Christie’s ad shines in B C A report and local notes
A roundup of local items notes Christie’s ad in the BC A edition. Mr and Mrs A Bovin visit Worcester. Gilroy’s matinee draws crowds. News Publishing Co of Hudson will print town reports, with four bidders. Members and elections details include Progressive lodge K of P and Business Men’s club nominees P J Sullivan and Raymond Kitchin.
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A. Bovin
Worcester
Gilroy
the News Publishing,Co. of
Hudson
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Business Men’s Club
P. J. Sullivan
Raymond Kitchin
Edison Company Lights Up Boston and Maine Station Grounds
The Edison Co. begins installing electric lights at the Boston and Maine Railroad station and on surrounding grounds enhancing night illumination for the facility and its environs.
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Wdison Go
Boston & Maine R. R
Coal Sold Here Equal to Any Mined
A bold display proclaims that DEMONSTRATION coal is convincing and that once used, it becomes the only kind customers will buy. The sign asserts coal sold here equals the best mined coal and suggests loyalty to this supplier.
Beautify Wilson Park prompts civic club action
At a Civic club meeting new members were inducted and several names were offered for vote at the next session. Reports show overall progress with Dr Immanuel Pfeiffer Jr leading the Outlook committee to plan plantings and labor in spring with town cooperation. A special committee of Louis Pfeiffer and Canon will discuss cooperation with the Light Co to advance mutual projects.
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Civic Club
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
Outlook
Louis Pfeiffer
Canon
Light Co
Amy
Mood, N.Y. School Highlights Business and Shorthand Program
A local note describes the Mood New York area offering a program labeled the Mood, N.Y. School of Business and Shorthand. The item emphasizes the school's business and shorthand courses as part of its curriculum.
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N.Y
Local Guests Visit Worcester and Wayland Mix
Charles J. Dean of Worcester and Mr. Dwight Dean host a Sunday visit. Mr. and Mrs. Sam l Saunders and son of Wayland call on Mrs. Horatio Hupt. F Goodwin and son Charles visit Mr. and Mrs. I D Perry. Albert J. Sheffield of Peabody in town with parents. Warren Green plans a town dancing school if a large class forms. he has years of experience with a Maynard quintet named LH A C.
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Charles J. Dean
Worcester
Dwight Dean
Sam'l. Saunders
Wayland
Horatio Hupt
F. Goodwin
Charles
L. D. Perry
Albert J. Sheffield
Peabody
Great Pond
Warren Green
Green
Maynard
LH. A.C
Textile workers strike grows at Barnaby plant
Seven hundred operatives at Barnaby company textile plant Fall River Mass idle after a strike of quillers beamers and slasher tenders. Loom fixers and weavers report serious sentiment and fear of wider action across mills as pace at looms slackens.
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Pali River
Mass
Barnaby Company
Anna
Athlete Stricken In Brown Pool Section
A swimmer named A Baines of Brown fell into the pool at Brown University. He was pulled out unconscious and in agony and is reported in a critical condition. Doctors have not determined the cause and entertain theories about his illness.
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Grown Providence
Baines
Brown
Notable Insanity Ruling Ties To Lowell Murder Case
A 1909 report from Lowell notes SFerron declared insane following a murder. The individual was committed January 36 to a tenement ward asylum. The case centers on a lunacy ruling affecting custody and legal proceedings.
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Udge
Lowell
Ers
Sete
Local News Briefs From Concord Junction Area
I. R. Bobarivel reports a new Hudson roadster arrived in town last week. Miss Alberta Andrews is confined at home with a critical illness. London will occupy the tenancy to be vacated by Mr. Peckham and family. The Saturday Evening Whist club met with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Adams. Jack McCloud left Waltham to return to Concord Junction. Charles Temple of Charlestown visited his brother in law Albert J. Hicks. Benj. Lane Lee Fee is en route to Forest Howe, formerly employed by Mr. Loring. Edward Landry was home over Sunday. he is employed by General Electric Co. Miss Macie Jensen is convalescing after a serious operation in Waltham hospital. The Concord Junction W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Henry M. Lane on Wednesday Feb 2 at 3 p.m. Every member is urged to attend. The Waist party by the Le dieur Parish Club Tuesday evening drew a full house and good fun. East bound B M railroad traffic delayed an hour or two Saturday afternoon by a locomotive breakdown near the Junction. The Ladies’ Union will hold a food sale in Union church next Friday afternoon Jan 28 offering dainty foods and candies.
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Assabet Furniture
John Connors
Marlboro
Mr. Connors
River View
Fitchburg
Waltham
Frank Johnson
Main St
Republican Town Committee
I. R. Bobarivel
Alberta Andrews
Inesa
London
Jack McCloud
Concord Junction
Charles Temple
Charlestown
Albert J. Hicks
Benj. Lane Lee Se Fee
Forest Howe
Loring
Edward Landry
Lynn
General Electric Co
Mies Macie Jensen
Waltham Hospital
Henry M. Lane
le Diew
Ladies’ Union
Union Church
Local clubs host guest night and music events in February
The West Concord Woman's Club hosts a guest night on February 18 with folk music at Mrs. G. Hollis Blake's home. Concord Musical Club plans an afternoon event February 1. Maynard hosts Harmony Lodge anniversary activities with Sum mer Hill lodge officers. Middlesex Co operative Garden Co adds Charlie Prescott to advisory board and asparagus growing at Boxboro farm. details in Maynard news.
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West Concord Woman's Club
Musketaquid Council
R. A
J. W. Langmaid
D. D
G. M.W. Giblin
Harmony Lodge
Maynard
Summer Hill Lodge
Charlies W. Prescott
Middlesex Co-operative Garden Co
Prescott
Boxboro
Maynard News
A Dollar Saved Earned By Wood Sewing Offer
An advertisement promises savings and earnings by buying wood long and having it sewn. Readers are urged to drop a postal to learn details of the deal.
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