Service in memory of Hon Shaw Wil be held at North Chelmsford
A service in memory of the late Hon. Shaw Wil will be held at the Congregational church in North Chelmsford at 2 o'clock with brief addresses by intimate friends. The event honors his military and civil life and involvement with former associates. The piece also notes the Boston Universalists annual meeting with morning and evening sessions at the Universalist church.
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BH. Shaw
North Chelmsford
Kaw
Boston Association of Universalists
Universalist Church
Clarence Eaton
George L. Perin
D. D
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Hornbrooke
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W. F. Dusseault
6Th Regiment
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A. C. White
Ware
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W. B. Blood
J. B. Cook
H. M. Hills
Mary K. Miller
Lyastano Mazzone
Rebecca Shields
Central Congregational Sunday School
Sarah Hallett
Sussex Vale
N. B
J. W. Perham
Granville Pierce
All Saints
Baptist
Zedekiah
Central Congregational
C. E
Herbert R. Byfield
Matt
Wm. A. Mitchell
Death of Melrose Town Clerk Edward K. Boardman
Edward K. Boardman 54 longtime Melrose town clerk died at his Cottage Street home shortly before 1 am Thursday after two years of poor health. Born in Laconia New Hampshire he served in the Civil War with the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery and later worked in the war department. He joined the Navy paymaster's department in Charleston Navy Yard and in 1894 was elected commander of Hugh de Payens commandery K. T.
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Melrose
Cottage Street
Laconia
N. H
Massachusetts Heavy Artilery
War Department
Navy
Charleston
Navy March
Hugh de Payens
Henry Martyn Clarke
Boston
Dorus Clarke
Hannah Alvard Bliss
Gad Bliss
Longmeadow
Blandford
Grant, Daniel & Co
Samuel D. Warren
Ss. D. Warren & Co
Dixwell Thompson
Hamilton McK. Twombly
H. M. Clarke & Co
Pepperell
Bennington
Massachusetts
Belmont
Jane Loomer Hurbut
Thomas Hurlbut
South Lee
Katherine Co. Watson
Henry Martyn Clarke, Jr
Framingham Savings bank receivership approves 50% dividend
Judge Knowlton in the supreme court allowed the report of the receivers of the Framingham Savings bank and authorized a 50 percent dividend. Liabilities total 9,197.25 while assets reach 425,578.89. Payment awaits 30 days to permit possible appeals. A Framingham soldiers’ reception followed.
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Spain
South Framingham
Pythian Hall
John M. Merriam
Col. Ames
Charles K. Darling
Dwight Rogers
Christian Commission
Col. Rice
2D Regiment
Navy
Community clubs and town events fill cold week
The Woman's club held a Monday meeting at Mrs Ellen M Hartwell's home with talks on Spain's history Cervant’s Don Quixote and current events plus a plan current events. Entertainment by A F Howell and N Hinton White announced. Towns end grange elected officers and planned January 23 installation. Local society fair featured candy and stereopticon. The Youth's Companion drawings exhibit runs through Dec 20. Temperature plunged to 24 below zero in places.
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Woman's Club
Ellen M. Hartwell
Alice Prouty
Emma ‘Tcher
Emma Abbott
Lillian Priest
Spain
Ada H. Ireland
Alice <. Kimball
Cervant
Adeline W. Knowlton
Don Quixote
C. A. Hosmer
Lyceum
A. F. Howell
Boston
N. Hinton White
W. C. Brown
Ite
Unitarian Society
Black Log Club
Otis
Unitarian
Townsend Grange
Galen Proctor
Edward Whitney
Esther Whitney
G. L. Whitcomb
Fred Gattes
Waldo Adams
F. C. Atwood
Byron Laws
Pomona
Ida Powers
Ceres
Eva Sherwin
Flora
Edna L. Wilder
G. A. Wilder
Nellie Gilchrist
A. J. Atwood
F. J. Knight
State Grange
Worcester
Congregational Society
Rufus Senter
Mabel Urley
Whitney
Youths’ Companion Loan Association
Lena Doty
Meriden
N. H
Albert Brown
Everett
Charles Staples
Samuel Peck
Samuel Lawrence
Stevens
A. M. Lewis
Grange
Mabel Priest
Bertha Lawrence
Union Society
Unitarian Church
Pepe
J. B. Lindsey
Hatch Experiment Station
Mass
Cobleigh
Haywood
Nelson
Patch
Loring
Priest
Hager
Concord
Central Hall
Pepperell Musical Society
Prescott Hall
Cummings
Orchesta
Nashua
Hutchinson
Marian Hutchinson
W. F. Heald
John O. Bennett
J. B. Heald
New York
Henry Kendrick
Edgar W. Blake
E. L. Tarbell
Roxbury
Joseph B. Wright
Wiley
Wright
Emerson
Sulivan B. Davis
Exhibition and events in Pickering hall and town notes
A town column describes Mr Kittredge’s Europe collection and a planned exhibition in Pickering hall at 2 30 PM on Saturday, plus a lecture course, church dedications, merry Christmas events, grange meetings, obituaries and local notices including school, post office, and social activities with multiple named locals and organizations.
