Warsworth to Waltham Hospital Operated On
Lincoln residents Marty Williams and Underwood underwent operations at Waltham hospital on consecutive days. Elizabeth Hunter visited Newton relatives. a barn fire at Jas. Des Normandies destroyed the structure with horses and cattle saved. Several locals attended evangelistic services in Boston and Lake Nagog outings drew many familiar faces. Woman, Mrs. Hattie Hill Ferris, died in Boston after long illness. funeral at Mt. Auburn cremation followed. Enterprise ads pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hunter
Gordon
Newton
Moss
Underwood
Waltham Hospital
Wilbur Smith
Dr. Hart
Phillips Bradley
B. EB. Bradley
Achren
Herman
Lincoln
Wood
Waltham
Jas. Des Normandies
Hattie Hill Ferris
Hew
Albarmarle St
Boston
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
North Acton Notes On Visits And G. A. R. Attendance
North Acton reports David Morrison visited Kingston New Hampshire last week. J W Dupee attended the G A R convention in Boston last week. Mr and Mrs Clarence A Frost are mentioned in the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Morrison
Friends
Kingston
N. H
J. W. Dupee
Boston
Powder mill wash house blaze wounds eight workers
An explosion and fire at the wash house of an American powder mill injured eight of twelve men present. The blaze, sparked by foot dust and spilled powder, destroyed the wooden building. Five men were sent to Mass General Hospital. all are expected to recover, with James Rogers in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company
Daniel E. Goodenow
F. U Rich
F. I. Flagg
Mass. General Hospital
Dr. Goodenow
Frank S. Ferns
James Rogers
James Hunt
Ralph Macomber
John Rogers
Gustave Jensen
Gus Veranonovich
Chris Hansen
Chris Kyer
Not a Candidate Proclaims Sanderson For Town Clerk
F E Sanderson states he will not seek town clerk this year and hints at possible candidacy in a future year. New filings include Joshua Edward for board of health John W Flood for assessor to replace Fowler ex Rep C J Lynch Democratic aspirant Emanuel Taylor Levi R Cheney Republican overseer of the poor William Bishop free warden. Democrats boast of Lynch’s return and forecast victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
F. E. Sanderson
Sanderson
Joshua Edward
Board of Health
John W. Flood
O. S. Fowler
Ic. J. Lynch
Fowler
Emanuel Taylor
Levi R. Cheney
William Bishop
Mr. Lynch
Quiet Campaign Marks Democratic Selectman Race
The Democratic party shows unusual calm ahead of the Thursday evening nominating event. Organizers Coughlan Conley and Creighton push a clean race with no negatives, while Republicans prepare caucus nominees and hopefuls Mullin Lynch and Driscoll appear as other local contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectman
Messrs
Coughlan
Conley
Creighton
James Mullin
C. J. Lynch
Nicholas Driscoll
Selectmen
Bedford News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Bedford notes report rheumatism attacks and whist club meetings at Mrs J Q Blake s home. Local hounds were seen chasing deer in the east part of town. Mr and Mrs Louis Pfeiffer and son visited Nashua New Hampshire with Mr and Mrs J Howard Gile. The Minute Men plan a town hall vaudeville for early April. Randall A Whittier may manage the proposed baseball team under the civic athletic committee. Warren E Carson of Bedford died suddenly from heart failure at 10:15 p m February 16. He was born September 7 1892 in Nashua and lived in Bedford since 1893. Interment was in Wilton New Hampshire. War ren Cutler led moth control efforts with Woodland sprayer, 400 gallon tank and 8 to 10 hp engine, adding a second unit for readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pfeiffer and Son
Nashua
N. H
J. Howard Gile
Bedford Civic Club
Randall A. Whittier
Warren Edwin Carson
Bedford
Concord High School
Wilton
Warren Cutler
Moth Commission
NO CONTESTS AT CAUCUS IN BEDFORD TOWN MEETING
