Middlesex Grange invites Essex Pomona to meet in October
Oliver D and Rev F P Wood’s gun are mustered into U S service with the sixth regiment band and head to Camp Alger. Dracut Grange votes to invite Essex County Pomona Grange to meet in October. A grange exhibit at the North Middlesex fair is discussed with prizes of 15 10 and 5 for top exhibits. A six member committee is appointed to report next meeting.
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Oliver D
F. P. Wood
United States Service
Sixth Regiment
Camp Alger
Dracut Grange
Essex County
Pomona Grange
North Middlesex
Tolles
The
Agricultural Society
Wramingham High School Holds Graduation Exercises
In the town hall of Wramingham Thursday evening a graduation ceremony was held for Wramingham High School. Two graduates with prepared diplomas, Preston D For bush and G Robert Lane, were absent at Camp Alger as members of Company 9B Sixth Regiment. Rev Frederick Emrich D D of South Framingham gave the address and spoke on patriotism. Dr Emrich has a son in Company BE. Diplomas were presented to the graduates.
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Wramingham
Wraningham
Preston D. Forbush
G. Robert Lane
Camp Alger
Frederick BE
Emrich
South Framingham
Floral concert set at Unitarian church July 3
Tyngsboro notes announce a floral concert after a morning service at 11 o'clock led by the pastor. A flower exercise will feature, with full choir support. Committee in charge includes Mrs. O B Johnson Miss O S Brown and Miss Mae F Hadley.
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Unitarian Church
O. B. Johnson
Cchoir
Cora Littledale
Death notices and church schedule in Wilmington item
Mary A. Allen died last Sunday afternoon and funeral was held Wednesday at her daughter Mrs Edward Blanchard's home with a large attendance. Interment at Wildwood cemetery. Services at the M E church on Sunday July 3 included preaching, Sunday school, Hepworth league, and praise and preaching. Real estate agent W J S Marsh reports several local sales to William Shank John A Frost Alvin Thompson and HW A Perry, noting many clients since February seeking property.
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Mary A. Allen
Edward Blanchard
Wildwood Cemetery
M. BE
Onunday
Unday School
Hepworth Eague
W. J. S. Marsh
Wilmington
Jennings Farm
William Shank
Cambridge
Gerstlaner
John A. Frost
Everett
John O. Blanchard
Alvin Thompson
Chelsea
Y. T. White
HW. A. Perry
White
California
Mr. Marsh
Henry Wood
Annie Williams
Cassie W. Kavanagh
James Kavanagh
West Bedford
Thomas Mack
Somerville
St. Michael’s Church
Kavanagh
Mack
Edwin Smith
London
Catalonia
J. Jackson
Winchester
Mr. Smith
Samuel L. Toomis
Boston
Bedford
F. R. Smith
Old South Church
Farmington
Maine
Woburn explosion victims die as derailment toll rises
Anthony Dugan, about 80, dies Sunday morning making him the third fatality. James McGoff in very precarious condition. A Woburn & Reading street car jumped Bow street track at 9 45 PM Sunday. An unknown man from Reading injured internally. A derailment caused by track obstruction is suspected. Dr James H Conway and Denis Doherty file for a writ of mandamus against Dr Murphy and George Buchanan over board of health membership. Judge Parker issues an order of note returnable July 5.
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Anthony Dugan
Woburn
James McGof
Reading Street Railroad
Bow Street
Reading
James H. Conway
Denis Doherty
Andamus
Daniel Furphy
George Buchanan
Board of Health
City of
Oburn
Arker
J. W. Johnson
Revival preacher in Dunstable and hot Sunday services
Rev B H Weston of Dunstable preached at the Congregational church on Sunday morning from Come h with us and we will do thee good Numbers x 16. The evening topic came from Philippians. He stayed with Mr and Mrs W A Prescott. Temperatures reached 90 in the shade reducing attendance. Unitarian services featured poet readings responsive readings songs and duets by Mrs Powers Worthley and Mrs Thor bush. Floral decorations and Old Glory pulpit drapery drew praise. Flowers were arranged with daisies ferns and evergreen. Mr Abbott carried a large package of flowers to Boston for the Bick. Timothy Wilkins is improved and out again. Mrs N H Hutchinson suffers sprains from a fall. R.
