Bus dispute continues between Clinton and Hudson boards
Clinton and Hudson selectmen remain at odds over bus operations. Chairman Mccarthy favors a dual schedule with half hour and hourly departures, aiming for better service, while Chairman Glosser opposes issuing a permit to Pescarini of Lancaster and cites lack of bonding and prior unsatisfactory practices. Lovell Bus already holds Hudson approval and serves the public adequately.
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Clinton
Hudson
Glaser
McCarthy
Onion
Ghetter
Irmans
Glogler
John Pescarini
Lancaster
Pescarini
Pescani
Lovell Bus Company
Selectmen of
Fr McCormack Visits Home
Rev Peter F. McCormack of Manaponsette visited his mother Mrs Elizabeth McCormack at her Pim Street home. She had a fall yesterday feared serious injury, but today her condition is reported improved.
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Hudson
Peter F. McCormack
Manaponsette
Elizabeth McCormack
McCormack
Chiropractor Case Delayed As Trial Set To May
In Hudson on February 3, W K Powell chiropractor faced district court in a case charging practicing medicine without a license. The trial was postponed to May after State Inspector Cole indicated the patient was sent to obtain evidence. Key witness Flanders remains hospitalized after knee surgery, and counsel Hoad did not appear for the postponement.
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Powell
Mr Flanders
Brookline
R. H.beaudreau
Atty Ho
Porter Dies After Lingering Illness at Core Hudson
Raymond A Porter aged 21 son of Mrs Lillian S Porter died after a lingering illness at 8 30 pm at his home 26 River Street Hudson He was born in Hudson son of Granville Rockwell and Jillian Taylor lived here all his life and worked in Hudson shoe factories Funeral service will be held Friday at 2 pm from his home Rev William Sankyo with Mrs Herman EB French and Mrs Carrie EB Hancock singing The body will be placed in Forestvale Cemetery receiving tomb awaiting spring burial He is survived by his mother and one brother Clarence Edward Merrill Co in charge of funeral arrangements
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Hudson
Sons of Veterans
Raymond A. Porter
Lillian S. Porter
River Street
Porter
Granville Rockwell
Jillian
Taylor
Tanega
Hudson Shoe
William Sankyo
Herman EB. French
Carrie EB. Hancock
Forestvale
Clarence
Edward Jy. Merrill & Co
Berlin Town Elects Moderators and Officials in Annual Vote
Henry Wheeler was elected town moderator for the 34th year and Frank H. Crossman town clerk for the 43rd year at the Berlin town election held yesterday. Walter J. Allen won the sole contested race for free warden over David Minér by 107 to 69. Other officers chosen include Amy D. Carter selectman for three years, N. Harriman Fay assessor for three years, F. F. Dunfield treasurer, Robert B. Taylor collector, FE. Montrose Evans auditor, Ida J. Sawyer school committee for three years in her seventh term, and a constable for three years.
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Hudson
Henry Wheeler
Frank H. Crossman
Berlin
Walter J. Allen
David Minér
Amy D. Carter
N. Harriman Fay
F. F. Dunfield
Robert B. Taylor
Montrose Evans
Ida J. Sawyer
Catching Cold Is Not an Accident
An old health advisory explains colds result from neglecting common health habits and fatigue. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as a means to rebuild resistance and prevent future attacks, claiming it will not build new strength but drive off the cold.
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Father John
Local Budget Proceedings Name School and Public Works Allocations
Walter Cole trustee and Waldo L Wheeler preside as commissioners review a detailed budget for schools and town services. Allocations include elementary 12500 high school tuition 4100 transportation 1200 trade school 460 125 highway and bridge 3300 road state county 3000 memorial day service 109 police and electric light expenses 500 250 136 for ag tax and street maintenance. A license vote passed Yes 31. Sawyer Britton Jackson Hubbard Anella Dunfield Ernest Ross will report at the next meeting.
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Sawyer
Britton Jackson
Hubbard
Anella Dunfield
Ernest
Fire sergeant dies in Fifth Avenue blaze at Dobbs and Co
Four firefighters were injured in a spectacular Fifth Avenue fire at Dobbs and Co. Lt. William R. Fletcher died from burns sustained during rescue efforts. The other four firefighters are reported not seriously hurt. Property damage is estimated at 1.2 million dollars.
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New York
Aere Dobbs ‘and Co
William R. Fletcher
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R. A. Porter
Pittsburg
J.C. Gensberg
Walter Cole
Waldo L. Wheeler
R. B. Bill
Edith R
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Bernard Wheel
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Telam
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Imperial
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Gruber
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