The Citizens caucus in Bedford town hall elected officials without contest. Irving L. Hodgon was nominated to serve as selectman, with several other town posts elected for three year terms. A collection was taken to cover meeting expenses. A lost fur glove is sought, with a reward offered for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
Charles W. Jenks
J. Pfeiffer Jr
Bedford
Irving L. Hodgdon
Wm. G. Hartwell
Chas. A Burke
Geo. Arthur Skelton
A. Elmer Blake
Wallace G. Webber
Sherman G. Rich
David L. B. Fitch
James Sallaway
Ernest H. Hosmer
Free Public Library
Geo. R. Blinn
Shawsheen
Chas. F Williams
Edward Walsh
P. Kelly
Thomas Ryan
Geo. Sweetnam
Tost
Congregational
Church St
Concord Junction
Prudential Policy Protects Family Interests
A Prudential life policy safeguards your and your family’s interests with higher premiums yielding greater insurance coverage. Agent M. F. Manning promotes this plan and explains its financial security benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential
M. F. Manning
Local Notes from South Sudbury and Nearby
Mrs C Hunt visited her daughter's Elm Farm on Friday. Wilfred A Jones of Waltham visited his parents Monday. Mrs George Eaton of Waltham and her daughter called on Mrs Cutter Monday. William M and Leonard P visited with their parents Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Raymond hosted a party for Washington's Birthday at their summer home. Mrs H L Newton and Mrs C L EB Perry attended a matinee at Hollis Street Theatre to see Billie Burke in Love Watches. An unusually large number of visitors filled the town Monday amid ideal outdoor weather and heavy highway traffic. R H Hall contracted to haul logs for W S Warren to Pratt's Mills for future building improvements. George W G san, the state carrier, narrowly escaped injury when his horse bolted at an auto truck. bruises to shoulder and hip, no bones broken. Rev B C Whiting preached on The Majesty of God from Luke 9 43 at Memorial church, with an engaging young people's meeting later. Jane C nicherduc r SHOP AAEM attended L Richardson and Mrs Whiting participated. Mr Beckwith sang and Mrs G Parkey Oviatt sang Shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred A. Jones
Waltham
George J. Eaton
C. A. Cutter
William M
Leonard P
Boston
John Goulding
H. L. Newton
C. L. EB. Perry
Hollis St
Billie Burke
B. C. Whiting
God
Jane C Nicherducr
Town Notes and Social Roundup
Sudbury residents entertained relatives over holiday while Garleton Rogers of Harvard College stayed home for the break. About 30 couples attended a local dance on the 22nd for a pleasant evening. News arrived of the serious illness of Mrs. Ora Burnham in Medford with death hourly expected. Performances included Miss Eliza McLean visiting grandmother Mrs. Horatio Hunt. Chester Perry and Herbert Newton saw Billie Burke in Love Watches at Hollis Street Boston. The 8 H S basketball team defeated Framingham High 18 to 16 here. final game likely next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stone
Garleton Rogers
Harvard College
Frances Bent
Lowell
Dwight Dean
Somerville Washington
Eliza F. McLean
Horatio Hunt
Ora (Clark) Burnham
Medford
Chester Perry
Herbert Newton
Billie Burke
Hollis St
Boston
Framingham High School
Local visitors and guests over the holiday weekend
Clarence Bodfigh of Providence visited over the holiday. Miss Cora Hyde of Wellesley stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Horan. Miss Claflin and Miss Hurley of Lowell visited Mr. and Mrs. James Slaflin over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bodfigh
Providence
Cora Hyde
Wellesley
John Horan
Miss Claflin
Miss Hurley
Lowell
Mrs
James Slaflin
Nurses on Call Offer Short Notice Registry Service
Registry provides trained or experienced nurses on short notice with weekly rates from 10 to 21 dollars. Telephone numbers for night and day service listed as ezit WALTHAS 21270 GT-3.
