Acton Centre Notables Visit. town meeting authorizes road loan
Notes from Acton Centre recount visits by Miss Thelma Noyes in Randolph Miss Martha Smith on vacation in New Bedford and other locals visiting relatives in Maine Georgia and New York. Also reports Luther Conant and family dinners and the Morse family moving to Malden. Special town meeting approves borrowing 1000 to repair the road to the Carlisle line per county orders.
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Portland
Martha Smith
New Bedford
Jack Durkee
Brookline
N. H
Elbridge Conant
Savannah
Luther Conant
Harry Towle
Somerville
H. F. Robbins
Edward Tuttle
Tuttle
Carlisle
M. E
Charles Edwards
State Rd
Grange Lawn Party Promises Ninth Annual Dance
Acton Grange No 259 announces a lawn party and dance on July 18. The ninth annual event will feature familiar attractions from previous years and several new ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Grange
Reverend Covell Delivers Pleasing Sermon at Congregational Pulpit
Rev. Mr. Covell of the Congregational pastoral supply bureau filled the pulpit Sunday and those who heard him were exceedingly well pleased with the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Covell
Congregational Pastoral Supply Bureau
Charles Taylor Recovers After July 4 Automobile Injury
Charles Taylor, injured when thrown from an automobile on July 4, is gaining and able to sit up in bed briefly. Friends express hope for a complete recovery within several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Taylor
Nagog Inn Hosts Several City Clubs For Parties
The genial proprietor of Nagog Inn reports successful business entertaining groups from Intercolonial club of Boston with 89 members, Web-cost club of Somerville with 25 members, Reciprocity club of Boston with 126 members, and a Lowell party with 60 members. The latter two groups brought orchestras and enjoyed dancing and merriment.
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Nagog Inn
Intercolonial Club of
Boston
Somerville
Reciprocity Club of
Lowell
Large Sunday Attendance Hopes to Continue
Attendance at all the churches Sunday was very large. It is hoped this will continue.
Middlesex and Toston Street Railway Discontinues Through Service
The Middlesex and Toston street railway has discontinued its through service to Harvard Square. Passengers must change cars at Arlington Heights. Through service likely to resume in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex & Toston Street Railway
Harvard Sq
Arlington Heights
Racehorse Purchases Highlight Maine Returnee
Maurice A. Coughlan returned from his stock farm in eastern Maine after a weekend away. He recently bought a valuable race horse now training under Harney Tamlyn at Bedford stables.
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Maurice A. Coughlan
Maine
Mr. Coughlan
Harney Tamlyn
Bedford
Hotel Sweetwater at Bedford Springs Demolished
The Hotel Sweetwater at Bedford Springs, once a grand eastern Massachusetts summer resort, was auctioned with all interiors sold. Demolition work will start soon and by fall the landmark will be gone.
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Sweetwater
Bedford Springs
Massachusetts
State primaries and election calendar issued by secretary
Boston calendar outlines filing dates for primary nomination papers and withdrawals, certification with election boards, and candidate nominations. It lists August deadlines for nominations and withdrawals, September election dates, and October convention and filing deadlines plus rules on campaign spending and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aon P. Langtry
Board of Election Commissioners
Boston
the Commonwealth
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Harkest
Aglmelly -- Ho Commonwealth
Wealth
Local Notices From Marlboro Chronicle Mix of Visits and Vacations
William Dolan arrived home from Rutland. Miss Katherine Gallagher travels to Lake Saranac. Miss Edna Soule will conclude her Diamond F office work Saturday. Many residents visit relatives, travel, or attend events in Brookline Lowell Chelmsford and Framingham. The community and hospital notes list guests and absences as fall term nears.
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Edna Soule
Diamond F
No Services Until September at Unitarian Church
Rev. Charles Potter is expected to take duties as pastor around mid August. No church services will be held until the first of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Potter
Unitarian Church
Brighams Return From Fitchburg Visit to Son at Simonds Co
Mr and Mrs W H Brigham have returned from a trip to Fitchburg where they visited their son Ulysses A Brigham who holds a responsible position with Simonds Mfg Co the second largest firm of its kind in the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brigham
Fitchburg
Ulysses A. Brigham
Simonds Mfg. Co
United States
Faith Morse Returns Home From Columbia Journey
Miss Faith Morse arrived home yesterday after being away since last September. She studied music in Columbia South Carolina and visited several places on her journey back.
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Faith Morse
Columbia
8. C
Old Civil War Veterans Visit Bellingham Area
W. H. Barney and Henry Pickering, longtime friends, toured Bellingham and nearby towns last week. Both are Civil War veterans and used the trip to reconnect with old comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Barney
Henry Pickering
Bellingham
Hot in Philadelphia returns: Patrick McKernan and son James
Patrick McKernan and his son James have returned from Philadelphia where they visited newsrooms and met editors. They described the trip as productive and plan further reporting projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McKernan
James
Philadel
Arthur J Doherty 62 Dies of Angina at Marlboro Hospital
Arthur J Doherty died at Marlboro Hospital after a three week illness from angina. He was 62 years, 9 months, 17 days. Born in Woolwich England, he played trombone in the English marine band and performed at royal events. He lived in Wakefield, Leominster, Gardner, and Hudson and worked as a bartender before long with Frank Foggia. He leaves three daughters, three brothers in Buffalo police, a captain brother on the Great Lakes, four sisters, and a bartender’s union member. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church tomorrow morning.
