New England Woolen and Worsted Industry Profile
New England woolen and worsted goods form a major regional industry worth over 637 million dollars, about 10 percent of regional manufacturing. Rhode Island Maine Massachusetts and Connecticut show high contributions, with 64.8 percent of regional output in 1923. The survey covers 166 mills with average sales around 1.6 million per mill and an 36 year average operation span, highlighting wage, employment, and production trends.
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New England
Rhode Island
Maine
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
United States‘ Department ‘of Commerce
New England Council
New- England
York
Health camp planned for malnourished district children
The Southwestern Middlesex Public Health association announces a summer health camp for delicate children. Site chosen on West Pond in Bolton near Hudson with a 60 acre land area including a sandy beach and playground. The district includes Acton Ashland Boxboro Framingham Holliston Hopkinton Hudson Littleton Maynard Natick Sherborn Southborough Stow Sudbury Wayland and Marlboro.
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Southwestern Middlesex Public Health Association
Association
Civic League
Concord Street
Framingham
Bolton
Hudson
Wood Square
Southwestern Public Health Association
Acton
Ashland
Boxboro
Framinham
Holliston
Hopkinton
Littleton
Maynard
Natick Sherborn
Southboro
Stow
Sudbury
Wayland
City of
Marlboro
Public Health Association
Gary Rying
The
Associat
Nelude
Edward H. Ellis
Allan V. Gagratt
Virginia P. Merriam
Paul R. Ladd
Walter F. Barnes, Jr
Helen Rothfield
Sherboro
William Manson
Charles Way
William H. Witherbee
the Commonwealth
Ellis
Mary E. Barnard
Jerome P. Fogwell
Edith B Foster
Edith B. Warren
Madge Nourse Ray
Mapel S. Hosmer
Isabell H. Hall
West Acton
Maynum and Marlboro Open Midland League at Waltham Street
Maynum and Marlboro High meet in the Midland League opener at Waltham Street Hall, drawing a large crowd. Coach Lent plans a Hudson trip Tuesday to face the town school, as league parity suggests a tight finish. Friday features Maynard YY P.S. L. hosting St Ann's of Somerville at Parker Street Hall in the sole professional game of the week.
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Marlboro Knights of Columbus
Maynard
Marlboro
Maynard Murray
Sheridan
Murphy
Johnson
jLynch
Maynard Smith
Damico Sere
Collins
Eee
Econ Ae
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Maynum
Maynard H
Marlboro H
Waltham Street Hall
Lent
Hudson
St. .Ann’s
Somerville
Parker Street
Hall
St. Annis
Templeton H S Girls Halt Maynard on Court
Templeton High School girls defeated Maynard High School 22 to 17 in a tight game at Templeton. Ellen Lineen led Templeton with 15 points while captain Annie Lehto scored 15 for Maynard, as Templeton pulled away late.
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Maynard
Templeton H
Maynard H. S
Sexette
Templeton
Annie Lehto
Irma Russy
Ellen Lineen
Aun
Templeton H. S
Abbott
BE. Lineen
Ie. Browne
B. Saunders
L. Smith
T. Nyland
Gautreas
Sudbury 4 H Clothing Club Meeting Summary
The Sudbury 4 H Clothing Club met at Ruth Way’s home last week with ten members present. Members made aprons and refreshments were served. The previous meeting was at Union School with eight members noted.
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Sudbury
Ruth
Way
Union School
South
Bureau Mobé F
Bedford Woman Breaks Ankle After Ice Fall
Mrs Katherine Wells of Concord Road fell on the ice last week and broke her ankle. James Harrigan, owner of Belford Hardware, underwent an operation at Symmes Hospital on Tuesday and is resting comfortably.
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Katherine’ S
Wells
Concord Road
James Harrigan
Belford
Symmes Hospital
Murphy Frenches Tie in Maynard Parochial Ceremony
Miss Alice Murphy of Maynard and Robert A. French of Bedford wed at St. Bridget's parochial residence on Monday evening January 23. The couple will reside on Shawsheen Road in Bedford. Also noted is the Grange whist series at Grange Hall begun January 27 with monthly plays through the seasons. the top scorer should receive a souvenir.
