Bedford R A Peterson FalIen Arch and Local Notices
Bedford R A Peterson suffers with a fallen arch. Mrs William Wall visited friends in Brighton Sunday. George Peterson bought a new Indian motorcycle and plans a windmill or gasoline engine. James T Connors Co. ad appears in this issue. Edward Hunnewell will resume with Barnum Bailey on their tour in about two weeks. Equal Suffrage league meets at Civic club house Thursday March 11 at 3 oclock with Mrs C A Briggs speaking on The Woman Movement. Rev George Piper continues his Bible lecture series next Sunday night ending with The Kings. George Badger of Crescent Jr formerly American express agent at Lexington is temporarily in Arlington amid a promotion for him.
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Edward Hunnewell
Barnum & Bailey
Equal Suffrage League
Civic Club House
C. A. Briggs
Norwood
George Piper
George Badger
Crescent Jr
American Express
atLexington
Arlington
Mr. Badger
Aos
Bedford
York Harbor
Lexington
Local notes from North Acton village update
Miller testified in Hudson on Monday as a witness in a case. Prank Darker, working at his aunt Mrs. Daniels, plans to ride a motorcycle to and from work this season. Florence Cheney will take the high school to see Twelfth Night in Boston Saturday. Lyman Tuttle continues to market apples in Boston for J. White. Dexter Spinney’s new house nears completion and enhances the village. C. B. Rabbing returns to North Acton to prepare Nagog Inn for April 1 opening with Elwin Hollowell starting work.
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Prank Darker
South Acton
Florence Cheney
Boston
C. B. Rabbing
North Acton
Elwin Hollowell
Road repair hoped for from Acton Center to Lowell
The town notes the main road from Acton Center to Lowell is in severe disrepair requiring repair this spring. Traffic has already been diverted at Wheeler corner via the State road through Littleton to Jeffreys Corner to reach Lowell.
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State Rd
Acton Center
Lowell
Wheeler Corner
Littleton
Jeffrey'’s Corner
Maynard embraces no license landslide and new board
Maynard voters reject license rule in a decisive no license victory. They elect an almost entirely new board of selectmen with Binks and Thompson winning strong votes, while Mahoney seats a third seat. Water board and other town posts also fill, as the town clerk and officers organize for the new term.
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Board of Selectmen
Maynard
Binks
Mahoney
Thompson
Mr. Binks
John C. Thompson
Enterprise
James C. Mahoney
William Jones
Mr. Jones
Selectman
Connolly
Driscoll
King
Sanderson
Albert Batley
Charles Keene
James R. Bent
William Naylor
James Mullin
Fred W. Taylor
William Bishop
A. O. Dunham
Albert W. Haynes
Hiram Parkin
Levi R. Cheney
Concord Notes from Boston Auto Show and Local Society
The Concord column reports crowds at the Boston auto show this week. It notes visits by Miss Gwendolyn Frothingham of New York and Miss Cutter of Sudbury Road, plus Thomas Benedict of Williams College as a recent guest. Religious services at St. Luke's Hudson and Trinity Church, Lenten sermons, and upcoming events include King’s Daughters sewing for Pelgians, Traveling Bee Hive arriving in Association Bath for Willow Lodge, and a reader at the Progressive supper by Miss Jennie Durkee of West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Durkee
West Acton
Lindsay
Worker Lectures by Helena Dudley at Trinity Parish House
Miss Helena Dudley, head of the Dennison House Settlement for 20 years, delivers lectures on workers in Boston. The first talk, The Worker in the Home, is this afternoon at Trinity Parish House, with free admission. A second lecture, The Worker in the Shop, follows next Wednesday at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Dudley
Dennison House
Trinity Parish House
Boston
Concord Junction Community News Highlights
H T Baiss spent time with family in land and with Marion Hall of Newport. Leslie MacKenzie visited with friends. Mrs. Fred Gale is seriously ill with pneumonia. John Simpson joined H H Young. Boston auto show draws Concord Junction residents. John D Wilson owns a new Dodge touring car. Holy Name Society met at Help of Christians church. Webber Millinery Co to open in Lapham block next week with Mr. and Mrs. Webber already locating there.
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The
Webber Millinery Co
Lapham Block
Mrs. Webber
Our Wives to Be Produced By Men's Club Play
Posters announce the Men s club play Our Wives to be staged March 11 and 12 at Association hall. A humorous production with all roles by club members, directed by Mrs Harriet Boardman Robinson. The Hyperion orchestra will provide the music.
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Cclub
Association Hall
Harriet Boardman Robinson
Hyperion_orchestra
Boston Harness Shop Resumes Normal War Production
Business at the Boston harness shop returns to normal as they complete the last of 18000 harnesses for wartime use. A new big contract may follow, with the summer schedule adopted early and employees enjoying a half holiday Saturdays from now through September.
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Boston
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R. A. Peterson
William Wall
Brighton
George Peterson
James T. Connors Co
Miller
Hudson
Lyman Tuttle
Dexter Spinney
Sidney E
Vermont
Oregon
Hersheys
Santos
Sunkist
Concord
Mass
Harry H. Gardner
Cambridge
John A. Finigan
Taylor
John
Hannon
F. J. Sanderson
George H. Gutteridge
Floo
John Hannon
Frank May
Harry Ledgard
W. White
Louis Peel
Naylor
Bloct
Sutter’s Colonial Inn
Gwendolyn.Frothingham
New York City
Cutter
Sudbury Rd
Thomas Benedict
Williams College
Cutter Home
Rev
S. C. Dexter
St. Luke's Church
George J. Hazard
Manchester
N. H
Trinity Church
Murray W. Dewart
Winchester
King’s Daughters of the First Church
Riulph Wwolden
Bedford Sr
Association Bath
Willow Lodge
Billerica Lodge
Concord Junction
H. T. Baiss
Marion Hall
Newport
Justin W. Ford
Leslie MacKenzie
Fred Gale
John Simpson
H.H. Young
John D. Wilson
Holy Name Society
Help of Christians Church
Wates
Geo
Nason Street
Glenwood Stoves
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