Local notices mix guest lists and community happenings
The item lists guests staying with friends and relatives across Marlboro Worcester and Acton, mentions local families like the McGrath and Haynes, talks of church and school events, appointments, and a death notice for Mrs Catherine Riley with funeral details at St Bridget's. It reflects a small town social page with scattered names and places.
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Catherine Riley
Catherine ‘Riley
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Tifeland
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Aghewehe P
Byeral
Beriigoss
Heldrat Ap
Walter
Browne
Ea Tor
John Murray
Frank Puecoranehe
Edward ‘White
Michael. Lynch
Walpole
John Kelley
Lewiston, Me
St. Bridget’s' Cemetery
Missing Text Fragment from Local Notice
The readable fragments reference a local notice mentioning Maynard and Cabaians with unclear context and a potential date. No clear event or outcome is discernible, but the snippet implies a civic or community notice in a Misses column.
Death of Reed Lyon Rites Set at St Bride's Church
Reed Lyon of Stow died Tuesday at Huntington hospital from anemia aged about 10 days. Funeral services will be held at St Bride's church Friday. He is survived by his wife and four brothers Fred, Harry, Wes, and Roy.
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W. A
Haynes Speht
Hieppe
Dave Ide
Guyer Fowler
Hattie Fikké
Lester
West Acton
Gertrude Haynes
Jackson’ S College
Mép
Grace BA Jey
Igehools
Lowell
Fowler
Asa Deleadre
Vehepter
Edward
M¢Manus
Department
Maynard Hhigh
J. 8. Orler Co
Devonshire St
Boston
Lee Griswold
Terryville
O'¢Lock
Laster
Garegt
Meverny
Davy't Teeg
Obiae
John
Dan Nohuesyelpap
Stow
Reed Isons
Town Committee Appoints Members to Community Panel
The committee moderator announced the appointment of J. Ledger Gavin Taylor and others to a committee panel. The panel will review a question before the town government. An annual town meeting was ordered to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dymren
Nehes
Fowlers
J. Ledger
Gavin Taylor
Integli
Ein
Refoe
Dramatic Club Exchange Presents Four Act Comedy
The Dramatic Club of the Worcester Socialist club staged a four act comedy at Parker Street Hall on Saturday evening before a large audience, as part of an exchange program with the Maynard Socialist club.
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Dramatic Club
Maynard Socialist
Worcester
Dramatic
Worcester Socialist Club
Parker St
Kidney Health Promise Sparks Quick Relief Claims
Puzzling ad copy touts a nerve and kidney remedy claimed to cure failing kidneys with rapid results. The text urges readers to avoid suffering and to try the product now, linking health to swift improvement.
McCormick's Kidney and Nerve Remedy Ad
An advertisement for McCormick's Kidney and Nerve Remedy priced at 1.60 dollars. The ad lists Thomas O. McCormick as the address in Maysard.
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Thomas O. McCormick Maysard
Fourth quarterly church conference reports and officers
The fourth quarterly conference of the church met Sunday at 7 pm with Rev. Charles E. Ing, Ph.D., of Worcester, presiding. Reports covered five years of Rev. A. Morrill Osgood’s pastorate, with repairs and renovations to the church and parsonage totaling about 1000 dollars. Officers elected include trustees and lay delegates. Rev. Osgood is likely to be reassigned at the annual conference.
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MW. B
Churen
Willie Naylor
Finande
Levi Cheney
Ida.Parmenter
Women's Foreign “Missionary Society
A. Morrill Osgood
A teWeat Qs
Albert, Batley
L. R. Cheney
Alvah Dockerty
Dana’ “Jones
Jorge
Abner D. “Holt
Ralph A’ Cage
Edward Henderson
Holt
W."d. Hooker
Washington Parmenter
Joshua’ Nayce
Edward “Price
Charles Stanley
la D. Wilson
Samuel Parker
L. D. Wilson
Francis Johnston
Emmanuel Taylor
Weohaanea
Lotus’ Quartet
Norlh League
Tufts Glee Club
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Chautauqua Association
Spaulding
A. ‘Morrill
Osgood
Magda-Me Chapter Meeting Notes on Membership
At the regular meeting of Magda-Me chapter D Ee8 held at Masonic auditorium one candidate was discussed for membership. The brief item notes the event and indicates a candidate was considered.
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Magda- Me
Carnegie Library Fund Rules Relax Donor Name Rule
Massachusetts Free Public Library Commission informs trustees that Carnegie funding rules have been revised. Towns may receive library buildings without naming donors, provided the town commits to library use and guarantees 10 percent of building costs plus maintenance of a suitable era for display. Hudson library estimated at 42000 cost. current year library appropriation around 1500.
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Carnegie
John A. Laws
Lehet
Hudsons
Brief Special Town Meeting Sets $15,000 School Building Goal
About 80 residents attended a short meeting at the co operative hall Moodly with Kenneth Damiren absent. Former Rep J Sullivan acted as moderator. They approved $15,000 for school building on the old Nason street site and $150 for Memorial Day. The finance committee backed the extra $15,000 for a new building and the total on hand now supports the Nason street project.
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Co-Operative Hall
Eliizene
Kenneth Damiren
J. Sullivan
Tom
Catoe
Nason St
James J.herty
Méhber
N * St School Building Committee
Meeting of Registrars of Voters Scheduled for March 27
The Board of Registrars of Voters will hold a meeting Tuesday March 27 in the Selectmen's room to register residents eligible to vote. Delegates to the Padre Cork prep event may be discussed as part of the agenda.
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Board of Registrars of Voters
Selectmen’s
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Rolfe Kilby
Finti, Or
Pya
Nellie
Dacey
George’ Lynch
AY Taynes
Water Commissioners
Margaret
Kameshis
Frank Maley
Rosephame
McGrath
Maynard
Dla
Win
Bagwell
Houghton
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St. Bpligetay
Alexander Espie
Swillie
Piastics
Fullon St
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Cabaians
Tian’, Bt
Louis Peel
Riépmenne -Garland
Wight
Stoe
Aon
Reed Lyon
Apeqinted
McCormick’s. Kidney and Nerve Remedy
Loney
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Nason Street
Assabet Institution For Savings Incorporated
Business House
Picoane
Main St
Maynerd
Jersey Butter Maynard’s Leading Cash Grocery
Jersey
Campbell’s
Snider’s
Underwood’s
Santos
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