Departure of Rev Robichaud from St Marys Parish
Rev Robichaud, curate of Rt Parish, left for a promotion in France after arriving by the 2.12 train on May 14. St Marys parishioners regret his departure but praise his years of service. He had come seven years ago from Farnham PQ to replace Rev Lacroix and will be missed by Rev J C Caisse the parish pastor and the parish community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. Parish
O'Connnell
St. Mary's
Robichaud
Farnham
P.Q
Funeral for Mrs Lizie Patterson Copeland Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs. Lizie Patterson Copeland was held at her home 14 R. Foshay with Reverend from First Baptist officiating and Mrs. Arthur Pickering singing. Bearers included Benjamin F. Copeland Burton L. Morton Merrill Speare and Everett Banks. Burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery amid floral tributes from family friends and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizie Patterson Copeland
R. Foshay
First Baptist Church
Arthur Pickering
Benjamin F. Copeland
Burton L. Morton
Worcester
Merrill Speare
Everett Banks
Maplewood Cemetery
F. A. Aubuchont
Simeon Viass
Tiney Clough
Stephen Smith
Addie Kenney
Walter Williams
E. H. Ellis
Baptist Church
Circle of Baptist Church
Pinks
Wnelle
M. C. Davis
Rideout
Wm. T. Pine
Nan Waster
Minnie Chute
Melvin
Larkin
Club
Geo. Merriam and Family
Arthur Banks
Edmund Sowerby
Coyle
Children Night Observed by Ladies Auxiliary
O H hall hosted the division annual children night with about 200 children performing a program under supervision. The event featured a grand march Celtic chorus recitations swing song piano solos and various acts by young performers delivering lively numbers to enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Hall
Resignation of Rev M R Foshay At Local Baptist Church
At a regular church meeting Rev M R Foshay read his resignation effective July 1. The pastor since arriving from Norwood about a year ago is praised for leadership and growth of the church. He will move to the First Baptist Church of Manchester New Hampshire with a higher salary, seen as a gain for another church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R
Charles W. Nourse
Tog
Beptot Aesty
The
Baptist Church
Norwood
Foshay
First Baptist Church of
Manchester
N. H
Incme
Young Doctor Returns From Tennessee State Medical University
Arthur Courtemanche son of Mr and Mrs Pierre Courtemanche returns from Nashville Tennessee where he graduated from Tennessee State Medical University and now holds the title of M D He studied in local public schools Nashua NH Holy Cross Worcester Tufts medical college and completed further work in the south He will leave for Peterson New Jersey on June first to begin hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Courtemanche
Pierre Courtemanche
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee State Medical University
Nashua
N. H
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Tufts Medical
Peterson, N. J
Surprise 21st Birthday Party for Harry Butler
Friends gathered at Harry Butler's Highland street home Thursday evening to celebrate his 21st birthday. Warren Piper presented a handsome signet ring, and Mrs. Butler and daughter Lois served a dainty collation as the party wrapped up late with best wishes for the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Butler
Highland St
Butler
Warren Piper
Lois
Local Charity Sees Many Gifts and Calls During Day
The message notes a flurry of calls and gifts to Mrs. Dansteau with many supporters including Mrs. Charles Seymore of South Sudbury and her seven children. It mentions Mrs. Caleb as a recipient of numerous gifts and bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dansteau
Charles Seymore
South Sudbury
Caleb
Funeral for Miss Melina Auger Held at St Mary's
Miss Melina Auger died after a long illness and funeral services were held Monday at 8 am in St Mary’s church. Rev Joseph Robichaud officiated with Gregorian chant by the choir. She leaves five sisters including Mrs Ward of the cloistered order in Trois Rivières and Mrs Charles L’Oiseau of Hector. Bearers were Edward, Alfred, Hector, Marjorie Auger, and Alfred Lasage. Buisson was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melina Auger
Hormidas Lesage
Versailles
Ueer
Louisville
P. Q
Ward
Trois Ri
Charles L’oiseau
Hector Marjorie Attoor
Thin City
Col Fitedsheame
Montreal
Fragmentary note on geese in India near Bates
A partial text references a person from India and Bates near a location with eight geese. The readable portion mentions months and a geographic hint but lacks a clear event or full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is & Te
Bates O ‘Migs
India
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Celebrate Founding Anniversary
A Marlboro lodge and Star of Hope Rebekah lodge jointed to mark the United States Odd Fellows anniversary held Friday night. Clark College Musical clubs performed to an appreciative audience of Odd Fellows and Rebekah families with encores and varied numbers followed by a social with ices and cake.
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Lodge of
Odd Fellows
United States
Odd Fellow
Marlboro Lodge
Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Annie Brigham
Hazel Barden
Marguerite Jackson
Mary
Instructive Albany Trip Aims at Bermudes Asphalt
Supt L N Richer of the highway department Alderman J M Hurley and Councilman Carl Walker returned Sunday from Albany where they studied Bermudes Asphalt Co products used in state road construction. They viewed the capitol area scarred by recent fire, noting the building’s warlike appearance amid ongoing state business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Richer
Highway Department
J. M. Hurley
Carl Walker
Albany
Bermudes Asphalt Co
State Road
Althat
Capitol Ring
License Commission Visit Clears License Suspension Rumors
Report claimed officials planned to suspend a liquor dealer license but no action followed. The visit to liquor selling venues last Thursday led commissioners to warn retailers not to take or place liquor orders by phone or other means. Buyers must personally visit or call on licensed premises to purchase liquor for carryout.
