Local News Briefs and PTA Meeting Notice
John MiLeahy of Woburn formerly Bedford resident left York Beach after scarlet fever exposure. The April PTA meeting is set for April 17 at 3 30 p m at the schoolhouse before the National Convention in Boston. C Company J M M held a town hall meeting March 8 electing McLaughlin as lieutenant and Guy C Strachan as second lieutenant with Fred F Lydiard named on the staff.
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John MiLeahy
Woburn
Bedford
Warren
John M
Louis White
Newport
S. W. Young
York Beach
Parent- Teacher Association
Boston
C. Company
Town Hall
McLaughlin
Lieut
Young
Ieut
Guy C
Cutler Elected Amid License Controversy in Bedford
In a tense town meeting sparked by Sherman G. Rich’s resignation Bedford voters chose David C. Cutler on a license platform. Cutler won 129 votes against Albert R. Bacon 76 and George Sweetnam 10, giving him a 53 vote lead and a 43 vote majority as a rebuke to prior anti license claims.
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Sherman G. Rich
David C. Cutler
Cutler
Mr. Cutler
Albert R. Bacon
George Sweetnam
Bedford
Train Worker Fatally Crushed After Crew Change
Brown, a train employee, was injured when he fell between a passing rear car and crushed stone while a new crew prepared the locomotive for a siding. He died after treatment at Concord hospital. He lived on Hartford Street and formerly resided in Gilbertville. a Pinewood lot and a $4.50 coin sale item are noted.
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Brown
Boston
B. EB. Hamblin
Concord Hospital
Mr. Brown
King
Hartford St
Gilbertville
Bedford Man Applies for First Class License in Hotel
Notice under chapter one hundred of the Revised Laws states Fred B. Bartlett seeks a first class license to sell intoxicating liquors as inn holder at his hotel on Main Street Bedford. Signed by Irving L. Hodgdon and Dr. Immanuel Pfeiffer Jr. March 16, 1913.
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Bedford
Mass
Marc
Fred B. Bartlett
Main Street
Irving L. Hodgdon
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
What Will Truth Say
A concise reflection urges focus on personal conscience over public opinion, urging that truth itself judge our actions more than the crowd. It emphasizes the duty of one discerning individual to act rightly.
Wife's Private That-ie The West Ham Clerk to a Man
A London Globe snippet notes a man complaining his wife nagged him prompting a private remark known as That-ie The West Ham Clerk. The fragment outlines domestic irritation and social chatter in a brief column style.
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West Ham
London Globe
Local Notices From Maynard And Nearby Towns
Residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and staying with hosts in Maynard Marlboro and surrounding communities. Highlights include Kitchin from Cushing Academy and Maynard social events plus a May party by the high school alumni and locals attending a lodge gathering in Marlboro.
Hair Loss Troubles Across Generations
An article notes widespread scalp trouble and hair loss concerns with a focus on a tonic named Indian Heir Tonic as a suggested remedy. It discusses common fears and consumer interest in hair care solutions.
Schools Reopen After Weeklong Vacation
Miss Hil a Raymond spent the past week with relatives in Milford N Hy. Miss Florence Whitney works in the music store of Robert W. Carter. Mrs. Towle and Gertrude visited relatives in John Morse of Salem occupies the house built by Russell Robb on Monument street. Clifford Portious, recently employed in town, has gone to Boston. Line HUDK has a new swimming pool on Punktasset hill with Simpson Bros. of Boston as contractor. Willow Rebekah lodge will confer a degree this Wednesday evening followed by a supper led by Mrs. Fred Rockwood. Mrs. Charles K. Darling attended a tea at the Hotel Somerset. The Grange hosted a regional event with several attendees from Concord at the Boston opening game. The menu featured mashed potatoes, rolls, relishes, cake and pies with Theo in charge of J. W. Ri assisted by Mrs. Fred Williams.
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Hil
Raymond
Milford
Florence Whitney
Robert W. Carter
Towle
Gertrude
John
Morse
Salem
Russell Robb
Monument St
Clifford Portious
Line Hudk
Resi Dence
Punktasset Hill
Simpson Bros
Boston
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Fred Rockwood
Charles K. Darling
Iim
Somerset
Theusetts
Fen Ty
The
Grange
Concord
Bom Coving
Theo
J. W. Ri
Fred Williams
Local Social Notes and School Reopen After Break
Patsy Russo sold his store to friends for a weekend visit. Town schools resumed Monday after spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Lawrence visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Miss Sadie Burke shows improvement after illness. A dance by the Desalators drew a large crowd. Dorothea Loughlin recovered from scarlet fever quarantine lifted. John Damon plans to return home and predicts a lively season as teams engage in last year’s matchups.
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Patsy Russo
Winfield Lawrence
J. Hi Lawrence
Sadie Burke
Town Hall
Dorothea Loughlin
John Damon
Ladies' Union to Hold Feed and Apron Sale
The Ladies' Union schedules a Thursday afternoon and evening feed and apron sale. A Sunday morning sermon series titled Animal World and Our Debt will follow.
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Ladies’ Union
To Let Six Room Modern House in Concord Junction
Notice mentions a six room house for let with all modern improvements and a 1% pager. Apply on premises to Wm. J. Barrett at 63 Barretts Mill Rd Concord Jct.
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Aga
Wm. J
Barretts Mill Rd
Concord Jct
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William McGarry
Fitchburg
May Riley
Saugus
Edward Ledgard
Frank May
Harvard Dental
Guyer
Harry Fowler
Harvard
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James Maguire
Walter Phillips
Hazel
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Markboro-Hudson Gas Co
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Cleveland
Nathan . Raynor
Waltham
Frank Kingsbury
Worcester
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John McPherson
Cooperative Hall
R. EB. Hartin
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Acton St
Greenfield
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Bulger
Leo Downey
Maynard
Mildred Morgan
Bernice Bateman
Norwood
Miss Bateman
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Thomas Bell
Ina May
John Ingham
Ladies’ Kennel Club of Massachusetts
Huntington Chambers
A. Oliver
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United States
Diamond Kelley Springfield Tires
Indian Motor Cycles Rd
Carlisle
Sudbury
Ee Eerenee
Skene Poultry Farm
Bedford, Mass
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Hamilton
Air Department
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Maynar
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Montaigu
Belgium
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Germany
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