Mrs Turnbull 79 Dies After Illness in Maynard Home
Mrs Jane Turnbull aged 79 of Maynard died Tuesday morning at the Newton home of her daughter Mrs AliceCarnow after a general decline due to advanced age. She was born in Marwick Scotland and resident of Maynard for 25 years. She leaves son Charles Turnbull and five daughters Mrs Jessie Kinnwan Mrs John Cardow Mrs Florence Murray and Mrs Jas Sullivan. She was a Congregational church member.
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Morgan
Greene
Fitchburg
The
Missionary Society
Congregational Church
William Bolcourt
Congregational’ Church
George Hooper
John Ingham
Ware
Margaret May
B . Reed
Harvard
Ralph ‘Newton
Jane Turnbull
John Gordon
Newton
Domenick Moore
Clinton
S Perents
William Gore
Maple St
William ‘Cook
Gilbert Cook
Florence
Providence
R. J
Catherine Cook
Brooks St. An
Miz- Rebekah Loge
Odd Fellows All
John Gibbons
South High School
Margaret &G
Sam St. T McDonald
Louis Blatt
Charles Lere
Princeton
Richard Allen
Massachusetts General Hospital
William 3B. Jones
William Jones
Great Road
Eva Carlson
Olof Carlson
Prospect Ct
Maynard Fox Club
Win- Th My
William McGarry
Peter Jenson
Charles Courtney
George Bishop
James Gallagher
Roy Marsden
Thomas ‘Connors
Edward White
Cambridge
Lake Boon Colony
Cambridge Hospital
Nellie Wyatt
Concord
James Baldwin
Willam
Montreal
Baldwin
Assabet Mill
Alice Carnow
Turnbell
Marwick
Scotland
Maynard
Charles. Turnbull
Jessie Kinnwan
Worcosta
John Cardow
Florence Murray
Jas. Sullivan
Tombu
Mrs Bridget Nevins Dies After Long Illness at 77
Bridget Nevins a longtime Maynard resident died Monday at her Garfield Street home after a long illness. She was 77 born in Galway Ireland and lived in the United States 58 years with 35 years in Maynard. Survived by daughters Mrs John Richards of Worcester and Mrs Julia Richards of Maynard and son Timothy Nevins of Chicago. Funeral Mass at St Bridgetts Church at 9 a.m. with Rev Edward Crowley celebrant. Bearers listed and many floral tributes. Interment in St Bridgetts Cemetery.
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Bridget Nevins
Garfield St
Galway
Ireland
Maynard
Nevns
John Richards
Worcester
Julia Richards
Timothy Nevins
Chicago
St. Bridgets Church
Edward F. Crowley
Joseph Richards
Charles Mara
Joseph Smith
Angus Gallant
John Wollerchied
St. Bridgets Cemetery
Recount Narrows Votes in U S Senate Race Between Lodge and Gaston
In a local recount of the U S senate vote Lodge and Gaston each lose two ballots amid confusion. Original election tallies had Gaston 610 and Lodge 585. recount shows minor shifts with four ballots invalidated for two candidates. Party observers Thomas Wright and George Lynch supervised the process as townsfolk discuss the blank ballot incident.
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U. S
Selectmen's
Geum
Lodge
Nichols
Gaston
Thomas Wright
Republican Town Committee
George Lynch
Democratic Committee
Methodist Church Holds Annual Fair Success Despite Cold
The Methodist Church annual fair drew crowds over two evenings with a charity sale of Christmas items and a Friday moving picture show. Led by Mrs. Wilson and a large list of workers and societies, the event raised funds through candy, cake, aprons, fancy articles, ice cream, and printed materials, with broad town support and a devoted general committee.
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Ing
Apler
Mrs. Wilson
Marion Holt
Marion Il
Edith McAvelin
Harriet Naylor
Helen Wilcox
Thelma Weltch
Helen Gardner
Phyllis Priest
Elizabeth Binks
Virginia Larsen
Lena
Dorothy Burnham
Lioyd Priest
Howard Prescott
Janette Johnston
Norman Johnston
Phyllis Naylor
Ernest Holt
Alice Grinrod
Isaac Binks
Rhoda Palmer
Harvey Richardson
John McPherson
Richardson
Davis
Bertha Whitney
Ralph Case
O. C. Drechsler
Fred Holt
Fred Hayward
Harris Clements
Lawson
Elizabeth Hooper
Nominated officers set at Sons of St George meeting
Earl Kitchiner Lodge nominates officers at Odd Fellows meeting led by Nathaniel Davis as president and Nathan Crowther as vice president with Charles Spencer as past president and Joseph Marsden as secretary. Election scheduled for next meeting. A lively colonel party followed the session with much merriment.
