Maynard Couple Married in Cambridge Double Ring Ceremony
Catherine Brant of Maynard and William Hardy of Cambridge were wed Wednesday afternoon August 25 in a Methodist Episcopal church parsonage ceremony attended by relatives. After a reception at the groom’s home they planned to reside at 18 Laurel Street Cambridge. Hardy, a World War I veteran and Cambridge bookbinder, and Brant, a Maynard native long employed at Assabet Mills and a noted dancer, received numerous gifts from friends.
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Catherine Brant
Aid
William Am
Georges Ht. Peebles
Parker St
Mardy
N Hardy
Cambridge
Stev D. M. Angeli
Peebles
Scotland
Ing
Assabet Mills
Houghton & Dutton's
Boston
Worcester
Hardy
France
England
Fence Along Papermill Bridge Improves Safety
The street department installed a new white fence on the north side of Papermill bridge. The fence replaces an aged structure and aims to prevent accidents by stopping falls into the rocky water below.
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Papermill Bridge
Herbert B Brown Gains Local Fame as Cartoonist
Herbert B. Brown of Mainst earns local fame for clever drawings. The young man shows a wealth of talent and could become a leading cartoonist with further development. His quick pen brings any mentioned subject to life creating a vivid picture.
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Herbert, B. Brown
Main
Maynard Grange Announces Annual Exhibit and Meetings
Maynard Grange plans its annual exhibition at Cooperative hall on September 1 and 16. William Hayward, master, and a committee are drafting plans. At the next regival meeting Concord and Acton Granges will be guests and a program of entertainment with supper will be served.
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Maynard
Wiliam Hayward
Concord
Acton
Four Month Old Child Dies Sunday Night
An infant from Charlotte died Sunday night. The four month old child’s death was reported without additional causes or circumstances in available texts.
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Charlotte
Spence Daughter Dies. Rites Held at St George’s Church
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Spence died Sunday evening August 22. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the family home with Rev A B Papineau of St George's Church officiating. Interment followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Charles Spence
A. B. Papineau
St George's Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard Selectmen Seek Farm Manager for New Hampshire Property
A Boston lawyer asks the Maynard selectmen to recommend a man to manage a New Hampshire farm. The owner seeks a full time farmer with knowledge of farming, able to care for and sell Guernseys and registered Shropshires, make butter, and run the operation. The board receives many unusual requests but this is a concrete employment opportunity.
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Maynard Selectmen
Boston
New Hampshire
South Acton Triumphs 13 to 0 in Championship Game
William Oates starred for South Acton with four hits driving a decisive 13 to 0 victory over West Acton on Sunday. Johnny Hayes hurled a no hit no run effort for South Acton while Concord Junction’s Harold Morgan caught a win against Boston in a 19 to 3 rout.
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William Oates
South Acton
West Acton
Oates
Johnny Hayes
Concord Junction
Harold Morgan
Grow ‘the Co
Boston
Jon Gent
Maynard
M.A. C
Watch on road for car after hit and run near Hudson
Hudson police were alerted Friday morning about a touring car from that direction. It is alleged the vehicle struck a man just outside Hudson, injuring him severely and necessitating hospital transport to Marlboro. Officers Binks and Garland continued patrols with no sightings.
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Hudson
Winton
Marlboro Hospital
Binks
Garland
Funeral for Mrs Anna Rapanen In Maynard Grave at Glenwood
Thursday afternoon Rev John Vanaanen officiated at the funeral of Mrs Anna Rapanen who died at Tewksbury Monday. The body was brought here for burial with interment in Glenwood cemetery. She was 60 years old and had no relatives in this country. She had resided on Roosevelt Street in Maynard for a number of years.
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John Vanaanen
Anna Rapanen
Tewksbury
Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard Tennis Club Plans Formal Opening On Brooks Street
The Maynard Tennis Club hails a formal opening of its new court on Brooks Street over Labor Day. Local players have already faced interesting matches, with expectations of outside talent challenging the locals at the event.
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Maynard Tennis Club
Brooks St
Rugs Rugs Rugs For Gale Factory Prices
Eye catching ad offers rugs at factory prices with large savings. It prompts readers to write, call, or phone Clinton 126 R and lists G A Cannon at 200-202 High Street, Clinton, Massachusetts.
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Gale
Clinton
St. Clinton
Mass
Littlest Mother tale in Winsome Lady setting
A frail Littlest Mother shares a love story with Ruth in a Dublin style room. The Winsome Lady recalls past Ireland heartbreak, Tammas Wynne, and a fairy tale ending with a dead beloved and a Madonna picture guiding a weary heart. A doctor, a police aid, and a street corner gift sharpen the mood of mercy and memory.
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Mother
Ruth
Ireland
Tammas Wynne
Tammas
Eten
Secret Service
Tin Reilly
Aedia
Letome
Tin
Tim
Tammos
Fine Home of Union Printers Near Thirty Years Old
The International Typographical Union founded in 1850 in New York grew into a global labor movement. It established reforms like eight-hour days, wages, and child labor prohibitions, and its Union Printers Home in Colorado Springs opened in 1892. Since then hundreds of printers aged out have found rest and support there, funded by members.
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New York
International Typographical Union
Trades Union Movement
American Federation of Labor
International Typographica
Union Printers’ Home
Colorado Springs
Colo
James J. Hoban
Cleveland
Sunday’ Leader
Unshakable Position in Labor's Pride and Public Support
The justice of labor's cause and Americans pride in their country sustain public approval for labor as the nation's best place of work under the sun.
Imported Irish Hunters To Be N E Fair Horse Show Feature
More than 350 entries have been received for the New England Fair horse show to be held Friday through Monday during Fair week. The event will showcase Sine horse flesh with strong presence from Peter Roache of Leominster and rival English hunters, Virginia stock, and American bred horses. A special 100 prize class for draft teams is planned with 50 30 and 20 awarded, based on measured height and weight of horses. Vaudeville acts, two motor shows, and a major athletic meet are scheduled, with a chemical warfare exhibit by the U S Army under Maj. H S Kimberly set for September 4 and 6.
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Rochester
Peter Roache
Leominster
Virginia
Horse Association of America
New England Fair
Wayne Dismore
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Chemical Warfare Service
United States Army
H. S. Kimberly
Samuel B. Winslow
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Finney & Host
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Lowell Diamond Bicycles
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Insae
Edison
Delee’s Drug Store
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Wilson Lumber CO
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