Campaign in Worcester County opens for Barnes
Clarence A. Barnes, Republican candidate for attorney general, opened his campaign in Worcester and Douglas with meetings at the Ban kft Hotel City Hall and Worcester Young Men's Republican Club. Barnes urged experience and law enforcement duties beyond prosecution, noting his Yale law degree and long service in Massachusetts politics. Henry J. Blanchard was named treasurer and campaign general director, praising Barnes as a nonpolitician trusted across the state.
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Clarence A. Barnez
Guy Standing Jr in White Cargo at Westboro Town Hall
Guy Standing Jr son of the late Sir Guy Standing acts as Witzel in Alan Gray Holmes White Cargo at Westboro Town Hall. The play follows British exiles on a rubber plantation in Africa with dangerous adventures. Standing, a veteran from 1921, praises the Corking Waite Wargo and enjoys the town’s friendly atmosphere.
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Sir Guy Standing
Westboro Town Hall
Guy, Jr
Witzel
Alan Gray Holmes
Africa
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Waite Wargo
Guy
Standing
John
Ethel Barrymore
Westboro
New York
Equity
Town Hall
Wee
Gloria Stuart
Animal Kingdom
Sonny Boy
Local residents return from vacations and duties
Marlboro and others resume routines after vacations. Doris Brodeur returns to work at First National Bank after a week off. Nathan Risebers and wife head home from Old Orchard Beach Maine. Wilrose Bissonette and Preston Street embark on a ten day motor trip to Nova Scotia. Jersonette finishes a vacation from Chicago Beef Market. Vera Sleighton returns home from three weeks with relatives in New York City. Harry Trowbridge and Edinboro Street couple enjoy a vacation at Elm Arch Inn in Falmouth.
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Doris Brodeur
West Main Street
First National Bank
Nathan Risebers
Church Street
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Wilrose_ Bissonnette
Preston Street
Nova Scotia
Jersonette
Chicago
Vera Sleighton
Neil Street
New York City
Harry Trowbridge
Edinboro Street
Elm Arch Inn
Falmouth
Northboro Graduates to Continue Studies at Burdette College
Four June graduates of Northboro High School plan to continue studies this fall at Burdette College. Shirley Lawrence Carolyn Jones Lillian Gauvin and Beatrice Ford are named as the graduates by family details provided.
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Northboro
Northboro High School
Burdette College
Shirley Lawrence
Ralph Lawrence
Carolyn Jones
Edwin A. Jones
Lillian Gauvin
George Gauvin
Beatrice Ford
Alfred Ford
Lost Pass Book at Marlborough Savings Bank
A pass book numbered 54902 is listed as lost at Marlborough Savings Bank. An application has been made for payment under the 1908 act and its supplements. If not found within thirty days after the first advertisement, the bank will pay the amount due upon proof of notice and will discharge liability upon payment or issue of a new book.
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Marlborough Savings Bank
Funeral services for Mrs Sayles at St Mark's Church
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Louise Greene Sayles wife of Karl M Sayles general manager of Deerfoot Palms Company were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St Mark's Episcopal Church Rev Robert F Cheney officiated. Officials from General Ice Cream Corporation and a large delegation from Deerfoot Farms Company attended. Burial will be this afternoon in Adams Center New York.
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Southboro
Mary Louise (Greene
Sayles
Karl M. Sayles
Deerfoot Palms Company
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Robert F. Cheney
General Ice Cream Corporation
Deerfoot Farms Company
Adams Center
New York
Choate Post Weekly Whist Winners in Fayville Hall
Southboro prize winners at the weekly whist in Fayville Hall under Choate Post VFW Auxiliary include Fred Backlund and Mrs. Carrie Guinasso with others such as Joseph Delada Evalon Beth er Hoey Annette Quinn B Hunt Mary Delarda and Dorothy Mabie. Consolations were given to Mrs. Z P Thompson and John Vezina and Annette Quinn won the door prize.
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Southboro
Fayville Hall
Choate Post
Vv. F. W
Fred Backlund
Carie Guinasso
Joseph Delada
Evalon
Bether Hoey
Annette Quinn
B. Hunt
Storm Affects Telegraph Wires Across Marlboro
A heavy storm last night damaged wires used by Western Union near Marlboro, temporarily stopping service. Crews work today to repair the lines, with messages relayed by telephone to Boston and Worcester offices.
