Farley Station Sees New Manager George Hilton
George HB. Hilton has taken charge of the Farley station and will board there at present. Miss Helen Wilson of Beaver, Penn visited relatives recently. Douglass Wheeler was bumped by a car on his bicycle and his wheel was run over. The new sun room at W. E. Whitcomb’s home is finished in gum wood by Arthur Tuttle of So. Acton. The Mead and Co. store elevator will get electric motor power next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HB. Hilton
Farley
Helen Wilson
Beaver
Penn
Douglass Wheeler
W. E. Whitcomb
Arthur Tuttle
So. Acton
H. Mead and Co
Fama Mead Priest Dies After Long Illness in Local Home
Fama Mead Priest wife of Frank Priest died October 26 after a long illness. Born June 19 1860 in Boxboro she spent her early life there. She and her husband later resided here where she was well known.
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Fama (Mead) Priest
Frank Priest
Boxboro
Funeral Service for Maud Priest Held at Home
Funeral rites for Mrs. Maud Priest were conducted at her home with Rev. William Dussault of Boston and Rev. A. E. Wheeler presiding. Burial followed in Mt. Hope Cemetery as mourners gathered to honor the long-time caregiver and neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Priest
William Dussault
Boston
A. E. Wheeler
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Fourth Whist Party Aids St Michael's Sunday School
Bedford report notes the fourth Whist party for St Michael's Sunday School held at John J. Kelleys on Concorde Road. Prize winners included Mrs Mullaty Miss Ethel Rooney and Miss Kathleen Hinchey with consolation prizes for Olive Silva. A separate St Vincent de Paul event at Skelton cottage lists winners and consolation prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Church
John J. Kelley
Concorde Road
Skelton Cottage
Billiica Road
St. Vincent de Pau
Mullaty
Ethel Rooney
Kathleen Hinchey
Maynard Stwinfield Club Frolic at Halloween Party
More than thirty members and guests gathered for a weekend Halloween party at Innerreach with games music and dancing. Army chef Ed Ledgard and assistants organized the feast while Albert Murphy and Louis Sullivan provided live music for dancing. Also listed items for sale include a second hand steam heater at 208 Elm St and Oakwood priced at $12 a cord via Emil Anderson Harrington Ave Concord Junction Tele 379 Y.
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Elm St
Concord
Oakwood
Emil Anderson
Harrington Ave
Concord Junction
Ryan King Wedding in Maynard Observes Nov 6
Catherine Elizabeth Ryan wed Edward J. King on Monday at St Bernard's Church Maynard. The ceremony was led by Rev. Michael P. Mahon. Bridesmaid Ella Sullivan wore Canton crepe. Vincent Hickey attended. Reception at Loftus home Belknap Street. Bride College Concord alum. works at Concord Telephone Exchange. Groom employed at Assabet Woolen Mill Maynard. Newlyweds plan to reside on Sudbury Road after a Washington honeymoon.
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Arthur B. Loftus
Belknap St
Marlboro
Uate
Concord High School
Concord Telephone Exchange
King
Assabet
Maynard
Mrs. King
Washbington
Sudbury Road
Mrs Laura M Woodart Dies At Maynard Home At 76
Mrs Laura M Woodart widow of Asa S Woodart died at her Great Road home Tuesday morning aged 76 She was born in Slaterville and moved to Maynard in 1871 A charter member of the Maynard Woman Club and a longtime member of the Congregational Church Ladies Benevolent Society She is survived by three children Arthur F Florence C and Laura and a granddaughter Laura A Geers of Stow Funeral services will be from her Great Road home Friday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Woodart
Asa S. Woodart
Great Road
Arthur F
Florence C
Laura
Laura A. Geers
Stow
Union Congregational Church Study Meeting Announced
Tonight at the church a Christian Endeavor Society gathering will study outstanding character in the seventh century development of Christianity. The group wishes the society success in its reorganization for better service for Christ and the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
William Bercourt
Christian Endeavor Society
Christ
Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities notice
A public notice from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities is certified as a true copy by Albé Adams, Sheriff. Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department OF Public Utilities
Albé . Adams
Town Hall events highlight PTA and club activities
Mr Daniel King recovers from rheumatic fever as Parents Teachers Association plans Fathers Night in Town Hall on Thursday at 8. A lecture on A Trip Thru New England was held last Friday with good turnout. Mr and Mrs Frank J McNamee install electric lights in Hartford Street home. Catherine Tackney is ill at Concord Road. Women’s Club meets in Town Hall with Gerald Thayer speaking on oufrage in Nature and War. attendance substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel King
Lincoln Road
Parent Teachers Association
Town Hall
New England
Frank J. McNamee
Hartford Street
Catherine Tackney
Edward Tackney
Concord Road
Gerald Thayer
Fragmentary courtroom line hints at vagrancy charge
Readable portion shows a defendant or speaker mentioning vagrancy and an appeal to the judge. The text is fragmentary with Scots dialect hints and lacks full context or names.
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O. W. Griffith
Gladys Walton
John Gilbert
Calvert’s Valley
Neal Hart
Fox News
William de Mille
Lulu Bett
Sport Review
Emma (Mead
Acton Lodge
Acton
Lodge
Allen Rideout
Universalist Church Vestry
McKenna
Framingham
G. D. Chickering
E. R. Sanborn
H. L Judain Jr
Maynard Motor Co
Maynard, Mass
Tel
FORD
Lincoln Cars
Fordson Tractors
Mass
Bedford
Louis Peel
Optometrist
Hudson
Rat
Boston and Maine Railroad
Concord Enterprise
Commission
Asst
Nason Street
Yard, Mass
Lionel Barrymore
Seena Owen
Lowell Sherman
Paramount Cosmopolitan
Tom MIX
Eeard Anablock_ ion
Gred Niblo
Arthur Edeson
Douglas Fairbanks
D'Artagnan
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