Bedford Carnival Highlights Two Mile Walk and Sprint Events
The Bedford Civic club hosted a broad athletic program directed by R. L. Loomis, with the two mile walk headlining as the Goodwin brothers dominated. Azel Drake impressed in walking, while George Goodman and Frank Goodwin faced slips and a few spills. numerous youth and local stars competed in sprints, jumps, and throws under the day’s brisk crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
George
Spee
Frank
South St
Main St
Azel Drake
Bernard Webber
Geo. Thompson
Thompson
Carl Myshah
Manning Goddard
M. B. Webber
Goddard
Louis Kelly
Walter Manning
Sam Loomis
Carl Myshall
Wa‘tet Ng
Oneseer
Pwo
Geo. Goodwin
Azel Doake
H. Clark
N. H. Daniels
Geo. Sweetnam
Frank Goodwin
Edwin Blake
Blake
Forest Blake
W. E.crocker
Ralph Loomis
Bedford Fourth Observed Calm with Minor Incidents
A safe and sane Fourth was observed in Bedford with little noise and no property damage. Chief Edward P. Kelly oversaw security while minor exuberance occurred. A brush fire in Hosmer woods caused no losses. Coat exchange at D A R meeting drew attention. coats were black with grey satins. Castile soap and olive oil advertised at Charles W. Blake Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Board of Selectmen
America
Soundaea
Hosmer Woods
Bedford Springs
Concorn
Derby
Chapter House
George Baker
Plomari
Greece
J. B. Athanassiades Sons
Charles W. Blake. Co
Miscellaneous visits and social notes from Marlboro and area
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on travel, holidays, and social engagements. Edward Josephson of Marlboro visiting Orange. Samuel Woods of Haverhill guests of Daniel Hart. Frank McKenzie and family holiday guests of J. H Parker. marriage certificate issued to Homer J. Parent and Nellie P. Reardon. several families spending holidays in Boston Malden Revere Kennebunkport and Montreal. telegraph and mail staff on vacation. trips to North Adams Laconia Canada. various town guests and social calls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Josephson
Hudson ,St
Orange
Samuel Woods
Haverhill
Daniel Hart
Frank McKenzie
J. H Parker
P. B. Murphy
Homer J. Parent
Main St
Nellie PF
Reardon
Maybell
Margaret Findlay
Laura Smith
Boston
Malden
Revere
J. J. Shaughnessy
National Education Association
Stadium
William H. Taft
Eben Draper
Roy
Montreal
Annie D. Connelly
Washington St
Kennebunkport
Henry Bouffard
Local residents listed for travel and visits across towns
Mrs Burbank and husband attend Boston Educational convention while teachers Miss Cahill and Miss Irving oversee children at Canton Bou ton Traveler camp. Several visitors from Lynn, Brockton, Marlboro, Saginaw and Salem spend holidays or days in town. Rev Father Genereux and Sister Ladevine guests at local academy. families from Spencer and Montreal also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cahill
Eleanor Irving
Marlboro
Bouton Traveler
Canton
William Coyne
Lynn
Charles Morrell
Saginaw
Mich
G. Otis Adams
W. R. Dee
Revere
Marlboro Friends
George Crowe
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Jamaica
Chelmsford
Lowell Phone
Chelmsford Spring Co
Mass
Albert
Main Street
Concord
T. F. Parker
Mill
Maynar
Maxwell
F. Parker
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Junction
A. M. Wood. CO
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Tence
Hubert Loomis
Herher
Clark
Gass
Kensor
F. AL Godwin
BP Kelly
P.B. Bartlett
Joan C. P. Riese
Pfeifer
Howard JD. Skelton
A. L. Moore
Fred’ F. Cook
A. R. Webber
A. R. H.H. Loomis
Geo. W. Thompson
Frelad Juders
C. R. Meagher
Po. Willard
W. A
Maynard
Orie
F. E. Taylor & Co
Nason and
Summer St
W. Young
Enterprise CO
Ast
Eugene Labossiere
Eugene Laborsiere, Jr
Spencer
Louisa Lesieur
Brockton
Geo. Hanley
New York City
Frank Noel
Joseph Lapierre
Noe Noe
Metropolis
New York
George Hanley
Caren
Fane
Chelmsf
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
Tel
Repa
W. White
Charles M. Byron
Thoreau St
Acton’s Bargain Store
W. W. Gough
South Acton
Lehigh
Egg
Ceorce S. Teacue
Lex
P. O
Lexington
H. H. Younc