Three Men Injured As Truck Hit By Train At Gleasondale
Three men were injured when a motor truck collided with a Reston Maine train near Gleasondale. John Riley 38 Thomas Malarchy 23 and Robert Martel 24 were hospitalized at Marlboro with severe injuries including head wounds a right arm fracture and shock. Bowen Safe Co employees were on the way home from Hudson National Bank and were struck about 1 am near the Booring field crossing.
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Reston & Maine
Inva
Smithereens
John Riley
Yours
Joy St
Erville
Thomas Malarghy
Rossmore St
Somere
Robert Martel
Roys
Marion St
Somerville
Riley
Ariel
Sonal
Hudson
Hudson National Bank
Bowen Safe Co
Merivere
Brown A
Dre T
Deacon
Thee Marlboro Hospital
Maynard Church Wedding Sees Ella Scully Wed Edward Byrnes
Miss Ella Scully daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Scully and Edward P Byrnes son of Mr and Mrs John Byrnes were married at St Bridget s church in Maynard this Wednesday at 2 30 pm The ceremony was by Rev P D Meagher Bride wore white silk chiffon veil tulle and orange blossoms best man was Louis Byrnes bridesmaid Miss Margaret Cratty of Rockville Conn The couple plan a New York tour then reside on Waltham Street Maynard They will reside in Sudbury and Marlboro guests came from Rockville Marlboro Lowell and Millis
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Ella Scully
Edward Byrnes
William H. Scully
Dartmouth Sr
Edward P. Byrnes
John Byrnes
St. Bridget’s Church
P. D. Meagher
Margaret Cratty
Rockville
Louis Byrnes
Miss Scully
Lowell
Millis
New York
Waltham ‘St
Maynard
Byrnes
Maynard “Grange
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. O. Hi
White’ Cross Guild
Sudbury
Maynard Plans Big Columbus Day Festival Parade
Sunday evening the barbecue committee met in the electmen's room. Several societies voted to parade Columbus Day with a naval detachment and ordinance pieces from Charlestown Navy Yard. Invitations went to Rev. John A. Crowe Rev. Charles Washburn Rev. R F Bisbee and Frank B Sanborn as guests. Advance ticket sales run high and officials expect the town's greatest public festival. Congressman Rogers Governor McCall and John F Fitzgerald indicated they will attend and speak.
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Electmen’s Room
Charlestown Navy Yard
Maynard
Naval
U. S
John A. Crowe
St. Bridget’s Church
Charles Washburn
John Jacob Rog
McCall
John F. Fitzgerald
Public meeting at Grange on library role for foreign born
Maynard Grange hosted a public meeting at the I O O F hall. Miss Maude Campbell from the Massachusetts Public Library commission spoke on linking libraries to foreign born residents. She urged multilingual books and cited a tool primer to aid workers. Miss Grace Whittemore assisted in Hudson.
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Grange
Maynard Grange
I. O. O. F. Hall
Maude Campbell
Miss Campbell
Mass. Public Library Commission
United States
Maynard Aims to Boost Library Use with Carnegie Gift
A public meeting in Maynard highlighted Andrew Carnegie's 12000 grant for a library building. Town must annually appropriate 10 percent of cost for library support. Trustees John Hannon and H Linwood White urged broader local interest and use. Additional remarks were made by Miss Alice Rapson Mrs Adelaide Carleton and ex Rep Albert Batley. A Grange business session followed and a dinner to host visiting Pomona members was planned for October 4 with sessions at 10:30 AM and 2 PM.
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Brarian
Hudson Public Library
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
John Hannon
H. Linwood White
Maynard Public Library
Alice Rapson
Adelaide Carleton
Albert Batley
Grange
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Maynard
Surprise Shower for Miss Ella Scully at Dartmounth Street Home
About 40 friends gathered at the Scully residence on Dartmounth Street to honor Miss Ella Scully with a surprise shower. Abbie Colbert announced a leather chair gift with well wishes, as useful household articles and gifts were exchanged. A social hour with music and games followed before refreshments. Attendees included Margaret Murphy, Matilda Marsden, Mabel Lowney, and many others. Mr. and Mrs. Fowler and sons traveled to Massachusetts and New Hampshire last week.
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Ella Scully
William Scully
Dartmounth St
Ella
Abbie. Colbert
Miss Ella
Miss Scully
Margaret Murphy
Matilda Marsden
Mabel Lowney
Abbie Colbert
Catherine Wilder
Delia Mehon
Theresa Donohue
William Joyce
C. J. Lynch
Former pastor, nurse guest. Concord notice
A fragment notes a former pastor of the Congregational church in town and Sally Lamb a student nurse visiting Miss Julia Sheehan. It also runs a help wanted line seeking a competent maid for general housework at 74 Main Street Concord.
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Field
Sally Lamb
Framinham Hospital
Julia Sheehan
Austin
Main St
Concord
Sumerian Epic Reconstructs Civilization After Deluge
A Philadelphia report details a Sumerian epic from the Nippur tablets at the University of Pennsylvania museum. Dr. Langdon announces the completion of translation and notes the 2250 B C date, linking the work to the world’s oldest literature. The epic covers Paradise, the flood, and the ark with Lahama, describing Sumeria’s regeneration under a wisdom god and future supremacy of Sumerians.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Langdon
Lahama
Sumeria
Wisdom
Boston Briefs Include Fatal Accident and Local Court Actions
Louis Minas age 4 was killed by an auto truck while playing near his Boston home. Mrs. Mildred Page sues Louis C. Page for neglect to provide support in a Boston divorce filing. Burglars took over 250 dollars from Max Bushman’s shop safe in Boston. Henry W. Staples, 77, longtime proprietor of Old Orchard House died of heart disease. Governor Curtis renominated John J. Keegan as Hatn municipal court judge for a four year term. Also a humorous quip from a local cartoon caption.
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Louis Minas
Boston
Mildred F. Page
Louis C. Page
Max Bushman
Henry W. Staples
Orchage
Old Orchard
Curtis
John J. Keegan
Hatn, Me
Plunkers Recalled as a Noted Pessimist in Exchange Remark
In an exchange noted as unexpected 80 mentions Plunkers described as a confirmed pessimist. He is quoted as one of the worst observers, with a remark that a happy thought would stun him for a week.
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Plunkers
Death by own action cited in Plymouth divorce case
Brockton, Sept 19. The reason for the death by his own action of James M Willis of Brockton was made public. Willis shot himself last April after killing his three year old daughter, and his wife Viviene later married Ivan B Chandler. A sister of Willis released a letter he wrote to his mother saying he could not stand being in court.
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Brockton
James M. Willis
Hitman
Viviene
Ivan B. Chandler
Milton Thayer
Willis
Plymouth
Court Battle Over Finance Ends in Partial Win
Separated from his children and warning his daughter against disgrace, the man lost the suit for $1000 and another claim. The case remains awaiting trial as his sister Mrs. Chandler holds the next proceedings.
Assaulted by Three Monson
Sept 18 report from Monson states Miss Mary Royce aged 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Royce of Green Street was assaulted by three men. Police investigating and seeking witnesses as details remain uncertain.
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M. E. Church
Grace Whittemore
Oo In Motors
Willys-Knight
J. J. Ledgard
Maynard, Mass
The
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
U.S. A
Bobston Transcript
Eleanor G. Webber
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord Junction
F.E. Taylor & Co., Printers
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