Saturday Game Postponed and Local Movements Noted
Saturday’s game with the Saginaws of Cambridge was postponed. Mr and Mrs Frank Kenney moved to Lexington. Fred Parker and family summered in Nahant. Mr and Mrs John P Riese and family toured to New Haven in a Ford. Mr and Mrs Forest G Blake welcomed a baby girl born Saturday July 3. Train schedules lagged due to heavy rain. Geo Badger assumed Hudson office management for American Express Co. on Tuesday July 6. Mrs Nellie Mason of Springfield and Mrs Nora Anthony of Belmont visited Mrs Roger W Brown. The Adam Good Stock Co. plays two shows weekly at Lexington park to crowded houses. Road repairs slowed by material delays. new road superintendent praised. Mr and Mrs Dudley T Pickman summered in Beverly Cove. Bedford Grange sanitary drinking fountain usage noted as in daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaws
Cambridge
Frank Kenney
Lexington
Fred Parker
Nahant
John
Geo. Badger
Crescent Ave
Hudson
American Express Co
Nellie Mason
Springfield
Nora Anthony
Belmont
Roger W. Brown
Adam Good Stock Co
Lexington Park
Rev Mr Torrey Resigns After 11 Years as Bedford Pastor
At a July 2 1915 meeting of the Trinitarian Congregational Society in Bedford the resignation of Rev David C Torrey was accepted with deep regret. The vote praised his service to town welfare and the prayers and support of his wife and son, noting a model parsonage family and lasting affection for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian-Congregational Church
Trinitarian- Congregational Society of
Bedford
Church of Christ of Bedford
Trinitarian-Congregational Society
David C. Torrey
Mr. Torrey
Torrey
Maud Wood Park Addresses Woman Movement in Bedford
Mrs Maud Wood Park spoke at the Bedford Equal Suffrage League meeting in town hall on The Woman Movement. She defined it as making women equal shareholders with men and cited global conditions from Europe and Asia. She warned against fear of reform and noted male leaders must support the amendment on November voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Wood Park
Bedford
Bedford Dairy Group Opposes Labor Clean Milk Bill
RED IMMANUEL PREIFFER Jr writes from Bedford urging open discussion in Faneuil Hall about the Labor Clean Milk Bill Pfeiffer Substitute and related dairy legislation. He describes assumptions, calls for fair state inspection, and invites representatives of the Massachusetts Milk Consumers Association to debate to protect producers and consumers while promoting wholesome Massachusetts milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lowell Putnam
Massachusetts Milk Consumers' Association
Boston Herald
Massachusetts Clean Milk and Dairy Improvement Association
Massachusetts
Mafsk
Massachusetts Health Department
Massachusetts Clean Milk and Dairy Association
Immanuel Preiffer, Jr
Great Rd
Bedford
Mass
Mrs Park Remembers Bedford High School At Reunion
After the lecture several questions were answered and then Mrs. Park received many old friends who remembered her as a teacher when Bedford had a high school. The music preceding the lecture was furnished by Mrs. Grace Monroe Marshill on piano and the Misses Blake on violin and cello.
Fragmentary Dialogue About Marriage Plans
The readable lines reveal a couple discussing marriage and the concern over social status and propriety. The text shows abruptly cut phrases about contemplating wedlock and potential objections from a parent or family influence.
Concord unit braves torrents in Lowell parade tour
Members of Company T conducted a rain soaked camp and parade tour from Concord to Baldwins Station and Lowell. The unit faced heavy rain on duty with new men among the ranks, drilling Sunday and marching five miles in the Lowell parade before a supper on the common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewksbury
State Farm
Lowell
Concord
Framingham
To. EB of
Framingham and Co
F of
Marlboro
Fitchburs
Baldwin Station
Wm. F. Dusseault
Concord Night Named For Gift To Boston Floating Hospital
In 1914 Concord residents raised 126.10 to name Concord Night at the Boston Floating Hospital. Gloring Briggs thanks Concord for the donation and notes other towns adopting the naming tradition. The text lists volunteers and mentions naming costs of 100 for a night and 160 for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston Floating Hospital
Boston
Ruth A. Wood
Mass
Briggs
Murray Ballou
Frank Wheeler
Charles K. Darling
Theophilus Mason
Walter
Wood
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Jersey
Vermont
Jersey Ice Cream Co
Lawrence
Bartholmeo
M. J. Cole
South Acton
H. Fearns
Maynard
Whitcombe
Weet
A.c.cn
Psa DU Mmer
Pyeuk
Leteus
R. E. Hartin Maynard Marble
G. Anite
Foster
Concord Drug Store
Chase
Dandelion
Lee Gold Alurs Concord Drug Store
J. W. Chase
Prop
Dudley T Pickman
Beverly Cove
Bedford Grange
Clean Milk and Dairy Association
Works
B. L. Filene Cash Store
Joseph' Dee
Bedford ' At
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F. J. Bennett
B.P.S
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