Death of Mrs. Hillis Ends Sudden Illness at 57
Mrs. Thomas Hillis died at her Summer street home Friday at 7 30 p m due to heart failure after years of poor health. A native of Thompsonville Conn she came with her parents to this town as a child. Survived by husband Thomas Hillis and brother William Oldroyd of Agawam the funeral was held Monday at the Can tional church Rev Lestie N Rutan officiating with Trinity male chorus providing music. Burial followed at Glenwood cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hillis
Summer St
Au Wien
Hillis
Mas Hillis
Wilm Oldroyd
Agawam
Lestie N. Rutan
Trinity Males of
Boston
Winoop Temple
J. R. Meredith 2d
A. M. Mossman
Glenwood Cemetery
Robert Crossley
Williamshop
James R. Bent
James B
Ward W Jones bakery reborn with new paint and equipment
The Ward W Jones bakery is renovated with fresh white paint and new cooking utensils. The public is invited to inspect the model shop displaying a motto of purity and cleanliness, promising wholesome and appetizing goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward W. Jones
Pond
Community Notes Include Meetings and Arrivals
Local residents attended a Masonic night in Concord while others planned Halloween events in town. Visitors from Portland and Scotland lodged at the Colonial Inn and the town prepares for registration and elections amid social gatherings and club lectures.
Local Notables and School Notes Highlight Athol News
Dr Miss Ethel Stuart of Athol hosted by Mr and Mrs W H Butcher. Miss Baith Beharrel of Lowell visited her uncle I B Miandina Saumarchis. Fred C Waite vacation from Trust Co duties. Willard Carlton and family weekend visit. Siete ueon F B Loomer managed night gate tender Commonwealth Ave R R. Double house Main cartonessine remodeled and occupied by family. Edward J Lyons promoted to sergeant in local police force. West school teachers entertained by Elizabeth McKenna and son. Concord school boilers and fires disruption due to damp weather hindered schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lloyd
New York City
William Parkinson
Central Village
Conn
Josephine Connors
Marlboro
John Connor
Clementa Sullivan
Disraelii
Boston
Orrin Bosworth
Mary Kelly, Pine Sr
Cyrus Bander
A. Bander
Providence
R. I
Socialist Society
Frank May
Harvard Holy Cross
Caman
John Murray
Lewers
G. Chen
Democratic Town Committee
Sudbury
Migs H. Banff
James J. I
John Kelly
Isabelle Maguire
Concord Junction
Daniel Cronin
Pitman Co
Jeremiah Driscoll
Clinton
William Lawler
Harry Clark
Charles Walcott
J. Cousina
Concord
Junction
Cousins
Cape Cod
Fred A. Persons
Mass
Northern Railways
Atlantic City
Ethel Stuart
Athol
W. H. Butcher
Baith Beharrel
Lowell
I. B. Aa Miandina Saumarchis
Fred C. Waite
The
Trust Co
Willard Carltonson
Siete Ueon
F. B. Loomer
Monwealth Ave
Chatiss Carroll
Well, Jr
Edward J. Lyons
Alice Force
Opaleteree West School
Elizabeth McKenna
Son Bee A
Car Favorite
Amor
Concord School
Cary
Appointments by graduate in Optics (1895) to doctorates
A 1895 graduate in Optics receives a Doctor of Refraction in 1896 and later a Doctor of Optometry in 1912 marking a progression in professional titles within the field.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard
Wool Alt
Geaaanee Tate
Joseph Sasseville
Patrick H. Mur
John Haapanen
Jennie Laitala
Jane Turnbull
Ter Maud
Kline
William Hurtle
Beachmont
Thomas Usher
Bessie Hinckley
Lancaster
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Ashael H. Haynes
Leominster
Lanenburg
Fitchburg
Martin Brown
Mass. General Hospital
Herbert Tripp
Ruby
Georgianna
New Bedford
Blanchard E
Walnutst
Science
Riverside Co-operative Assoc’n
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
FHP. N
Dahl Co., Jewelers
Main
A. T. Haynes
Andy Bon
Main Street
Big Ben
George H. Gutteridge
Glenwood
Mason
Veg
Peri
Anyoe
Www
F. Litch Opp
Mill
Investment Board
C.J. Bodfish
C. H. Persons
Fowler
A. T. Haynes & Co
PS Genet Masons
Waltham
Hallowee
Town Hall
Junc Tien Passtey
St. We
Colonial Inn
Ruth Eldridge
Hopkinton
Sargent
Tate School
Cambridge
G. W. Hunt
Thoreau
Murphy
George F. Mainst
Herbert Townsend
Tuftonboro
N. H
Buttrick
Monument St
J. M. Keyes
Liverpool
England
Bainburgh
Scotland
C. H
Baton Hall
C. M
M. B
Frank Petersen
Virare
On Perry
Woman's Club
Weat
Acton
Robert W. Carter
Acci
Pee
H. P. N. Dahl
Mase
Oupposite
Post Offics
Pine St
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