Women G A R Auxiliary Met Here Yesterday
The South semi annual convention of the Women’s G A R Auxiliary Association met yesterday afternoon in the GAR hall with about 100 delegates attending from across the state. Mrs. Wood presided. installation of officers elected Mrs Jennie Fay West Boylston vice president Mrs Elia Fay Athol secretary and treasurer Mrs Elizabeth Trulli Marlboro. A program followed including songs piano and a Japanese dance performed by Miss Bessie Baker. The next meeting is planned for April in Athol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. Wood
Ood
Cers
Jennie Fay
West Boylston
Elia Fay
Athol
Elizabeth Trulli
Marlboro
Myrtle Pay Drana
Lik Han Morse
Annie Brigham
Annie Parker
Algin Straw
Widieree Ge
Bessie Baker Cornet Solo
Kenneth Howe
Dorothy Baker
Oro Cicles
Bessie Maker
Bertha Burke
George Baker
Brennan buys old patrol wagon at auction
Coran T. J. Brennan purchased the old police patrol ambulance, sold Monday evening under the police committee announcement, for the highest bid. The wagon, parked behind the station since the new patrol arrived, is described as in good condition and likely sturdier than earlier units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Police Committee
Coran T. J. Brennan
Couneman Brena
Authoury
Seaton
Amputation Performed After Infection at Marlboro Hospital
Thomas F Harris of Cordaville road Southboro had his left arm amputated at the elbow at Marlborough hospital morning. The infection, suffering over time, required the operation to respond to treatment. Dr Bowers Clute of Boston assisted by Drs Al Davis and C W Smith, both of Marlboro, led the procedure. Mrs Charles Lenhart of River is visiting relatives in Uhhs otzy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Harris
Cordaville Road
Southboro
Marlborg
Bowers Clute
Héston
al Davis
C. W. Smith
Marlboro
Monument to ten Italians to be dedicated at Piave Square
A World War II era monument to ten Italians from this city will be dedicated at Piave Square tomorrow afternoon. A parade from City Hall at 1 pm will feature Mayor Edward T. Simoneau City Council members and several organizations including Boy Scouts and Italian groups with Governor Cox expected to send a representative. Lawrence Zanes will marshal the parade through Main Broad Lincoln and Pleasant streets to Piave Square for the dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piave Square
Beach
Liberty Street
Edward T. Simoneau
Boy Scouts
Nicholas Benedetti
Channing
Cox
Benedetty
C. Burrough
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Sons of Veterans
Main St
Colleary Square
Main
West
Broad
Lincoln
Pleasant St
Lawrence Zanes
Miss Hankard Dies After Illness at Home
Miss Blanche Hankard of Marlboro dies at home at 4 am after a yearlong illness. She worked as a telephone exchange toll operator and was active in the Ladies Auxiliary A O H and the Immaculate Conception church. Survived by her parents and three sisters. Funeral Friday at 9 a m from Immaculate Conception church with interment at I C cemetery. Edward F Brown Funeral Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Hankard
Maple Street
Miss Hankard
Tole
Marlboro
Ladies’ Auxilry
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Thomas F. Callahan
Frances K
Marion ‘C. Hankard
Immaculate Conception
I. C. Cemetery
Edward F. Brown
Marlboro Hospital Donation Day Planned for Oct 27
At a Marlboro hospital Ladies Board meeting in Grand Army hall, plans were made for Donation Day on October 27. Instead of canvassing house to house, contributions will be received at designated city spots. Donors are asked to provide jellies preserves and similar items. Committee members include Mrs A McGill chair, Mrs George F Bond, Mrs D W Powers, Mrs K L MicMahon, Mrs J T Breault, and Mrs L P Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Board
The
Marlboro Hospital
Grand Army Hall
Arnold P. Curtis
A. McGill
George F. Bond
D. W. Powers
K. L., MicMahon
J. T. Breault
L. P. Howe
Registration Opens for State Election Voters
Registration for the coming state election is open today with two to six afternoon and seven to nine evening hours. The same schedule applies Friday and next Tuesday. Wednesday October 18 is the last day, with noon to 10 pm hours. Mrs William Peach, formerly of this city, now in Framingham, visited yesterday. Mrs Emrogene Hyde of 19 Gibbon St was operated on for bladder trouble at Marlboro hospital yesterday morning. Fred Morse, foreman at John E Rice farm on Northboro road, is at Marlboro hospital under Dr C W Smith care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peach
Framingham
Emrogene Hyde
Gibbon St
Marlboro Hospital
Fred Morse
John E. Rice
Northboro Road
C. W. Smith
Marlboro High Set For First Home Football Game
Marlboro High School hosts its first home football game tomorrow on Columbus Day at Prospect Park. St John’s Worcester provides strong opposition as Marlboro aims to compete despite a weaker squad this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro High School
Prospect Park
