Rally and church events highlight community notices
The Red Triangle club plans a Sunday meeting while Dorchester resident Miss Dorothy Smith visits relatives. The local Sunday school prepares Rally Day with many children expected. Church services begin this Sunday. A new Modern orchestra of Maynard youths led by Percy Dunlop, Walfred Rhuluoma and Waino Linna, will perform again at Cooperative Fall Friday night.
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Red Triangle Club
Dorothy Smith
Dorchester
Maynard Boys
Percy Dunlop
Walfred Rhuluoma
Waino Linna
WGORD JUNCTION sails Saturday for Tome
A vessel named WGORD JUNCTION set sail on Saturday toward Tome after a sudden event left one person dead. The incident details remain sparse but authorities reported a fatality.
Maynard Lodge Change and Memorial at North Sudbury
Maynard by Mixpah Rebekah lodge has changed to a vice at the Church of Morning. The article notes a marble monument in the cemetery at North Sudbury, led by Mrs. Kempton in remembrance of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. well known locally. Expressions of thanks are extended to those who aided during bereavement.
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Mixpah Rebekah Lodge
Ental Co
North Sudbury
Kempton
Death of Rev. Hilary Bygraves in Cambridge
The Rev. Hilary Bygraves of Cambridge, a well known local figure, died yesterday at his home in Cambridge.
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Hilary Bygraves
Cambridge
Sudbury Notes on Local Visits and Events
Mrs Walter Stone returns home from Framingham hospital. Mrs Davison entertained her Cam bridge sister and family. Mr and Mrs Walter Sawin visited their parents here last week. Mrs Myron Sawin is very poorly. Miss Edith Davis hosted friends Saturday evening for her birthday with ice cream and cake. Middlesex County Bureau of Home Economics to show six moving pictures Oct 6 at town venue. Funeral services for Mrs Clara Powers Goodnow held from her home Sept 20 conducted by Rev Joseph Hoyle and Rev Ida C Hustin. interment Mt Pleasant cemetery.
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Walter Stone
Framingham Hospital
Davison
Cambridge
Walter Sawin
Myron Sawin
Edith Davis
Auxiliary of the Legion
Middlesex County Bureau of Home Economics
Clara Powers Goodnow
Joseph Hoyle
Memorial Church
South Sudbury
Ida C. Hustin
Sudbury Centre
Unitarian Church
Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Mrs Clara Powers Goodnow
We express our deep appreciation to friends for support during our sorrow in the loss of our sister and aunt Mrs Clara Powers Goodnow. Thanks for kind deeds, sympathy, and floral tributes from Miss Emily F Willis Edwin A Powers Willard M Powers and families.
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Clara Powers Goodnow
Grange Corn Roast At Willis Pond Draws Crowd
The Grange hosted a corn roast at Willis Pond Friday evening with good attendance and a lively time for young and old. After refreshments, attendees moved to the Grange hall for dancing.
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Grange
Willis Pond
Grange Hall
Jensen Taylor Wedding Among Fall Season Firsts
Agnes A Jensen and Frank Taylor were married at 3 pm Sunday at the Jen sen home by Rev A B Papineau. Bridesmaid Dorothy Phalen and best man Alvin Jensen helped as relatives and friends celebrated with a reception. The couple planned a trip to New York City after the ceremony. Agnes, longtime Maynard resident and Mizpah Rebekah lodge member, worked in Assabet mills as a weaver. Frank, a Maynard native and WWI veteran, is a noted singer and comedian, member of Maynard lodge I O O F 181 and Earl Kitchenier lodge Sons of St George, and works as a filling carrier in the weave room at Assabet mills.
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Neil Jensen
Agnes A
Frank Taylor
A. B. Papineau
Dorothy Phalen
Concord Junction
Alvin Jensen
New York City
Maynard
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Assabet Mills
England
Maynard Lodge
I. O
Earl Kitchiner
Lodge, Sons of
Daniel O'Brien Chosen to Lead Sumner Hill Lodge
Sumner Hill lodge No. 135 A O A W held an election of officers in Odd Fellows hall. Daniel O'Brien was chosen M W with Lewis Shaw F O, George Bishop O, Clarence E. McAuslin Rec Sec, Charles Turnbull treas fin sec, John O. Thompson G Hujo Kajan der I W Simeon Christian O W John J Aho trustee three years, John O Thompson rep Clarence E B McAuslin alt James Sheridan Sr John Sheridan resigning after 16 years as recording secretary. Installation set for Tuesday Oct 25 by D D Ernest F Wilson of Marlboro.
