Bedford organizes rural fete and graduation notices
Coverage recalls Bedford community events with the lawn fete and children’s dance hopes for a large turnout. Parade participation included Fred F. Cook of Bedford, Boston Elks detail, and L M M division, plus town plans approving a new farm building. High school exams wrap up the year with graduation set for Thursday.
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Elwert Loomis
Cape
Bedford Ie
Fred F. Cook
Bedford
Gon
Boston Elks
Charlestown
William
Concord ’Tl
Bedford Worge
Pod
Kehee
H. R. Locke
West Medford
C. A. Warner
Peabody
C. F. DePeaux
New York City
F. Abbott
Hillshoro
N. Ha
Vernon J. Vowe
Borton
N. Jarvie
Worcester
Edwin A. Quinn
Henry A. Sevege
M. Johnson
Miss Kirn
Miss Dowd
Robert Fpf. Moe
Isabel Cobb
Chas. F. Kenney
Col
B.H Boynton
Miss Olson
Larrent Morseall
Boston
Lexington Celebration Opens With Speeches And Exercises
A Lexington celebration marks three days of events culminating in a parade praised for its spirit. Generations dressed as in a famous painting The Spirit of 76 lead the display, while the Lexington Minute Men and Company C of Bedford contribute notably to the procession.
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Letic Games
Gov. Foss
East Lanington
San
Lexington
Co. C of Bedford
Locals Rally in 15 10 Loss Despite Early Burst
Somerville beat Bedford 15 to 10 after a three inning rough start. Walsh earned seven runs in six innings but the rally at the end came too late. Civic club next faces Hasbeens then Westvale A C Concord in late June and early July events.
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Seer Swen
Mahan
Samarville
Somerville
Bedford
Walsh
L. S
Civic Club
Hasbeens
Westvale A. C
Concord
Westvale A. C. Concord
Old Bedford
Belen
Maynard Social Notes Run Through Local Gatherings
Maynard residents and visiting guests fill the week with church events, dinners, and family visits. Attendees include Rev. Arthur J. Coughlan at a Charlestown Bryan dinner, Mrs. Jones and daughter Eth el of Waltham, Miss Winifred Collins of Hudson, and Amory Maynard among others at various local engagements. The B M station ticket office sets new hours as trains adjust, and preparations begin for the water low river clearance project behind Main street.
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Arthur J. Coughlan
Bryan
Charlestown
Hudson
Mary Maley
Raymond Palmer
Newport
R. I
Lake Boony
William Collier
Son Howard
Lowell
Boston
Alfred
Carey
West Acton
W . Browne
St. In Church
M. HB
A. Morris Orgood
Amory Maynard
A. Z. Lloyd
Mr. Peel
Hiram Parkin
Fred Sims
Local residents enjoy summer visits and gatherings
Miss Towle returns from Assim ent for summer duties while Miss Grace Tuttle arrives from Mt porroke college for vacation. Wilson Hunt of Moline hosts and Selectman G Hunt welcomed guests. Flags commemorated Flag Day. Miss Hinskinn teaches English at Pitchbure high and visits F C Rockwood’s. Reverend Loren Benfone to swap pulpits with Reverend Alice Peterson. Summer vacations fill primary and grammar grades as school ends Friday. Swampscott visitors Harold and Irving Huzzey attend C H and class day dance. Mrs Sydney McCleary of Maynard attends Concord close day. cousin Miss Hilda Raymond graduates. Middlesex Northwest Tempe Union meeting reported from Abington. Charles Cleary of Roxbury helps Cord with a game. open air Mothers' meeting at Mrs H. Rolfe's home.
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Miss Towle
Assim ‘Ent
Grace Tuttle
Mt. Porroke College
Wilson Hunt
Moline
G. Hunt
Miss Hinskinn
Pitchbure
F. C
C. H
Sydney McCleary
Maynard
Concord
Mies
Hilda. Raymond
Middlesex Northwest Tempe Union
Tleton
Littleton
Joseph Smith
On Conn
Charles Cleary
Roxbury
The
HW. & Dance
Kenneth B Gnance
Concord Junction Notes on Local Athletics and Mail Safety
Ruth Allen returns from Harvard Forestry. Boog Anthgotes excels in distance events at Concord School meeting. Montague claims top times in quarter and half mile. Public notice warns of new red mailboxes on streets while five letters found in boxes near the post office suggest misuse of proper mail delivery.
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Boog Anthgotes
Ruth Allen
Epard
Harvard Forestry
Bvdrett Montague
Concord School
Peavey
Giant 14 Inch Gun Transport Draws Attention
The 14 inch gun, 128 405 pounds, measured four meters, was shown on a coast defense car on the B and M line during the week. The car, built by the Pennsylvania Railroad, holds 150 000 pounds and rivals the gun in interest. The gun’s massive weight caused a section to spring above the car.
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Boston
Pennsyvania Railroad
Union Church Sermon Series Ends With Creed Reflections
Morning service concludes a series on the Apar ties Creed focusing on life and faith. Evening service explores Abiding Faith themes as the congregation reflects on spiritual power and daily living. Parish notes mention Prairie as a return point for early events.
For Salm Flower Bedding Plants and Varieties
Sale notice notes stocky plants of Salm flowering varieties including salvian, asters, and malaga. Available in 6 city lots with entry for good stock and gardening use.
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George
Concord St
Charles Williams
Margaret
Case Bidek
A. T. Haynes & CO
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Ash Co
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Michelin
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United States
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Springfield Tires
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Carlisle
Sudbury
Agnes Gibbons
Montana
Belgium
Aachen
Germany
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George H. Gutteridge Tchmaker and
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Glenwood Stores
Mason Tinware
Concord, Maynard and Hudson St. By
F. A. Persons
Concord Junction
Union Church
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