Bedford Votes Yes for License in 27 Year Gap
Bedford voters approve a license by a decisive 125 to 98 in town meeting ballots. Close contests for selectman show Pfeiffer 116, Cutler 115 and a likely recount. Edward Kelley defeats Herbert L. Clark for constable. other officers elected include Skelton, Williams, Clark, Lane, Blake, Mason, Lyons, Fitch, Prentiss. Local activity includes wiring work and a Washington visit by Mrs. Walter. For sale a windmill and water installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Lcense
Board of Selectmen
Immanuel Pfeiffer
David C. Cutler
Pfeifer
Edward Kelley
Herbert L. Clark
George A. Skelton
Charles EB. Williams
Willis G. Lane
A. Elmer Blake
Martha %. Mason
Henry D. Lyons
David L. 3. Fitch
Maynard Announces Candidacy For Town Board
Maynard voters are asked to support James C. Mahoney in the upcoming selectmen race. He cites lifelong residence in town, local schooling, and work at the American Powder Company along with community roles in St Bridget's groups. He pledges honesty and dedication to town interests. Plans for a whist party and dance are under St Bridget's parish auspices for April 19 in Cooperative Hall. A St Patrick's Day service is set March 16 and speakers from out of town are expected. Mr and Mrs John Moynihan welcome a daughter born Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Frank Hayward and son Grant visited the Hayward family. The Men's Fraternal League met Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
American Powder Company
Bridget’s Temperance Society
Twilight Club
James C. Mahoney
St. Bridget’s Parish
St. Bridget's Church
Ireland
St. Patrick
O. Hi
John Moynihan
Sudbury
Frank Hayward
Grant
Fred Hayward
Men's Fraternal League
Locals and Visitors Noted in Area During Week
A parade of visitors and residents highlighted the week with Eugene Gormsey of Everett, Clarence Bodfish of Lowell, Walter Baker of Marlboro, Grace Wood of Somerville, and others calling on friends and relatives. Traffic lists include Mrs. Michael Waldron convalescing, Dr. Samuel Reed buying a Ford runabout, and P H DeLee on a two week Western business trip amid numerous social events and club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Gormsey
Everett
Columbus Rainville
Clarence Bodfish
Lowell
A. T. Haynes
Walter Baker
Marlboro
John Moynihan
Grace Wood
Somerville
George H. Gutteridge
Albert Fairbanks
Clifford Whitney
Riverside Cooperative Association
Michael Waldron
Vera Lawton
Framingham
William Collier
Son Parold
Leon Frye
Medford
H Er
Joshua Edwards
B. A. Harris
Alston
Julius Loewe
Samuel B. Reed
W. A. Waynes Co
Frank Prayden
Thompson St
Mise Nettie Taylor
Simnens College
Lympheny Hall
Joel Abbot
Keene, N. B
Clarence
Lawrence
Edward Billet
Jeff” Mattson
Masonic Social Club
Loewe's Block
James Claflin
George N. Hart
Joseph Claflin
James Coulter
Harry Larkin
Albert Larkin
A. Larkin
Lake Boon
Sarah Shorey
East Rochester
N. H
Lilla Hatch
St. Hilda’s Guild
Arthur Bradford Papineau
St. George's Episcopal Church
Alma Oliver
North Sudbury
Oliver
John Oliver
Concord Easter Postcards Displayed and Local Happenings
Concord society notes report Easter postcards on display by Miss Buck and a Bradford home illness. A Grange membership meeting, Mt Holyoke alumni reunion, DAR entertainments, ice fishing on Lake Walden, and civic visits from city and state officials are noted amid local social and sports results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Edward Hoar
M. B.L. Bradford
Bradford
Main St
Concord Grange
Lillian B. Mc‘onnell
Mt. Holyoke
Hotel Vendome
Old Concord
A. T. Haynes
Maynard
Concord
Lake Walden
Leonard C. Robinson
Water and Sewer Department
Sumner
William H. Dee
Bedford Rd
Philip
Bill
United States
Co. I
Macginnis
Regular Army
Trinitarian Brotherhood
Arthur F. Moody
Internal Revenue
Boston
Joseph Dee
Pedford Rd
Dee Ie
C. H. Towle
Rudolph Petersen
Washington
National Capital
Wilson
Fitchburg
Depot Tigers
Concord Musical Club
Woman's Club
Concord i Ac
Michael J. Dwyer
Dwyer
Paoid
Redegan
P. Joslin
Notable Social Notes and Local Events Chronicle
Wakefield visitor Kenneth Weaver guests in Concord Junction while Olive King enjoys a New Bedford respite. Marlboro N H guest May Cushing visits Mrs J H Lawrence. Large cinema crowd fills a Saturday show as Miss Rosa Bowker returns to Fair Haven. Lieutenant Governor Walsh visits Har old W Chase on Main Street. Miss Molyneux Rings hosts friends on Commonwealth Avenue. Trinity male quartet concert set for Friday March 14 under Eastern auspices. G Walter Rowa of the junior class visits with F Knowles family. John P Bowen, recently improved after dental surgery, shows progress. First annual Easter Monday concert and ball tickets for baseball team sales surge. event expected to be both festive and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Weaver
Wakefield
Olive King
New Bedford
May Cushing
Marlboro
N. H
J. H. Lawrence
Moving Picture Entertainment
Rosa Bowker
Fair Haven
Joseph Brown
Forrford
John Brown
Central
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GOES
Robert M. Prentiss
Concord Junction
MacFalane
Spring Rd
A. J. Walter
Washington, D. C
Arthur Gowan
Washington, D
Arlington
Frost Insecticide Co
E. R. Teele
West Acton
Kryptok
Cc. H. Wilcox
Onin and Optum
Gase
Black Maynard
WV. H. Virgie CO
Women’s
Main Street
Marlboro, Pass
Milford
Tel
Goncord, Mass
Earl H. Kathan
E. H. Davis
E. H. Davis, Sen
Simeer
Stttano
R. L
Skene Poultry Farm
Bedford, Mass
Lex
Big Ben
George H. Cu Orig
Nason Street
W. F. Litchfield Main St.' Opp. Mill ‘Maynard
Gov. Walsh
Town
Harold W. Chase
Main
H. P. N. Dahi
Ever Reds
Glenwood
Mason
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