Hudson Couple United in Marriage at St Michael's
Miss Ethel L Roche and Charles E Millett were wed yesterday at 2:30 pm in St Michael's Church by Rev Fr James M Doran. Bridesmaid Bessie M Roche, best man William B O'Connell. Reception at 35 Walnut St. A. Millett works at J Cushing grain.
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Ethel ‘L. Roche
Charles E. Millett
St. Michael’s Church
James M. Doran
Bessie M. Roche
William
B. O’connell
Walnut St
Mr. Millett
J. Cushing Grain Store
Long life talk from Thomas McCormick
McCormick says living to 100 rests on happiness not wealth and warns wealth harms longevity. He describes his kidney and rheumatic illness after a railroad accident and credits a friend’s prescription as key to his health while noting others share similar claims.
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Thomas ’. McCormick
Tennessee
Kidney and Nerve Remedy Praised by Maynard Man
A Maynard resident testifies after using McCormick's Kidney and Nerve Remedy for rheumatism and kidney trouble. He credits rapid improvement within days and notes regained ability to walk and work, recommending the medicine to others.
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Acton
John Driscoll
Maynard
McCormick
Sudbury
Evacuation of Monastir Begun in Serbian War Theatre
Allied dispatches report Bulgarian forces retreating from Monastir as French Russian troops push toward the city after Florina fell. Serbian troops defend native soil for first time. fighting near Verdun and on the Somme intensifies with German trenches repelled and heavy casualties reported. German submarine sinks two British steamers Dewa and Lord Tredegar near transatlantic routes.
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London
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Losses of Officers Reach Over Forty-One Thousand
London reports August end officer casualty totals 603 killed 1396 wounded 93 missing totaling 2092. Since hostilities began British army officer losses now 41,014 with 12,045 killed or died of wounds 26,076 wounded and 2, ? missing. Gotham preachers urge Billy Sunday to visit New York to lead metropolis in revival effort.
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London
Mexican border crisis eases as troops debated
London Conn Sept 20 The Mexican American conference shows a temporary lull with the American commission to consider troop withdrawal and border protection. Mexico pledges to send forces to replace Pershing and vows to hunt Villa to the bitter end, warning that decisive border actions are needed to avoid future trouble.
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Conn
Pershing
Villa
Chihuahua
Protests to Washington on Belgian loan and banker arrest
A protest alleges Germany seeks a 20 million dollar loan from Belgian banks and accuses M. Carlier of the National Bank of Belgium of imprisonment for refusing the proposal. The legation says Germans seized private capital and flouted international law and private property. State department officials gave no indication of U S intervention.
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Washington
M. Carlier
National Bank of Belgium
State Department
Melsian Lexation
Legation
Belgium
United States
Ten Cent Milk Increase in Boston Economy News
H P Hood & Sons announces a one cent rise per quart for all milk classes starting October 1, with pints up one cent. The move, typical in Boston, raises consumer prices to a record high while offering the farmer 41 to 42 1/2 cents per 8 1/2 quarts.
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Boston
H. P. Hood & Sons
Hood Company
Poston
Hood Concern
Marlboro Wedding at Hudson Unites Miss Kerrigan and Thomas Burns
Miss Helena Angela Kerrigan of Hudson became the bride of Thomas P. Burns of Marlboro in St Michael's church Hudson this morning. Rev John T Mullin officiated. The couple left for a honeymoon in the White Mountains and will reside in Marlboro.
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Hudson
Helena Angela Kerrigan
Thomas P. Burns
Marlboro
St.Michael’s Church
Boston
Waltham
John T. Mullin
William H. Burns
Mildred E. Kerrigan
Killarney
Harold Sheridan
Mendelssohn
Frances Lyons
Watertown
James F. McGill
John H. Murray
George A. Kerrigan
Elizabeth Kerrigan
Walnut St
F. O. Anderson
White Mountains
Newton St
Thomas Burns
Marlboro Circle Jean dArc Plans Whist Party
At the last Circle Jean d Arc meeting a whist party and social were approved for Wednesday October 25 in Guest hall. The committee led by Miss Angelina Dureault includes Mrs Rose Domingue Mrs Edna Dalton Miss Emma L Oiseau Miss Florina Guertin Mrs Arthur J Rougeau and Misses Alice Exilda Lesieur Mrs Napoleon and Mrs H Ethier and Mrs Alfred Lesieur. Mr and Mrs Francois Bourtb Bourg Broadst visited Fitchburg relatives earlier this week.
