William Franklin Bowen of Kennebunk Dies After Illness
William Franklin Bowen aged 82 died at his Kennebunk home after a short illness on October 26. A Sudbury native, he married Mary Abbie Rice and had seven children, five living. He served in the Civil War, later active in the GONTR post and local veterans groups, with a funeral led by Masons and attended by veterans.
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William Franklin Bowen
Kennebunk Mai
Sudbury
Oop Wilbur Bowen
Elizabeth (Caswell
Mary Abbie Rice
John Rice
Melvin Bowen
Nebrasket
Edwin Garing
Melede
Harold
South Portland
Luella Thermey
Iaverhill
Wal’o Pittsbure
Kennebunk
Ilia
Boeloon
Bowen
Ssth
GONTR
Maine
Hema Wedneetey
Alao
Legion
GAR Post
Womans Relief Corps
Island Gardens Talk at Concord Woman's Club Meeting
In Concord on Monday at 2 30 Herbert W Gleason will give an illustrated lecture on Island Gardens of Mt Desert The Town Hall open meeting will welcome the town's teachers and friends with refreshments and a social hour to follow
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Concord Woman's Club
Herbert W. Gleason
Mt. Desert
Concord Rainfall Falls Below Normal for October
October rainfall measured by Postmates Food AO Tow er local weather observer totals 0.8 to 1 inch short of the 3.45 inch average. October 1 recorded 0.02 inch and October 8 showed 0.106 inch. Wells are nearing dryness as brooks and rivers run low.
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Postmaates Food AO Tower
Senate Vote in Other Towns
Readable fragments show a senate vote in towns including Wayland Moyne and Lincoln with names Moyne Fitzgerald Movyse Faizgerald. The text suggests multiple local jurisdictions engaging in a legislative ballot or committee decision. Further clarity needed for precise entities and outcomes.
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Senate
Walsh leads in Mass. senate race as ballots counted
In Massachusetts 1500 of 1482 districts reported Gillett Republican ahead of Walsh Democrat by about 16 000 votes. Walsh asserts districts remaining will push him to a 12 000 to 15 000 plurality and claims re election by 5 000 to 10 000 votes overall.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Frederick H. Gillett
David T Walsh
Walsh
Gillett
Polls Opened In Westboro Evening Vote Count Report
Westboro residents crowded the polls yesterday from 5 15 to 8 pm with an estimated 2000 townspeople casting ballots Autos were provided for those unable to attend Miss Helen Whalen returned from Dedham where she spent the weekend with Marjorie Sullivan Mrs Whalen attends Framingham Normal school Police search for Frank Covey who kidnapped and assaulted the 11 year old son of W H Stevenson of the Grafton State Hospital Police have followed up clues without success
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Helen Whalen
Dedham
Marjorie Sullivan
Whalen
Framingham Normal School
Frank Covey
W. H Stevenson
Grafton State Hospital
Village Shop Antiques Art Needle Work Gifts
The Village Shop Antiques Art Needle Work Gifts located on Commonwealth Ave features a blend of antiques crafts and gifts. Capitu la R Willard listed as proprietor or contact.
Hudson Man to Take Bride in Cambridge
Herman J Courtemanche son of Mr and Mrs Henry M Courtemanche and Miss Marie Isabel Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Cox will wed at St Marys Annunciation church Cambridge. Attendants include Marie Daly as maid of honor and Leonard Conte as best man. Following a reception at Linden Street in Cambridge the couple sail for a South America honeymoon aboard the S S Southern Cross then plan to settle in Buenos Aires. Courtemanche a Hudson engineer returns to lead the Benegas Brothers in Argentina.
