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Gazette Index, 1915 - 1919 Is a Guide to the Information Contained Within the Middleboro Gazette During the Period January 1915 Through December 1919 Introduction: The Middleboro Gazette Index, 1915 - 1919 is a guide to the information contained within the Middleboro Gazette during the period January 1915 through December 1919. The information is as it appears in the newspaper and no attempt has been made to verify that the information given in the newspaper is accurate. The focus of the index is on the communities of Middleboro and Lakeville, Massachusetts, with some exceptions. News from outside these geographic areas is included only if there is a direct link to these towns, i.e., Countess and Primo Count Magri. And, beginning with this installment of the index, all references to the military service of individuals from towns reporting news in the Gazette will also be included. Special notations are used within the index to designate, letters (l), tables (t), photographs (p) and illustrations (i). Authors of letters are cited either within the headline or in parentheses immediately following (l). The often informal nature of reporting presents special challenges to researchers. Additional information about specific businesses, town departments or other concerns can be located under general headines, i.e., Railroads, Streets, etc. Names are a particular challenge in a compilation of this kind. Multiple spellings, misspellings and incomplete names are just a few of the hurdles that must be overcome in order to glean every bit of information contained within the pages of the Gazette. For example, DeMoranville may also be spelled De Moranville, Demoranville, DeMaranville, De Maranville, Demaranville, or simply Moranville. Be sure and check under Pratt (Mr) and Pratt (Mrs) as given names are sometimes omitted. In addition, married women were also frequently cited as Mrs. Albert Deane or simply Mrs. Deane. It is advantageous for the researcher to take a broad view when conducting research on individuals. Please remember that during the interval 1915 – 1919 the pages of the Middleboro Gazette were still unnumbered. Page numbers assigned in the index reflect the order in which the pages appear on the microfilm. It is my hope that Index to the Middleboro Gazette Index, 1910 - 1914 will provide a lasting resource for people researching the history of Middleboro and Lakeville, Massachusetts. Mary Pelletier-Hunyadi Indexer 1 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1915 - 1919 A Accidents cont. Abbott, Harriet P. Charles Clark injures foot on nails, 09/12/1919:1 Funeral held at Centre St home of daughter, 02/04/1916:1 Percy Churbuck narrowly escapes cave-in, 09/19/1919:5 Abbott, Harriet P. Washburn O'Brien's leg requires stitches after mishap with ax, 12/05/1919:1 Wife of Roland T. dies at age 66, 02/04/1916:4 Accountants Abbott, Levi A. Oscar Stetson, income tax accountant (ad), 01/11/1918:5 Obituary, 10/03/1919:1 Oscar F. Stetson, public accountant (ad), 01/10/1919:5 Abbott, Mrs James Actors and Acting Moves to Whitman, 05/17/1918:1 see also Hackett, Arleen Abbott, Samuel Alice Currier resigns from telephone exchange, enters vaudeville, Considers work with YMCA, 10/06/1916:5 05/28/1915:8 A.C. Cosseboom & Co. Adams, Albert C. Welding, oil products, auto repair (ad), 01/01/1915:7 Son born, 12/21/1917:5 Leases Wareham St blacksmith shop from Everett, 12/03/1915:1 Adams, C.A. Use Essenkay on your tires (ad), 09/28/1917:8 California couple celebrates 11th anniversary, 03/01/1918:2 Accidents Adams, Carlyle Albert see also Bicycles and Bicycling - Accidents; Boating Accidents; Burns Son born to Albert C., 12/21/1917:5 and Scalds; Falls (accidents); Firearms Accidents; Hunting Accidents; Adams Company Industrial Accidents; Pedestrians - Accidents; Railroads - Accidents; Cash discount store (ad), 01/08/1915:2 Sports - Accidents; Traffic Accidents - Automobiles; Traffic Manager Upston transferred, replaced by Miles, 04/09/1915:1 Accidents - Horse-Drawn Vehicles; Traffic Accidents - Motorcycles Sullivan building (ad), 04/16/1915:12 Young employee of J.H. Thomas cuts hand while chopping wood, Helen Macbay new manager, 05/14/1915:1 01/01/1915:1 Employs Florence Leonard, 07/30/1915:1 Joseph Sampson breaks leg in collision while running, 05/07/1915:8 Mrs Miles new manager, 01/28/1916:1 Griffith's hip broken by heavy door, 07/30/1915:1 Employs Millie Miles, 08/11/1916:1 Elias Lewis catches hand in engine belt, requires stitches, 10/01/1915:1 Mary Swetlovich caught stealing clothing, 11/16/1917:1 Cromwell injures wrist cranking auto, 11/12/1915:1 Store in Sullivan building closes, Glidden leases space, 