Town Names List Honoring Residents Across Sects
A moderator presents a compiled roster of well known residents from Albree and surrounding areas. The inclusive list features men and women from schools vines fraternities farming and public roles such as librarians and clerks, naming numerous local families and generations born here or abroad.
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Marion C
Albree
Roger K. al ¥. Appleby
Horace
Sarah R. Bartlett
Hartett
Walter P. J. Thompson Blood
Mary Eel Mise
Elizabethinan
Whittemore Brown
Bumford
Mary B
Thomas J. Byron
Harold Edward B. Caiger
Harold
John W. Clarkeon
W. Clelland
Succes
Allen French
Fuller
D. Ripley Gage
Freeland R. George
Martin Goodwin
William
J. Gra
William A Hugerty
John B. Kot
George A. Hill
Holden
Gladys EB. H. R
Herbert B. Hosmer
Wal- How
Eliot R. Howard
M. Johnson
Elmer
Charles T. Judge
George
Get In Trim For Marlboro Game
Maynard notes spiked shoes and bat crack as Marlboro opener nears. Hank backs up as backstop with pitchers limited. coach Sawyer plans to rely on him for a few games as five contests weekly loom. Rusty Jordan, veteran southpaw, on the sick list delaying his return while Fraser Durgan Chidley Liverman pace drills. Underclassmen must report to challenge veterans for positions.
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Maynard
Mari
Hank
Sawyer
Rusty Jordan
Moundsman
Fraser
Durgan
Chidley
Liverman
List of names appears in historical notice or roster
A long row of names reads like a formal roster or notice listing individuals such as Mullaney John, Mutty Charles, Paine Russell F., Parsons Reverend Charles Russell Peck, Thomas Petan, Sanborn Edward W., Sheehan Mrs., Herbert B. Is Lincoln Smith, Reverend Stone Roger D., Swaim Henry S., Thurlow George L., Vanderhoof Hubert M., Wardwell Whitney, Williams Allison H., Willig Richard F., Wood Edward F., Wright Maurice McWalter and Hay.
Town considers pay restoration and street improvements
A town meeting agenda features a $6600 request to restore pay cuts for street and sewer department staff, with the Finance Committee recommending $4616 to restore January 1935 cuts. It also seeks $600 for Edison Light Company equipment survey, opposes Front Street as public way, and plans $13,000 to rebuild Parker Street reallocating funds to Parker, Summer and Waltham streets.
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Edison Light Company
Special
Finance Committee
Front Street
Parker Street
Parker, Summer
Waltham Streets
Maynard Grange to Hold Degrees and Spelling Final
At Grange Hall tomorrow night the first degree will be worked by regular officers led by William Hayward and the second degree by the men's degree team led by A J Bourke. Charles Shattuck and Mrs Annie Boyle entertain with a sketch and an auction of plants. The fourth fifth and sixth grade final of the spelling contest will be held tomorrow in the auditorium.
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Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
William Hayward
A. J. Bourke
Charles Shattuck
Annie Boyle
Town to Form Intertown League With Hudson Marlboro
A new intertown league may form with teams from Hudson Marlboro and the outfit, led by the West End boon club. The group promises a strong, prominent athletic roster and aims to boost youth development through organized competition and broader local interest.
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Littleton
Alunite
Hudson
Marl Hboro
West End Boon
West Enders
Tut Tuttle Saves Friend From Capsized Boat Heroic Rescue
Horace Tut Tuttle rescued Irving Smith when their speed boat King Tut I capsized during a turn. He reached Smith in a row boat, gave first aid, revived him after minutes underwater, and drove him home. Smith recovered after a few days in bed. Friends praise Tut and consider nominating him for a medal.
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Gouth Acton
Horace “Tut” Tuttle
Irving “Gar-Wood" Smith
Smith
Tut
Oa Smith
Banquet and Ladies' Night Tilllances Returns
Promenade and clan twkoret noted among members and friends. A banquet and Ladies' night resume an Ariel popular with the Council until a few years ago. Lieutenant Governor Joseph Hurley will speak, with Arley assisting. Lawrence grand knight includes John Hannon William Smith Sylvester Sullivan Francis Cleary Thomas Duggan and Michael Veleno. James B. Farrell chairs the membership committee reporting several new applications filed this week.
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Clan Twkoret
Joseph Hurley
Arley
Lawrence
John Hannon
William Smith
Sylvester Sullivan
Francis Cleary
Thomas Duggan
Michael Veleno
James B. Farrell
Density of Fog Linked to Dust in London Study
London researchers report fog opacity stems not from humidity but dust particles. The finding suggests air quality factors drive the hazy conditions affecting visibility and health.
