P N Dahl’s Century in Business Spanning 22 Years
Danish born jeweler and optician H P N Dahl built a notable career in Maynard beginning with a small shop on Upper Nason Street. He expanded to larger Main Street locations, excelled as an optician with rigorous study, and served six years as a Concord State Reformatory examiner, earning recognition as a leading professional in Massachusetts.
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V. P.N. Dahl
Hi P. N. Dahil
Maypard
Dahl
H. P. N. Dahl
Main. St
Boston
Concord
Denmark
Copenhagen
Germany
Dehli
Maynard
Doan's Pills End Kidney Backache Backed by Marlboro Barber
Marlboro local witness Peter N. McDermott reports dramatic relief from kidney backache after using Doan's Pills. He claims four boxes transformed his condition and that there is no return of trouble. Doan's Pills sold by all dealers 59 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U.S. agent.
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Marlboro
Marla
Peter N. McDermott
Barber
Maplewood Ave
Mass
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Wilder Signs Up Brick Wilder For Fall River 1914
Maynard catcher Brick Wilder has signed to play with Fall River of the New England league for 1914. He drew favorable attention from Worcester scout Hamilton, who may not use him this season as Fall River already has three catchers. Dan Clohecy, Fall River owner, said Wilder looks a natural ball player and spring practice should refine him for next season. The team may relocate from Fall River to Haverhill or another strong city.
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Wilder
Fall River
Worcester
Silly Hamilton
Hamilton
Connolly
New England
Enterprise
Dan Clohecy
New Franklin Hotel
Fall ‘River
Haverhill
Methodist Church Plans Neighborhood Classes and Sept Programs
Neighborhood meetings are set for Tuesday evenings led by L. D. Wilson and Samuel Parker. September features Sunday sermons on Comradeship, Friday Fellowship services at 7.30, Epworth League at 6, and Love Feast, Inspiration, and Aspiration services. Classes and choir aid, rally day Sept 21, all services free.
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A. Morrill Osgood
Flaster
L. D. Wilson
Samuel Parker
Washington Parmenter’s
Sudbury Rd
A. Z. Lloyd
Epworth League
Frances Johnston
Comrades of the Crown
Hiram Parkin
Emmanuel Taylor
Francis Johnston
Alon
Record Catch of Horned Pouts At King's Cove
John R. Marsden Joseph Fields and Henry Sylvert reportedly caught 121 horned pouts on an all night fishing trip to King's Cove Friday. The fish were strung on a single line carried by Fields and drew much attention as they rolled through town Saturday morning.
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John R. Marsden
Joseph Fields
Henry Sylvert
King’s Cove
Extraordinary Privilege for West Acton Dedication
Rev Fr Browne to offi ciate at the dedication of St Elizabeths church West Acton one week from Sunday Sept 21. By special delegation Cardinal has empowered Pastor Rev Walter J Browne to officiate. Services begin at 3 pm with a span tium under A A Hilferty organist St Brides church of this area.
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Fr. Browne
West Acton
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Walter J. Browne
Browne
A. A. Hilferty
St. Bridget’s
School Committee Faces Record High Enrollment And Space Crunch
The School Committee and Supt. Brick met to discuss a growing crisis as enrollment climbs to 126 at the high school with more expected under new labor laws. They plan seating rearrangements, hire a new teacher, and explore a dedicated high school building while grades require double sessions and 40 students seek placement under new laws.
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Supt
Brick
Thme
Dramatic club stages River Driving with Finnish setting
Enthusiastically received at the Socialiat hall on Parker Street, the Dramatic club presented River Driving. The play, set in Finland, follows a riverman and features a strong plot with love, comedy relief, and notable scenery. Cast includes O. Fonsel, J. Helanler, K. Suojanen, R. Vuojarvi, Mari Saimi, J. Arola, Lydi Lehtola, Anni Autio, Nyman, N. Ki Mari Hiltunen, Signe Nyman, and Panni Helender.
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Socialiat
Parker St
Dramatic Club
Finland
Raph Connor Wan
Guanieety
O. Fonsel
J. Helanler
K. Suojanen
R. Vuojarvi
Mari Saimi
J.*arola
Brick Wilder Missed In Worcester Game
James J Ledgard drove a party including Dolly Banfil Kathryn Wilder Peter Shhulz and William Hanson to Worcester to witness the Fall River Worcester baseball game Wednesday. Also present were Henry Gilroy Charles Persons Carl Persons Harold Higgins William Sweeney Walter Murray and Hugh Connor. Fans expect Brick Wilder of the Fall River club to appear in future games this season.
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James J. Ledgard
Misses Dolly, Banfil
Kathryn Wilder
Peter Shhulz
William ‘Hanson
Worcester
Fall River
Marlboro Daily Enterprise letter from reader on team strength
A reader writes to the Marlboro Daily Enterprise asserting Marlboro Highs can match any team this season. The letter claims the team’s performance in recent games proves the point and questions past superiority remarks.
Maynard Ball Club seeks rematch with Marlboro-Maynard
The Maynard Ball Club announces willingness to play Marlboro Maynard teams for a $126 win or a double header with a $25 bonus, citing past competitive losses and home advantage. Also noted is Miss Lena Worterschied and Louis Hodges visiting Theodore Wollerschied, with Hodges’ vaudeville act touring major circuits.
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Marlboro
Lena Worterschied
Louis Hodges
Theodore Wollerschied
Krachied
Sullivan
Constantine
B. F. Keith
Newport
R. I
Misa Wollerachied
Dream of a transformed village church community
A narrator recalls a dream of a restored town center led by a merged church, where a White Church stands on the common and a thriving parish life reshapes Bedford. The vision shows a united congregation, active Bible school, open parish house, and wealth building in the suburbs, rooted in Get-to or Idea teamwork.
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Old Brown
Bedford
Concord Fans Call For Solid Season In 1914 Baseball
Local reader recounts a Lexington exhibition where World Beaters played clowns and Hopkins drew criticism for support. He defends Hopkins as a top semi pro pitcher, cites Johnson’s success, and urges unity to restore Concord baseball, praising umpiring and a hoped return to earlier times.
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Lexington
Hopkins
Joe Hopkins
Roer
Tnan
Concord
Walter Johnson
Milford
Mari Marlboro
Death of Mrs. Abigail Miner in Lincoln
Mrs. Abigail Miner aged ninety last May, born in Gardiner, wife of Lewis Miner, mother of nine, died at the home of her daughter in Lincoln after a lingering illness. Funeral arrangements were set for a private service at her late residence with interment in Lineal. Friends note the circle of neighbors and relatives gathering to honor her memory.
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Abigail Miner
Cha
Lincoln
Gardiner
Lewis Miner
Weeker
George Miner
Org
Abe Orenthe
Circle of Friends
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Cariborough Savings Bank
F. Greeley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ledgard
Marlboro Daily Enterprise
The
Pesteree Eene
G. R. Hall &Co
Albert Vanderhoof
B. F. Townsend
Ralph E. Durkee
Maynard Ball Club
J. Dy Ledgard
Mgr
Haynes
Bette Wees
Vicrela
Torreeses
Steve
Renee
Eurtee
Concord Junction United
Miner
Eee
Sollie
Riverview Laundry Co
Concord Junction, Mass
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