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Sumner Hill Lodge
A. W
Odd Fellows’ Hall
M. W
Daniel O'Brien
Lewis Shaw
George Bishop
Clarence E. McAuslin
Treas
Charles Turnbull
John O. Thompson
Hujo Kajander
I.W
Simeon Christian
O. W
John J. Aho
Clarence EB. McAuslin
James Sheridan
John Sheridan
D. D
Ernest F. Wilson
Marlboro
Hynes Resigns From M. H. S. Faculty
Patrick F. Hynes of the high school faculty resigned to take effect at the end of the fall term. He will move to Webster Oct 24 for an annual $500 salary increase the board could not match. Several applications for the position have already been received.
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F. Hynes
Patrick F. Hynes
Webster
Jazz musicians bring lively Fidelity orchestra to Worcester
Thomas King and Winnifred Cuddy led the Fidelity orchestra of Worcester in a Monday performance. The lively jazz group supplied music and a fine vaudeville show after periods at Hotel Bancroft roof garden all summer.
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Thomas King
Winnifred Cuddy
Fidelity Orchestra of
Worcester
Bancroft
Eagles Initiate Four at Aerie Meeting
The Eagles iniate four candidates at a meeting last night. Leaders anticipate a very large class at the final October gathering.
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Eagles
Assebet Aerie of Eagles
SMITH-BROWN MARRIAGE TIMELINE AT UNITARIAN CHURCH
Miss Katherine Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Smith Barrett's Mill road wed Mr Charles H Brown son of City Clerk A J Brown and Mrs Brown of Re vere Mass at the Unitarian church last Saturday Sept 17 In attendance were immediate families Miss Irma Brown was bridesmaid and William Brown the groom's brother served as best man Rev Loren McDonald officiated Afterward the party went to the Colonial Inn for a reception and the couple left for a trip to New York and Niagara Falls.
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Loren McDonald
Colonial Inn
W. H. Sanborn
New York
Niagara Falls
Local Notices of Social and Civic Activities
Henry E. Rice installs electric lights in his house and other buildings. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held an all day sewing meeting with Mrs Duvall last week. The Woman's Club held its first meeting of the year with good attendance. Frances Bent returned to Pittsburg for school duties. Frances Bent and daughters visited Mrs Conant in Waltham. Laura Kendrick and the Small family hosted sister Mrs Smarden from Maine and three other guests. Mrs Rufus H. Hurlburt plans to return to her former home after summer at the H N Baton place.
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Henry. E. Rice
Ladies’ Aid
Methodist Church
Duvall
Woman's Club
Frances Bent
Pittsburg
Francis Bent
Conant
Waltham
Laura Kendrick
Smarden
Maine
Rufus H. Hurlburt
H. N. Baton’ Place
Marlboro Notes Holiday Visits And Local Events
John Bertrand of Chestnut Street visits Chelsea to see his sister Mrs Arthur Boisvert. Algernon Brigham family returns from honeymoon to New York and Atlantic City. Bertha Lizette resumes work at the Golden store after two week New Jersey vacation. Edward Durand and Julia Belhumeur return from Homeopathic hospital Boston after operations. Hector Methot and Edward Kirouac of Fitchburg visit the Bedards on Grant Street. Zephyr Denoncourt and Beatrice Belhu meur to wed at St Marys church on Sunday October 2. Ovilla Harpin, Newport stenographer, visits parents Henry and Mrs Marpin on Cross Street. J Frank Rigney returns from Falmouth where he managed the Terrace Gables hotel. Annie B Clement, nursing student at Gale hospital Haverhill, enters City hospital Providence for training.
Powers and McGrath Move Through School and Halifax Visit
Matthew Powers a student at Boston College High School Boston is noted. Patrick McGrath is on a two week visit with relatives in Halifax Nova Scotia during this period.
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Matthew Powers
Boston College High School
Boston
Patrick McGrath
Halifax, N
All Roads Lead to the Junction Saturday
Maynard and Concord renew their baseball series at Concord Junction on Saturday after a rough first game. Maynard aims to win the series with strong pitching by Morrill and a potent lineup led by Morgan and Marsden, while Concord fields a trusted lineup with Russell delivering a late inning homer in the previous game. The crowd expects Maynard to carry the day and seal the series.
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Duggan
Sullivan Maynard
Morgan
Sql
Mayard
Uned
Don
Bush
Red Sox
Concord
Concord Junction
Maynard
Mill Boys
Elmer
Wayland
Bill Morrell
Maynard Bill Morrill
Dne
Russell
Foley
Morrill
T. Marsden
F. O'Brien
Ryan
R. Marsden
Lent
Gregg
Lowles
Sullivan
Fallon
Bulger
Cousins
al Loftus
F. Loftus
Delaney
Marriage Intention Filings At City Clerk Office
Arthur H. Clermont 32 machinist of Clinton and Lillian F. Gelinas 30 of 4 Forest street file marriage intentions. John B. Taillon 29 weaver of 23 Apsley street Hudson and Alice G. Chagnon 24 clerk of 234 West Main street file marriage intentions.
