Lecture on Industrial Education at Bemis Lectureship
Helena Dempsey of Lancaster attended a Bemis lectureship program in Lincoln where Prof. Charles Zueblin spoke on Industrial Education. The event drew a modest audience and followed a prior St. Ann’s church subscription party at Wm. A. Blodgett’s home honoring Mrs. Thos Giles who plans to move to Oregon. She received a silk bag and $70 in gold amid music and readings by local and Boston guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Zueblin
University of Chicago
Bemis
St. Ann's Church
Wm. A. Blodgett
Thos, Giles
Oregon
Edwards
H. Herman
Spauldings
Boston
Town Meeting Results and Elected Officials
The annual town meeting was held in the town hall on Monday afternoon. Chas S Wheeler was chosen moderator. Officers elected include Town clerk Geo L Chapin, selectmen Chas S Smith Chas Lee Todd Robert D Donaldson, overseers of the poor the selectmen board of health R D Donaldson assessor Chas Wheeler collector of taxes treasurer James W Lennon auditor, constables James T Laird Geo E Cunningham Winslow Eaton Chas M Rooney Wn Harding school committee three years Rev J B E Bradley water commissioner three years Dr SH Blodgett fence viewers Diet Kelfther field driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas.s. Wheeler
Geo. L. Chapin
Chas. S. Smith
Chas. Lee Todd
Robert D. Donaldson
Board of Health
R. D. Donaldson
Chas
Wheeler
James W. Lennon
James T. Laird
Geo. E. Cunningham
Winslow .Eaton
M. Rooney
Wn. Harding
J. BE. Bradley
SH. Blodgett
diet _Kelfther
Town Meeting Appraises Gifts and Elections
The town extended thanks to Chas. Smith for gifting the land for the new schoolhouse. Edward F. Farrar and J. J. Kelleher contested closely for the office of tree warden in a recent vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
John F. Farrar
Martin M. Welch
Richard A. Shepherd
Samuel Farrar
Harold
Cousins
George Chapin
Edward R. Farrar
Moorfield Storey
Julius B. Eyeleth
Wheeler
Chas
Smith
Edward F. Farrar
J. J. Kelleher
Taft Illustrated Lecture On Sculpting Process
Lorado Taft delivered an illustrated lecture on how statues are made. He demonstrated clay modeling and plaster cast making, mold removal, and marble carving from exact plaster measurements. The talk amused the large audience and highlighted the sculptor’s craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorado Taft
Taft
Marriage of Miss Albertine Chouinard and Joseph Bablus
The display in Snow & Noll's window drew attention this week. The marriage of Miss Albertine Chouinard of Crest Street and Joseph Bablus of Baker Avenue was quietly solemnized at Help of Christiane Church on Wednesday evening, February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow & Noll
Albertine ‘Chouinard
Crest St
Joseph Bablus
Baker, Ave
Help of Christiane Church
Maynard spring vacation and community events
Maynard schools close for spring vacation March 19. The Tuesday club met with Mrs. Albert Sylvester. Several residents and guests are noted including Miss Margaret Long in Boston and Miss Lila Clark visiting Springfield. Local lodge activities, concerts, cantata rehearsals, and public events are listed with multiple residents traveling or hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sylvester
Margaret Long
Boston
Bedford Social Notes and Local Updates
Bedford residents report health recoveries and a visit by Inspector Byrne while John Davis suffers rheumatism. The Entre Now Whist club met with Mrs. Halladay and town events include a south town fire, a Baltimore visit, a 4200 mile sailor voyage, and Walton Izaak enthusiasts. Local officials appoint Abbott Webber as interim town clerk as water service expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Now@ Whist
L. H. Halladay
Springs Road
Abram English Brown Funeral Held in Bedford Church
Funeral services for Abram English Brown were conducted at the Trinitarian church in Bedford on Tuesday February 23 at 1 o clock. The service featured Scripture selections by Rev. Batt of Concord addresses by Rev. Piper Dr Patrick Rev Torrey and Mrs Martha Hill Sage with prayers solos and benediction. Flower tributes came from town boards and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram English Brown
Trinitarian
Bedford
Batt
Concord
Piper
Patrick
Newton
Torrey
Martha Hill Sage
Billerica
Mr. Torrey
Temple
Town and Friends
For Rent in Bedford Tenement with Six Rooms
Local notice advertises a six room tenement for rent in Bedford, centrally located. Applicants should apply to Mr. Young at the Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
500th Sudbury Jury Drawn For Grand Panel
Henry N. Smith has been drawn to serve on the Grand Jury now sitting at Lowell. The Memorial church thrived with Rev. KE. CC. Whiting delivering sermons from Revelation and Proverbs as the weather encouraged a good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Smith
Lowell
KE. CC. Whiting
Sudbury Social Notes Mention Tas and Local Guests
SUPDGBIA notes invite town meeting speeches and report visitors Frank and George Porter of Leominster and Parker Fairbanks of Tufts at home over Sunday. Edwin B. Hosmer is housebound with grip. A scrub basketball game ended in Sudbury’s favor. A chicken pie supper is planned at the M E church on March 4. A vocal concert with a reader from Boston is announced. For sale cattle and horse hay by C J Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and
George Porter
Leominster
Parker Fairbanks
Tufts College
Edwin B. Hosmer
Sudbury
M. EB
Poston
Littleton Notes on Local Guests and School Holidays
Mrs. A. W. Knowlton hosted Mrs. Nellie Parker of Somerville while Rev. Fuller from Groton will lead at the Baptist church on Sunday. School spring vacation set for March 12 with reopening March 29, while a West Acton meeting featured Mr. Carr discussing art in the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Knowlton
Nellie Parker
Somerville
Mr. Fuller of
Groton
The
Baptist Church
Irving Millet
David Millet
Chester Hartwell
Plymouth
Austin Kimball
Back Log Club
Washington
Hibbard
Lowell
Acton
Littleton
West Acton
Carr
Ayer
Artnthe
Nursing staff available at short notice in Waltham
Trained or experienced nurses furnished quickly at 367 Moody Street Waltham Massachusetts. Prices range from 10 to 321 dollars per week. Telephone night service 672-3 and day service 672-1. Local contact number {74378}.