Wood visits birthplace of Des Moines native Carl I. Wood
Carl I. Wood of Wood Thrasher Co. Des Moines Iowa visits his uncle Stillman P. Wood at 21 Highland Street. A native of the city he was born in Robin Hill district and left when a few months old. He supports the commission form of government and called on friends of his father during a Des Moines visit.
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Carl I. Wood
Wood Thrasher Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Stillman P. Wood
Highland St
Wood
Robin Hill
City Hall
Massive forest fire devastates hundreds of acres near Marlboro
A Sunday blaze scorched over 200 acres across Marlboro Southboro and Northboro, badly threatening land owned by John A Frye John L Byard George Fisher and William Martin. Firefighters led by Assistant Chief W A Berry battled the flames as wind shifted, with St. Marks students helping and wells running dry under the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Southboro
Northboro
John A. Frye
John L. Byard
George Fisher
William Martin
John A Frye
Unexpected Celebration Marks 26th Wedding Anniversary
The Lemays hosted kin and close friends at their Lincoln Street home to mark 26 years of marriage. Guests gifted three parlor chairs and Mrs Lemay received 50 in gifts as a musical social evening followed with vocal and piano performances by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lemay
Joseph Lemay
Henry Vaillancourt
Hercule Levitre
Jos. Lemay
Mise Emma Goulet
Blanche Moineau
Ludovic Coombs
Ovila Moineau
Joshua Lemay
Adelard Lemay
Emma Goulet
Mary. Vaillanco
Funeral Held for Mrs Eliza Fortin in Spencer
Mrs Eliza Fortin age 73 died at her daughter Mrs James Kane on Washington Street after a short illness. She moved to Spencer two months ago from Brockton. Survived by three sons Joseph Fortin Charles and Willam and five daughters Mrs Joseph Lachapelle Mrs Horace Charland Mrs Flavien Brousseau Mrs Nap Berthiaume and Miss Lena Fortin. Funeral held Monday in Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Fortin
James Kane
Washington St
Brockton
Joseph Fortin
Charles and
Willam
Joseph Lachapelle
Horace Charland
Spencer
Flavien Brousseau
Southbridge
Nap. Berthiaume
Providence
R.J
Lena Fortin
Fortin
Firemen's Relief to Mark 25th Anniversary in November
The Firemen's Relief association plans its 25th anniversary celebration in November after a Monday meeting presided by President John E. Carey. Treasurer Fred L. Rice reports $4100 in funds and 79 members, with officers elected including Carey as president and E C Minehan as vice president.
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Firemen’s Relief Association
John E. Carey
Fred L. Rice
Treasury
E. C. Minehan
Irving H. Fay
Board of Reasnaliioen
Thomas Pumphrey
George McGee
Michael Manning
Fred Hayden
Bilton Howe
John W. Keane
Go South Young Man Advised by Albee
C H Albee endorses Champ Clark’s urging to go south rather than west. He states he has traveled from the south Sunday and believes the region offers great opportunities for young men to engage in real business in one of the largest and most active sections of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Horace Greeley
C. H. Albee
United States
Honor for B. D. Howe at Franklin summer school
B D Howe is contracted to deliver a lecture to students at Mrs. B Ware's summer school in Franklin on July 19. The engagement reflects the high regard for him across the state and underscores Mrs. Ware's agricultural program as a leading institution.
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B. D. Howe
Something New in Speed Line Stunts
Barber Toney Barney, at 30 Main St, claims to outlighten rivals with 2 minute shaves and rapid barbering feats. He recently shaved five men and gave five haircuts in under thirty minutes, promising quick work without sacrificing speed despite travel disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney Barney
Main St
Mr. Barney
Barney
Fairbanks
Middlesex Square
Prizes Announced for Potato Corn Gardening Contest
The local contest lists prizes for best home gardens with blue ribbons for 60 top and red ribbons for 75 runners up. Gold awards include five at 2.50 and ten at 1.00. yard improvements and club yields also prize gold, with varied amounts for front and back yard categories and fruit and flower clubs.
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Potato Club
Corn Club
Dahiia Club
Astor Club
Astors
This Speaks for Itself The Bangor News on Local News Value
The Bangor News argues local home newspapers are the best source of reliable news after a recent fire exposed how Boston and New York papers fail to serve readers. It notes many people rely on distant papers but face disruption when disaster strikes, urging support for home journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor News
Bangor
Boston
New York
Ae. Cathetes
Courier Citizen
Attendants at Wentboro Insane Hospital Owe Court Fines
City Marshal Mitchell condemned hospital attendants P Hurley Walter Browne and William Daley for drunkenness assaulting an officer and disturbing the peace. Hurley and Browne fined ten and six dollars. Daley five dollars. Daley claimed prior work at a mill and Bennington Vermont. Trial included testimony from Officer Burke and Sergeant Crotty at Marlboro.
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Wentboro Insane Hospital
John F. Mitchell
P. Hurley
Walter I. Browne
William B. Daley
J. W. McDonald
Mitchell
Hurley
Browne
Daley
T. Henry Burke
Princess Theatre
Main
Florence Sts
Offcer Burke
Marlboro
Crotty
P. F. Crotty
Lameon
Ivan
Brigham
Burke
Offcer Brigham
State Hospital
Judge McDonald
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Noble
F. Simpson
Clark College
Glee Club
Geibel
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Mr. Whiting
Whiting
Sawyer
Jessie Smith
Lillian
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Myra Silver
Margaret Findley
Joseph Thimoneau
M. J. Martin
John T. Tucker
John A. Rice
Roy McKay
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