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B. H. Weston
Dunstable
Congregational Church
Philippians
W. A. Prescott
Unitarian Church
Marion Powers Worthley
Charles H. Thorbush
Mr. Abbott
Boston
Timothy Wilkins
N. H. Hutchinson
Woman's Missionary Society
Frank Dodge
Burdett’s College
Chewink
Mr. Whipple
Andover Theological Seminary
C. 2. Wood
Nelila Rice
Chariton
West Acton
Florence C. Dodge
Chas. Brown
Royal
Phoebe
John Coffee
William Raynard
Abram English Brown
Globe
Brown Thrush
Ladies’ Circle
Johnson
Fred Corliss Smith
Mabelle Morton
Marcus Cowdrey
Concord Road
Billerica Centre
Minot O. Simons
Louise Byram Cowdrey
Oscar Perry Smith
Mrs. Smith
Minot
Simons
Mary Stearns
Rose
Anna Jaquith
Daisy
Ruth Manson
Me-Not
Dorothea Kohlrausch
Clojter
Marion Kohlrausch
Violet
Lizzie Kerr
Lily
Theresa Dodge
Ethel T. Jaquith
Mr. Simons
Frederic Casey
Horace P. Manson
Mildred B. Fitch
Grace
Gilbert Morey
Mary
Fitch
Mabel Cowdry
H. Gardner Lund
Harry Cowdrey
Fanny L. Bowers
Emma M. Livingstone
Annie W. Dodge
Annie F
Alice T
Mary A
Caroline M
Grace L. Knowles
Helen Savage Simons
Sarah S. Simons
A. Warren Proctor
Edith F. Hawes
Lottie B. Cowdry
Martha S. Preston
Caroline B. Richardson
Philip H
Maxwell S. Savage
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. H. Baker
D. W. Hardy
Annie Bruce
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated at Strawberry Hill
A pleasant event in rose season marks the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jordan at their Strawberry Hill home. They host about 25 invited guests including children and grandchildren.
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Charles Jordan
Strawberry Hill
Grand Chisen
Diamond anniversary notes and village events in North Chelmsford
The report recalls the Jordan couple celebrating a diamond anniversary with friends from Suncook and Chelmsford, noting Mr Jordan’s regular duties and Mrs Jordan’s frailty. Community notices include Benevolent Society meetings, a lawn party with lanterns, a church sociable and a patriotic entertainment. Fruit growers report large berries and notable exhibits from Fellows and Snow.
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Suncook
N. H
Varney
North Chelmsford
Guyor
Jordan
The
Benevolent Society
J. C. Parkhurst
Charles Fellows
George F. Snow
Talbot avenue work continues and storehouse near July completion
North Billerica reports ongoing Talbot avenue pipe work delaying finish until piping ends. Foundation work for Talbot mills storehouse progresses with completion expected around July 16. Also plans for a coal dump and dye-house addition at Talbot mills.
Weekend church events and town notes from Boxborough and Bedford
Sunday hosted children's day at a Unitarian church with a children’s sermon and a later concert. Last week saw Miss Myra White wed to Mr. Waldo Whitcomb of West Acton, with Grace Walcott as bridesmaid and Edgar Harrod as best man. Various town society notes, birdlife, and upcoming sermons fill the rest of the page along with local visits, a strawberry festival, and bicycle sidewalk laws.
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Unitarian Church
Myra White
Waldo Whitcomb
West Acton
Grace Walcott
Lexington
Edgar Harrod
Cambridge
G. Easterbrook
Grant Davidson
Braintree
Albert Brown
Grange
Josephine Newhall
Guild
Town Hall
Lester Gardner
Boston
Inez Crandall
Florence Wood
W. F. Smith
Tewksbury Grange hosts Children Night gathering
Tewksbury Grange No 207 held Children Night at their hall in Tewksbury Centre with visitors from North Tewksbury Andover Dracut and Lowell. The event featured a portrait gift for the Grange plus a lemonade table and varied performances by local residents and youths.
