Temperance Society Union Picnic At Puffer's Pond
The Alku and Waokka Temperance societies held a large picnic at Puffer's Pond on Sunday with a National Band concert and refreshments. Athletic events featured four silver cups awarded to leading point winners with Omiri, Oli Yiealo, Ernest Luiosala, and others posting top marks in throwing, running, and jumping events. A ladies 100 metres race won by Miss Junno prompted a postevent tally of top scorers, followed by an evening sacred concert in the Alku hall with readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oli Yiealo
Ernest Luiosala
Junno Im
Hil Luoma
Onni Saari
Timar Junno
Olli Yueotalo
The
Alku Temperance Society
Main .St
Bridge Committee Recommends Florida Street Span Plan
A special town meeting seeks funds and bids as the Assabet River bridge proposal advances. The committee favors an 18 foot driveway and 5 foot walks with a 60 foot span raised three feet above the current crown. Most easements secured except from the American Woolen Co. and estimates remain unsettled.
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Assabet River
Florida Ct
American Woolen Co
Unclear text fragment on a Boston death notice
A fragmentary obituary notes a patient in Boston died at 7 45 and mentions attempts to rally earlier, with references to December and a New England burial. The legible facts are sparse and the rest is unintelligible.
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Pital
Ton St
Boston
Longtime resident dies and town notes fill bulletin
Obituary details Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson of Maynard, born in England June 5, longtime church member, survived by son Harold and three sisters and three brothers. Funeral at St George's with Rev. Predford Pavineau. burial in Greenwood. Marlboro game draws 200 fans as Maynard loses to Marlboro, improving visitors. Congressman Wilder of Maynard area dies at 53. funeral in Gardner with district leaders present. Prominent piano contest at A. T. Haynes store attracts nearly 200 entrants seeking $400 prize.
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D. Apparen
Shere
England
Mar Musgreave
Wake- Wears
Musgreave
Maynard
Chareo
St. Georg
Faith Wether
Bae
St. Hiap
Harold
Joseph Sales
Thie Town
Benjamin Woodera
Elizabeth Incam
Mare Preland
Tepiowin Rebingon
Toros Robingon
Hudson
Tehs Rohireau
Moree
Arthur Predford Pavineau
St. George's Church
Enwood
James
Benjamin Robinson
Henry Hird
Baward Rogers
Wilder
3D Mass
Washington
Fourth District
Harry L. Pierce Leommeter
John J. Mitchell
13Th Mass
Gardner
Congress
Mitchell
A. T. Haynes
Death notice for Mrs Hannah Quinn of Dorchester origin
Mrs Hannah Quinn of Dorchester died at her home in Dorchester on Monday September 8. She was born June 5 1856 in South Acton and lived in Townsend and Fitchburg before settling in Dorchester. Funeral was Thursday at 9 a m with a high mass by her son Rev James Quinn. Burial in Roslindale. Survived by husband nine children including Rev James Quinn and Sister Stella Vincent, plus sister Mrs T J O Donnell and brothers William and James Casey.
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Hannah Quinn
Siger
T. J. O'Donnell
William
James Casey
Dorchester
South Acton
Townsend
Fitchburg
Michael Quinn
James Quinn
Fall River
Feehan
Cassidy
Roslindale
Stella Vincent
St. Vincent's Convent
Halifax
N. S
Engineer Wilcox appointed to Maynard fire department
At a selectmen meeting on Wednesday Peter Wilcox was appointed as engineer for the Maynard fire department to fill the vacancy created by James Cleary’s resignation. Wilcox brings broad firefighting experience from Merrimack No. 1 Andover Eben Sutton Steam Fire Co. Lawrence engine 4 and leadership of the American Woolen Co. fire department.
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James Cleary
Peter Wilcox
Maynard
Wilcox
Merrimack
Andover
Eben Sutton Steam Fire Co
Lawrence Fire Department
American Woolen Co
Selectmen Hold Talk With Liquor Dealers
Selectmen meet with D Loewe and Adolphus Loewe to discuss enforcement of liquor laws, especially on Sundays. They express concerns that some dealers are unaware of obligations and may face penalties if violators are found in their communities.
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Loewe
Adolphus Loewe
Eis
Marlboro Beats Maynard. Baseball Notes From Marlboro
Maynard was clearly outclassed at Marlboro on Saturday as Marlboro dominates the lineup. Carl Persons stands out as a popular Marlboro player while talk centers on forming a four club league with Maynard Cord Junction Concord and Lincoln. Joe Foley and Joe Hopkins receive mixed reviews as financials and futures loom for next season.
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Maynard
Marlboro
Carl Persons
Carl
Maynard Stars
Concord
Hunt
Blcock
Dailey
Ned Flaherty
Ned
Lincoln
Hudson
Billerica
Simps
Hugh Duffey
Portland
Worcester
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Fall River
New Bedford
Brockton
Joe Foley
Joe
Joseph
Joe Hopkins
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Crawford
Crawford Parl
Crawford ‘ WoodsParlor
Walker & Pratt Imp
Union St
A. T. Haynes & CO
Patter
James A. Lahey
Bedford Street
Concord, Mass
Robert M. Prentiss
Concord Jet
Mass
Tel
Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Agnes
Piamoforte
Montaigu
Belgium
Aachen
Germany
Agnes Gibbons
Main St
Cc. L. Em
Foley
Highland City
Marstro
Iverson
Waldstrom
Charles Tmanvelson
Glendale St
Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Minneapolis, Inn
Congressman Wilder
Engineer Wilcox
Seles Anderson
Merciad
Paneness
Boston Row
Tia
Onoberg
Riu
Siho Loy Agen
Eta
Wirearoy Np
Boylston Street
G. Ziegler
Concord Junction
Vass
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
South Acton Coal & Lumber CO
P. Fletcher
Mase
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. A. Wilson Mgr
Loewe Bros
E. H. Davis
Geo. D. Elson
Main
Ge.o. G. Keith
Concord Jct
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