08/23/1918:1 Mrs McDonald thrown to ground by dog, 11/19/1915:1 Adams, Edith Stephen Dexter saws four fingers of right hand, 12/03/1915:7 Graduates from course in manicuring and hairdressing, 04/12/1918:1 Daniel Wood breaks leg in accident with horse, 02/25/1916:8 Adams, Edith B. Porter jams fingers under box at Boynton's grocery, 03/10/1916:1 Ladies' hair dressing (ad), 05/10/1918:5 Hunter cuts foot while working in woods, 03/24/1916:2 Adams Express Co. Nathaniel Staples injures hand on wagon, 05/05/1916:1 Edwin Shaw resigns, replaced by Walter Bump, 02/05/1915:1 George Shaw injures hand while cranking auto, 07/28/1916:8 Chief Maxim wants facts in Jones Block fire clarified, 02/12/1915:1 Howard Ryder injured cutting linoleum at Whitman's, 12/15/1916:1 Jones Bock destroyed by fire, 02/12/1915:1 Simeon Handy struck in head, knocked out, 12/15/1916:1 Provides fine service from building on Station St, 07/09/1915:1 Samulis breaks leg while ice fishing, 01/12/1917:1 Albert Atkinson resigns, 09/10/1915:1 Joseph Sampson nearly severs thumb with ax, 02/09/1917:1 Parcel of photos from parade lost by Adams Express Co., 05/04/1917:1 Atwood and Shaw break through ice, saved by Piche and Thomas, Walter Bump resigns, 09/21/1917:1 03/23/1917:1 Manager Horace Swift resigns, Fred DeSautel acting agent, Tree warden's crewman Cox injured felling tree, 06/01/1917:1 12/21/1917:4 Harry Messer loses finger tip to folding camp chair, 06/15/1917:1 Horace Swift resumes duties, 03/08/1918:1 Wilfred Letourneau injured by auto crank, 06/15/1917:1 Driver Charles White resigns, 04/05/1918:8 Fred Hanson injured when tackle gives way, 06/29/1917:7 Charles White driver, 10/25/1918:8 Herbert Cornish loses parts of two fingers to circular saw, 08/17/1917:1 Adams, Florence John V. Sullivan breaks bone while working on engine, 09/28/1917:1 Employed at local phone exchange, 09/14/1917:5 Three cows and a horse fall through Clark's barn floor, 11/02/1917:7 Adams, Joseph A. Pony owned by Lucy Pratt meets with peculiar accident, 11/09/1917:1 Daughter born, 03/15/1918:1 William Dean severs tip of finger in planer, 01/11/1918:1 Adams, Metcalf Harry Paine cuts wrist while operating sawing machine, 01/18/1918:1 Dies in Malden, 10/18/1918:1 Harry Braley cuts foot while chopping wood, 03/22/1918:4 Adams (Miss) Edwin Harris hit above eye with bat, 04/05/1918:1 Employed at telephone exchange, 07/21/1916:1 Bertu Goodman breaks wrist cranking auto, 04/19/1918:8 Adelesia, Pretti Isaac Griffith injured during horseplay at shoe factory, 05/03/1918:1 In court on liquor charges, 04/23/1915:1 Braley cuts foot severely, 05/10/1918:1 Police after illegal liquor vendors, 04/23/1915:1 Rotch farm employee Blanchard fractures ankle, 06/07/1918:2 Adeliesa, Alfredo William Haskins fractures wrist cranking auto, 06/21/1918:1 In court on liquor charges, 04/30/1915:1 Sanatorium teamster Albert Pillsbury injured at railroad yard, Adeliesa, Pretti 07/19/1918:4 In court on liquor charges, 04/30/1915:1 Harry Shurtleff loses portion of two fingers in sawing accident, Adelisa, Pretti 11/15/1918:8 In court on liquor charges, 04/23/1915:1 Mostrom may lose sight in one eye after wood chopping accident, Adler, Inez Bassett 01/17/1919:1 Writes and directs dramatic pageant The Spirit of the Red Cross, Fred Norris breaks wrist at Assawampsett School, 01/31/1919:1 05/24/1918:1 Silas Thomas breaks rib swamping logs for Joseph Thomas, Advent Christian Church 02/14/1919:7 Marcus Bates to work with, 11/26/1915:1 Rev McDonald rendered unconscious by falling tree, 02/21/1919:6 Installation services held, 01/07/1916:1 Laura Deane cuts forefinger badly while cutting kindling, 02/28/1919:1 Rev Bates provides word of explanation (l), 02/25/1916:5 William Hunter dies in unexplained accident, 07/18/1919:1 Auditorium improved, 05/26/1916:1 Purchases new bell, 12/15/1916:1 1 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1915 - 1919 Aeolian Trio Alcoholic Beverage Industry cont. New musical trio, Taylor, Berry and Mendall (ad), 10/24/1919:8 Extensive raids staged in Lakeville, 08/09/1918:1 Afarian, Sarkis K. Lady detective hired in July to gather evidence for Lakeville raid, Writes letter of thanks to service committee (l), 07/26/1918:2 08/09/1918:1 African Americans Papero pleads guilty, fined $75, 08/09/1918:1 District 39 has 169 white and eight colored men available for service, All cases in Lakeville raids fined $50, 08/16/1918:1 05/03/1918:1 Special Lakeville town meeting to address funds to cover recent raids, First contingent of colored troops from District 39 heads to Camp 08/30/1918:3 Devens, 08/02/1918:1 Fuller has gambling machines, cigars returned, liquor forfeit, Aghaian, Artie A.
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