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Oida
Miay Marie Daly
Cambridge
Leonard EB Contemanche
Hudson
Courtemanche
Noorlyweda
New York
S. S
Rio de Janiero
Santos
Brazil
Montevideo
Uruguay
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Pampa
Mendoza
California
South America
Benegas Brothers &Co
Buenos Aires
Hudson High School
Maynard Social Roundup Includes Parties and Games
Albert Riley Maynard and Ralph Jamieson entertained at a Halloween party in Boston. Miss Helen Martin of Somerville visited during Edith McAuslin’s week. Mr and Mrs Earland Springer and son visited Mrs Catherine Gould in Concord street. Francis Coughlan and John Sweeney, Holy Cross students, spent the weekend with families here.
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Albert Riley
Ralph Jamieson
Boston
Helen Martin
Somerville
Edith McAuslin
Earland Springer
Robert
Athol
Catherine Gould
Concord Street
Alice Turner
No Andowver
Francis Coughlan
John Sweeney
Holy Cross College
Harvard
Princeton
Te Stadium
O. S. Fowler
Board of Health
State Board of Health
Thomas J Gately
Gately Motor Co
William Tobin
Ford Distributors
Worcester
Weltern Niemila
United Cooperative Society
National Cooperative Congress
New York City
Peggy
Local breeder tends thirteen newborn pups this week
A breeder named William R Barnes cares for a litter of thirteen puppies that arrived this week. Seven are males and six are females, reflecting a lively start for the newborns and their caretaker.
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Wm R Barnes
Halloween Party At Twilight Club Cottage
The 19th annual Halloween party at the Twilight club cottage on Lake Boon drew strong attendance with decorated grounds, music by Robert Sheridan and Harold Morgan, dancing, games, and story stunts. Royalties of roast chicken with fixings heightened the evening. John Hannon, sole original member, attended every party. Andrew Seppela, 40, bath house proprietor on Florida Road, died after a long illness. survived by his wife. funeral Saturday at Glenwood Cemetery with Rev. John Vaananen officiating. The Guild of St Wildawin weet, hosted by Mrs Frank Seckel at 43 Brown St, held Thursday afternoon activities.
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Twilight Club
Lake Boon
John Keegan Jr
Thomas Maley
Robert Sheridan
Harold Morgan
John Hannon
Andrew Seppela
Florida Road
John Vaananen
Glenwood Cemetery
the Guild of St. Wilda Win
Frank Seckel
Brown St
Maynard Campaign Eyes Emerson Hospital Fund Drive
Joshua Naylor has been appointed chairman of the Maynard Campaign committee to raise funds for the Emerson hospital in Concord. Maynard's $15 000 quota aims to support a Sustaining Fund of about $150 206 and annual pledges around $5 000 to ensure hospital maintenance. A charter was granted to reopen Deaconess hospital as Emerson hospital under local ownership, with the land and building to be deeded to Emerson upon payment of a deficit not over $10 000.
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Joshua Naylor
Maynard
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Naylor
Emergant Hospital Aid Society
Deaconess Association
Sacred Heart Convent Endorses Father John's Medicine
A Newport Vermont convent report quotes Sister Mary Alexandrine praising Father John’s Medicine as the best remedy for children with colds or poor appetite. The letter notes over 100 institutions endorse the product for years of use, claiming it has no drugs and is safe for body building.
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Sacred Heart Convent
Newport
Father John
Mary Alexandrine
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Concordigh School
Mitchel Military School
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Concord Hayes
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Movyse Faizgerald Lincoln
Crescent Gardens
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Hudson Oahu
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Sudbury Moyse
Waltham
Westboro
R. Willard Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
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Cloak & Suit House, Inc
Navy
Bolivia
Coats
Herman J. Courtemanche
Marie Isabel Cox
St. Mary's Church
Andrew Seppala
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Henry F. Miller Pianos
Behning Pianos
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Red Cross Mattresses
Merrimac Rome
Glenwood Ranges
New Perfection
Carter
de Luxe Springs
Armstrong's
Walton
Carter’s Furniture Store
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Wilton
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Mircers
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Concord Jct
Cor. Nason & Acton Sts
Cornelis A Winn
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