Grange Masquerade Ball Planned for Friday Night
John L. Norton of Hudson is confined at home with a severe grippe. The general committee in charge of the Grange Masquerade Ball to be held Friday night February 1 will meet tonight to finalize arrangements. Members include Mr and Mrs Willis, FE Wheeler, Einard Swenson and Miss Edith DeArmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Norton
Hudson
Grange
Willis FE. Wheeler
Einard Swenson
Edith DeArmond
Changes delay work upon appropriations
The appropriation committee met in the Town Hall to prepare 1924 allocations. Members include Normen B. Botter Clarence Ff Buckley Frank W. Eames Tar bell P. Haskit Martin H. Ryan and Frederick Proctor. Changes to department figures require another meeting in the coming days to finalize data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northboro
Normen B. Botter
Clarence Ff. Buckley
Frank W. Eames
Tarbell P. Haskit
Martin H. Ryan
Frederick Proctor
Town Hall
Veterans Group Attended Worcester Meeting Last Night
A delegation from Joseph Proctor Sons of Veterans attended the Worcester County Sons of Veterans Association meeting in Worcester last night. Attendees included Commander John L. Douglas, George P. Walk, Fred Proctor, and Winnifred P. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Proctor
Grange Meeting Set for February Night
The next Grange meeting will be held on the night of February Sth. After the business session, whist will be led by Miss May Ryan and games arranged by Mrs. Elizabeth Winslow.
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Grange
May Ryan
Elizabeth Winslow
Harold Rice Injured in Holdon Basketball Game
Harold Rice, son of Mrs Elizabeth Rice of Main Street, sprained his ankle Saturday night while playing basketball in Holden. He is improving and is a member of the Northboro Independents, considered one of their best players. William Brewster will fill his place as acting substitute.
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Harold Rice
Elizabeth Rice
Main Street
Holden
Rice
Northboro Independents
William Brewster
Fashion Show by Northboro Woman's Club Draws Large Crowd
Northboro Jan 20 One of the best attended meetings of the Woman's Club featured a fashion show with Boston participants and Northboro models. Local women listed include Misa Ezra Bigelow, Marion Parmenter, Priscilla Staples, William Wadsworth, L M Makepeace, Leslie M Marshall, Mary C Lindsay, and Phyllis Marshall. Elizabeth Quinn played two piano solos. Guests came from Marlboro Westboro Shrewsbury Southboro and Worcester. The committee overseeing the event included Mrs Mary B Sawyer Hermon L Sparrow Fred C Hadley Katherine M Burke and Mary Lindsay. Next meeting February 12 will be in charge of the Literature Committee.
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Northboro
Woman's Club
Grange Hall
Boston
Misa Ezra Bigelow
Marion Parmenter
Priscilla M. Staples
William Wadsworth
L. M. Makepeace
Leslie M. Marshall
Mary C. Lindsay
Phyllis Marshall
School Street
Elizabeth Quinn
Marlboro
Westboro
Shrewsbury
Boro
Worcester
Mary By,Sawyer
Hermon L. Sparrow
Fred C. Hadley
Katherine M. Burke
M. P. Stanley
Mary (. Lindsay
Supper at Southville to Benefit Church Vestry Event
The Fed reated church of Southville will hold a supper and entertainment in the church vestry Tuesday evening February 12. The supper will be in charge of Mrs Shaw Mrs Warner and Miss Baker. Mrs Eugene Bent will arrange the entertainment.
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Southboro
Southville
Fe’ Shaw
L. E. Warner
Alice Baker
Eugene Bent
Westboro Grange Hits Busy Night Whist Party
Busy Workers of Westboro Grange organize a whist party at Grange Hall this evening led by committee chair Mrs. Edward Bennett and Mrs. George Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westboro Grange
Grange Hall
Edward E. Bennett
George Law
Ice Harvest Near Laird Chauncy Maturing At Hockomock Pond
Lyman School officers led a large force to harvest ice from the west side of Laird Chauncy. The field shows a 10 inch thickness with a snowy surface. At Hockomock Pond Neapolitan Ice Cream Co. begins cutting to reach 40000 tons in five big houses before February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman School
Laird@ Chauncy
Hockomocko
Neapolitan Ice Cream Co
Sanborn Bail Forfeited After Failure to Appear
Judge William H. Fowler warrants arrest for Clarence A. Sanborn of Boston after he was taken into custody on an assault charge against Fire Department member William Wiswell. Sanborn posted $30 bail but did not appear in court, leading the judge to declare the bail forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Fowler
Clarence A. Sanborn
Boston
Night Watch Banks
John P. Crowe
William Wiswell
Fire Department
Sanborn
Woman's Club Meet Discusses Authors at Newton Home
A Women's Club convened yesterday at Mrs. R. S. Newton's Central Street residence to discuss authors and works. The gathering highlighted Frank Swinnerton and John Irvine among others.
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Woman's Club
Mra. R
Newton
Central Street
Frank Swinnerton
John Frvine
Flag raised atop 50 foot stack at Firestone factory
Hudson January 20 The American flag now flies higher atop the 50 foot stack over the Firestone Apsley Rubber factory boiler base. The completed stack rises 70 feet and visible to workers as the literature study class looks on, the event surprising many employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Firestone Apsley Rubber Factory
Factory mechanic scales tall stack to raise Old Glory
Krank Gay, master mechanic at the factory, climbed the big boiler and crawled inside the stack to place Old Glory at the top. He surprised coworkers as he revealed the daring feat, weighing about 225 pounds and showing the danger could be managed by a professional climber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krank Gay
Novon
Lober
Mr. Gay
Ile
Gus
Dogs Under 30 Day Restraint After Attack
A warning from the Board of Selectmen calls all dog owners in West Berlin to muzzle and restrain their dogs for thirty days after a stray dog attacked Alfred Larkin and several other canines last week. The dog was shot. its head sent to Hoston for hydrophobia testing. Larkin continues medical treatment including serum.
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Board of Selectmen
Ano
Winch
Alfred Larkin
West Berlin
Surtax Misconceptions Spark Discussion on Hereditary Status
The remark suggests some people believe a surtax has been knighted and become hereditary, reflecting confusion about fiscal measures and honors. No official change to tax status is noted, but the comment highlights public misperception about taxation and titles.
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