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Earl
Maynard 2 Andover Soccer Team Triumphs in Darkened Finish
Maynard defeated Smith at Andover by 2 to 0 on Saturday afternoon. A truck breakdown delayed Maynard, causing a late arrival and the game to be called with five minutes remaining due to darkness. Maynard dominated play and eyes a Merrimac Valley league title as local talent lines up for upcoming matches.
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Maynard
Smith
Andover
Charles Spencer
Arlingston Mis
Anton
Lodge Exemplar Degree to Be Shown in Fitchburg
Nearly 100 C F Lodges invited Fitchburg event. Maynard Fellows to join Crown lodge of Lynn for first degree demonstration at city hall. Rev. Allen Rideout grand master to attend with Governor Cox and other officials. 61 lodges in state and 31 in New Hampshire invited. special Maynard Odd Fellows train possible.
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C. F
Fitchburg
Maynard
City, Hall
Crown Lodge of
Lynn
Allen Rideout
Cox
New Hampshire
Maynard Odd Fellows
Vile
Arthur Jordan
Croft
Alonzo Mason
Evelyn Andrews celebrates fourth birthday with friends
Evelyn Andrews and a group of her little friends gathered Saturday for a fourth birthday party at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Andrews. Music games and refreshments filled the afternoon and a group photograph was taken as a keepsake of the joyful occasion.
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Evelyn Andrews
Harry Andrewa
Groipf
Sidney Haynes Dies in North Sudbury at Home
Sidney Haynes of North Sudbury died Saturday at his home after being ill for some time. The longtime resident was well known in the town and had endured a period of illness before passing away.
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Sidney Haynes
North
Sudbury
Ith
Our annual hat sale event described in brief
A short notice details an annual hat sale with unclear text noting a sale event, likely offering hats at reduced prices. The readable portion emphasizes timing and availability while missing precise dates, locations, and organizers.
Reminiscences of Boston Fire of 1872
The article recalls the Boston fire of 1872 sparked by a city celebration on a Thursday. Residents watched the blaze from rooftops including the Eagle building as flames spread. Fireman Joseph Smith of Maynard and Concord Junction, the sole survivor of Cambridge company, attended a celebration in Boston last week.
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Boston
Amcs
Bowler
Joseph Smith
Maynard and Concord Junction
Cambridge
Concord Chapter D A R hears Reverend Collier speak
Reverend Christopher Collier of Lexington addressed members at the Old Concord Chapter D A R meeting held at the chapter house in Concord. Collier, a former resident of the area who worked at the Assabet mills before college, spoke in the afternoon as Maynard members attended.
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Christopher Collier
Lexington
Old Concord
Concord
Collier
Assahet Mills
Maynard
M Sarah
Helen Bent C Ss
Fred E. McCleary
Herbert Galesha
O. S. Fowler
A. TA Ha
Charles Wilcox
Clergymen Meet at Maynard Area Church
Ministers Association of Maynard Acton Concord Concord Junction and Stow met at Rev William Boicourt's home with Rev Mr Stone presenting a paper on Church Music. It was Ladies Day and refreshments followed as wives sisters and daughters attended.
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Ministers Association
Maynard
Acton
Concord
English Tea Party Sets Annual Event at Masonic Hall
The annual English Tea Party will be held Saturday November 25 at Masonic Hall. Supper served from to 7 30 P M with rapid tables for clerks and business men. After supper a program of entertainment by out of town talent will follow.
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Masonic Hall
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Woodart held Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Woodart were held Friday afternoon at her home on Great Road. Rev. William Belcourt of the Congregational Church officiated. Hymns were sung by Mrs. John Sunderland and Mrs. Arthur Jordan. Burial was in the family lot at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Laura Woodart
Great Road
William Belcourt
Congregational Church
John Sunderland
Arthur Jordan
Glenwood Cemetery
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