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Angelina Dureault
Rose Domingue
Edna Dalton
Emma L’oiseau
Florina Guertin
Arthur J. Rougeau
Alice
Exilda Lesieur
Napoleon
H. Ethi
Boy Buried in Cave Collapse During Sea Wall Work
Beverly report: nine year old Edward Lawnsby, son of Ed ward Lawnsby, suffocated after a cave collapse while burrowing with two companions at a sea wall construction site. A passerby alerted rescuers, who arrived but could not save him.
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Beverly
Edward Lawnsby
Secured Education Through Perseverance
Worden Sanford of Wheeler Stephenson's drug store at Lincoln and Mechanic sts earns praise for perseverance in education. He will finish his junior year and start his senior year at the Mass College of Pharmacy this year by studying one or two days weekly at the store and attending college for theory. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Sanford of Mechanic st and brother of Pearl Sanford, a high school teacher.
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Our City
Worden Sanford
Wheeler & Stephenson's
Lincoln and
Mechanicsts
Sanford
Mass
College of Pharmacy
Ife
Kk. F. Sanford
Mechanic St
Miss Pearl Sanford
Debate at Baptist Church Broadsides on Election Policy
Tonight at the Baptist church Brotherhood members will hold a business meeting followed by a debate on whether Democratic power should remain in office for four more years. Speakers include a representative and an ex representative amid rumors police may be needed to separate factions. Dr. Smith urged informed voting at the conclusion. All men in the city invited. a collation will be served.
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Io Alpees
Baptist Church
Brotherhood
Marl-bero
Smith
Annual Sale Planned by Ladies Alliance of Unitarian Church
The Ladies Alliance of the Unitarian church set Wednesday October 25 for their annual supper and sale. Timothy Honen, recently employed at a cut sole factory, injured his finger on a nine foot outsole machine yesterday morning, received medical care, and will be off work for some time.
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Ladies’ Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Timothy Honen
McNalrn Pleads Guilty in Merrill Shooting Case
Westboro reports 17 year old Howard R McNalrn pleaded guilty to shooting Clarence A Merrill. He appeared before Judge J W Slattery and was held on 600 dollars bail as the case moves forward.
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Westboro
Howard R McNalrn
Clarence A. Merrill
J. W. Slattery
Two 19Yearold Men Charged With Assault
Melvin Temple and Edward Riley appeared before Judge J W McDonal on assault charges involving Miss Blanche Lavigne. The case was postponed and each defendant ordered to post 500 dollars bail.
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Melvin Temple
Edward Riley
Hudson
J. W. McDonal
Blanche Lavigne
Celebrated Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Simon Vines
Mr and Mrs Simon Vines celebrated their 25th anniversary at their Rice Street home last evening. Vocal and piano solos were performed and refreshments were served by the hostess. Guests departed late in the evening leaving gifts for the couple.
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Simon Vines
Rice St
Charles H. Melaury’s Early Life and County Commission Run
The advertisement outlines Charles H. Melaury born 1863 in Chelmsford and details his education from public schools to Brown University, law study, and practice in Lowell. It notes his 1913 county commission bid, his 25,000 votes, and his marriage to Martha J. Lisby with three children. It presents his qualifications and intent to apply legal experience to county governance.
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Odh Cjy
Lowell
Browniversity
Cecessus Ots
Bent of
Istrars of
Owell
Mets
Wilson
Meintire
Totl
Barlow
Marrie Martha J. Lisby
Lowel'l
Tufts for District Attorney Promises Honest Meritorious Service
A campaign notice endorses Tufts of Waltham as the best choice for District Attorney, praising his honesty knowledge and public service while urging voters to nominate him. The letter from Melvin M Johnson of Riverbank Court Cambridge endorses Tufts citing his candor fairness and decisiveness.
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Midd County
A. Tufts
Waltham
Tufts
Melvin M. Johnson
Riverbank Court
Cambridge
Protest Against Directors’ Action in Receivership Vote
Minor stockholders in the Boston and Maine lines protested the directors’ receivership proceeding at a special meeting. After two to three hours, the stockholders passed a vote of confidence in the directors and thanked them for taking action, signaling approval of receivership offers as the path forward.
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Sept. Ag
Minorics
Heston
Maine
Ing
Urge Large Attendance at W. C. T. U. Annual Meeting
Members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. F. Woodward in Shawmut. It is hoped every member will be present as the annual meeting will address business and plans.
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W. F. Woodward
Cholera Cases Reported in Athol
Athol records show lingering cholera presence with still several dozen reported cases in town as of September 18. Public health officials warn residents to heed sanitation measures and seek prompt care if symptoms appear.
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Athol
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