Bedford Town Notices and Staff Movements
Captain feving Waite sells his farm but stays on as superintendent for the new owner. A male principal will assume charge of the grammar school at fall term. Mr Weeks resumes work for the K M & R after five months away for surgery. Michael F Manning, Democratic secretary, propped the Wilson nomination and predicts a Democratic landslide in November. He attended Tremont Temple for the governor’s Boston visit and spoke with him afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will X.sume
We Grammar School
Weeks
Wckness
Bedford
Boston & Maine
Michael F. Manning
Democratic Town Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Manning
Tremont Temple
Boston
Concord Grange
Lillian Perry
Edgar Clark
W. M. Olsen
John Gourgas
Monument St
Alfred Curtis
Congregational Institute
Frankfort
Mich
Cavalry detachment of Mass National Guard visits Bedford
Four troops of squadron C M V M with headquarters at the Hunnewell farm display orderly discipline and drill. Officers and men show business and professional backgrounds guided by experienced regulars and Sergt Scott, a veteran of the Spanish American War, as instructor. A sham battle, long hikes, and camp tents evoke memories of former times and hint at a possible permanent camp. Also an inquiring note on a secondhand windmill and bank for sale by J R Comley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunnewell
Bedford
Mass. National Guard
Scott
Sergt
Cavalry
E Mass. National Guard
U.S. Army
Philippines
China
Japan
N. Y. National Guard
Sudbury Notes On Local People And Events
W Rice is somewhat improved after pneumonia. A Grange dance will be held at the town hall on July 19. Mrs. Loring Puffer and Mr. Puffer were visitors Sunday. Parker W. Fairbanks earned a B S in engineering from Tufts College. Mrs. Dana Parmenter will spend the summer with her daughter in Medford.
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Mre
Why He Had to Have an Office
Inherited wealth and a scattered business life pushed a well known figure to retire. He rented an office, toured Europe, then South America, and later Japan. A friend quips about giving up his habit, but he admits uncertainty about what to do next.
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Europe
South America
Japan
Yong
South Sudbury Notes and Social Highlight in 1920s
Local items report A W Rogers buying a Cadillac, Miss Marguerite Bradshaw visiting New Hampshire, visits by Mr and Mrs J Furlong and Polly Miles in Boston area. Arthur H Burr returns from a Boston visit. Bernard L Stone starts a new house on state highway. A Tuesday electrical storm damaged Hastings home chimney and cut wires. Mrs George E Harrington recovers from illness. Woman's club schedules lawn party and dance on the common and town hall on the 18th with Greek dance at 3 15 and orange tree, weather permitting, then dancing at 9. The club, now established, aims for a strong first year.
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Polly Miles
Boston
Frank Parsons
Allston
Arthur H. Burr
Bernard L. Stone
Ofcers
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Vacations
Maynard Catherine Williams of South Boston guests Mrs. Susan Sheehan. Mrs. John Coulter and son Walter return from Reverebeac outing. Warren Arnold of Lowell visits with the Hibbards. Alton Sims takes a week off from American Woolen Co. Walter Denniston on two weeks vacation from R C A. John Lynch and Anna Lynch of Dorchester visit Mrs. Catherine Lawton. Miss Florence Murphy leaves for Houstonic for summer. Mrs. Bridget Leyden and children hosted by relatives in South Framingham. Mrs. James Coulter returns from six weeks in Detroit. Clarence Bodfish of Lowell visits while at his parents’ home. Ernest Halstead of Lawrence guests Maynard friends. noted distance runner. Frank Kelly enters Caledonian games at Roxbury in hop, step and jump, 100 yards, and the quarter mile.