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French-Murphy
Alice _trade Murphy
Meynard
Robert A. French
Walter L. French
Grange Hall
Mrs Sarah J Murray Rites Held In Bedford
Funeral services were held Saturday January 31 for Mrs Sarah J Murray widow of James Murray of Spring. A native of Amherst Nova Scotia she moved to Bedford 50 years ago and lived there since. She leaves two daughters Meta Porter Bedford and Mrs C E Flagg Nevada and a stepson James Murray of Bedford.
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Sarah J. Murray
James Murray
Spring
Murray
Amherst
N. S
Bedford
Meta Porter
E Flagg
Nevada
Brother of Mrs Cole Passes Away in Lexington
Bedford residents express sympathy for Mrs Quincy S Cole over the death of her brother William A Jackson of Lexington. Born January 30 1855 in Bedford, he was a Fanueil Hall market businessman who retired four years ago due to ill health and lived on Hancock Street with his son William LeRoy Jackson. He died Monday January 28 and funeral services were held with Rev Dr J Vanor Garton of Bedford officiating, with his son and sister named as survivors.
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Cole
Bedford
Quincy S. Cole
William A. Jackson
Lexington
Jackson
Faneuil Hall
Hancock Street
William LeRoy Jackson
J. Vanor Garton
Ord
West Baptist Church
Wm. LeRoy ,Jackson
Ington
Quincy S Cole
Pomona Grange Plans Meeting in Ford Grange Hall
Pomona Grange No.23 will meet at Ford Grange Hall in Middlesex on February 1. Dinner served at 6.30 by local lodge members. Meeting to follow at 7.30 with Pomona Grange No.28 in attendance for guidance and discussion.
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Pomona Grange
Middlesex” Central
Ford Grange Hall
Weing
Retord Gr
Pomona
Wise
Midland League Standings Snapshot
Standing table shows Maynerd Colins Lincolns leading the Midland League with wins and losses to date. Remaining teams and exact records are not fully readable in the fragment.
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Maynerd
Colins
Lincolns
Concord Annual Revue and Minstrel Show Dates
Concord Council Knights of Columbus host an annual revue and minstrel show on Monday and Tuesday February 13 and 14. Competitive Whist by Concord Lodge of Elks set for Friday February 10 and Thursday February 23.
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Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Concord Lodge of Elks
Trinitarian Church Schedule in Concord Feb Meetings
The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord announces a week of events led by Pastor Gail Cleland PhD. Feb 1 Neighborhood Meetings on A Stronger Church Feb 2 Worth While Club Feb 3 Troop 2 Boy Scouts Feb 5 Sun School Bible Class 9 30 Morning Service with a sermon The Temple of Dreams 6 30 Young People Club Does Death End All Illustrate Drama Sermon Turn to the Right featuring Alice Terry notes release from prison and return to respectability Feb 8 no midweek meetings due to Town Caucus
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
Boy Scouts
Temple of Dreams
Alice Terry
Maynard Auxiliary to Hold Saturday American Legion Meeting
The Maynard auxiliary met to plan activities with Frank J. E. as host. Mrs. Sorisiad Mara of Cambridge chaired the session with Adela Hopkin and Grace Sweeney among the officers and honored guests.
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Maynard
Frank J
American Legion
Sex Con Council
En O'¢Lock
Sorisiad Mara
Cambridge
Adela E . Hopkin
Historicay County
Rmanna
Waltham
Migs Bugera
Concord
Charles
SAS
Seana
Grace
Sweeney
Sheridianly
Wellie’ Hazellan
Gertrude
Annie Ompeson
Comeat Y Sweeney
Jeremia
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Cynthia Roberts
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Southwestern Middlesex Public’ Health’ “Association
Ta Co. Lee
Marlboro Knights
Midland League
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Westboro
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Maynard Fem
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Peoples Theatre
Norma Talmadge
Pathe News
Marion Nixon and
Edmund Burtig
Aesops Fables
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Phyllis Haver
the Wise
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Jetta
Goudal
Victor Varconi
Forbidden Woman
Andi Cee
Jack Mulhall
Jane Winton
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American Woolen Company
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