Concord club cabaret fills hall with vaudeville style show
The Concord Country Club hosted a cabaret and vaudeville evening attracting about 200 guests. The committee led by Mrs. Hugh F. Leith organized acts by Horwood's orchestra Alan Hay and dancers Miss Dorothy Doege and Mrs. Geo. Keyes. Proceeds fund a planned swimming pool. the event featured Harvard Glee Club members and local talent with bartenders and cigarette girls in club colors.
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Hugh F. Leith
Leith
Edwin Brooks
G. ‘Hollis Blake
James Porter
Harry ‘Brown
William, Weeden
Horwood
Military Orchestra
Boston
Alan ‘Hay
Dorothy* Doege
Geo
Mr. Keyes
Vanity Fair
Migs Dodge
Mrs. Keyes
R. €. Benchley
Pliny Jewell
Lottie
Messrs. Roope
Perkins and
Hall
Harvard Glee Club
Joseph Richardson
Philip ‘A. Davis
F. A. ‘Tower
Percy W. Brown
Harry Brown
Boutonnieres
Actig
Edwin. B
Frederick
Richard Eaton
Frederick Brooks
Neal Wainwright
Julian Ballou
Ernest Dustan
William Davis
Berkley Wheeler
Stephen Pepper
Rosamond Porter
Mary Parker
Eleanor Johnson
Marion Hudson
John M. Eaton
Recruiting Rumor Sparks Boston Army Debate
United States District Attorney Anderson rejected Congressman Tague's charges that American boys are being recruited in Boston for British regiments. Tague vowed to pursue evidence with Washington while calling for action against the alleged scheme. In Ballardville William Shaw accepted the Prohibition party nomination for governor.
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Boston
United States
Anderson
Tague
Anderson Se Department of Justice
Washington
Fague
United States District Attorney
Department of Justice
Shaw
Ballardville
Mass
William Shaw
Prohibition Party
Moran Murder Suspects Plead Not Guilty in Bangor
Morgan D Doyle and Lulu Moran arraigned in municipal court on murder charges in the Stephen Moran case. They pleaded not guilty and were ordered held for the supreme court without bail. Arizona to be launched June 19 at the New York navy yard as the ninth battleship built since 1892.
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Moran
Bangor
Morgan
D. Doyle
Lulu Moran
Stephen Moran
Supreme Court
Arizona
Washington
New York Navy Yard
Minnesota Saloons to Close After County Option Votes
In Minnesota during county option elections, saloons in ten counties will shut down. Only two of the twelve counties voting will keep saloons in operation.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
New destroyer Cushing reaches 30.6 knot trials
The destroyer Cushing on builders trials has attained a speed of 30.6 knots. Admiral Albert continues as chief with Major Bay P Eaton of Brunswick resigning as Maine department commander. In Auburn Me an 15 year old drown in the Androscoggin River near Ashford Mass a town name appears incomplete.
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Cushing
Albert
P. Eaton
Brunswick
Department of Maine
G. A. R. Irving Hose
Auburn
Aldroscoggin River
Aes
Ashford
Mass
Local Sudbury Notes and Social Roundup
Miss Clara Wright cares for Mrs. Powers. Mrs. William Burnett hosted guests. William Bigelow of Boston visits at Perry’s. Mrs. James Sheffield visits her son. Over family at Nantasket cottage. Fred Bent on leave. Hiram Haynes’ broncho found near North Sudbury. D A R meets at Unitarian church. Dorothy Murray visits Leon Hawes. George Innes, ex-Peter Pilkington worker, dies in Chelsea. Miner Bruce finish well at Fairbanks and start at Rice. Sudbury A. Co. dances at town hall. Wheeler provided music. cream served. Mildred Hille returns from Brooklyn visit to Sadie Bills and Mrs Vandemeer of Tom’s River. Father’s old home noted. Sudbury wins games amid dispute with Hudson.
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Clara Wright
BE. A. Powers
William Burnett
William ‘Hh. Bigelow
Boston
Unitarian Church
Dorothy Murray
Leon E. Hawes
George Innes
Peter Pilkington
Chelsea
Miner & Bruce
W. H. Fairbanks
H. B. Rice
Sudbury A. Co
Town Hall
Wheeler
Mildred Hille
Sadie Bills
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Vandemeer
Tom's River
N. J
Sudbury
Hdson
Hudson
Sudbury A C Defeats Hudson High in Uneven Baseball Game
Sudbury A C beat Hudson High 8 to 4 on June 6 in a game marked by an off field incident. Roland Eaton hit a left field home run in the early innings, though the ball was lost in the grass.