Concert Junction and Local Notes on Boston Area
Concert Junction reports A B Palmer resumed work at the Boston Harness Shop Tuesday. Webb Robbins received a carload of heroes from the west last Wednesday. The Rovers schedule a return game with Sudbury on Feb 25. Maynard and I R Beharrell add a new house near Commonwealth Ave bridge. Charles Temple of Charlestown visited Albert J Hicks. William Wright and family sailed to Bermuda for the winter. W C Robbins returned from the west with horses. The Benefit dance was a success with many tickets sold. A Concord lodge delegation visited Prospect lodge of Waltham and enjoyed the degree work. A chimney fire at Patrick Keefe’s farmhouse was quickly controlled. Walter Clay suffered a boot-penetrating axe injury while driving a lumber team last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers
Sudbury
Maynard. I. R. Beharrell
Commonwealth Ave
Charles Temple
Charlestown
Albert J. Hicks
William Wright
Hayward Place
Barrett Mill Road
Bermuda
W. C. Robbins
East Acton
Concord Lodge
No. 212
Prospect Lodge
Waltham
Patrick
Keefe
Acton Road
Walter Clay
Clay
Doubleheaders Saturday Night Promote Maynard Service
The C M and H rail line announces a Saturday night double header to Maynard at 7:80 and an extra Maynard to Concord Junction car at 16:00 if traffic warrants, continuing weekly while patronage holds. A special timetable will be published in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
C. M. & H. St. Railway
Maynard
For Sale A Small Barn in Concord Junction Mass
Local listing advertises a small barn in Concord Junction Massachusetts available for sale and suitable for vehicle storage or auto use. Classified under rural properties with contact by B. F. Howe for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Howe
Concord Junction
Mass
Concord News Highlights Local Visitors and Events
Concord residents host friends from Somerville Waltham Cambridge and Reading over the holiday. Chatter includes plans for a bicycle shop opening and a dramatic club rehearsal of The Importance of Being Earnest for March 25 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlena Butters
Cambridge
Nellie Maker
Walden St
Edith Babcock
Somerville
Concord Friends
Concord Dramatic Club
Philip Harvey
Oscar Wilde
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marty Williams
Ephraim Flint
R. D. Donaldson
Mechanics Building
Chris. I. Miller
William Veno
Lagrippe
Eben
Daniel Davis
Davis Farm
Everett Maynes
Peterboro
Blanchard & Gould
Heald Farm
U. S
Stephen Dane
North Acton
Hartwell & Hosmer
D. C. Harris
Lake Nagog
F. H. Holden
W. C. Conant
E. H. Green
C. N. Goward
Dr. Stone
Mr. Underhill
Clarence A. Frost
Europe
United States
H. P.N. Dahl
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Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nasan
Maynard, Mass
Jack Frost
Frost
W. F. Litchfield
Opp Mill
American Powder Mills
Fred Davis
Entre Nous Whist Club
J. Q. Blake
J. H. Brown
Fred Cook
South
George J. Raymond
Washington
R. H. Hall
W. 8. Warren
Pratt’s
Mr. Warren
George W. G San
Stat Ca
The
Red Cross
Moody St
Waltham, Mass
Ezit
Walthas
Concert Junction
A. B. Palmer
Webb Robbins
Concord
Herbert Hunt
Lynn Washington
Bessie Hunt
May Duhig of
Besse MeWalter
Albert Rockwood
Amherst Agricultural College
Bessie Towle
South Framingham
Hattie Heath
South Lincoln
R. D. Willard
Willow St
Helen Donahue
Charles Barnes
Charles Evans
J.M. Keyes
Effie Saunders
Reading
M. Cox
New York
Cox
J. W. van Dycke
National Express Co
Albany,n
Mr. van Dycke
Albany
Whitcomb’s
Andrew Raymond
Cogstini
Bristol Hill
Keyes
Walden Hall
Walden Street
Post Main Street
Fice Tel
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