Backlog drama set for Littleton town hall
The town to host a postponed Backlog club drama The Colonel's Maid on February 27 and 28. Local notes report Edwin Loring of Worcester plans to take possession of a small Liberty square farm from Elmar Flage by March. his mother Mrs Addie Russell Lovering will live with him.
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Town Hall
Edwin Loring
Worcester
Leonard Cutler
Liberty Square
Elmar Flage
Addie Russell Lovering
Elmar Plage
Mildred Mro
Rx Flagg
Janes Brown
Danvers
Unique Valentine Shower for 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. FL Flagg celebrated 40 years of marriage with a floral shower on February 14. Four generations attended as relatives presented 40 one dollar bills in a unique keepsake.
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Chas
FL Flagg
Burton S. Flagg
Andover
Chas. K. Houghton
Marion W. Flagg
Farmers Institute menu and program highlights
Attendees at the Farmers Institute in town hall Tuesday heard a morning program on mutually beneficial arrangements for milk producers contractors and consumers. John K Whit ing spoke on cattle breeds and Albert F Haywood spoke on housekeeping and homemaking. Afternoon topics included efficient farming on small farms water use in commercial gardening and intensive farming near Boston. Dinner featured 1206 Rev Packard as toastmaster and short speeches and music.
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Farmers’ Institute
Town Hall
John K. Whiting
Albert F. Haywood
Ashby
E. G._ Fairfield
Sir. Packard
Henry M. Howard
State Board of Agriculture
Boston
Alcott House Fund Drive Progress at Concord Club
Concord Woman's Club reports on the Alcott House memorial to Louisa May Alcott. A year of circulars and small gifts has yielded 5725.82 with 2000 in three months. the house cost 2000, repairs about 6000 total, 2000 more needed for endowment. Open to visitors April 1 with 25 cent admission for the public.
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Alcott House
Concord Woman's Club
Alcott
Louisa May Alcott
Mass
Massachusetts
England
Italy
South America
Owl's Nest
B. W. Brown
May Alcott
Presenta
Club Membership Drive Urges Full Support for Finishing Funds
Laura P. Furber announces that despite progress in one year, reports claiming the entire sum has been raised are false. She appeals members and the public to correct misconceptions and continue donations to ensure completion and permanence of the undertaking.
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Laura P. Furber
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