Bedford Area Building Boom Amid Fractured Times
Local notices report repair work on residences in Bedford and Concord high weeks. Builders W O Dowd Co Perkins Wells and T Connor Co take contracts as Ralph McKee and others take temporary positions. Notables Yale Wallace Goldsmith and Fisher Ames family plan Bermuda return.
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Paul Raymond
Ames Estate
Fisher Ames
Bedford
Bermuda
W. A. Taney
Billeriga Terrace
Perkins & Wells
T. Connor Co
Weekend visitors and local notices from Dorchester to Boxboro
George Chidley and Downey were weekend guests of relatives and friends in Dorchester and Boxboro. A baby girl was born Thursday. Miss Mary Sinon severed ties with Lever store. Miss Lizsie Dougan is seriously ill with pneumonia. Frank Powers left Stanley Co. John Deane to start May 1 at Maple House in Sebatus Missouri. William Somerville visited Kendall Green over Sunday. Mrs B R Clements and children from Pittsfield visiting Robert White. L D Wilton recovered from grip. American Woolen Co. bought two green horses for Magdalene chapter C E S marks 25th anniversary Tuesday evening. Henry Gilroy traveled to Lowell for workers to Winooski. Mrs Frank Gickles recovering from pneumonia.
Local notes from Marlboro and surrounding towns
A collage of social updates and town news. Mrs. B F Townsend visits Marlboro relatives while Miss Sarah Bander tours Brookline with the Banders. Town officials install a home telephone. Read McCleary’s ad is noted as a weekly money saver.
Highland guest list and theater plans noted
Edward Butler of Highland reports visits by Mrs. M. M. Browne and Miss Mae Conway while Miss Ahearn recovers from appendicitis after surgery in Worcester. William Webster eyes another Marlborough theatre date. local society circles note postponed Methodist meeting and others visiting.
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William Webster
Harry Lauder
Marlborough Theatre
Post 48 G A R attends Grand Army camp fire
The G A R asked F C Curtis camp 8 of V to attend the Grand Army camp fire. Michael Flaherty is confined to his home with the grip. Charles Rock is home from New York City. Dr Monehan of Clinton was a guest of Dr J J Kelley yesterday. Oscar Stevens Pleasant St chose Sue ae EE Tee tonswond States district court. The sprinkling cart was out yesterday and Git begudlfel wort on Mate pte. Henry Haassie at the Mart treatment. BF Howe Biate otte out after being confined his home a long tie wth there. Charles Gerroway working in a Fitchburg hotel was a visitor here yesterday connected change. 5 flower store and the with the telephone ex Rose Pansze of Brockton Sunday of Jonas Gregoire and other in this city. Richard Manning working in a shoe in
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BF. Howe
Biate Otte
Concord residents to attend Suffrage play at Association hall
Mrs. Fred McDonald of Lowell visits Concord relatives while many townsfolk plan to attend the Suffrage play Your Girl and Mine at Association hall this evening. Elmer Bilis and Walden F Harding guests return to Chatham. Dumaine siblings return from Easter with parents to continue at private school Magnolia hosts Concord Grange on April 20 with Wilfrid Wheeler, state agriculture board secretary, to speak in a likely large turnout.
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Association Hall
Elmer B. Bilis
Walden F. Harding
Walter N. E. Hubbard Jr
Chatham
Dumaine
Concord Grange
Wilfrid Wheeler
State Board of Agriculture
Ecleists
Exhibition of Elizabeth W at Doll & 4 TL Newbury St
Visitors urged to view Miss Elizabeth W a gallery exhibition at Doll and 4 TL Newbury Street. The show features Concordate studies and Belgium relief paintings by Miss Roberts, with proceeds benefiting destitute Belgian children. Exhibition opened Friday and runs through Wednesday the 21st.
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Elizabeth W
Doll
Newbury
Dommes Peaceek
Miss Roberts
Local Notes From Concord Junction and Surrounding Towns
Mrs John Hannon suffered a severe attack of tonsillitis last week. Mrs Edward Lyons improved after a stomach illness. Miss Rachael Damon returned to Smith College after vacation. Prank Gerrity visited his sister in Ashmont. Schools reopened after spring vacation and a prize drill and dance were planned. Ronald McWachen and daughter Margaret spent Sunday with friends. The town welcomes a newly born daughter to Mr and Mrs Benjamin.
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John Hannon
Rachael Damon
Smith College
Ronald McWachern
Margaret McWachern’ Om Ter
Friends Town
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Concord High
Skere Hatcherys
R. J. Reds
H. A. Schofield
Main St
Ralph McKee
J. L
H. D. Hodgdon
Yale
Wallace Goldsmith
Globe
John Halladay
Bellows Falls
Francis K. Belknap
E. (. Mason
Lexington
W. O'Dowd Co
Gry
George Chidley
Dorchester
Clifford. Downey
Boxboro
Mary Sinon
Lever Store
Lizsie Dougan
Frank Powers
The
Stanley Co
John Deane
Maple House
Sebatus
Sen Pry
William Somerville
Kendall Green
Hibernians
B. R. Clements
Pittsfield
Robert White
L. D. Wilton
American Woolen Co
Magdalene Chapter
Henry Gilroy
Lowell
Winooski
Frank Gicklés
B. F. Townsend
Marlboro
Sarah Bander
Brooklines
Mrs. A. Bander
McCleary
Selectman
Frank Binks
John Carpenter
W. R. Peterson
Sherwin-Williams
Italy
Mrs. John of
Leary
Lynn
Mark Mead
Front St
Arthur Champagne
J. J. Hillérty
Nellie Bavis
Marion ‘Jones
Rose Jackman
Thomas Hurley
Milford
Riverside Smitge Shop
James Sheridan, Jr
Ilinois
John E. Kelley
Maynard
Marlboro Theatre
Brick
Sidney E. McClean
Vermont
Santos
Bakery Departme Cinnamon
Naylor
Edward Butler
Highland
Alice “Goodrich of
Artington
M. M. Browne
Concord Rd
Herbert Angier
Miss Mae Conway
Brockton
Mire
Conway
J. W. Jackman
Eldon
Henry O'Donnell
L. Q. White Shoe Factory
Bridgewater
Methodist, Society
Marlborough
Sotandp
Pade Bersher
Miss Ahearn
St. Vincent Hospital
Worcester
F. C. Curtis
Michael Flaherty
Charles Rock
New York City
Monehan
Clinton
J. J. Kelley
Oscar Stevens
Pleasant St
Sue Ae EE Tee Tosnswond States District Court
Henry Haassie
Mart
Charles Gerroway
Fitchburg
Rose Pansze
Jonas Gregoire
Richard Manning
ACA
Phaeer
P. W. White
Main Street
Concord
Mass
Merrill's Srahiee
Vernon Street
Missouri
Fred McDonald
Concord Junction
Edward Lyons
Gerrity
Ashmont
Ina Crowson
William Kooks
Masa
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Hiap
Deseenele
Han
Mr. End
Benjamin
Con Wan
Mgribor Tles
Geo
Nason Street
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