Mayor Parsons Targets Bolton Street and Fort Meadow Road Projects
Mayor Henry Parsons seeks 2600 from county commissioners to build Bolton Street and to address Fort Meadow causeway maintenance. He also pushes a state highway segment from Framingham road to Maple streets to the Southboro line, and warns against itinerant eye exam scams preferring local, reputable ophthalmists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Parsons
Bolton St
Parsons
Fort Meadow
Maynard
State Highway Commission
Framingham Road
Maple Streets
Southboro Line
Weighty family from Lowell with four sons totaling near a ton
Xavier and Pierre L Heureux of this city have a brother in Lowell who is father to four sons with combined weight close to 1000 pounds. Cleophas 223 Louis Toussaint 200 George 250 Charles Edward 230 Francis the father 175 at 68 years. tallest 5 ft 10 in. The family is well known here and visits relatives often.
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Xavier
Pierre L'Heureux
Lowell
Cleophas
Louis Toussaint
George
Charles Edward
Francis
Pastor Mrs. G B Frost Consider Marlboro Charge
Dr F B Emrich of Boston extends a formal invitation to Rev Mrs G B Frost of Hudson to pastor Hope Congregational Church Marlboro. Frost, formerly installed at Littleton Congregational, would accept if Hudson duties remain uninterrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Emrich
Boston
Mass, Missionary Society
G. B. Frost
Hudson
Hope Congressional Church
Marlboro
Frost
Congregational Church
Littleton
Emrich
Hudson Church
John Labossiere
Bishop Brady
Marlboro Daily Social News Roundup Highlights Local Activity
Local residents and visitors are listed at length with travels, gatherings and events. Notables include Howard Balcom from Natick, Harold A. Winn from Southbridge, and Mrs. Virginia White visiting Springfield, plus St Patrick's day singing by Esther G O'Connor and Knights of Columbus pool results with Michael Collins defeating Charles Rock for second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Flagg
Wellesley
O. P. Walker
Manchester
Harold A. Winn
Southbridge
Stephen Randall
Cordaville
Virginia White
Mechanicst
Springfeld
George W. Folsom
Boston
Charles E. Runnells
Ida
East Bridgewater
Esther G O’connor
St. Patrick's
Lawrence
Joshua Kinsman
William Watson
Walter E. Marshall
Clifford Clark
Freeman Howard
William Slocum
Blanche Russell
Dwight School
Michael Collins
Charles Rock
Knights of Columbus
Albert Ahearn
Water Pumping Station Readiness For Lake Williams
Supt Stacy moves Milham pumping station toward operation to lift water into Lake Williams. He notes water levels are the lowest for the time of year and expects lifting may be needed. The funeral of Mrs Ellen E Burke was held at Immaculate Conception Church with mass by Rev T B Lowney and burial in Catholic cemetery. Bearers included J Edward Mitchell T Lynch ward Murray and Michael Connelly.
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Wakefield
Shim
Henry Parsons
F. R
Mildon
Mayors’ Club
Young’s Hotel
Boston
E. L. Burnham
Lewiston
William J. Burnham
Robert Armstrong
Milford
J. Edward McGee
West Mainst
Armstrong
Swift Beef Co
H. E. Bradford
Providence
Marlboro
Stacy
G. A. Stacy
Milham
Lake Williams
Ellen E. Burke
Immaculate Conception
T. B. Lowney
Thomas Hurley
Morris O'Brien
J. Edward Mitchell
T. Lynch
Ward Murray
Michael Connelly
Birthday party honors Thomas McNally at home
Thomas McNally of 4 Spruce Street celebrated his 11th birthday Friday evening with 50 friends at his home. He received a watch from May O'Donnell who gave the presenting speech. Games and refreshments followed, the party lasting until late.
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Thomas McNally
Spruce St
May O'Donnell
Maynard Gathers Local News From Week Activities
Maynard residents report social visits and job changes. Mrs Charles Merry guests of Charles Richardson. Henry Clarke shifts to W S Howe. John H Sheridan to oversee drawing at the mill. Smokeless powder mills run day and night making gun cotton. Maynard Lodge I O O F hosts reception for six members of Lodge Wednes day. Old Folks dance at Stow enjoyed by many. Maynard basketball to Saxonville to face Simpson A C. Mrs Henry Ledgard injured by scalding. Nicholas Driscoll seeks night patrolman. Band concerts planned again this summer with local business support as licenses boost town business.
