Cold morning as town records subzero temps
The town reported zero to minus ten degree readings on Friday and Monday. Skene poultry farm reports a 74 percent hatch from its mammoth incubator. A Boston pawn shop sale of $50 property items linked to the Jackson house break prompts a warrant for the thief. The community prepares a Feb 15 food sale at Union School House for the Parent-Teachers association with tea and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skene Poultry Farm
David Benson Young
Maine
New York City
W. Young
Springs Rd
Young
Flager
Florida Keys
Kelley
Boston
Jackson House
East Bedford
Union
Parent-Teachers Association
Parents-Teacher Association
Gardening lecture boosts girls tomato clubs effort
The Parent-Teacher Association with the school committee will host a town hall meeting on Thursday evening February 27. Prof. O. A. Morton of Massachusetts Agricultural College will present an illustrated talk on General Gardening focusing on tomato clubs to help girls in growing canning and marketing tomatoes. All interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
O. A. Morton
Mass. Agricultural College
Bedford Civic Club Thanks Young for Town Hall Talk Notice
A Bedford Civic Club letter dated February 8 1913 expresses thanks to Sydney W Young for arranging a town hall talk to be published in the Bedford Enterprise. The note notes publishers’ insertion and promises the talk will be worthwhile. Also listed is a for sale notice for a windmill tank and tower with town water, Box 82 Bedford Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Civic Club
Bedford Enterprise
Arthur B. Carson
Town Water
Bedford
Mass
Chinese Amazons to the Front
One of the trains carrying soldiers also moved to the front with a number of female fighters. About a hundred and fifty women volunteered as Amazons, among the rampaging contingent of armed women reported by the Shanghai Mercury.
Maynard William Priest Drives New Route Asset
Various local social notes report movements visits and events. Maynard drives a new horse for his route while Chelsea resident James Mahon visits Edward Mahon. Mrs. Julia May hosts in Boston. Edna Denniston enjoys Brookline weekend. Lloyd returns from New York and Oneida. Chester Burnham visits Methuen. Miss Beatrice Sunderland visits Winchester. Charles Wollerschied visits Lynn. Mrs. Mary McCleary travels to Thompsonville. skating throngs fill the mill pond. Frank Kelley hosts Roslindale гостей. King’s office to close for surgery. Co F basketball in Marlboro. Concord beats Maynard in six man match. Esther Bower hosts grapho phone party. school fair banners read Feb 27-28 Mar 1. John Nee leaves for Lyman school watchman. Caledonian club elects officers. library system upgrade delays annual book inspection. St. Bridget’s Ash Wednesday services draw large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mahon
Chelsea
Edward Mahon
Thompson St
Tre
B. Driscoll
Harrison St
Bellows Falls
William May
Boston
Julia May
Summer St
Edna Denniston
Brookline
Lloyd
New York City
Oneida
N. Y
Chester Burnham
Methuen
Hiram Parkin
Beatrice Sunderland
Winchester
Charles Wollerschied
Lynn
Ernest
Mary McCleary
Thompsonville
Conn
Frank E. Taylor
Herbert Lemoyne
Board of Registrars
Margaret Connolly
James Claflin
Roxbury
Arthur Proctor
Canada
Canadian Northwest
Vancouver
Mill Pond
Frank. Kelley
Roslindale
Edward T. McManue
Sudbury
St. Sire
Sonap
King
Deaconess
Concord
Marlboro
Co. F
Armory
Soldier Boys
Maynard
Esther Bower
Acton
John Nee
Lyman School
Westboro
Nee
Caledonian Club
Masonic Hall
Rander
Scott
Walter J. Browne
Fr. Browne
Sheehan
Community notes reflect move ins and events in Weymouth and Boston
P Cantwell and family move from Bedford street to Weymouth. Al Jennings leaves C H & M St R R and joins the math department. John M Keyes J W Raymond and Richard F Wood attend a Fat Men's club meeting in Boston. Rev B E Carlsen of Boston speaks on Personality at Concord M E church. Local druggists to close Friday evenings in February at 830. Trinitarian Brotherhood March meeting on the 11th featuring Arthur Moody deputy IRS. Miss Constance W Grant travels in New York and Washington with her grandmother, staying at The Grafton. Mrs Gaius Merwin and Miss Harriett L Eaton host Musical Club at VP Leith’s home. A town hall event scheduled for Saturday the 15th. Invitations issued by Miss Jessie Lowden Ruth Raymond GL Hunt and Mrs Hisie Rose. George A Barker leaves Municipal Light plant. Denis Forne appointed. Public hearing on Feb 19 on a state bill for $40,000. Co I officers of Mass Regt M V M to be reimbursed for armory loss. beneficiaries Capt R B Petersen and 1st Lt Michael J Dee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Cantwell
Bedford St
Weymouth
al Jennings
John M. Keyes
J. W. Raymond
Richard F. Wood
N. B. Fat Men's Club
Revere House
Boston
Rev. B. E. Carlsen
Concord M. E
Trinitarian Brotherhood
Arthur Moody
Internal Revenue
Constance W. Grant
George W. Grant
New York
Washington, D. C
the Grafton
Gaius Merwin
Harriett L. Eaton
Musical Club
Hugh FP. Leith
Town Hall
Jbsie Lowden
Ruth Raymond
G L. Hunt
Hisie Rose
George A. Barker
Municipal Light Plant
Denis Forne
N. B. Tel. & Tel. Co
Committee On Military Affairs
Frederic Puen
Co. I
Mass
R. B. Petersen
Michael J. Dee
Local Social Notes and Community Events in Concord Junction
Windsor guest Fred Mangue visits Jas Cutler on Laws Brook road. Alonzo McBurnie ill with pneumonia three weeks. Hayden Samson of New York to address Bible Students at 19 Laws Brook road Friday at 7 30 p m. James Boylan recovering after hospitalization. Terran family and A P Simpson occupy house on Central street. Sleigh ride to Acton Centre with Concord group. fresh meats served at the Acton Seattle hall. First Middle Sex Union Christian Endeavor rally at Union church Thursday with guests from surrounding towns. Hon John Jacob Rogers of Lowell speaks on immigration limits, well received. Local post office free delivery extended to lower Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mangue
Windsor
Jas. Cutler
Laws Brook Rd
Alonzo McBurnie
Hayden Samson
New York
James Boylan
Spital
John Terran
A. P. Simpson
Central St
Simpson
Acton Centre
Pany
Concord
Acton Seattle
First
Rogers
Lower Main St
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C. H. Wilcox
Case Black
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Main Street
Framingham
Marlboro, Mass
Milford
William Priest
Toe
Democrat
White’s
Tel
Concord, Mass
R. J. Red Chicks
Nason Street
Kalle
Lane
Big Ben
George H. Catteridge
MR. Davis
E. H. Davis, Saw Srecer
F. Litci Main St
Hfield Maynard
Concord Junction
Many & Man
Pate
Optometrist
P.S
So Easy
Sharon
Fireu
Glenwood
Mason
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