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Arthur H. Clermont
Clinton
Lillian F. Gelinas
Forest Street
John B. Taillon
Weaver
Apsley Street
Hudson
Alice G. Chagnon
West Main Street
Rivoli Boys Leave Today for Eight Day Vermont Tour
Louis A. Collins reports the Rivoli boys orchestra will depart for an eight day tour through Vermont. They will perform four days at White River Junction fair and have built a strong reputation from a busy summer season with broad appeal to New England audiences. The group, mainly local musicians, earned invitations for winter bookings as tourists from all states visited Canadian resorts.
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Louis A. Collins
Enterprise
Collins
River Boys
Vermont
White River Junction
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Pythian Sisters Initiate Fourteen Candidates in Hall Event
In the Masonic hall, the Progressive Temple of Pythian Sisters initiated 14 candidates. The Norumbega degree team of Waltham performed the work. A post ceremony collation was served by a committee including W. V. Cameron Daniel McCormack and several ladies with ice cream coffee and cake.
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Masonic Hall
Progressive Temple of Pythian Sisters
Norumbega
Waltham
W. V. Cameron
Daniel McCormack
Oline Richardson
Nellie Sherer
Thomas Fox
Gertrude Tucker
New England News Highlights from 1917 Headlines
Maine crop projection rises to 550000 barrels up from 265000 last year while fruit quality is good. Mayflower schooner fails to meet Halifax trophy trustees standards. Boston’s Mayflower earned about 10000 from cod catches over six weeks off the Gulf of St Lawrence. Massachusetts unemployment seen easing. Spanish war veteran bonuses debated in towns vs cities.
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Halifax
N. S
Mayflower
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Maine
Boston Market Review September 17 1981 Dairy and Poultry Prices
Market notes from Boston show dairy and poultry premiums with poultry and eggs near steady. Vegetables like cabbage peppers and potatoes declined while peaches and apples varied. grapes lettuce onions and peppers moved in price. A wage cut at Boston Navy Yard affects many workers. local legal notices include corrections and a will detailing Thanksgiving turkeys for tenants and street tree funding. Seven men were stopped from robbing a homestead after a homeowner confronted them and alerted police.
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Maine
Oahu Wi
Yort
Connecticut Valley
York State
Elbertas
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Distasio
Wgord Junction
Tome
Ves
Oneral
Frank Parks
Sudbury
Emily F. Willis
Edwin A. Powers
Willard M. Powers
Ase Ball
IT Concord Junc
John Bertrand
Chestnut
Chelsea
Mrs Arthur Boisvert
Mrs. Algernon Brigham
Atlantic City
Edward Durand
Julia Belhumeur
Homeopathic Hospital
Hector Methot
Edward Kirouac
Fitchburg
Thomas’ Bedard
Grant St
Zephyr Denoncourt
Grant
Beatrice Belhumeur
Broad St
St Mary's Church
Ovilla Harpin
Newport
R. I
Henry Marpin
Cross Street
J. Frank Rigney
Falmouth
Mr. Rigney
Terrace Gables
Annie B. Clement
Gale Hospital
Haverhill
City Hospital
Providence
Julia Lynch
Nason St
Cornelius
George
William
Michael
George Swanton
Lynch
St. Bridget’s Church
Felix Lacouture
New Bedford
Edward F. Crowley
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Armand Collette
Spencer
Hormidas Lesieur
Alfred Lesieur
City
Philips Lesieur
Somerville
Palmer
Aline Susseville
May’ Ry Ryan
Frye-Corbin
Bermuda
Rivoli
ENTE
Pythian Sisters
Mary J. Mahon
Monument Hall
Simmons & Perkins Co
Gulf Filling Station
Cor. Walden & Thoreau Sts
NEW England News
J.thomas Gettigan
Revere Mass
Clinton W. Richardson
Revere
Reconnaissance Francaise
Harriet Alice
Newport R. I
Air Service
Washington
Edwin B. Lyon
First Army Corps
James E Turbull
Rhode Island
Linscott
Cox
State Department of Labor and Industries
Massachusetts
Samuel Boeniger
Warren, R. 1
Mr. Boeniger
Internal Revenue Bureau
Hartford, Conn
Joseph BE. Warner
Alvan T. Fuller
Taunton
Mass
Republican State Committee
Joseph Bodreau
Montreal
Urbain J. Ledoux
Howard St
Fall River
Lynnhaven
Charlestown Navy Yard
Naval Board of
General Electric Company
Pittsfield
Cummings C. Chesney
Ensay
Market Review
U. S. Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
V. A. Statistician
United Espartment of Agriculture
United States
Boston Navy Yard
Lorenzo J. Gingras
Plymouth, Rae
Brou
Harry B. Davis
Institutton
Hhis House
Alfred V. Lincoln
Andover
Charlestown
Lincoln
Charleston
Sue Uiels
Shiels Eeseare
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