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Waa
Hudson High School
Sudbury A. C
Sudbury
Roland’ Eaton
Churchwide Services And Plans Highlight May Schedule
On Sunday May 6 Rev Claire G. Davis led character sketches at morning service The Downfall of Samson and evening Judas and Peter A special Friday meeting will plan church activities for months The official board and friends are invited Refreshments will be served and an 80 day time held Next Sunday is Children s Day
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Unday
Claire G. Davis
Samson
Judas
Peter
Milk theft and vandalism arrest in Lexington case
Henry Wells, forty, was arrested last week on a malicious mischief charge. He and an accomplice allegedly left Peter Pinkington’s Lexington farm, formerly of Sudbury, and stole eighty five quarts of milk, cut stable harnesses, and damaged the gasoline pump at the well house.
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Henry Wells
Wells
Peter Pinkington
Lexington
Sudbury
Liquor Dealers Head Seeks Local Self Government Change
Cincinnati June 9 The head of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers association argues the liquor question hinges on problem framing. He cites Osborn and says prohibition does not reduce demand, merely shifts it to illegal distilling and urges local self government to allow personal freedom until incompetence is shown.
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Cincinnati
Woolner
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
United States Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Osborn
Government Oil Suits Stand in Los Angeles Dismissals Denied
Government suits to recover lands in Los Angeles County valued at 20 million from the Southern Pacific railroad were denied by the United States District Court.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Railroad
In County
United States
Community dances planned for Saturdays this month
Fragments indicate planned dances on remaining Saturdays this month and holiday appetit programs, with expectations of significant enthusiasm and entertainment for attendees.
Festa in town hall acclaimed a success
The Festa held in the town hall was a success thanks to patrons funding and effort, Italian musicians led by Palladino of Boston, readings by Hazel Newton, and lantern pictures explained by Miss Hawes. The event promoted sociability between Italian and English speaking residents under the State Library Commission.
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Ree
Lbe
Palladino
Boston
Andrew Visso
Shi
Hazel Newton
Waltham
Miss Hawes
Campbell
Patterson
Dwight
State Library Commission
Woman's Club
John JL Bremer
Sarah Bremer
James Meas
H. W. ‘Patterson
George Dwight
BE. M. Bennett
Wayland
J. M. Campbell
State Library of
L. P. Smith
Orriott Joseph Everett Chandler
H.H. Rogers
Charles Way
Ledn EB. Hawes
R. Arthur Eaton
Howard Lenzi
First Safety Matches Spread From Sweden in 1852
Safety matches did not come into use until 1852 when Swede J. B. Lundström began making them at Jonkoping. His process had been patented eight years earlier by another Swede G. & Pasch, who brought the invention into practical use.
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J. B. Lundstrom
Jonkoping
G. & Pasch
Highland lawn party and town notices stir community
The Highland lawn party will take place in the park Friday evening. Mrs. J. Kelley visited at home Walter in Box- The meeting Monday adjourned. John Beck, a vard Medicalio student, working in Boston City Stimes Gest. Joseph Lapierrerre sold his horse to Joseph Beaudry for grocery use. The Hose 2 wagon repaired and remodelled. Officer Lyons and Reserve Officer Eugene. Mr and Mrs James H Colling welcomed a son at Marlboro hospital. Emma Doake and son Winds Lave moved to a cottage at Vinegar Haven until October. W. C. T. U. members plan to attend the convention tomorrow. Peter Byrne and a nephew head to Wiamo for resort work. Shade tree work on elm and gypsy moth continues. Peter B Murphy filed an application for raw with Virgie Co. W. Gallagher of Fra.
Spring Conference Opens With Sermon by Rev. Robjent
The Worcester Conference of Unitarian and allied groups opens with evening services tonight in Colorado Springs. Rev. Robjent of Colorado Springs will preach. the conference runs tomorrow from 10 am to 4 pm with a lunch intermission at 12 30.
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Worcester
Unitarian
Tarlan
Atria
Oy Robjent
Colorado Springs
Col
Local Suffrage Speaker John Lund Set for City Addresses
John Lund of Boylston will speak in this city Thursday on the Equal Suffrage question. He will address the Curtis factory at 12 30 evening, then at the corner of Broad and Lincoln Streets at 7 30 and at the Monument at 8 o'clock.
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John Lund
Boylston T
Curtis Factory
Broad
Lincoln Sts
Marlboro Captain Poised for Promotion in Local Contests
Rumors from insiders suggest Capt. Philp Schuylap of the major Payne unit may win a promotion. Capt. A. N and Capt. Pond are also mentioned as contenders within the city for the forthcoming advancement.
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Philp Schuylap
Tiahor
A. N
Pond
Marlboro
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