Local notices and social news from Marlboro Mass
A dense column from the Marlboro enterprise lists hospital updates and local errands. It notes Mrs. Alice Carter’s appendicitis recovery, Nathan Blanchard’s vacation, Margaret O Brien in Gloucester, and Fred Tower family trip to Brandon Vermont. Also mentions lawn party by The Scandinavian Sick Benefit at Christian Olson Barrets Bay with brass band, Roger Potter resumes duties, various store substitutions, construction at Middlesex school, and planned meetings of Harmony A W and K of C with rate-remonstrance aims.
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Concord items reveal vacations and local happenings
Rockwood takes vacation from Lincoln press office and joins family at The Weirs. Families and individuals visit lakes, beaches, and towns from Manchester to York Beach. A hospital report praises care after accidents and a pollenizer project intrigues observers. Travelers include Miss Rose Wallace in Cambridge and the Three Twins at Baboosie Lake.
McCarthy Waiting On Prison Commissioner Appointment
Senator Charles F. McCarthy remains in limbo as rumors swirl he may accept a prison commissioner post and exit politics. If he withdraws two Democrats, ex Senator Hoar and Mayor Duane of Waltham, are poised as likely reelection candidates while Republicans lack contenders. Hoar faces pressure districtwide and may spur Bayley into the contest if McCarthy shifts to state service.
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Merchants urged to form Board of Trade in town
A local merchant urges forming a Board of Trade to unite merchants over half holidays and cooperation. The milk market faces price rises due to drought, high labor and grain costs, and growing population with fewer cattle. Military prep notes I Company 1 of the 6th Massachusetts training for an assault on New York City with about 3,000 service members joining from other units.
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Concord Faces Debate Over Low Tax Rate
Several papers discuss Concord's low tax rate and its praised public services. The town is described as well governed with honest assessments, little waste, and prudent management of schools, library, fire department, sewerage, and utilities.
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Up with the Red Bandana at Bos Conclave
At the bull moose conclave in Bos the Roosevelts' followers expect three of four Roosevelt delegates from the fourth district to line up. Named are Harrie C. Hunter Marlboro Dr F P Glasier Hudson and John M Keyes of this town. Dr Glasier recently toured the west and declared for the third party. He lectured on the Chicago convention in Hudson Monday night. Keyes is sought after for his notoriety as Roosevelt's double.
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Concord Faces Bold Political Year as National Currents Rise
The town prepares for a contest to choose a representative under the gilded dome as Bull Moose activity stirs interest. Sentiment favors Baton among old line Republicans while Progressives expect a candidate. Democrats may see Edward Loughlin or J William Byron cited, with national attention on party ranks shifting potential outcomes.
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Patrick Varley Returns to Duty After Layoff
Patrick Varley has returned to duty following a two week layoff. The note lists multiple individuals including Thomas Aldrich C E Aldrich Co Edward B Brown and others as part of the advertisement letters section.
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Martin Crusen- Mogens van Jurgens
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Maria
Jean Hume
Gee
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Fourth annual Middle Sex Central Pomona picnic plan
The event will be at George Albree’s Lexington road farm on Thursday with Grangers from all towns in the organization invited. A basket lunch at 12:30 includes hot coffee. ice cream and tonics will be sold by Concord Grange. Speakers include Charles M. Gardner and Rev. A. H. Wheelock, with Hon. John F. Meaney as well. If stormy, activities move to the town hall. public invited.
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Give 'Em A Chance Attracts Local Fans In Football Talk
Concord Junction and Maynard pursue The World Beaters with fans urging a joint 2 8 team. A July 4 rematch echoes, Brennan of English High boosts Concord Junction early, Maynard falters after his entry. Mary Grimes vacationing in Brockton. Hollis Howe family at York Beach for two weeks.
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Concord vs Makarias in a lively exhibition baseball game
Joe Hopkins dazzled for Quincy with sharp slants and back breakers while the Makarias, led by Chapman on the mound and strong fielding from Nichols and Powers, battled Concord. Final score 6 to 3 with Ryan, Powers, and Artis among the standout performers.
Between the Innings and Local Notes from York Beach
Varley accepted seven chances in the field while Bill remains active in the game. Joe Hopkins shows a strong season likely to move to higher competition. Bill Fallon displays natural ball sense and effort. Mike Powers maintains solid output though Ty Cobb level restraint would set him in major leagues. Sid Ryan enjoys a hitting streak and sharp eye at the plate. Concord Junction’s lad eyes the ball and runs hard. Loughlin’s sharp reading and steadiness boost the team. Mrs. B F Sellers and daughter Edith visit York Beach, Maine.
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Bill
Joe Hopkins
Joe
Bill Fallon
Mike Powers
Mike
Ty Cobb
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Concord Junction
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Observer criticizes Maynard Concord youths clash
A reader's letter denounces an incident involving Maynard and Concord youths. The writer defends local women and condemns visiting boys, praising Concord adults for keeping streets free of outsiders and urging parental caution.
Bathing Privileges at Laird Walden Risk Curtailment
The Enterprise reports concerns over rough or indecent conduct by young men at Laird Walden and the lake bath areas. Complaints from ladies have been lodged and may be referred to police if behavior does not improve. The piece urges restraint to protect public access for both sexes this summer.
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Laird Walden
World Beaters Set To Clash With West Quincy Saturday
West Quincy hosts one of the state's fastest semi pro teams this Saturday afternoon. The home squad must travel faster than ever to win as the World Beaters pace threatens a decisive victory. Come witness the always reliable home team on the long end.
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