Grandma Tabby Teaches Kitten Rats and Mice Snare
A tale recounts Grandma Tabby instructing her kittens on stealth and trapcraft to catch mice and rats. She emphasizes practice, patience, and restraint while guiding youngsters to become skilled mousers through careful observation and hunting wisdom.
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Ndma Tabby
Fegin
Grandma Tabby
Annual Meeting and Dedication of New Organ
The organ by Hook Hastings Kendall Green cost 4200 dollars and was installed. The dedication program featured Organ voluntary Largo singing by the congregation the Apostles Creed and readings by Dr Charles E Ralph from South Acton. The choir included a quartet with Duckworth Mrs Waters Parkin and George. The church was decorated with palms and cut flowers.
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Hook & Hastings
Kendall Green
Largo
Charles E
Cp Oser
Ralph
South Acton
Duckworth
G .Waters
Parkin
George A Tee
No Poison Found in Meat Linked to Zaleski Case
A Boston area court heard a poisoning tied to Zaleski and his wife Zalenski. Dr Boos reported no poison after police tested meat from the home. The defense led to discharge as the expert opinion was read, while Miss Irene O'Donnell visited Dorchester hosts Cleary.
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Zalenski
Zaleuski
Boos
Boston
Zalouaki
Rein Agee
Ethors
Irene O’donnell
Mrs. Cleary
Dorchester
Local clubs vie in winter basketball action in Hudson
Natick squads and Hudson town clash as Maynard professionals beat Hudson 35 to 31 in Town Hall. Elevations include Masonic and Odd Fellows tournaments with Brick volunteering snow duty and plans for a playground program.
Veterans Go Strong Lead In Local League Standings
The Mpegs and Giants contest top spots as A. A. A. holds second and Ki entrenched third. Crowds monitor tight league races with close results. Sailing of clubs Saturday noted.
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Giants
For Wanting Fame Swings into Local Spotlight
A fragmentary notice notes a local figure’s bid for recognition as investigators examine community attention toward entertainment ambitions. Limited readable details hint at ongoing inquiry and public interest surrounding the subject.
Adams Five of Roxbury Triumph in State Army Game
Adams Five of Roxbury defeated Co. H by 34 to 27 in a Thursday night basketball contest at Concord. The win reflects a solid team effort with key contributions from Roxbury players.
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Adams
Roxbury
Adams Five
Co. H
Pay
Eooreer Eeeenee
Concord High Announces Second Team Football Monograms
Twenty eight football monograms awarded at Concord High for the second team. Recipients include Captain Joe Mal Russell Ridge Connorton Archter Ridley Everett Todd and Thomas Wood. Second eleven Captain Donald Wood.
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Concord
Ag Folsa Arelty
Joe Mal- Russell Ridge
Seee Connorton
Arch Ter Ridley
Everett Todd
Thomas Wood
Donald Wood
Names on a Local Petition List Readout
A fragment lists multiple individuals including Louis Anderson and Goddard Lawton among others in a local petition context. Further readable names include George John Ostberg Frank Pickard Alfred Roberts Laurence Shea Woodworth and John.
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Anderson
Louis and
Lawton, Goddard
George John Ostberg
Frank Pickard
Alfred Roberts
Laurence Shea Woodworth
John
Forty Five Tournament Opens With Local Clubs Fight
The first Forty Five tournament meeting of the season featured the K of C and the A O H in Hibernian hall on Friday night January seven with about sixty in attendance. The A O H posted the high score as the two groups vie for a silver cup last won by the A C H. Games run weekly through April with the next gathering set for January fourteen at the K of C hall.
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S & Te
Odd Fellows
Masonic
Lady Warwick Lodge
D. of
K. of C
Hibernian Hall
K. of C. Hall
Captain Russell Eldridge Leads Wetnenaag High Winners
Captain Russell Eldridge is named captain for 1922 after the C winners received their letters at Cog ord High School. The ceremony followed Wetnenaag events and highlighted school sports leadership.
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Wetnenaag
Cog Ord
Funeral Rites for Mildred Parker Held at 29 Apsley Street
The funeral of Mildred Parker was held this morning from 29 Apsley Street with Rev. Herbert B. Francis officiating. Interment followed at Forest Vale Cemetery. Pallbearers included members of Troops 1 and 2, and undertaker charges were arranged by the funeral director.
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Mildred Parker
Apsley St
Herbert B. Francis
First Federated Church
Forestvale Cemetery
Walter R. Coolidge
King Say
Hudson, Marlboro
Maynard
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mount Vernon
Worcester
Marshall Propertyo
Dramatic Club Announces Spring Affairs Committee
At the monthly meeting the Dramatic club elected a committee to organize an early spring affair. Adelard N. Sansoucy and William Gaechner to lead, with Albert Dreau Ralph Lachapelle and Auclair named for duties.
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Dramatic Club
Charles Latia Soc
Anenas
Andina Wiesantstress
Lafrance
Henry
Ramed
Adelard N. Sansoucy
William Gaecher
Albert Dreau
Ralph Lachapelle
Auclair
District Deputy and Suite to Install Lodge in Worcester
W Aubrey Porter DD Grand Master will travel with Robert Howe Fay inner guard and Harry H Fagg Herald to Worcester tonight to install Anconia Lodge of Odd Gore of bearthens Lodge. Mr Prazeb is a member of Hudson Lodge.
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W. Aubrey Porter
Robert Howe Fay
Harry H. Fagg
Herald
Worcester
Anconia Lodge
Odd Gore
Bearthens Lodge
Prazeb
Hudson Lodge
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