St. John's
Worcester
Marlboro
Season for baseball ends Columbus Day in city
Columbus day will wind up the baseball season in this city as Leominster stars face Marlboro at Stevens Playground. Leominster adds Cournoyer the fast infielder and Laplante the Worcester Eastern League pitcher with other semi pro talents. Manager Gauthier starts Shay Denoncourt and Asa Peloquin at shortstop, promising a big crowd for the finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Day
Bis City
Leominster Stars
Marlboro
Stevens Playground
Leominster
Cournoyer
Laplante
Worcester
Gauthier
Shay
Denoncourt
Asa Peloquin
Two Abdominal Surgeries Performed At Marlboro Hospital
Marlboro hospital yesterday conducted two abdominal operations. Mrs Eliza La fleur of 22 Charles street and Mrs Imogene Hyde of 19 Gibbon street were operated on by Dr Frank Lady of Boston with Marlboro surgeons Davis Smith and T E B Reilly J J Kelly assisting. Both patients are reported doing nicely this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Hospital
Eliza Lafleur
Charles Street
Imogene Hyde
Gibbon Street
Frank Lady
Boston
Chester Myers wins contracting bid in city
Electrical contractor Chester Myers receives the winning bid for an unnamed city project. City Forester Xl E Sowerby attends the American Association of Economic Entomologists meeting at the Copley Plaza hotel in Boston today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Myers
W. H
Preston St
City Forester
Xl E. Sowerby
American Association of Economic Entomologists
Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston
Funeral of Charles Adams to Be Thursday
The body of Charles Adams died Sunday after noon at the Soldiers Home Chelsea arrived in the city and was taken by undertaker J. Frank Child. Adams aged nearly 89, had heart trouble though previously in poor health. A former foreman in the box factory of Geo A Howe on Florence Street, he served in Civil War Co I 12th Regiment, enlisting August 20, 1862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adams
John A. Rawling Post
Soldiers
Chelsea
J. Frank Child
Adams
Local G A R leader and chaplain remembered in funeral
Mustered out July 2 1863 he led the local G A R post and served as chaplain for years. Survived by daughter Etta Rogers and granddaughter Carrie McNeil of Oak Bluffs and uncle of Deputy Sheriff Albert J Adams. He entered the Soldiers Home Sept 20 for wintering. Funeral from Adams home 32 Husday afternoon at 2 with a firing squad at Maplewood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Rogers
Carrie McNeil
Oak Bluffs
Albert J. Adams
Soldiers’ Home
Fe Ae
Adams
Husday
Maplewood Cemetery
Ace of Clubs Opens with Pantomime and Lunch
The Ace of Clubs opens this Friday at First National Bank hall with a pantomime and Mother Goose lunch. The program for the year includes events hosted by Miss Mary Gibney, Miss Lorraine Purcell, Miss Beatrice Roche, Miss Alice Ryan, Miss Eileen McCarthy, Miss Margaret Cloe, Miss Helen B. McCarthy, Mrs Kathreen Burke Tobin, Miss Helen Kirby, and Mr Irene Bennett. The schedule features Halloween, Whist, dramatic evenings, a musicale, Christmas social, guest night, circus, Valentine party, and an annual ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace of Clubs
First National Bank Hall
Board of
Hallowe'en
Mary Gibney
Lorraine Purcell
Beatrice Roche
Alice Ryan
Eileen McCarthy
Margaret Cloe
Helen B. McCarthy
Kathreyn Burke Tobin
Helen Kirby
Irene Bennett
Directions for burning soft coal in a cook stove
The article explains that soft coal burns best when the stove area smoke pipes and chimney are kept clean. It advises cleaning the ash pit and dampers, using plenty of wood, and arranging fuel to prevent large spaces for coal to sift through. Before adding more coal use dampened wood to start a steady flame.
Handling and Maintaining a Coal Stove Fire
Instructions cover building a fire with soft coal, managing dampers, and keeping a steady flame. Tips include adding small amounts of coal, adjusting upper and ash-pit dampers, and maintaining exposed coals to ignite gases. For overnight fires, build a coal bed and cover lightly to preserve heat.
Carnival Dance at Pastime Hall Tonight with Vito’s Orchestra
Vito's orchestra of 10 pieces performs at Pastime Hall in Mii borough for a carnival night of pleasure. The parade starts at 10 15 o clock led by Tom Mix on horseback, with participants to receive caps and noise-makers. Tinker’s orchestra of 10 pieces is billed for October 12 as another big night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vito
Mii
di Vito
Arta Barn
Connecticut
Tom Mix
Tinker
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Brennan
Charles Lenhart
River
Uhhs Otty
Mutual Savings Bank
JOSON
Hudson Savings Bank
Hudson, Mass
A. T. Knight CO
COR
Hudson
Tel
Prescott Granite &. Marble Works
E. T. Prescott
Grove St
Fitchburg Sta
Tel. Conn
H. F. O’neil
Main Street
Piave Sq
Enterprise
Soldier's Home
Are
Universal Bella
Filladios Ashaten
Geo. A. Stevens
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