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Europe
Kittredge
Pickering Hall
E. A. Fornstall
Legault
Lowell
H. M. Billings
Boston
Goodale
The
Agricultural College
Austin Morrill
Littleton Grange 188 Elects Officers for Next Year
Littleton grange No 188 P of H held its regular meeting on Wednesday December 7 electing W M Osman Needham O Herbert Wing lecturer Edna H Davis assistant lecturer May T Davidson assistant steward George H Cash L A steward A W Smith steward Frank L Litchfield chaplain Amelia Boyd GK Geo H Davidson treasurer E B Bigelow secretary Clara G Litchfield Pomona Inez G Needham Flora Susie F Wing Ceres Hattie E Smith A social was enjoyed and a patrol of events followed including a Unitarian church sermon by Rev William J Brown and a surprise party for locals. The Mission band announces a Christmas entertainment and sale December 21 with recitations dialogue music and refreshments.
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W. M
Osman Needham
Herbert O. Wing
Edna H. Davis
May T. Davidson
Geo. H. Cash
A. W. Smith
Frank L. Litchfield
Amelia Boyd
G. K
Geo. H. Davidson
E.B. Bigelow
Clara G. Litchfield
Pomona
Inez G. Needham
Flora
Susie F. Wing
Ceres
Hattie E. Smith
Wm. J. Brown
Gardiner
Unitarian
Willie Seifer
Westford
Luther S. White
the Grange
Mission Band
Baptist
Graniteville resident John Martin dies after long illness
John Martin a respected Graniteville and Westford resident died Wednesday evening after a period of illness. He served 23 years in Graniteville Methodist Church and held trusted roles in town and the Good Templar lodge. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon despite extreme cold with many relatives and friends.
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John Martin
Westford
Graniteville Methodist Church
Good Templar Lodge
Methodist and Baptist Delegations at Graniteville Funeral
Delegations from the Methodist church in Graniteville and the Baptist church of Littleton attended the funeral. Services at the house were led by Rev. Frank B. Harvey and Rev. William J. Cloues with a quartet including Mrs. Palm er and Miss Carmichael. Interment followed at Pine Ridge cemetery. Mr. Martin, 68, left six children.
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Graniteville
Baptist Church of
Littleton
Frank B. Harvey
William J. Cloues
Anne Carmichael
Margaret Palmer
David L. Greig
Margaret Carmichael
John W. Bowker
William G. Stevens
Zina Mitchell
Good Templars
Edward Craven
Wesley O. Hawkes
James L. Moss
Andrew
Harvard Fifth Warner lecture and Rev Torrey sermon recall
The fifth lecture in the Warner course was delivered December 9 by Mrs Kate Tryon on Days With the birds their haunts and habits with stereopticon illustrations. On December 11 Rev C C Torrey preached from This people I have formed for myself Isa xiii 21 using a world map backdrop to discuss nations and the Christian mission. Billy Gray the common squirrel reappears at Miss S E Farwell's, returning to the nuts set aside for him.
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Warner
Kate Tryon
C. Cc. Torrey
Spain
Billy Gray
S. E. Farwell
Annual stockholders meeting at Lowell national bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the bank is set for Tuesday January 17 at 11 a.m. in Lowell. The agenda includes the election of directors and any other business. Cashier Cilas M. Williams signs the notice from Lowell, Maine, December 12, 1874.
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S Bank
A.M. Cilas
M. Williams
Lowell
A. M
Bank Directors Election Meeting at Prescot National Bank
The Prescot National Bank of Lowell will hold an election of directors and conduct any other business. meeting at No 4 Central street on January tenth at 1 PM. Frederik Blanghard, Cashier, December 7, 1894.
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Prescot National Bank of Lowell
Central Street
Celor
Frederik Blanghard
Trains Schedule for Eastern District Passengers 1893
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railway announces October 16 1893 train times from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot. Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way-stations depart 715 am 1125 am 525 pm with connections at South Framingham to Worcester Albany and the west and at Concord Junction to Fitchburg. Sundays include a 717 am service with a 533 pm return and Worcester connections.
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New Bedford
Newport
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Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston
Albany R. R
Worcester
Spingfled
Albany
Concord Junction
Fitchburg R. R
New York City
Framingham
Mansfield
Peter Clark
A. C. Kendall
Cc Marshall
Geo. W. Miller
Boston & Maine Rail Sched corrected 1898 Lowell Lowell
Trains leave Merrimack Street Depot Lowell for Boston with varied times and Sundays listed. Middlesex Street Lowell departures to Boston include many morning and afternoon runs. Connections to Exeter Dover Newburyport and other points noted with times and days. References list special and express trains with notes on connections and routes via Granunk RR and Portland steamer.
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Boston
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aAry
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Augusta
Beth
Waterville
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Kangor
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Halifax
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Portland
Eastport
St John
Cactine
Tree Isle
Sedzewick
Bar Harbor
Jonecport
Machiasport
Frank Jones
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