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Alton Sims
The
American Woolen Co
Walter Denniston
R.C. A
John Lynch
Anna
Thomas Lynch
Dorchester
Catherine Lawton
Florence Murphy
Houstonic
Bridget Leyden
South Framingham
James Coulter
Detroit
Mich
Clarence Bodfish
Lowell
Ernest Halstead
Lawrence
Maynard
Cricket Grounds
Ernest
Frank Kelly
Caledonian Grove
Roxbury
Caledonian Club of
Boston
Frank
Kelly
Special study on ocular muscle balance and eye exercises
Six ocular muscles work in harmony and a special study focuses on muscular unbalance of the eyes. The program offers tests and exercises to develop weak eye muscles and straighten crossed eyes without drugs or surgery. It targets nerve tone and near far-point vision, claiming success with a dedicated eye-care office and modern instruments.
Concord notices of visitors and local changes in town
Miss Mary Coughlin and others visit relatives in Montreal and New York. Local residents plan fortnights at Granby, Orono, York Beach, and Norfolk. Jobs updated for Harry Dye and Eric Judge. A town suit against the C M H street railway seeks 10000 dollars over a snow hazard. Also a feature on Kano central Africa describing walls gateways and ancient records.
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Kano
Central Africa
Katina
No Title Provided
A fragment quotes Uncle Eben noting a man rarely has a swollen head and a big heart together, suggesting character traits. The line captures a folk wisdom tone about integrity and humility.
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Uncle Eben
True Greatness Quotes On Simplicity And Brotherhood
A concise reflection on genuine greatness emphasizing simplicity, unostentatious conduct, self forgetfulness, and a broad interest in others, highlighting a sense of brotherhood within the human family as articulated by Channing.
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Channing
Concord News Notes From Amherst to Boston
Week of travel updates include CONCORD residents Jobi Hunt Cook and Hubbard visiting Amherst New Mexico for a week with side trips to Casco Bay. Edwards and others plan stays in Lisbon Falls and The Wellis in New Hampshire while weather and local events, Grange exhibits, lightning damage, and a new Royal Blue auto line are reported.
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Jobi Hunt
Kenneth Cook
Frank Hubbard
Amherst
N. M
Concord
Boston
Ruth Raymond
Lake Baboosie
Raymond
Grange
Martha Houghton
Alice Brown
Brunswick
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Lexington
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Ledford
Feving Waite
Eelipse
J. R. Comley
South
A W. Rogers
Cadillac
Marguerite Bradshaw
New Hampshire
Mrs. J. Furlong
Catherine Williams
South Boston
Susan Sheehan
John Coulter
Walter
Reverebeac
Warren Arnold of
Frank Hibbard
Main Street
Mass
Case
George H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
C.J. Vu
Onco
Sunshine Biscuits
C. B. Haire Co
Parker and Waltham Streets
Tel
Glenwood
Mason
Main and Nason Sts
STOVE
W. F. Litchfield
Main St
Clarence McAuslan
Canning’s
Lake Boon
B. B. Lovett
Hudson, Mass
Concord Junction
Mary Coughlin
Montreal
Gertrude Hefty
Elizabeth, N. J
Agnes Garvey
New York
Mrs. EB. EB. Giles
Alton Bay, N. H
Michael Dee
Lake Nagog
Mrs. H. J. Judkins
Orono, Me
Frank Rideout
Granby
Conn
J. H. Sweet
Alton Bay
N Bi
Herbert Bags
York Beach
Harry Dye
State Street Co
Eric Judge
Old Colony Trus Co
Agnes Kelsey
Troy
N. Y
Willian Smith
John Ferran
Maine
William A. Basset
John C. Loring
Herbert Shepard
Ruth
Northboro
Angie Mackitchie
Norfolk
Rodney Pratt
Post Office
G. Arnold ‘Lowery
William Wood
Cenral St
Harlan ”. Upham
Elsie Crowson
Whitney Coal & Grain Co
Harrison
C. M. & H. Street
A. Nettie Lewis
John V. Chapman
Maude
Minna Findeisen
Lisbon Falls
Casco Bay
R. N. Hudspeth
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Lexington Rdrome
Fred C. Rockwood
Maud Rockwood
Ralph
Everett St
Wellrs, N. H
Egg Rock
Sudbury and
Rivers
the Water Department
Stow
G. W. Hunt
Helen and
Mary
Thoreau St
Ruth Eldridge
Hopkinton
Bright
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