Francis King Dies at Gallups Island Naval Hospital
Francis G King 18 son of Mr and Mrs Alfred King died Friday morning at the naval hospital Gallups Island of pneumonia after a short illness He enlisted in the U S Naval Reserves in July and was called to the colors four weeks ago Survived by five brothers and two sisters Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Bridget's Church Interment at St Bridget's Cemetery A solemn mass of requiem was read by Rev John B Killion The family and community mourn his loss as a Maynard patriot
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Francis King
Naval Hospital
Gallups Island
Francis G. King
Alfred King
U. S. Naval
Maynard
Fred
Louis
Leander
Walter
Thomas
Charles Houghton
George Bickford
St. Bridget’s Church
John B. Killion
A. A. Hilferty
Wm. P. Scully
G. Edward White
James B. Farrell
Emmett Wall
Cham Ayotte
George Demars
Edward Cuddy
James Coady
Stanley Brooks
St. Bridgets Cemetery
Local Notes Expand Community Ties and Events
Percival Dunlop to study at Tufts this year while Madeline Flagg joins Wellesley College. Jerome J. Buckley visited from Watertown last week. Services were held at St George s Episcopal on Sunday. Mrs. John Patchett of Rockville Ct visits Mrs Katherine Cook on Maple Street. Bertha Lizotte of Marlboro weekend guest of Marion Chadbourne in Saco Me. Walter J Mullin M H 8 18 plans Tufts chemistry course this year. All high school academic class 3918 graduates enroll in college. Bond slogans surface in war era rhetoric. William McGrath of New York City visits the McGrath family on McKinley Street. Mizpah Rebekah lodge whist party postponed per health orders. Joseph D Duke of Main Street and Mrs Julia Kennedy of Main Street wed Sunday at St Bridges Church ceremony by Rev John E Killion.
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Percival Dunlop
Tufts
Madeline Flagg
Wellesley College
Jerome J. Buckley
Watertown
St. George’s Episcopal Church
John Patchett
Rockville
Katherine Cook
Maple Street
Bertha Lizotte
Marloro
Comeau
Linden Street
Marion Chadbourne
Saco
Charles Parsons
Brooks St
Walter J. Mullin
M. H
Tufts College
Kaiser’s
William McGrath
New York City
Margaret McGrath
McKinley St
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Joseph D. Duke
Main Street
Julia Kennedy
St. Bridget’s Church
John E. Killion
John Curley of Hudson Dies After Illness
John Curley of Hudson died at his home Saturday after a three day pneumonia illness. He married Margaret Murphy five months earlier at St Bridget's church in Maynard. Funeral services were held Monday morning.
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John Curley
Hudson
Curley
St. Bridget’s Church
Margaret Murphy
Johanna Murphy
High Street
Maynard
Announced Surrender of Bulgaria Shocks Maynard Mills
Unconditional surrender of Bulgaria proclaimed to Maynard and surrounding districts as sirens bells and alarms rang out. People rushed from homes and shops in jubilation when news spread. Brunswick phonographs Pathe records R. W. Carter Maynard 8 Main St adv tf.
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Bulgaria
Maynard
Brunswick
Pathe
R. W. Carter
Main St
Of Thanks From Mr. and Mrs. Alfred King Family
The King family expresses sincere gratitude for the help and floral tributes received during their recent bereavement.
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Alfred King and Family
Card of Thanks From the Crofts After Bereavement
Mr and Mrs John Croft express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy in their recent bereavement.
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John Croft
Epidemic in Maynard Reports 350 Influenza Cases
Public Safety committee chair H. F. Bates reports Maynard showing 350 influenza and pneumonia cases in Maynard with 25 new cases Monday and 45 Tuesday. Doctors work long hours as district nurses may be sent. volunteers urged to aid with masks. Also notices of a death at Camp Upton and local classified pleas.