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London
Friends Warn Smith on Speed Craft Handling
Friends warn Smith to master speed craft management before attempting sharp turns at high speed. The text claims the King Tut 1Tl vessel can reach forty knots per hour.
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Smith
William H. Gutteridge Returns Home From St Petersburg
William H. Gutteridge, who has been enjoying the balmy climate of St Petersburg Florida, is expected to arrive home this week. His trip was noted as favorable and fans await his return.
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William H. Gutteridge
St. Petersburg
Florida
Tillie Listens In Adelphai Class Comedy at Church
Friday program at the Methodist Church presents a two act comedy Tillie Listens In. The Adelphai Class of young women stage the play beginning at 8 o clock with a large cast including Katherine Denning Edith Mac Austin Margaret Denning Marion Holt Elaine Winfield and others. Alan Palmer provides music and Mrs Frank Farnell is the coach with Rachel Barlow and Bertha Carmichael in charge of properties.
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Adelphai
Tillie
Katherine Denning
Edith MacAustin
Margaret Denning
Marion Holt
Elaine Winfield
Dorothy Barlow
Clyde Winfield
Anne Duclos
Helen Felton
Billa Mack
Alice Willoughby
Ethel Shepler
Christabel Laurence
Elizabeth Binks
Mise Levison
Hazel Bumbie
Miss Stephenson
Grace Whitney
Bradley
Phyliss Savikoski
Tillie Taylor
Eleanor Lawson
Alan Palmer
Frank Farnell
Rachel Barlow
Bertha Carmichael
Methodist Andover News Baptisms And Conference Vote
The Palm Sunday service features baptisms and reception of members. A delegate and alternate delegate will be elected for the New England United Conference in Lowell on May 2 and 3. Rev H A Wilson presides as judge. An evening exchange with Saxonville church planned. Easter week services and an Easter play titled He is the Son of God are announced with local pastors and choirs involved.
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Methodist Episcopal
Palm Sun
New England United Conference
Lowell
H. A. Wilson
Saxotville
John E. Collier
Dazenvile
Collier
William Hi
A.D. Holt
Summer Street
Methodist
E. E. Burwood
Neighbors' Night Held by Antursnac Grange
Antursnac Grange in Warner Hall hosted Neighbors' Night Monday with Ayer and Waverley Grangers invited. Only the Ayer Grangers attended, 38 people, led by Howard Wilite the lecturer, with "One Spring House Cleaning" theme for the next meeting in May. The South Bridge boathouse long run by Arthur D. Hosmer was sold last week to John Sarig ent of Littleton.
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Antursnac Grange
Warner Hall
Local program oversees candle-related event plan
A local program is in charge of arranging a community event about candle ments. The notice emphasizes organizational oversight and public involvement in scheduling and services.
Annual Anchor and Ark Glee Club concert in Percival
The Anchor and Ark glee club of this town will perform at the Colonial Theatre on Tuesday evening April 23. The group is renowned for choral work and this year's program promises another fine musical festival with Percival, the noted radio and concert singer, as guest soloist.
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Anchor and Ark Glee Club
Colonial Theatre
New Fnland
Percival
Coltis Decorated Silverware and Coins by Early New York Silversmiths
Notes outline that Coltis decorated silverware and coins, using arid meanings typical of early New York silversmiths. The fragment suggests decorative practices tied to wares and craft traditions.
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New York
Pillathea Group Marks 25th Anniversary at Union Church
The Pillathea Group of the Union Congregational Church celebrated its 25th anniversary with a Monday night banquet in the church vestry. Organized by the late Mrs Sumner Rogers, the class heard Rev Eugene Hunt as its original minister. Frank B Sanderson Jr led as president, with Rev Matthew A Vanes speaking briefly. Evelyn Cole sang a series of songs as Irene R Wartin read the class history, ending with a member sketch.
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Irene R. Wartin
Few Eskimo Dogs in Native Lands Decline in Numbers
The article notes that very few Eskimo dogs remain as many breeds suit the North differently and fanciers have allowed the hardy canines to dominate, thriving in the harsh climate where others struggle.
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Magic Chef
Sanitary
Pal
Sudbury
Henry Laummus
Arthur P. Rugg
Mark
Cale
Ndar
Women of
Pach
Hudson Town Hall
Jane Cagot
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