Meetings of Farm Bureau Program at Boston Hort Hall
Middlesex County Farm Bureau members attend the statewide agricultural meetings at Horticul tural hall Boston from February 7 to 11. About 15 to 20 organizations join with events daily including breed barn lectures, fruit and vegetable grower sessions, beekeepers and poultry associations, a joint dairy and New England pork producers session, and a Thursday banquet at Ford hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minis
Middlesex County
Union Agricultural
Horticultural Hall
Boston
Agricultion Oo
Neleavin
Farm Bureau
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts Poultrymen's Association
Federated
Massachusetts Beekeepers’ Association
Nurserymen’s Association
Massachusetts Fruit Growers’ Association
Massachusetts Vegetable Growers
Fruit Growers’ Association
Mi Setts Dairymeny
New England Ik Producers’ Ton
Ford Hall
Bowdoiist and
Ashburton Place
State House
Women’s National Farm and Garden Branch
Massachusetts ‘Fruit Growers’. Association
Federated Farm Bureau
Man
Trade Exhibitors' Day Planned by Massachusetts Agriculture
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture announces a Friday February 11 Trade Exhibitors' Day in the main lecture hall. Several session programs will be announced later by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachusetts Department of Agriculture
Collector Advises in Regard to Income Tax
Collector John J. Mitchell tells thousands of 1919 filers who earned little in 1920 to ignore Federal tax blank if not liable. Those with income thresholds must file a return, including married couples with combined income over 2000 or single with over 1000. Guardians, trustees, and fiduciaries must report income for minors or incompetents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Office
John J. Mitchell
Martha M Harris 90 Dies in South Acton Home
Mrs Martha M Harris widow of William Harris died at her Robbins Lane home in South Acton aged 90 years 10 months 26 days. Survived by brother Solon A Robbins and several nieces and nephews, with funeral held at her home January 24 conducted by Rev William Dusreault. Interment Mount Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha M. Harris
William Harris
Solom.a. Robbing
Tilly
Johanna Robbins
Robbins Lane
South Acton
William Harshé
Restown
Old Home
Solon A. Robbins
Solon
Acton
Sunderland
Weughter
Jordan
Maynard
Solemn
Nettie Hayward
Etta C. Pratt
Carrie Durkee
West Acton
Mount Hope Cemetery
Springfield Groom and Miss Lafrance Marry Quietly
Peter P Payna of Springfield and Miss Valerie Lafrance daughter of Mr and Mrs Antonio Lafrance River Street were married in St Michael's church yesterday. Attendants were Ray Curley and Alma Lafrance sister of the bride. Due to a recent death in the groom's family no reception was held and the couple left for Springfield to reside. The groom is a chamber and has been working in Hudson.
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Peter P. Payna
Springfield
Valerie Lafrance
Antonio Lafrance
River St. A
St Michael’s
Ray Curley
Alma Lafrance
Sprigfield
Hudson
Body Brought to Hudson for Burial of Miss Ann Wirth
The body of Miss Ann Hildegarthe Wirth, aged 27, was brought to Hudson yesterday for burial in Rutland. She leaves her father and several brothers and sisters. Her mother passed away December 31, 1919.
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Hudson
Ann Hildegarthe Wirth
Rare Revolutionary Letters Belonging to Roy Sewall Found
Roy Sewall of Glendale possesses a rare collection of original letters, scripts, and newspapers from Revolutionary era. The items trace Capt. Henry Sewall of Maine, a Continental Army officer and friend of Lafayette, with letters from Fort Ticonderoga dated June 18, 1777, and include 1812 period papers and a 1776 Continental four dollar bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sewall
Glendale
Mire
Henry Sewall
Putnam, Ct
Sapt
Continental Army
Count Lafayette
Washington
Valley Forge
New Jersey
New York
Sewalls
Augusta
Sewall
York
Falmouth
Portland
Lexington
Cambridge
Col. Phinney
Burgoyne
Saratoga
Ft. Ticonderoga
Geven
Rtg
Rivene Lette
Massarate
Maine
Massachusetts
Lafayette
Hallowell
District Court of
Kennebec County
United Colonies
Congress
Philadelphia
Sur
Voter Registration Totals For Election Reach 1863
The Board of Registrars lists 1863 total voters with 743 women registered. Meetings this week saw attendees including Hoa V. and Elizabeth Jamison, Margaret Wollerschied, Grace Moynihan, May Johnson, Catherine Harrington, William Nelson and many others.