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Marlboro
Near Western Union
Boston
Worcester
Rotarians to Meet Thursday Visit by Marlboro District Governor
Marlboro Harry Starr of Wal tham Reatary District Governor will attend the local Rotary Club meeting and luncheon tomorrow at Wildwood Inn. President Edward T Simoneau will lead. Starr plans outline for the District Assembly at Marlboro Country Club August 8 with the club hosting. Simoneau names Henry Ager John M Carpenter Harris Rowe Vence Lyons and Raymond Lemay to organize the Children Day outing.
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Marlboro
Harry Starr
Waltham, Reatary
Rotary Club
Wildwood Inn
Edward T Simoneau
Starr
Marlboro Country Club
Simoneau
Henry Ager
John M Carpenter
Harris Rowe
Vence Lyons
Raymond Lemay
Local Residents On Vacations And Visitors This Summer
Miss Areilla Harpin visits her parents at Luxe Boon while Mr and Mrs Felix Auclair and family stay with John Paker on Mechanic street. Roland DesRochers enjoys his annual vacation from the First National Bank. Dr and Mrs J A Wade and family vacation at Hampton Beach New Hampshire. George Caralis and Jane Mathes of Milwaukee stay with Harry Dracos on Mechanic street. Alma Lafleur returns to work after vacation. Michaele DeSimone spends annual vacation at Hampton Beach. Mrs Dolores O Loughlin enjoys her vacation. Mrs May Hannagan enjoys her annual vacation.
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Areilla Harpin
Washington, D. C
Mr Henry Harpin
Luxe Boon
Felix Auclair
John Paker
Mechanic Street
Auclair
Marine Band
J. A. Wade
Pleasant Street
Hampton Beach
New Hampshire
Alma Lafleur
Charles Street
Allen Department Store
Michaele DeSimone
Lincoln Street
Bond’s Market
Main Street
N. 8
May Hannagan
Emmet Street
Penney’s
Northboro Softball Seeks Victory Over Maynard at Solomon Pond Park
The Northboro softball squad hosts Maynard Thursday night at Solomon Pond Park. Manager Theodore J Stone leads the home team which has not lost this season.
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Northboro
Maynard Town
Solomon Pond Park
Theodore J"‘Stone
Diamond Way to Home Ownership pushed by Marlboro firm
Marlboro based Diamond Match Company purchasers of Howe Lumber announce a large scale home building promotion. The plan offers financing architectural assistance building materials and contractor oversight to promote home ownership and harmony with local banks. Frank T. Smollins named Marlboro manager brings 30 years lumber experience and Rotary leadership to the effort.
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Diamond Match Company
Howe Lumber Aay
Nev
Frank H. Smollins
Bette Homes
Biemond Wa
Merce and Vicinity
Ems
Smollins
Howe Lumber Company
Match Company
Duiber
Howe
Frank T. Smollins
Marrona
North Attleboro
Local youths called to civilian training program at Framingham
Three Marlboro youths Herbert Mason Jr Donald Lacouture and Donald Bertrand were notified by the Civil Aeronautics Authority to appear at Framingham Airport to begin the 1940 summer session of ground school. They face travel costs as they must journey to Framingham two nights a week with no transportation arranged. two of the three may drop the plan due to expense.
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Marlboro
Civil Aeronautics, Authority
Pramingham
Herbert Mason, Jr
Chestnut Street
Donald Lacouture
Arnold Street
Donald Bertrand
West Main Street
Framingham
Quinn-son of Marlboro star to try out for Senators
Emmett street son of Mr and Mrs John Quinn has been notified to report for a tryout with the Washington Senators in Boston on August 16 to face the Red Sox. A former Marlboro High pitching star he also pitched for Marlboro B B A Merchants Norton Abrasives Worcester and Bridgton Academy Maine. His father once caught for Philadelphia in the National League and played with various minor clubs.