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Public Safety Committee
Maynard
Paine
Christie
Howard Hamblen
F. P. Flagg
Howard Flaherty
Flagg
Flaherty
A. B. Papineau
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Henry B. Endicott
Emergency Health Committee
Boston
H. F. Bates
Simpson
Lowell
O.S. Fowler
The
Red Cross
James Mullin
Overseers of Poor
Assabet Park
Mullin
Private Downey Rejoins Regiment Fights Huns Then Hospitalized
Private Frank Downey of Company L 23d Infantry writes from Camp Hospital 14 to his brother Joseph. He reports rejoining his regiment, fighting the Huns, capturing towns and prisoners, then being hospitalized. He says he is okay and hopes to recover, mentions friends Mike Lynch Joe Chidley and Happy Beavis, and notes delayed mail from May.
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Frank Downey
Co. L
Joseph Downey
Naylor
O. K
Mike Lynch
Joe Chidley
Happy Beavis
Annie
Frank
Camp Hospital
Sudden death of Mrs. Henry Connor at 47
Mrs. Jennie L. Connor of Maynard died suddenly from a cerebral hemorrhage Saturday night after entering St Elizabeth's hospital in Boston earlier that day. She leaves husband Henry Connor and three sons Hugh Watson Paul and a daughter Mildred. Funeral held at St Bridget's with interment in St Bridget's cemetery. Relatives from Templeton Gardner Allston and other towns attended.
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Henry Connor
Jennie L. Connor
Henry
Connor
Main St
Lena Griffin
Allston
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Boston
Templeton
John Franklin
Hugh
Watson
Paul
Mildred
U. S. Naval
Maynard
Wm. H. Scully
A. A. Hilferty
James B. Farrell
Edward White
Richard Connor
Augustus ‘Connor
Wm. Connor
Hugh Connor
Charles Connor
David Sharpe
Gardner
Dorchester
Worcester
Providence
R. 1
Clint Marlboro
Leoming Ter
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Lost and found notes in local shoppers column
An old newspaper section lists shoe ads from Maynard stores including Ladies' Shoes at 4.97 and Boys' Shoes at 1.47. A note of thanks from the Henry Connor family expresses gratitude to friends and teachers for support during a bereavement. A fountain pen with a band marked Northway is reported missing and a P O box return notice follows.
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P. O
Magna
Death of Dr Miltéh Bean Optometrist at 41 in Medford
Dr Miltéh Bean a 41 year old optometrist with an office on Nason Street Caseblock died Sunday afternoon in Medford from bronchial pneumonia and influenza. Born in South Acton he is survived by his wife and one sister in West Acton. Funeral services were held at his Medford home with interment in West Acton.
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Miltéh
Assabet Mills Savings Trustee Meeting Notice
Maynard Mass September thirty. 1918 The Quarterly meet of the Trustee of the Assabet Savings will be held at the King Rooms Maynard Mass Wednesday October ninth 1918 at eight o clock PM for the purpose of transacting any business which may properly come before said meeting Per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk
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Maynard
Mass
Assabet m ‘For Savings
King Rooms
Howard A.wilson
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Maynard News
John Snyder
Murphy & Snyder Printing Co
West Acton
Tobey Riley
Newport News
Concord Junction
Leo Hyde
Littleton
N. H
Students Army Training Corps
Holy Cross College
John Comeau
Fullenton
L. P. Goulding
South
Sudbury
Assabet Institution For Savings
Haynes
Ste
Miss Louise Champagne
Tremont Street
Maynard, Mass
Myles Tierney
Camp Upton
N. Y
Thomas Tierney
Field &J
Tierney
Assa ¥Et
Ireland
Kr. Maynard
Care of Enterprise Office
Marlboro, Mass
HAT Shop
Piano and Phonograph Club
Robert W. Carter
DeLee’s Drug Store
Nason
Rexall
New Idea Store
Boys’ Shoes
Ady
Adv
Utes
Regal Shoes
S. Lever Stock
S. A. Christie, M. D
Case’s
Nason Street
Sidney E. McCleary Rocer—Baker
Santos
Hershey’s
Fighting Fourth Liberty
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