Local Residents Plan Moves and Visits Amid Summer Plans
Mr and Mrs Norman Skene have journeyed to West Chatham for the summer with Frazer of Sussex and Gordon bound for New York. Mrs Fred Green and Hancock Street enjoyed a Florence B S Knapp secret trip, while a New York State and Hiamond contingent motored on a flying visit last shal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Skene
West Chatham
Si Frazer
Southsex
New York
Gordon
Boy Scouts
Fred. Green
Hancock Street
Florence B.S Knapp
New York State
Hiamond
Local social notes roll through town and beyond
A string of visits and departures fills the column. Mrs Knapp calls on her mother Mrs Smith and sisters, with A Palmer returning to Albany after a visit. Various residents plan trips including Northfield Vermont for the Fourth and a summer camp trip to Bayside Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Plaza
Ernest Creed
Ralph Marstreet
C. Smith
York
R. Christie
Laus
Jean Crawood
A. Plastridge
Northfield
Roger Brown
Ninde
Syracuse University
N. Y
H. L. Bodkin
Somerville
Bayside
Bedford Couples Wed In Hearts and Homes
The article notes a reception at Hillside avenue for the bridegroom's family with only immediate relatives present and a prettily decorated house. Mr Palmer, a Dartmouth graduate, works with his father in Boston and leads the Christian Endeavor Society at the Bedford Church of Christ. The bride, a Smith College graduate, receives many gifts and a class remembrance. the newlyweds plan to reside in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue
Palmer
Dartmouth College
Boston
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Bedford
Bert
Smith College
Malden
Clergy Schedule and Local Social Notes
Divine worship times set for July through August with Rev Roydon C Leonard preaching at the Church of Christ and Rev Frank Thompson at the First Parish Church. Local residents Mr and Mrs Wetherbee host Colorado friends, and others travel to Swanton for July. A canning club met Tuesday at Mrs M Winchedough's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roydon C. Leonard
Church of Christ
Frank Thompson
Wetherbee
Colorado
Jewett
E. Bean
Swanton
Canning Club
M. Winchendough
Local arrests and social notes from East Main to Marlboro
Freeman was arrested on East Main Street by Motorcycle Officer Slattery. Oscar Garceau returns to Bond's market after a two week vacation in North Adams. Archibald H. Foster sold his Marlboro farm on South Street to Alden B. Carr. Hambone Kelly visited Pine Grove Inn. Edward T. Simoneau purchased Dr N Goulet's Ellis Avenue house. Dr Goulet leaves for the Mediterranean and Russia on his second overseas trip. Charles R Freeman of Arlington was found asleep in his car with liquor and fined for DUI and placed on probation. driving without a license charged. Mrs Annie Burke and Miss Nellie Burke visit John Burke in Williams & J. Howard R. Wiles joins Country Day School in Boston as master of English and football coach. Intercolonial Club to celebrate the 4th at Fort Meadow with open house, a 1 PM dinner, and contests including quoits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R Freeman
Alfred Foad
Arlington
Bostoh Street
J. Joseph Slattery
Plans For 47 Day Of Events On Main Street
The day features include a baby contest at 4 PM and a block dance from 10 PM to midnight on a roped off Main Street from Newton to reference. Local children stay in town for recreation while contests include teams of firemen or factory workers. High school boys enter the meet locally rather than attending Maynard track. Committees led by Hurley oversee activities with musical advisers Brigham and Spin Co staging a sham battle at 12 05 AM Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Newton
Maynard
Musical Ancillors Brigham, Spin- Co. K
Outing of Court Camelot at Aldridge Cottage
The Queens of Ava lon held the season finale outing at Aldridge Cottage in Fort Meadow yesterday afternoon. Scribe Mrs Helen Davis keeper of the royal purse Miss Marion Hosmer marshal Miss Hazel Davis musician Mrs Ethel W Cut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Camelot
Queens of Avalon
Aldridge Cottage
Fort Meadow
Helen Davis
Royal Purse
Marion Hosmer
Hazel Davis
Ethel W. Cut
Youngest Marlboro graduate enters West Point
Ernest Ward Carr of Mechanic street begins a military career at West Point after graduating Marlboro High School as valedictorian at age 14, the youngest diploma recipient. He is the son of E. P. Carr, superintendent of schools. The article notes prior roles in church choir direction and local school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ward Carr
Mechanic Street
E. P. Carr
United States Military Academy
West Point
Bus Franchise Debated At Marlboro Meeting
Marlboro officials may hear Be on & Worces bus franchise bids as Edmund F. Rand and Lovell attend to defend routes Hudson to Boston and through Concord and Watertown. The Supreme Court upholds action against unlicensed motor buses, deeming such operation a nuisance and subject to injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
On & Worces
R~ St. Ry. Co
Edmund F. Rand
Hudson
Boston
Lovell
Concord
Lexington
C O
Cambridge
Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Waltham
Watertown
State Department of Public Works
Commonwealth
Select
Supreme Court
Fred A. of
Brockton
Haven Road
Boston Maine
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bin
Ida May Symington
Symington
Mrs. Symington
Ayer
Mass
Constinati
Mart
Karen Antoinette Carlsen
Hermon Emil Christensen
Frank W. Thompson
South St
Anne Kelley
John Rodd
Floriet
Itagher
Freeman
East Main Street
Oscar Garceau
Bond's Market
North Adams
Archibald H. Foster
Patrick McLaughlin
Wakefield
South Street
Alden B. Carr
Hambone Kelly
Pine Grove Inn
Edward T. Simoneau
Dr. N. Goulet
Ellis Avenue
N. J. Goulet
Mediterranean
Russia
Dr. Goulet
Holy Lands
South American
Panama Canal Zone
Annie Burke
Nellie Burke
Clinton
Howard R. Wiles
Louisille and
Chinen
Saar
Country Day School
Ward Park
Main St
Marilboro
Carr
Sic
Say
Methodist Church
Livermore Falls
Howe
Marlboro School
Viola Dana
Maurice B
Lefty” Flynn
Yale
Heck & Harry
Crowe Park
Frank J. DeMar Post
United Co-Operative Society
Percy Taylor
Moore’s Market
Maple St
Ward
W. F. Skelton
South Acton
Ford
J. H. Sullivan
School Street
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