Brush fires burn over twenty acres near Hudson area
A series of brush fires scorched more than twenty acres of land while burning pine trees in brush and timberland. Firemen from Hudson Stow action and state forestry fought six separate blazes along the railroad right of way and near Town Farm.
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Stow
State Forestry
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Wilkins Street
Jy Street
M. James Co'eman
Earl H. Kathany
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Cial Freightrain
White Pond
Town Farm
State Forestay Service
Apple Blossom Festival to Welcome 100 Soldiers
Nashoba plans a wartime Apple Blossom Festival to entertain 100 soldiers from Port Devens and nearby camps. The weekend program includes a Riverside baseball game, a Town Hall dance, church suppers, and home hospitality in Hudson. Local groups fundraise to cover costs and keep the event free for soldiers.
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Dion
Nashoba
New England
John Idg
Hudson
Central
Massasus
Port Devens
Riverside
Town Hall
Wil T. Hayes
Apgrovers
Fred Knight Reports for Army Service
Hudson Fred W Knight of Felton Street enlisted in the United States Army and reported for induction in Boston. He was dispatched to Fort Devens for training as an aviation mechanic in the Army Air Corps. Knight, a machinist, is the son of Mrs. Jennie D Knight and husband to Esther Stanton who will live with her mother during his service.
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Hudson
Fred W Knight
Felton Street
United States Army
Boston
Fort Devens
Knight
Army Air Corps
Jennie D. Knight
Pope Street
Esther Stanton
Will Gradivate at Holy Cross Star Athlete Morgan Next Week
Edward F. Morgan III son of the Hudson public works chief will graduate from Holy Cross with a Bachelor of Science in Education. A star baseball player and a varsity Crusader, he has excelled in academics and athletics despite a leg fracture in his sophomore year. Commencement activities run from tomorrow through the morning graduation at Worcester Auditorium. Morgan also starred in football and hockey and played semi pro baseball during summers. He led fast semi pro batting over .400 and earned all state honors at third base. The war affects schedules across colleges as seniors finish early.
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Hudson
Edward F. Morgan
Edward. F. Morgan, Jr
Florence Street
Holy Cross College
Holy Cross
Worcester Auditorium
Bancroft
Morgan
Hudson High School
American, Legion
Bayside
Nantasket
Yankee Network
Hudson Town
Hudson News Roundup From Hudson Village
Miss Evelyn Wood of Mangue Street was admitted to Marlboro Hospital yesterday noon for appendicitis under Dr. John F. Chace. Fred Worsnip is ill at home on Central Street. John McCarthy Walter Brandie and Clarence Brigham have joined the U S Army and are now stationed in Movida. The Hudson Historical Society met with Miss Lucie D Welch. Fingerprinting of about 200 Interstate Manufacturing Co employees on war work began under Police Chief James T Connington and Raymond A Roche for FBI requirements.
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Evelyn Wood
Mangue ‘Street
Marlboro Hospital
John. F. Chace
McCarthy
Walter Brandie
Clarence Brigham
United States Army
Movida
Hudson
Interstate Manufacturing Company
Gentral Street
James T. Connington
Raymond A. Roche
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Communion Breakfast Set by St Michael Parish
Hudson Court St John Eudes of the C D A plans its annual Communion Breakfast for May 3 after the 7 30 mass at St Michaels Kendall Legion Home. Colonel Thomas J F Tierney Surgeon General of Massachusetts will be principal speaker with solos and community singing. tickets via Miss Helen A Glynn grand regent and other officers.
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Hudson—Court
St.John Eudes
C. D. of A
Legion Home
St. Michael's Church
Kendall
Thomas J F. Tierney
Massachusetts
Helen A. Glynn
Maree Conk
Yanaddal
John McCarthy
Herman Daigneault
Sentinels
John Hagerty
Frank Madden
William Jaggling
Mary. M. Currie
Middlesex County Allocates Highway Maintenance Funds
Middlesex County Commissioners approve Chapter 90 funds for Hudson Marlboro Bedford Concord Maynard Sudbury Acton Stow and surrounding towns. Allocations range from 3 000 to 6 000 dollars shared among state county and town to maintain highways. Government order limits new construction to military purposes.
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Glancy News
Cambridge
Middlesex County
Hudson
Marlboro
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Sudbury
Acton
Stowa
Saltonstall
Hudson Police Speeding Fines Narrowly Lifted for Two
Two motorists faced Hudson police speeding charges in local court this morning. Edward H Simard of 135 Howe Street Marlboro was fined $5 by Officer John E Moore. Samuel Marcovitch of 69 Central Street Milford was fined $10 by Officer William L Glynn.
Altruistic Class Lunch at Mrs Earl V Home
The Altruistic Class of the Federated church will hold a lunch at Mrs Earl V s home 46 Lincoln street Friday at 1 30 o clock.
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Federated Church
Earl V
Lincoln Street
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