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Board of Registratrors
Hoa V
Elizabeth Jamieson
Margaret Wollerschied
Grace V. Moynihan
May J. Johnson
Catherine T. Harrington
William Nelson
Nellie J
Raymond A. Smith
Arthur M. James
R. Gallagher
Ralph A. Jamison
Fred A. Creighton
Peter Olsen
Ernest Rasmussen
Mary J. Smith
L. Jordan
Clarence A. Smith
Elizabeth Lesage
Eva H. Evers
Joseph D. Sullivan
Bila G. A Bessie Morton
Frank O'Brien
Elias N. Atyeh
Harry White
Celia Richards
Albert J. Rasmussen
Wm F. Casey
I. Henson
I —. Oa Atson
Netreene
Klaveth ‘Rela
Addie Wolf
Nina B. Cook
Edward King
Harrle O
Defendant admits guilt in art theft case
Charles Dyson returned from Montreal where he testified in a case involving theft of art from the Sinedian Pacific railroad. The defendant admitted delivering the goods and the amount stolen is reported as a large figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dyson
Montreal
Can
Sinedian Pacific Railroad
Cae
Ligurea
Town Meeting Candidates Tilt In Ward Contests
The town meeting slate includes Samuel Lever a business leader and James Mahoney as independents while John T Higgins runs as a non partisan veteran. Higgins a Navy veteran and former Legion official emphasizes service above party in a contested political year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lever
Business Men's Association
Lever
James Mahoney
John T. Higgins
Oat
Frank J. DeMars Post
American Legion
Higgins
U. S. Navy
Legion
James Duaneer
Duane
Maynard
Commande Duane
Army
Navy
Jone
Jack
Sam
James J. Hilferty
Mortimer H. Paine
John B. Shaw
Overseer of the
James Mullin
Shaw
Mullin
Patrick Kane
Petition Seeks Salaried Game Warden for Maynard
A petition will be circulated this week to insert in the town warrant at the March meeting an article calling for a small appropriation to secure the appointment of a paid game warden for Maynard. It is said that $50 will be requested. The warden will be appointed by the state per report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icle
Maynard
Valentine Cake Walk At Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
A Valentine party after Mizpah Rebekah Lodge business session was enjoyed by attendees. Mrs Florence Randell and Miss Lilian Clark won cake prizes, with Mrs Inez Andrews winning another. Walter Denniston led a blindfold game and arrangements were made for Taen charge of several members.
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Mizpah Rebekah
Florence Randell
Lilian Clark
Inez
Andrews
Walter Denniston
Taeen
Margarette Trees
Marion Jones
Mine Neartha Parker
Hana Erickson
Ralph
William Jones
Jewel of Mainstreet launches ice boat on Mystic River
Charles Jewel of Mainstreet launched his ice boat last Saturday afternoon on the Mystic River. The report notes upcoming church services and social events including a Valentine Party at Church of Christ, a K of C dance in Lexington attended by Bedford folks, and music by Sheridan's orchestra and Moriarty's for upcoming dances. The High School cadets plan their annual Cadet Ball soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Jewel of Mainstret
Mystic River
St Michael’s Church
Valentine
Church of Christ
YPSCB
Bedford
K. of. C
Bedford Grange Whist Parties Planned in February
A series of three whist parties is listed with events on February 2, 10, and 15. Whist will run from 8 to 10 pm and dancing from 10 to 11 pm. A food candy and apron sale accompanies the Union school event on Thursday afternoon from 2 to 6 under the Parent Teacher’s association.
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Bedford Grange
Union School
Parent Teacher's Association
Kewpie Dance by Legion Auxiliary Draws Large Crowd
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post American Legion held a Kewpie Dance in the town hall last Wednesday evening and reported a great success with many attendees enjoying the event.
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Women's Auxiliary
Anthony Hunt Hamilton
American Legion
Madame LeNormand’s Gypsy Fortune Cards Sold By Mail
Vintage advertisement notes Madame LeNormand’s famous fortune telling cards offered postpaid on receipt of $1.00. Moriarty’s orchestra provided music for dancing until midnight in a social setting with couples in attendance. J Napentaook Co., Worcester.
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Moriarty
Madame Lenormand
J. Napentaook Co
Worcester
Thompson Blood entertains Littleton Grange guests
Mr Blood left York for a three weeks trip covering many cities and towns in New Jersey and Pennsylvania after entertaining members of the Littleton Grange and their guests on a Wednesday or Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Blood
Littleton Grange
Mr Blood
York
New Jersey
Penneyvania
Boy Scout Anniversary Week Observed by Concord Troops
Sunday marked the start of Boy Scout Anniversary Week with Concord and Cord Junction scouts meeting at West Concord Union Church where Rev Alfred W. Stone delivered a sermon based on Scout Law. The Monday meeting was postponed to Tuesday for a social at Mr E B Read’s Highland Street home. Mrs F C Ackley of Aberdeen, visiting New York, called on her sister Mrs F L Garland during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Concord
Cord Junction
West Concord Union Church
Alfred W. Stone
E B. B. Read
Highland St
F. C. Ackley
Olwin Dry Goods Co
Aberdeen
Dakota
New York
F. L. Garland
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Joseph Hannon
McKinley St
M. B. Church
Tel
Waldo P. Lapham
Lapham Bidg Recidence
Main St
A. G. Brannap
Legion Auxiliary
Concord Junction
Asia
Lowell
Lowell Fertilizers
Germany
Company
Gransheb Ginadadaneianaats
B. W. Brown CO
THE
Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
Prop
Tt. A. Wilson
Mar
Fitchburg
Garden of Allah
Ana Gna
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