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Arthur J. Doherty
Marlboro Hospital
Neil St
Mr. Doherty
Woolwich
English Marine Band
Wakefield
Leominster
Gardner and
Hudson
Charles McCarthy
Frank Foggia
Hannah Mahoney
Annie Maneeley
Elizabeth Bombard
Worcester
Margaret Murphy
Boston
Howard
Lawrence
Police Department
Buffalo
John Doherty
Great Lakes
Margaret Geary
Agnes
Rose
Anna
Ed Sagest
E Bartenders’ Union
Immaculate Conception Church
Marlboro Board of Trade Outing From Old Sol to Bass Point
Members of the Marlboro Board of Trade planned an all day excursion to Bass Point using automobiles. Arthur C. Lamson led as chief marshal with a 10:30 start amid patriotic preparations. Henry T. Eager carried a revolver and jokes about shooting runners while F. L. Gage wore a colorful hat.
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Weather Department
Board of Trade
Old Sol
Use the Board
Bass Point
Boston & Worcester
Arthur C. Lamson
Wells Beach
Lamson
Ty Cobb
Arthur
Henry T. Eager
Henry
F. L. Gage
Pilgrims Likely Reach Bass Point Around Noon
In a fragmentary note from Sudbury to Bass Point several towns are mentioned including Wayland Weston Waltham Arlington Medford Revere and Lynn. The exact arrival time for the pilgrims at Bass Point is unknown but a noon estimate is plausible. Dinner is planned at the Bass Point house with baseball and other troubles expected to follow.
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Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Waltham
Arlington
Medford
Revere Beach Boulevard
Lynn
Bass Point
Bass Point House
Dolly Vardens Dinner Party at Miss Leighton’s Home
The Dolly Vardens held a dinner party at Miss Mabel Leighton’s Lincoln Street home. Guests included Miss Frances White as guest of honor from the Unitarian church. After a merry evening with a delicious meal and many jokes, photos were taken and a trip by automobile was enjoyed, with plans for a beach outing next.
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Dolly Vardens
Mabel Leighton
Lincoln St
Miss Leighton
Frances White
Unitarian Church
Mexico
Foot Injury After Glass Cut On Farm Work
Mr Moulton of the old hospital building on Hildreth street stepped on a piece of glass while working on Irving Howe farm yesterday. He cut his foot badly and was taken to Marlboro hospital in Dr Smith’s automobile. The injury is not serious and he is expected to be discharged in a few days.
Marlboro News Briefs: Local Appointments and Outing Attendance
Fred Ametrano begins as barber at Joseph Izzo’s Main street shop. A large Marlboro crowd attended a Hudson concert last night. Sherman laundry adds three extra workers. A B Willard handles plumbing in a house on Hildreth street owned by Ashley Brigham. A C Lamson returns from Wells Beach for Board of Trade outing. Miss Margaret Newcombe reports from Camp Cowhasset. L P Parker remains critically ill under nurse care at Witherbee Terrace. George Emerson recovering from accident with arm in a sling. Marlboro Grain Co store closes at 10 to allow employees to join Board of Trade outing. Mr and Mrs Lyman Wheeler and son Lawrence join others at pond Berlin for two months camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Parker
Witherbee Terrace
Lyman Wheeler
Lawrence
George Smith
Pond
Berlin
Miss Minnie Lynch Appointed City Nurse
Miss Minnie Lynch daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Lynch South Street has been appointed a nurse by the York city board of health and enters civil service as a permanent city employee. She is engaged in infantile paralysis work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lynch
South St
York City
Board of Health
Civil Service
Acton Lodge 266 observing 21st anniversary event
Acton lodge No. 266 N E O P marks its 21st year with a Monday evening gathering at the lodge rooms on July 17. The program includes a findl entertainment and supper with many out of town guests expected. I R McKenzie has moved into the recently vacated position at the South Acton woolen mill formerly held by Frank Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Lodge
I. R. McKenzie
The
South
Acton
Prank Holland
Finest Cathartic I Ever Used Says L Levey
A Wisconsin reader, I Levey, praises Cathartic Tablets for quick reliable relief from constipation. The ad claims the remedy is natural and strengthens the bowel, urging readers to buy the genuine Foley product at Johnson Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Levey
Jon
Foley
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D. Taylor
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Lake Saranac
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Death of
Charles E. Craig
New York
the Windsor
Harvard
Alvah Flansburgh
Helen Eager
Katherine Talbert
George Hayes
Bridgewater
Thomas Reilly
St. Louis University
T. E.reilly
J. B. Nutt
Deaconess Hospital
Catee Rathburn
Ton
Miss Evelyn Gowdy
W. E. Colman
Salisbury Beach
Albert Hanson
United Shoe Machinery Co
Chelmsford
R. E. Marshall
Lake Boon
Nancy Angelo
Rece
J. H. O’brien
John O'Connell
Downey Bros
Michael Burke
Newcastle
Framingham Rd
R. L. Bartlett
Marlboro
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Verne Littlefield
Framingham
Hayden St
Ss. Co
Philadelphia
A. J. Doherty
Fred Ametrano
Joseph Izzo
Conert
Sherman Laundry
A. B. Willard
Hildreth St
Ashley Brigham
A. C. Lamson
Margaret Newcombe
Camp Cowhasset
George Emerson
Marlboro Grain Co
Employe
New York City
L. Levey
Johnson Pharmacy
Littleton
Littleton, Mass
Brooksby Farm
W. H. Kelley
Foreman
L. P
Planos
Spruce
W. A. Haynes Co
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