President Wilson Receives Town Resolution Card
Kenneth Damron, moderator of the town, delivered a card from President Wilson on Thursday. The note acknowledged the town’s resolutions of encouragement and support adopted at the recent town meeting. The president said such resolutions reassure him and keep him in heart.
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Kenneth Damron
Wilson
Boy Scouts Entertained at Concord Junction Church
Troop 3 of Boy Scouts visited the Concord Boy Scouts Friday evening at Union Church Concord Junction. A demonstration of scout work was shown and Comrade James Carney spoke about his Civil War experiences.
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Boy Scouts
Concord
Union Church
Concord Junction
James Carney
Jolly Bight Hosts Whist Afternoon at Mrs Inez Andrews
A Wednesday gathering at Mrs Inez Andrews’s home featured whist with prizes awarded to Miss Dorothy Persons and Margaret Williams. Guests enjoyed St Patrick favors along with ice cream cake and confectionery.
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Inez Andrews
Dorothy
Persons
Margaret Williams
St. Patrick
Degree Conferred At Maynard Lodge Meeting
Ten candidates received the first degree at Maynard lodge I O G F regular meeting held Wednesday evening. Guests came from Concord and West Acton along with George F. Allen D D G M of Hudson and his suite. A supper followed in the banquet hall. The committee in charge included Oliver Trees Frank Archer Edward Archer Alexander Marsden and Alonzo Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
C. F
Concord
West Acton
George F. Allen
Hudson
Oliver Trees
Frank and
Edward, Archer
Alexander Marsden
Alonzo Mason
Remains of John Cushing brought for burial
The body of John Cushing aged 45 was brought here for burial Sunday after dying at his Lowell home from tuberculosis Thursday. A brother Michael Cush ing accompanied the remains. The deceased had formerly lived here and his family once resided on Sudbury street.
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John Cushing
Lowell
Michael Cushing
Sudbury St
Social Dance by Div. 44 A O H at Cooperative Hall
Annual St Patrick’s evening social dance drew a large crowd at Cooperative hall. Music was provided by Collins Orchestra of Markboro. Committee members included William Moynihan James Whalen John King Michael Creary and Albert Moynihan.
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Div
Cooperative Hall
St. Patrick’s
Collins’orchestra of
Markboro
William Moynihan
Jas. Whalen
John King
Michael Creary
Albert Moynihan
Probate citation for Caroline Augusta Jewett estate
The Middlesex Probate Court requires all heirs and interested persons to appear March 22, 1917 in Cambridge to show cause why the will of Caroline Augusta Jewett of Acton should not be admitted to probate. The citation invites publication in Acton Enterprise for three weeks and delivery to interested parties seven days before the hearing.
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Middlesex
Franklin B. Sapporn
Concord
Francis B. Sanborn
Westfield
New Jersey
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Pamesty
Register
Caroline Augusta Jewett
Acton
William F. Stevens
Acton Enterprise
Charles
J. McIntire
Blaukhe
Probate notice for Tamson Billings estate in Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court requires heirs and interested parties to respond regarding the will of Tamson Billings late of Acton. Horace F. Tuttle petitions for letters testamentary without bond. A citation to show cause will be published in the Acton Enterprise and mailed to known interested parties at least seven days before the March 26 1917 probate hearing.
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Commonwealth. of
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Tamson
Billings
Acton
Horace
Cambridge
Acton. Enterprise
Charles
Charles. “J. Motnura
Esava Wealthiee
M. Esty
Register
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A.W. Stone
Union Congregational Church of Concord
Clyde C. Pearce
Union Evangelical Church of
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Foome
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George H. Woods
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