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Tewksbury
Tewksbury Grange
Grange
Amy Coggin
W. Wrench
Harold Patten
Munroe Fuller
Ethel Fairgrieve
Bessie Pike
Henry Billings
Alonzo Widder
Lowell
Mae Donnelly
Emma Kimball
Geo. W. Trull
North Tewksbury
M. A. Patten
C. W. French
Albert Trull
George W. Trull
F. A. Fitzgerald
Wilbur Patten
John I. Moore
Joel Phelps
Frank H. Farmer
Local club honors instructor Mr. Harry Graves
Members voted to expend remaining treasury funds on a present for Mr. Harry Graves of this city who has acted as their instructor. Mr Graves also received a vote of thanks for his service.
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Harry Graves
Our Boston Letter Brightens a Sweltering Day
Boston swelters as thermometers hit 90 with a New England heat wave. Crowds flood Revere Beach and Nanasket, while bathhouses and city parks overflow. The municipal band debuts with a 300-voice chorus as Charlestown Navy Yard slows for a quiet Sunday.
Courier Ad Notice Says You Saw It Here
Advertisers asked to note the Courier page where their spot appeared and to confirm readers report sighting the ad in this edition. The message emphasizes that readers should mention the Courier when discussing the ad to validate reach and engagement.
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The
Courier
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Middlesex County
Acton Centre
Dracut
Framingham
Tyngsboro
Carlisle
West Chelmsford
North Billerica
Talbot Avenue
Thomas Omay
T. R. and
Talbot Mills
Salem Willows
Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School
Nutting’s Pond
Turnpike Station
STOW
Boxborough
C. E
M. H. Smith
Kittie, Skilton
Concord High School
Lilla Hartwell
Sarah Augusta Loomis
Dea
Charles E. Gleason
West Medford
Mr. Gleason
Lewis P. P. Gleason
Carrie
Jonas Munroe
Gleason
Hiram N. Hutchinson
South Street
Mrs. Hutchinson
Edith Lane
Clara Cutler
Florence
Italy
Billerica
Pac
T. H. Elliott
Central St
Charles H. Wood
Oil City
OUR
Navy Yard
John Stet
New England
Mercury
Revere Beach Durig
Nantasket
Revere Beach
City Point
North End Park
Malden Bridge
Chelsea Bridge
Warren Bridge
Craigie Bridge
West Boston Bridge
Dover Street Bridge
L Street Beach
L Street Bridge
Dorchester Beach
North Girls
Border Street
East Boston
Maverick Street
North End
Quincy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Commodore Howison
Knights Templars
Lawrence of
Medford
Doogue
Bosto
John Stetson
Shirley
Mr. Stetson
Kate Stokes
Spain
Charles H. Clark
Frank T. Scott
Nahum Chaplin
Hugh Wright
Ruby
Massachusetts
Philippines
Philadelphia
G. H. Wadleigh
Wabash
San Francisco
Wades
Manila
Harry Doel Parker
Grand Opera House
Charles Wayne
James P. Smith
Bart Fullerr
Eva Tanqua
Carrie Scott
Anna Caldwell
Eva Randolph
Lee Dougherty
Johnstone Bennett
Charles E. Blaney
Park Theatre
Symphony Orchestra
Max Zach
Keith
Tremont Theater
Frank David
New York Casino
Blanche Johnson
Jones
Rich
Hollis
New Hampshire
Ringling Brothers
Connecticut
J. H. Haverly
NOD
John Bevins
the Press
Anthon
Iowa
Chamberlain
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central
Middlesex
Central Streets
Merrimack River Savings Bank
N. G. Lamson
Clark’s Ledge
Fuller & Clark
E. Merrimack Street
Lowell High Grade Fertilizers
Prica
J. N. Wood & Co
Market Street
Lowell, Mass
Sewall G. Mack
Jacob Rogers
Same
Raymond
Sewalli G. Mack
Levi Sprague
Alexander G.cumnock
George Motley
Edward M. Tucke
James Francis
Courier-Citizen Co
Morriwack Street
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