Maynard Alku Temperance Society Celebrates 21st Birthday
The Maynard Alku Temperance Society marks its 21st anniversary with a Saturday evening program in Main Street hall. A Colonial orchestra set the tone for addresses by George Hekkala and visiting delegates from Gardner Fitchburg Rockport Worcester and Salem among others.
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Alku Temperance Society
Main St
Colonial
George Hekkala
Ida Pekkala
A. Koski
A. Wanhala
Gardner
Annie Jokanen
Yuanini
Fitchburg
John Kallio
Rockport
H. Savala
W. Helin
Quincy
W. Niemi
Worcester
Matti Heinonen
W. Nummela
Ev. Finnish Lutheran Church
Glendalest
M. Helin
Salem
A. Vanhala
One of the Events of Season at Sea Festival
The Summer Sea Festival, by the Ladies' Benevolent Society, will be held in the Congregational church vestry on Tuesday afternoon and evening March 28. Activities include a sale of fancy articles candies and food starting at 4 pm, a chowder meal, an entertainment program with a one act comedy Her deaf ear and a music and literary program. Proceeds will fund a piano purchase for the society.
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Congregational Church
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Proceeds for Scenery Benefit by Socialist Dramatic Club
The annual benefit at Parker Street Hall on Thursday supported new scenery for next season. Imatra band performed, Hans Kansaniva read, Alfred Hautamaki spoke, and Dramatic Club members presented two one act farces, Simple John and The Tramp, followed by a dance.
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Socialist Dramatic Club
Parker St. Hall
Imatra Band
Hans Kansaniva
Alfred Hautamaki
Simple John
Dramatic Club
Mr and Mrs William Priest Celebrate 46th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Priest quietly marked their 46th anniversary at their Walcott Street home on Friday with only family present. They received many congratulatory letters and cards along with gifts from relatives.
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William &. Priest
Walcott St
White Degree Conferred at Loyal Assabet Lodge Meeting
The Loyal Assabet lodge I O C F MA conferred the white degree on two candidates at the Wednesday evening meeting. An exemplification of the initiatory degree is planned by the order for the next Wednesday evening February 5.
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Loyal Assabet Lodge
Nursing student Madeline Wall leaves Framingham for Providence training
Miss Madeline Wall, a student nurse at Framingham Hospital, departs for Providence Rhode Island to train in a city hospital as part of her prescribed course. She will be away for three months.
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Madeline Wall
Framingham Hospital
Providence, R. I
Worms Cause Child Ills and Loss of Vigor
Mothers fear worms cause deranged digestion, swollen upper lip, sour stomach, offensive breath, full hard belly, griping near the navel, leaden skin, dull eyes, itching, rectal grip, cough, teeth grinding, tongue red specks, and sleep starts. Dr True's Elixir, a 60 year trusted laxative and worm expeller, promises to expel worms and restore vigor. Craves 12 bottles, prices 35c 50c 1.00. advice free. specializes in tapeworms.
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True’s
Krace
Executors named in Concord and Maynard wills
Maria B. Dustan of Concord named executor of Mary Catherine Walker of Lowell. Holmes of Maynard will filed naming Howard A. Wilson executor. McKi Carlisle of Bedford named Minnie Reid executrix with bond. Bowker estate in Concord appointed Charlotte Bowker and Roland Boyden executors with bonds. Daniel Cullinane of Concord seeks estate administrator. Calvin Morse of Maynard seeks administrator of George H Garfield estate. Diverse heirs listed. multiple returns set for East Cambridge and Boston attorneys.
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Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Maria B. Dustan
Mary Catherine Walker
Lowell
Charles J. McIntire
Charles D. Holmes
Howard A. Wilson
Minnie Coogan
Mystic
Henry Crumb
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lucinda A. Hazard
Dovesville
R. I
Tra Baker
Noank
Charles BE. Newbury
Everett W. Baker
Jas
E. Newbury
William Holmes
New York
City
Cambridge
Attys. Wilson
Juggins & Murphy
Searsbidg
Boston
Eile
East Cambridge
Attys
Adams & Blinn
Court St
Daniel B. Cullinane
Daniel J. Cullinane
Daniel B. Sullinane
Cornelius C. Cullinane
Edward J. Cullinane
Mathew J. Cullinane
Anna
Christina M. Cullinane
Atty
Maurice MecWalter
Eugenia V. Brown
Henry L. Burnham
Calvin J. Morse
Geo. H. Garfield
James BE. Burt
Sudbury
Edward Garfield
Hast
Sears Bldg
Corking alley match evening ends with Bonth Acton win
Bonth Acton defeated the M A s by nine pins in a corking match on Thursday at the alleys securing three of four points. Willis and Clapp shared honors for the winning team while Ed Billett and Axford stood out for the losers.
