Death of Nathan M. Bouldrie Respected Marshfield Figure
Nathan M. Bouldrie a Grand Army of the Republic member and head of a prominent Marshfield family died early Wednesday at his daughter Mrs Emma Pulling's home after two serious illnesses this winter He was born August 5 1827 in North Raynam MA served in the Twenty fifth Illinois Infantry and later lived in Fond du Lac County before moving to Marshfield Surviving are a daughter Mrs Pulling and a son A J Bouldrie plus three grandchildren Funeral services were held at St Albern s Episcopal Church with Grand Army pallbearers and full burial rites at inside cemetery
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Nathan M. Bouldrie
Grand Army of the Republic
Emma B. Pulling
East Third Street
Mr. Bouldrie
North Raymam
Mass
Sarah Mauline Seamans
New Berlin
Middleport
Ill
Bouldrie
Illinois Infantry
Fond Su Lac
Marshfield
Mrz. Pulling
A. J
Howard E. Pulling
Aetor
The
State University At
Mad Dorothy
Marie Pulling
Howard Pulling
Madison
St. Alban’s Epicopal Church
Graeme Davis
Esteam
James G. Blaine
A. T
W. G. Hinman
James Hutton
G. W. Henderson
Henry Chilcote
C. D. Olin
T. T. Vannedom
James Ward
Mansion House Rates Raised To $1.40 Per Day
Notice states higher living costs prompt the Mansion House to increase daily rates to $1.40. Meals Soc. 2611 J.J. Varney, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Varney, Prop
City resumes its wiring business
City officials announce Marshfield Water Electric Light and Power Company has resumed electric wiring and supplies sales after a prior administration ended the service. The move, supported by a sixty day off offer, promises lower rates for residents and builds a well supplied local market.
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Board of Public Works
Marshfield Water, Electric Light & Power Company
L. B. Carl
Roddis Company Opens Retail Yard
Roddis Company announces a new retail yard to serve the local market for lumber planks mill work and related products from Marshuidd and Wark Mills. An advertisement elsewhere in this issue outlines the establishment and its long planned aim to provide materials locally.
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Roddis Company
Red- Lumber & Veneer Company
Eut
Marshuidd
Wark Malls
Building Your Home: Builders Page Offers Plans
Considering a spring build or home upgrade. The Marshfield Times highlights a builders page with local contractors and suppliers for labor and materials. A bungalow plan with front elevation and ground floor plan is featured on the game page, with plans changing weekly for ideas and guidance.
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Marshfield Times
Fortnightly Musical Club Plans Friday Meeting
The Fortnightly Musical club will hold a Friday afternoon gathering led by Mrs. Edward B. Barr. The program includes works by Charpentier Offenbach Guilmant and others with performers Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Barr and Miss McMillan among likely pieces such as Barcarolle Tales of Hoffmann and Lovely Night.
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Edward B. Barr
Charpentier
Offenbach
Lack
Guilman
Ix Charpentier
Louise
Baflay
Barr
Mrs. Bailey
Helene
S. Offenbach
Tales of Hoffman
Marshfield Woman's Club to Meet at Guild Hall Monday
The Marshfield Woman's Club will hold its next meeting at the guild hall on Monday. The program features Alma Bille, Bivens, and a list of club members including Mrs Nall, Mrs J C Hayward, R L Louis Laemle, Anna Lathrop, E V Raffiery, W T Roddis, and T A Tack.
St Alban's Parish Meets and State Debate Championship
The annual St Alban's Episcopal parish meeting elected wardens and vestrymen and named delegates to the diocesan convention. The parish plans a silver anniversary on April 21 and reports were read, with a large Sunday reception noted. The State High School Debating Championship will be held Friday at City Hall between Appleton and Marshfield, arguing to increase the U S army to 500000. The eight o'clock start and public attendance are urged.
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ST. Alban's
St. Alban's Episcopal Church
Alfred Neumann
J. B. Tiffault
A. L. Bouldrie
C. Pors
F. C. Ritt
Messrs
W. H. Roddis
Bouldric
Appleton High School
Marshfield
U. S
Fireman's Ball Makes Big Hit
The Marshfield volunteer fire department hosted a successful ball on Monday with about 50 couples attending. Music from the Second Regiment orchestra pleased the crowd, midnight lunch was provided by Mrs. Nina News, and dancing continued until 2 am. The event drew broad city support and proved financially successful.
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Marshfield
Second Regiment
Nina News
Bethel Notes Include Visits Moves Band Program
Bethel residents report Jas Andrews returning home and Josiah Baker visiting from Moon with his son and granddaughter. The Bethel Band gave an engaging program at the academy Saturday night. Mrs M Christengen has recovered enough to go out after two months confined at home. Martha and family have moved to their own place. Word arrives of an accident on a Washington train involving Herbert Thurston, with injuries reported.
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Bethel
Jas. Andrews
Haveen
Josiah Baker
Moon
Bethel Band
Academy
Herbert Thurston
Waiie
Washington
Local notes from Rock and surrounding towns
Mable Kidder visited Marshfield friends on Thursday and Friday while Oscar Kidder returns from Stevens Point railroad work. Mrs Claire Porter and son John shopped in Granton buying a horse from Ross Paulson, and Gepner purchased one there as well. John Reidl got stuck in a snow drift moving a new saw rig from Lynn to P Hanson. Rev Frank O'Hara will hold services at Chili Ebbe and Nasonville on Sunday.
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Frank O'Hara
Chili
Ebbe
Nasonville
Local Notes From Hewitt and Marshfield
Norbert Fechelm bought an 11 horsepower twin cylinder motorcycle from a Marshfield dealer last week. Mr and Mrs Louis Ley and their child visited M Ley's over Sunday. Seven children were confirmed Thursday at Immanuels Lutheran Church by Rev Aug Ristow. Miss Mary Rank of Marshfield visited friends here on Sunday. Local businessmen had signboards painted on their buildings. Albert Schill was to Marshfield.
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Hewitt Hewitt
Norbert Fechelm
Marshfield
Louis Ley
Automobiles Return to Roads in Local Area
Thursday on Gusiness notes that private vehicles are back on the streets in the vicinity as traffic resumes normal flow after a pause. Local observations show cars and trucks moving through main routes with typical daytime activity.
Local News Digest from South Lincoln District
In South Lincoln North Nagonville on April 1 Anton Sumralk hauled potatoes to town and Leopold Donnerbaver carried grain to Marshfield. Richard Block visited Oshkosh last week while Miss Mary enjoys Easter with her parents at Grand Rapids training school. Walter Peterson saws wood in Ebden settlement and Anton Prijatal hauled hay to Marshfield. Otto Peterson shipped stock to Chili via Manity.
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Marshfield
Otto Peterson
Chili
Veteran Editor Edward D Glennon Dies at 57
Edward D Glennon founder and editor of The Stevens Point Gazette died Sunday in Milwaukee at a sanitarium aged fifty seven. A Democrat active in state and Portage County politics, he leaves a widow a son Edward Jr a daughter Margaret and a brother John W Glennon. The body was brought home.
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Edward D. Glennon
Stevens Point
Navy life on shipboard shown at New Adler Monday
Stevens Point coverage notes a film presenting the human side of U S Navy life in 1915. Howe’s motion picture at the New Adler Opera House on Monday April 12 blends scenes of daily work like cleaning decks and galleys with battleship drills and infantry exercises. It highlights discipline, efficiency, and the force of manpower aboard dreadnaughts plus sailors at play such as boating, swimming, and rowing in a ten mile cutter race and other crew challenges.
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U.S. Navy
New
Adler Opera House
Howe
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