Death of town tax collector Mr Gill at 35 Elm Street
Edward Gill Jr found his father, Henry Gill, a town tax-collector for years, dead in bed at 35 Elm Street. The elder Gill had been in poor health, took leave two months, traveled to New Hampshire for recovery, and died about two hours before discovery. The 48 year old suffered a nervous breakdown and despondency over his health.
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New Hampshire
Aort
Armstrong
Norman N. Hunter
Ted
E H. Merrill
Marthor
Merrill
Borough Hospital
Hudson
William Edward
Dovttor Merrill
Mir. Gill
Hudson Gill
Ae Hudson High
Boston
Cal
P. F. Goodrich Rubento Taston
Mary M
Jandron
William W. Jr
Henry Ay
Francis J
Donald
Obituary and Community Notes From Hudson and Acton
The report describes Joseph G. Mace filling an unexpired term as tax collector after a life of public service in Hudson. It notes Gill as longtime financial secretary of Hudson Council K of C, his civic ties, health concerns, and his dedication to work. It lists survivors, funerality plans, and local notices from Acton including teacher changes and new appointments with several named educators and towns.
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Hudson
Joseph G. Mace
Gill
Hudson Council
K. of. C
Hudson Chamber of Commerce
Holy Name Society
St. Michae’s Church
Goward and Morehouse Return Home After Branford Visit
President and Mrs. Clarence N. Goward of the A A Association and Miss Hazel Morehouse return to Swastika Villa North Acton from a week with friends in Branford Connecticut. A meeting of the A A A board was held at the home of the corresponding secretary Mrs J Sidney White North.
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Clarence _N. Goward
A. A. Association
Hazel Morehouse
Swastika Villa
North Acton
Branford
Conn
J. Sidney White
North
Marriage Announcement for Miss Henrietta May Clark and Rev Jacob Torsleff
Miss Henrietta May Clark and Rev Jacob Torsleff announce their marriage in Newton Highlands on Sunday June 24. Clark manages the telephone exchange in West Acton Massachusetts and Torsleff serves as pastor of the church in South Acton. They plan to reside in the bride’s home after the ceremony.
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Henrietta” May Clark
Poe Jacob. Torsleff
Newton
Highlands
Miss Clark
Adi
Pardon V Telephone Exchange
West Acton
Torsleff
Trch
Acto
Forsleff
Birth of a son for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sturtevant Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sturtevant Jr. of Hancock Street welcomed a baby boy. Mrs. Sturtevant and the infant are reported doing well after the birth. Attended service of Paul Revere Chapter No. 1660.
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Harry Sturtevant Jr
Hancock Street
Paul Revere
Maynard Mourns Missing Leo Mullin At Graduation
Leo Mullin of 1928 was to preside over the high school graduation ball but was taken ill with appendicitis and rushed to St Elizabeth's hospital. Editor of the show, Mullin is praised for his loyalty to the school and mates. George Tucker will substitute for Mullin on the program.
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Maynard
Leo Mullin
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Leo
Maga
Mads
Community Notes Include Graduations and Grange Events
Members of Lexington Chapter 188 and local lodges attended services at the Church of Christ. John Day spoke on June 24 as Whittaker and Stillman Whitaker family news, while Whittaker graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and plans to start a business. Union School exhibits show writing progress. Bedford and Westford Granges held a joint supper on June 21. Mrs Frances Shaber brings twins for visit. Gertrude Marlborough plans departure from teaching duties.
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Lexington
W. Robinson Lodge
A. M
Church of Christ
W. Thoon
Whittaker
Stillman
Ghittaker
Bedford Grange
Westford.Grange
Frances W. Shaber
Kenvil
N. J
Elk Hale Birthday Anniversary Observed At Stow
The 34th anniversary of Elk Hale's birth was observed in Stow by townspeople with a graveside service at 2 pm. Hale is honored for founding the local high school, and Francis W. Hale of Georgia, a direct descendant, plans to donate a portrait for display once obtained.
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Elk Hale
T Ipyepeonts
Hale High School
Francis W. Hale
Keen
Ne Hupy
Plan First Field Day of Circle at Crowe Park
Circle will hold its first field day at Crowe Park on July 4 with events from 2 to 9 PM. St Brigid Cadet Corps Mary Corps lead a 2 PM radio opening, Marlboro B and Maynard teams play at 3 PM, a parade and drill by St Brideptts Cadet Corps, and a Mary Corps child program.
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Maynard
Mer ‘Circle
Crowe Park
St. Brk Cadet. Corps
Taijg Mary Corps
Maynard T
St. Brideptts Cadet Corps
Mary Corpe
Comley Transfers Camp and Two Acres at Carlisle Road
John R R Comley conveys a camp and two acres on Carlisle Road to William of Cambridge. The deal records probable transfer of property between private parties in Cambridge.
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John, R
Comley
Carlisle
William
Cambridge
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Howerd
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U.S. Army
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Tuttle
Port Apne
Ralph Metchan
Reinew
Bedford
Jennie 'Strawberg
Main Street
Arlington Street
Olive ‘Valente
the Waltham High
Louise Turner
Taunton
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Murray
Lynn
Ashley Rich
Buffalo
N. Y
Walter Holt
Ashburnham
Elsie Damon
Gardner
Cunningham
Waltham
Marian Fuller
Walpole
South Acton
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Wdisdath
Sande
Wyatt
Maynard’ ’S
Vester Telgref
Big Midway
O’leary
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Tye
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Utes Ial
Eball
Maynard ‘Shieks
Berit
Mallimoth
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