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Bonth Acton
Willis
Clapp
Ed Billett
Axford
Outclassed Benedicts in league bowling match
The M. U.'s outclassed the Benedicts in a league bowling match at the alleys on Wednesday night, winning four straight. Ed Billett was the high man for the M. U.'s while Bickford and Matson shared honors for the Benedicts.
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Benedicts
Ed Billett
M. U
Garney Family Updates on Navy Transfers
Harold Garney visited his parents as his father awaits new orders. His father served on the U S ship Georgia and has been reassigned to the Virginia which is in dry dock at Charlestown navy yard for repairs. He expects another transfer to the Nebraska.
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Harold Garney
John Garney
Mr. Garney
U. S
Georgia
Virginia
Charlestown Navy Yard
Nebraska
Comers Defeat Champs In Pool Match To Tie Series
The Comers beat the champions by 85 points in a 300 point pool match at the Smoke Shop, the second in a three match series, tying the series with the Champs. Downey led 100-63, Whalen 100, King 93, Kierstead 100, Vodoklys 45. Totals were Comers 293, Champions 208.
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Smoke Shop
Downey
Power
Whalen
King
Kierstead
Vodoklys
Comers
DOES WOOD CARVING James Sheridan Jr. Exhibits At Riverside
James Sheridan Jr. develops into a skilled wood carver using only a pocket knife. His Riverside exhibition features a one yard wooden chain and several lodge insignia designs. A chest inlaid with diverse woods showcases his tasteful craft.
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James Sheridan, Jr
Riverside
One Week’s Grace Granted for Liquor Licenses
The board of selectmen offers a one week grace period for liquor license applicants but warns that any not in their hands by Wednesday evening will not be considered.
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Board of Selectmen
Supper and Business Meeting Scheduled for April 11
The supper and business meeting are set for Tuesday evening April 11. Officials hope residents attend in numbers to support the town’s welfare.
Hall to Have Metal Sides
The R C A board of directors voted to install metal sides on the hall. A Boston firm measured the space earlier in the week and the work will begin soon.
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Boston
Selectmen appoint keeper of the lockup
At the Wednesday night meeting board of selectmen William G. Priest was named keeper of the lockup. Twelve liquor license applications had been filed by then with several more awaiting hearing.
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Board of Selectmen
William G. Priest
Wool shop closures leave mill sorters idle indefinitely
The closure of the wool shop s in the mill has halted operations and the sorters are out for an indefinite period, impacting production and staffing.
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Spurr
Revere
Continental
Ladies Aid Society
Congregational
Methodist Church of
Riverside Cooperative Asso
Sudbur Spraying Co
Eaton’s
Eaton’s Market Nason Street
Marlborough-Hudson Gas CO
Main Street
Wood Square
Marlboro Hudson Maynard
Wabbard Ferest
Tel
Mass
AT. Providence Hospital
County Court News
Jennie B. McCarthy
Anna B. McCarthy
Mary McCarthy
J. Leo Comeau
Nason, St
South Acton Clapp Eee Ee
McKenzie Teen Ewe
Willis Eee Eee
E. Billett
Okie
Turnbull
J. Billett
Seer
Mann Ee
Benedicts Howe
Ewer
Bickford
Weir
Grace
The
New England Trust Company
United States
James R
Arthur Adams
Frederick W. Allen
Henry N. Marr
Thomas, B. Eaton
Edward B. Ladd
Middlesex Laundry
Parker Street
Vancouver
South Acton
Assabet Institution
Maynard, Mass
W. W. Oliver
Commowealth Ave
Concord Jct
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