Bedford Stage Manager James R Pitman Dies At 70s
James R Pitman longtime stage manager in Bedford and Boston theatres died after a sudden illness. He trained under William Warren and John Gilwert and worked at Castle Square Theatre Weston Museum Boston Museum then Boston theatre Majestic and Orpheum. He and wife celebrated a golden wedding on January 1 and funeral was held at his daughter’s home on February 15.
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James R. Pillmen
Bedford
Lindsey Morrison
Castle Square
Weston Museum
Pitman
William Warren
John Gilwert
Allaen Wen
Boston Musum
Nat Gooern
Walach
Davenport
Berton
Dixey
James Nolan
John Mason
Boucteault
Mr. Pitman
Boston Theatre
Lindsay Morrison
Orpheum
Majestic
Lynn Theatres
Mr. Morrison
Mrs. Pitman
Selectmen Urge Economies to Cut Town Tax Rate
In their report to the town the selectmen recommend economy in all departments due to the increased tax rate and advise that no appropriations be requested unless absolutely necessary. The aim is to reduce the tax levy while preserving efficiency and essential services.
Local Notes From South Sudbury and Surrounding Towns
South Sudbury residents report visiting relatives in New Britain and Waltham. Tippling Rock near Nobscot Mountain is set to host a new dwelling after land purchases. Local farmers update wood sales and snow related transport issues as residents cope with frequent storms.
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A. Cutter
Faton
Waltham
Rival's Failures Hardest Trial of the Heart
Poem quip about testing heart as it faces a rival's failure and the challenge of maintaining dignity without triumph. Atin offers a reflective line on jealousy and resilience.
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Atin
Concords Mid Middlesex Union Holds Annual Convention
The Mid Middlesex C E Union met at Trinitarian church in Concord with a late arrival of delegates due to trains. About 135 attended the afternoon session as Rev Edgar Crossland spoke on Optimism and Rev A B Beale on Forward and Not Backward. Officers were installed and Miss Mary W. Tewksbury honored for two years of service.
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Siven
Middlesex C. E. Union
Concord
G. A. Tewksbury
The
Trinitarian Church
N. Rutan
Maynard
Packard
Littleton
Helen Reed
West Acton
Mabel Parker
Attleton
Mary W. Tewksbury
J. J. Gregg
D. D. Witchburg
Carl ‘Stackman
Somerville
Whist Party Held at Wanketassee Farm
The auxiliary members gathered for a whist party at Smith's Wanketassee farm. Over a dozen tables competed with Edward B. Caiger taking first seats and Mrs. Edward Powers first ace. Congrats went to Mrs. T. H. Mahan and Lee Brown. Refreshments followed social hour.
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Smith
Wanketassee Farm
Edward B. Caiger
Edward Powers
T. H. Mahan
Lee Brown
Gravity Clock Innovation With Self-Powering Upright Bar
An illustrated item describes a gravity powered clock that does not need winding. It notes power is supplied by the clock’s seven day descent and ascent cycle. The device rests on a mahogany base with arches and supporting bars forming a central arch.
Roadmap fragment hints at world event
Fragmentary OCR hints at a world event involving a person or place named Chibet. The text is incomplete, offering only scattered words about direction and time. Further readable context is needed to identify actors, location, and outcome.
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Aynard
Hill
Hamblen
Ecunon.y
South
Sudbury
C. W Richardson
New Britain
Conn
Freda A. Noves
Roite
Frank B. Talis
Framingham
Carl Webber
Milton
Sanday
Ovis
W. M. Goulding
Walth
R. H. Hall
Goodwin
Ieek
Sra. Kempton
Milesims
Mr. Onaxtra
Y. M. Parmenter
Suntay
Mosera
Miner Acurive Tareche
Ferien
Qduian Harrington
Beth Harrington
Fishel
Boston
Josephine Welch
M. EB
Fish
Alice Kenyon
Chelsea
Edwin Booth
Holisop
Muminating Co
Bent
A. T. Haynes & Coq
Praia
Rexall
Whist Party
Johnson
Main Street
Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Prop
Mass
Charles.e. Wheeler
Treas
Wilder X. Macurda, Ph. G
E. A. Buck
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