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John Quinn
Washinpton Senators
Senators
Boston
Red Sox
Quinn
Marlboro High
Marlboro B. B. A
Norton Abrasives
Worcester
Bridgton Academ Maine
Philadelphia
Marlboro
Tigers
Horses Scared by Lightning Near Marlboro Farm
A pair of horses owned by Daniel Rawchuck of Marlboro bolted from Cowder Farm on East Main Street when lightning struck during a 6:46 p m storm. They damaged a rowing machine and narrowly avoided a car before being found near Vineland Reservoir by Fire John Boland. One horse suffered severe hind leg injuries and was treated by Dr. Dinsmore of Marlboro. no humans were hurt.
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Southboro
Daniel Rawchuck
Church Street
Marlboro
Cowder Farm
East Main Street
Framingham ‘T
Volitain Reservoir
John Boland
Rawchuck
Dinsmore
Miss Anne DeSimone Plans New York World’s Fair Visit
Miss Anne DeSimone of Lincoln Street spends a short vacation visiting in New Connecticut and plans to attend the World's Fair in New York City.
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Lincoln Street
New Connecticut
New York
Rival Softball Showdown At Riverside Park Tonight
Hudsor softball fans gather for a big game between Dynamic Mansion House and the Irrepressible Lisbons at Riverside Park. Darkness halted the last meeting with a deadlock. Al Kursonis stars for Mansion House. Lisbons may start Logan or White. WPA Recreation funds the bowl games Monday through Friday with ample seating.
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Mansion House
WPA
al Kursonis
Lisbons
Logan
Taylors
Stow
Yeni
Lightning Hits Fire Alarm Box During Severe Storm
Lightning struck the fire alarm box 31 near St Ann's Academy as a severe storm raged. Firefighters from two stations rushed to the scene but no fires were started despite a heavy downpour of rain. A later signal from St St also was attributed to the storm.
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St Ann’s Academy
Orelock
Hax St
Hudson Gals Plan Provincetown Outing
The girls in the La pointe Machine Tool Company office are set for a Saturday trip to Provincetown on August 3. Norman Charbonneau of Central Street is due home today from Clinton Hospital after an operation.
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Provincetown
Norman Charbonneau
Central Street
Clinton Hospital
Hudson Scouts Observe Parents Night at Camp Smoky Pines
Hudson Foy Scouts of Troops 1 and 2 at Camp Resolute Little Pond Bolton host a Parents Night Thursday at 7 PM. Scout Zehn Brothers reports from Camp Smoky Pines detail meals by Texeira, lifesaving classes, named tents and leaders, campfire skits, inspections, and upcoming contests with Algonquin Heights and Sioux Plains.
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Hudson Foy Scouts
Resolute
Little Pond
Bolton
Fred Dill
Scout
Zehn Brothers
Hudseen Souts
Amp “Smoky Pine
Pines
Texeira
Kenneth Johnson
Pine Needle Inn
Erwin Wheeler
Raly Rellers
Dedeko and Silva
Stagger Inn
Francis Kenny
Dan Leary
Irving Delties
Walter Conney
Chris Beasquet
Bo Wilkins
Tex
Smoky Pine
Algonquin Heights
Sioux Plains
Services Held This Morning For Mrs Elmire Robitaille
Funeral services were held for Mrs Elmire Robitaille who died last Sunday. The ceremony began at her home 14 Kirby Street then a Requiem High Mass at St Marys Church where she had worshipped for over 40 years. Rev Albert Bergeron officiated with Gregorian Chant by the choir. Burial followed in St Marys parish cemetery under Dessein Ledoux. Floral tributes and spiritual offerings were numerous. Bearers included Simon Vivier Anthony Julian Felix Lucier Aime Robitaille Eugene Sway and Henry Gagne.
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Anthony Julian
Felix Lucier
Aime Robitaille
Eugene Sway
Henry Gagne
Kiwanians at District Meeting in Newton Park
Members of the Kiwanis Club attend a district meeting at Norawhera Park Newton with a 6:30 dinner at the Totem Pole Restaurant. A reception for James P. Gallagher of Newton, vice president elect of Kiwanis International, will follow the meeting and dancing. Local arrangements are led by A A Barbadoro.
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Norawhera Park
Newton
Park
Kiwanians
James P. Gallagher
Kiwanig International
A. A. Barbadoro
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