Weekend visits and travel notes fill local scene
A long list of residents spent weekends with family and friends in nearby towns including Plymouth Medford Danvers and Boston. Navy day celebrations and high school events were attended by local youths and city police boosted patrols for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morris Jr
James Tobin
Boston
Alberta Taylor
Fre H Tuttle
Danvers
Joseph Dineen
Charlestown Navy Yard
Sadie King
John King
David Lemoine
Lowell
John White
Percival Jr
Annie Griswold
Terryville
Mothers Day Services Fill M E Church In Worcester
Taxed to utmost capacity, the M E church welcomed mothers on Mothers Day with worship led by Rev. A Morrill Osgood who preached on Salute Rufall chosen of the Lord and his mother and mine. The Ho worth league celebrated its 27th anniversary with welcomes from Albert Hod ges and Miss Margaret Gates and an address by W Jones of Fitchburg on A New Creature. Choirs rendered anthems and a quartet sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Chuch
Emannuel Taylor
Mimi ‘Greenhalghe
May Nelson
M. B. Home
Wm. Naylor
Ia. Z Lloyd
A. Morrill Osgood
Ho‘worth League
Albert Hodges
Epworth League
Margaret Gates
W. Jones
Fitchburg
Will Dispose of Stock by Miss Clara Rainville
Miss Clara Rainville will dispose of her stock and retire from the millinery business after seven years at the Main Street store. Her medical advisor recommended a change as the confinement of business attention was undermining her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rainville
Mainst
Regular Div. 44 A. O. H. Meeting Friday
The Div. 44 A. O. H. held a regular meeting in Masonic hall Friday evening. One membership application was received and Wm. Moyniham was elected delegate to the State convention in Lowell on August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Wm. Moyniham
Lowell
Transfers and local notices noted in area brief
Gustavuson transfers from National Express Co. to Fitchburg division as Boston Marlboro messenger. Prescott moves Boston to Binghamton run starting Saturday. Assabet mills payroll Friday about 34000 dollars. Anderson and McCleary join SBBE. Local social visits and club events detailed. Drawer-ins union to show film June 7 in Colonial hall. Maynard lodge degree work at Hudson lodge. LOAM for sale and Garden Park lots marketed by Bisbee & Nealey. Cut out slip for Foley & Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Express Co
Boston
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Harry Prescott
Bingham‘ton
N. Y
Assabet Mills
A. J. Anderson
Hudson
McCleary
Mr. Russell
Sunapee
N. H
Charles Stanley
Fred Morris
Drawer-ins’ Union
Colonial Hall
Mildred Comeau
Theresa Carney
Help of Christians Church
Concord Junction
Maynard Lodge
Hudson Lodge
Memorial Day Monument Fund Drive Urges Public Support
A historical plea calls for Memorial Day funds to complete a monument honoring soldiers and sailors. The article notes dwindling G A R veterans, outlines contributions and a June concert by Miss Anna Holt, and urges lodges unions and communities to raise 1000 to 1500 dollars by May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G A. R
Maymird
Agd
Anna ‘Holt
Rev. &. Morrill’ Osgood
H J. Dwinell Treas
Anna Holt
A. D. Holt
James J. Hillérty
Arewaut
A. Morrill’ Osgood
H. J. ‘Dwinell
Miss. Anns Holt
James J. Hilferty
Tony Distasio Hosts Surprise Birthday Gathering
Tony Distasio proprietor of the Distasio pure food market on Main Street enjoyed a surprise party Wednesday evening after returning from Boston. Friends and neighbors filled his home as the Colonial Orchestra played and guests shared refreshments. Attendees included W. H. Mill and many others, with vocal and harp selections by local performers and a festive collation to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony DiStasio
Boston
Tony di
Tony
W. Ht. Mill
Tessie Lites
James Farrell
Hugh Connors
Joseph Mitchell
C. Capozzoli
Lewis Caposzoli
Josephine Distasio
Charles Distasio
A. Distasio
Large attendance at Sewers' union meeting sets date
The Sewers' union held a crowded Thursday evening meeting in Cannon's hall. Committees were named to plan a members only entertainment dance and supper for the next gathering on June 8 with Mrs Frank Prue and Misses Ellen McKinnon Elizabeth McCarthy Nettie Reynard and Lottie Ryan on the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewlers’ Union
Cannon's Hall
Frank Prue
Ellen McKinnon
Elizabeth McCarthy
Nettie Reynard
Lottie Ryan
Methodist Church Hears Speakers and Meetings This Week
Rev A Morrill Osgood presides at a Wednesday 7 30 service with Samuel Parker in charge and a solo by Mrs C H Stanley. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Thursday at the parsonage and the Parsonage Aid Society next Thursday May 25. A salad supper is planned Saturday 5 30 to 7 in the church vestries. A Sunday report on attendance at Saratoga Springs quadrennial conference is due at 10 45. Sunday 7 pm marks the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society anniversary with speaker Mrs George F Washburn of Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morrill Osgood
Christian Fellowship
Samuel Parker
C. H. Stanley
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Parsonage Aid Society
Saratoga Springs
George F. Washburn
Brookline
Reel’s Granges Glasses Offer Clear Sight and Relief