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Maynard
Saxonville
Simpson A. C
Henry Ledgard
Nason St
Nicholas Driscoll
Driscoll
Shepherds Moving Pictures Draw Crowds At Local Theatre
The theatre screened moving pictures Friday afternoon and evening to pleased audiences. Favorites included Indians and Cowboys and Hop O Thumb with clear images that captivated show goers.
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Shepherd's Moving
Alderman credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for election
A Chicago Alderman attributes his election to Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and praises its throat and lung benefits. He recalls falling ill during a heated campaign and notes rapid relief after two doses, aiding his ability to campaign and win his city council seat. The ad lists Johnson’s Pharmacy and H. J. Dwinell as sellers.
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Chicago
Chamberlain
Hon
John
Peoria St
Johnson
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Chas. Drake
Chapinville
Conn
Foresters Whist Party Night Features Glee Club
The Foresters held a whist party and entertainment in Loewe's rooms on Monday night. The program featured the Glee club with Miss Stella King reader and soloists from the choir. Committee members were William Scully Lee Donahue and John Glynn.
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Foresters
Loewe
Glee Club
Stella King
William Scully
Lee Donahue
John Glynn
George Lawton
Writ es Home From Louisiana
Bernard Brewin, a drug store worker in Shreveport Louisiana, writes from the South that winter has been unusually cold with frequent sleet storms. He notes no recent mild days and recalls harsher cold than he has seen before. He plans to travel to California in a few months.
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Bernard Brewin
Shreveport
California
Appetite Restored by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
A corrective remedy claims to cure loss of appetite from faulty digestion with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The product supposedly invigorates the stomach, strengthens digestion, and provides a wolfish appetite, also acting as a gentle laxative. Sold locally.
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Chamberlain
Johnson’s Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Johnson’s
Rexall Mucu Tone promises cure for catarrh and debility
An Rexall medical ad claims Mucu Tone cures catarrh by destroying germs and toning mucous tissues. It guarantees refunds if no relief, promises systemic healing, and offers a trial bottle for fifty cents on the seller’s personal recommendation.
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Rexall Mucu-Tone
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Red Cross Kidney
A.C. Loewe. . & CO
Loewe’s
Nason Street
Johnson Pharnacy
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Main
Buswell's Express
T. J. M. Byron
Props Concord Cae
Concord Junction
South Acton Coal and Lumber Company
J. P. Fletcher
South Acton
Mass
Ee Carta
Jd. McGann
B. W. Brown’s
Concord
Maynard, Mass
Monument Uare
J . W.W. Craig
Public Tel
Main St
Hudson, Mass
Portant
Eye On
Fort Meadow Causeway
Mrs. Frost
Howard Balcom
Natick
Frank Roberts
Brockton
C. H. Andrews
Fire Department
Worcester
Peter Rogers
George A. Smith
Jamaica Plain
A. P. Hopkins
Maple St
May Sullivan
Dorchester
Daniel Hannagan
Hudson St
Jamese O'Grady
Langley St
A. M. McLaughlin
City Hospital
John E. Donahue
Hunter’s Drug Store
William Colleary
Edward Lavelle
E. O. Brigham
E. G. Hoitt
C. H. Brigham
The
Railroad Ticket Agents’ Association of New England
Westminister
Nelson Morris Company
James. C. Keane & Son
Obsequies
Charles Merry
Charles Richardson
Henry Clarke
G. N. Gove
W.S. Howe
Selectmen
Sullivan
John H. Sheridan
Albert Batley
Maynard Lodge
of the Lodge
Stow
Foresters Whist Party
Louisana
Rexall Medical News
P. H. Delee
Rexall Agency
William Hastings
Robert Sheridan
Edward Tolock
Melvin Whitcomb
Webster
Noe Balthazar
Summer St
William Doyle
Chelmsford
George J. Brodeur
Grove St
Houghton St. Trinity Commandery
Melvin Martin
Carter
J. A. Cummings
Northboro
Mamie Kelley
Grace O’brien
Green St
Star Creamery
Arthur Morse
Warren Morse
Central St
Grove Morin
Doyle & Murphy
Raymond Coolidge
Peter Breen
Agnes Crossman
Wovil Ete
Jewel
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