Fragmentary Chronology of Medieval and Early Modern Events
A scattered list of historic notes mentions Fidusi the Persian poet's death, events from 1030s to 1340s including crusades, Norman conquests, and Ottoman origins, plus later figures like Bacon, Boyle, and Barry. The fragment cites places such as Westminster hall, Rome, Paris, Scotland, and London with dates and claims about coinage, discoveries, and battles, all presented in a jumbled timeline.
Supper for Two Sparks Old Rivalry in Downton Affair
Olive Atkins dodges past Bert Overton while Jack Abbott suspects an affair after reading a misleading note. Olive clarifies the letter was from college friend Roberta Spencer, not Bert, ending the dispute and restoring peace.
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Mr. Jack
Olive
New York
Chicago
Man Jey
Jack Abbott
Bert Overton
Roberta Spencer
Bert
Chicago?” “Oh!” Mr. Jack
Annie
the McClure New
Local Notes from the Acton Area and Nearby Visits
South Acton residents share visits with relatives as Thomas Hamm of Sherbrooke Canada stays with George Hamm in Martin. The Fertile factory paused for several days for engine repairs. Mrs. Arthur Ruggles of Cleveland visits her sister Maude Leavitt on Maynard Street. Mrs. E C Page spoke at Clinton on Billy Sunday impressions. The Fullenton and Jones families planned a short trip to New Hampshire, returning Sunday. Ruppert Sleep of the U S S New Hampshire met George Libbie during a furlough from his vessel docked in Philadelphia. Emory Lothrop returns from a Maine summer cottage and plans Florida in winter. Mrs. Arthur Jones breaks her right arm after a fall from a ladder and will wear a splint for weeks. Sherry West visits his brothers while serving in the U S navy, some time aboard the Tennessee later rebuilt as the U S S Memphis.
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Thomas Hamm
Sherb
L. H. Fullenton
L. Jones
N. H
Ruppert
U. 8S. S
New Lampshire
George Libbie
Philadelphia
Emory Lothrop
Maine
Florida
Arthur Jones
Sherry West
U. S. Navy
Tennessee
San Domingo
Memphis
Maynard Fire Loss Topped Ten Million In Massachusetts
Gov McCall proclaimed fire prevention day to curb rising losses from fires across the state in 1915. The Massachusetts report shows 8030 fires totaling 171 930 691 in property value losses with 151 856 718 of insurance at risk and 8 565 660 61 paid. Maynard recorded three frame buildings burning for 395 loss with insured value 18 083. The number of alarms in Maynard 1915 totaled 4 with 11 bell alarms and 10 still alarms.
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McCall
Commonwealth
State Department
Massachusetts
Maynard
Sudbury Student Miss Clarke Elected College Treasurer
Miss C. Rachel Clarke of Sudbury, daughter of Rev. George H Clarke, has been named treasurer of the sophomore class at the College of Liberal Arts, Boston University. Born in Chicopee, she prepared for college at Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Massachusetts.
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C. Rachel Clarke
George H Clarke
Sudbury
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Miss Clarke
Chicopee
Wesleyan Academy
Wilbraham
Mass
Nason Street School Foundation Inspection Bid Call
The Nason street school building committee met and will have the old foundation inspected by state authorities to judge its suitability for a proposed two story brick structure. The committee invites sealed bids to tear down brickwork on the site, due by Oct 16 1916. Charles R. Keane secretary.
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Nason St. School Building Committee
Selectmen’s Rooms
Maynard Mass
Nason St
Report of Trustees Assabet Institution of Savings
The trustees report deposits received from Sept 30 1915 to Sept 30 1916 totaled 58 510 78 with withdrawals of 858 284 30. Net deposits rose 49 891 65 for the year and 57 994 83 over the prior year. Six month gain 50 771 86 and three month 29 376 01. Cumulative deposits since incorporation 634 176 77 and withdrawals 360 467 39. Total deposits Sept 30 273 709 38 with 660 new accounts opened Sept 30 1915 to Sept 30 1916.
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The
Assabet Institution of Savings
Mansfield's Record Quick Jump From New Orleans to Chicago
The Kansas City Journal reports Richard Mansfield achieved a 1000 mile rush from New Orleans to Chicago in 23 hours with a ten car special train. After a quick Julius Caesar performance in New Orleans, the troupe ferried to Chicago in time for a Monday show, transporting all stage sets on trucks and using fresh engines as needed. The feat matched earlier dramatic record jumps by E L Davenport Lawrence Barrett and others.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Bitter City
Richard Mansfield
New Orleans
Chicago
Crescent City
Gulf
Lake Michigan
Kansas City Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fidusi
Persia
Europe
Kingdom of
Castile
Ottoman Empire
England
Apulia
St. John
Rigidfide
Jodfrey
Jerusalem
God of Ballion
Rome
Order of Knights Templar
Italy
Aretino
Edward III
Sicily
Roger
Madeira
Robert I
Parliament
Paris
Philip IV
Sir Francis Bacon
London
James Bacsanyi
Canary Islands
Scotland
Northam
Henry Bradshaw
Chester
Francis Noel Barbeut
Ph Bacon
Brigghool of
Karl Bogas
Heinsberg
Boyle
Canterbury
Jean Jacques
Cassis
Swyn
Denmark
Cloutarf
Bayonne
le de Beaumanoir
Light
Brton
Boston
John Bradshaw
High Court of Justice
cEmes I
Cheshire
Bede
Durand
Lazzari
Urbino
Robert Boyle
Royal Soof
Lis
Munster
Ireland
Sir Charles Barry
West
Olive Atkinson
Jack
Mrs. Jack
Abbott
South Acton
Chas. R. Keane
Sec. Building Committee
HAM
W. A. Haynes Co. Incorporated
Maynard Fred Butler
Haywood Brothers & Wakefield
Ruth of Gardner
F. E. McCleary
October Records
L. N. Fowler & Co
Concord Junction
Loyal Order
Moose
Haynes
A. T. Haynes & Co
Jake Furniture Store
MAYN
D. Mae