Don’t suffer headaches from weak eyes. Reel’s Granges glasses promise to rest tired eyes and banish headaches. Free consultation and moderate prices offered. glasses fitted to individual defects for new sight and improved comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gos
Cam
Selectmen Meeting Yields Licenses for Drug Sellers
In a local meeting the selectmen discussed licensing for sixth class druggists. Officials noted licenses issued to P. H. Deliee Meee Bs Wilder and X. Macurda amid ongoing association matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se. Association
P. H. Deliee
Wilder X. Macurda
Foley Kid Filleston Relief Claims In Letter
Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois reports relief from nighttime bladder discomfort and rheumatic pains after using Foley Kid Filleston. He notes prior symptoms included aching joints and muscle stiffness and says the relief began after beginning the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Henry Rudolph
Carmi
Class Dancing Session Resumes at Candor's Hall
The junior class resumed dancing school under Miss Bertha Burke of Manitoro in Candor's Hall last Wednesday. Weekly meetings are planned until school closes, with admission limited to high school members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Burke
Manitoro
Candor
Bill Passed Transporting Liquor Through Non License Towns
Legislation regulating transport of intoxicating liquors through non license towns has been approved and signed into law on May 2 following a major state campaign issue last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snon-License
Congregational Church Schedules El Niño Peace Lecture
Sunday services begin at 10 46 with a sermon on The League to Erforce Peace. Sunday school at noon junior CB at 4 senior CB at 6. Evening service at 7 with vesper choir O Spirit Divine sung by Miss Dora Fletcher. Stereopticon talk on The Filipinos and independence by Supt W H Millington. Midweek services Wednesday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Erforce Peace
Jari’y CB
C. B
Niedlinger
Dora Fletcher
South Acton
W. H. Millington
30 Members Took Degree At Assabet
At a special Assabet haerle meeting in Cannon's hall Sunday afternoon, 30 new members were conferred the degree. The staff was led by past president Wm Hines with Daniel Dwyer, Sidney Bennet, Walter White and Wm Moynihim assisting. State Vice President Thomas Mahoney of Hudson delivered an address. A large gathering attended, with a Hudson aerie delegation of 30 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabethaerle
Cannon's Hall
Wm. Hines
Daniel Dwyer
Sidney Bennet
Walter White
Wm. Moyniham
Thomas Mahoney
Hudson
Hudson Aerie
Oiling Streets Price Doubled Amid Doubtful Sprinkling
Chairman Frank Binks of the Board explains oiling streets has risen from 800 to 1600 dollars and the board may not spray without a clear price drop. The report notes uncertainty over continuing oiling operations this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Binks
Board of
Gelectménf
Temperance Society Bazaar at Alka Hall Featuring Kajunder
A bazaar organized by the viewing circle of the Alka Temperance society was held in Temperance hall on Upper Main Street Saturday evening. The program included a one act sketch and a speech by Joseph Kajunder, followed by a sale of fancy articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alka Temperance Society
Temperance Hall
Upper Main St
Joseph Kajunder
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Blurb
A vintage style ad urges readers feeling dull worn out or with back pain to try Foley Kidney Pills. It claims to ease stiffness and urinary discomfort and promotes purchase at the local pharmacy. The tone mimics early 20th century newspaper copy.
Foley tablets praised as best liver aid by Cedar Grove writer
Anne Hawn of Cedar Grove extols Foley tablets as the best liver remedy she has tried, claiming they do not cause nausea or upset, and noting her strong impression of their effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hawn
Cedar Grove
Foley Mo
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Offered to Public
The advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cough syrup as the original and effective remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough urging the public to insist on the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
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Thomas Hilferty
Thomas Maley
William Priest
Charles Turnbull
la Grippe
Front St
Joseph Lowe
Plymouth
James. Tobin
Philip Dwinell
Navy
Newport
William Ryan
Worcester
Margaret Ryan
Wm. Ayotte
Rutland
Sudbury St
Katherine Lawton
Katherine
Medford
Abe Bander
Bennet
Clarence Gutteridge
William. Gutteridge
Brook St
Richard McSweeney
Anna May Uncles
Wm. Jones
Great Idlan Co
John D. Greee
Oede
St J. Steen
Maynard
Sarah A. Bramball
Frank Sanderson
Brooks St. Extension
R. B. Bistee
Joseph Bisbee
Ray Smith
Donald Tent
Mass. Agricultural College
Amherst
Kahan
John O’brien
Youngerman
Sred
John
W. D. Hooper
George Graham
Scott
Bert Doel
J .Doel
I Ae
Mizpah Rebekeh Lodge
Brick Wilder
Buffalo International
Leaguge
Newark
Bisbee & Nealey
Garden Park, Bisbee & Nealey
Foley & Go
Ork
Methodist Episcopal Church
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Rexall
Congregational Church
Louis. Peel
Optometrist
Naylor Block
Jersey Butter CO
Maynard’s
Jersey
N.Y
Bakers Cocoa
Ocean
Saleratus
Main Street
New Fowler Block
Maynard, Mass
Geo. H. Gutteridge Watchmaker and Jeweler
Nason St
K. Lindstedt
Main St
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