King's Daughters Hold Regular Meeting Plans for Annual Fair
The King's Daughters met with Mrs. Davis on Tuesday afternoon March 2. Arrangements were made for the annual fair at Haster and contributions will be gratefully received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s ‘Daughters
Concord Junction News Involving Town Figures And Events
Concord Junction reports on residents including Roland Howe with Co T in Washington and Jeremiah Sheehan’s recovery. Recent guests include Richard Hatch’s Dorchester family at the Messers in Priest. Charles Kendall moves to chief of Somerville police. Union church pledges near 4000 for new building. Weather mud blocks Crest street car track causing 2 hour delay. I H A C beats Concord Junction Rovers 26 18. Rovers to face Stow high Thursday. Woman’s Club meeting features Miss Towne talk on Physical Aids to Health with music and tea served. Notice of non liability for debts after March 1 1909 by Edward A Hall Concord Jct Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Barris
Lowell
Thomas Usher
Sherman
Moving Pictures
Cooperative Hall
Alice Wall
Jennie Quirk
Marlboro
Frank
Ferns
James Ledgard
Carney
Maynard Lodge
John Fletcher
Esther
Malden
Mary Fletcher
Railroad St. Charles
McGill
Bridgeton
James
Hageney
Wallace
Fred Mead
Ruth
Worcester
Fred Palmer
Providence
George Mead
Hillside St
Ivy Pierce
Virginia
Gordon Pierce
New York
Harriman
Hudson
Maynard I. H.A. C
Concord Junction “Rovers
Warner's Hall
Junction Boys
Rovers
Stow High School
Stow
Woman's Club
Lillian Ms Towne
For Sale: Small Barn in Concord Junction
Concord Junction Mass. resident B. F. Howe advertises a small barn for sale suitable for an auto. Local notice notes owner contact details for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Howe
Concord Junction
Mass
Weekend Guests and Local Events At Concord Inn
Weekend visitors include Concord L. M. Arrowsmith and BE Carter of Wahpeton. Events planned include a Junior hop on the 26th and a Professional Chauffeurs association motor cycle and bicycle race on April 19. Notables and names appear among guests at the Colonial Inn and Wright Tavern, with speeches by Prof. R. A. Jernberg and an anti tuberculosis exhibit opening address by Ellen T. Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Arrowsmith
BE. H. Carter
Wahpeton
N. D
Concord
Edward Rockwood
American Express Co
Punkatasset Hill
Royden Bass
Lynn
Franklin Rete
Frank F. Este
Marlboro
Julia Hosmer
Hubbard Sr
Baldazzario
Diheca
John Key
Italy
Wright Tavern
H. L. Thompson
Paula B. Thompson
Ellen T. Emerson
Antiberculosis Association
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Lincoln
Europe
United States
HH. P.N. Dae
MAIN
Maynard
Markdown Sale
China
Gutteridge’s
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Maynard, Mass
Jack Frost
Frost
W. F. Litchfield
Main ST
Frank St. Clair
George H. Gutteridge
William Maley
Westwood
Lila Clark
J. E. Marsh
Springfield
St. Bridget’s Church
Loyal Assabet Lodge
I. C
O. F
M. A
George Champagne
Gilbertville
Front St
St. Bridget’s
Albert Batley
Horticultural Hall
Acton St
Stow Town
Supt. Lyman
Hudson Schools
Methodist Church
Rebekah Warren
Raymond Hamlin
Judkins
Miss Hill
Herbert Lawton
Men's League
Congregational Church
League
Ethelbert V. Crabhill
Daniel Haynes
Inspector Byrne
State Police
John P. Davis
Carlisle
Alfred Walter
Baltimore
Day
Uncle Sam
Louis Pfeiffer
Philadelphia
Bill
Izaak Walton
Shawsheen
U. S
Bedford Springs
Agricultural Department
Government
Abbott Webber
A. E. Brown
Bedford Enterprise
Chas. W. Blake &Co
Perkins
South St
Charles W. Blake
Whist Club
Walter French
J. Z. Blake
Abram English
Roland .H. Barnes
Newton Highlands
A. W. Rogers
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Supdgbia
Cortese
C. J. Morse
W. E. Conant
Blanche Skelton
Somervile
Florence Bartlett
Red Cross
Moody St
Waltham, Mass
Walthan
Roland Howe
Boys of
Co. T
Jeremiah Sheehan
Richard Hatch
Dorchester
A. B. Messer
Priest
Charles Hendrickson
Charles A. Kendall
Massachusetts Reformatory
Mr. Kendall
Somerville Police Department
Union Church
Ethel M. Hall
Edward A. Hall
Concord Jct
John Kulscar
Middlesx Fire Insurance ‘Co
Colonial Inn
Martha Houghton
Billle Burke
Hollis St
Bomton
Keyes
Walden Street
Walden Hall
Main Street
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