New England Prep Indoor Carnival Highlights Wetherbee Victory
Concord Junction reports Ford and Essex touring cars seen by locals. Miss Madeline Ryan and Miss Agnes O Grady visit Carver Mass with Miss Annie Prende while Duren family enjoys health improvements in Providence R I. Francis Wetherbee wins 60 yard dash and 300 yard run at East Armory Boston, leading Worcester tab to a 35 1/2 point total and beating Moses Brown by 13 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F
EB. L. Willard
Madeline Ryan
Agnes O'Grady
Endi Ag
Annie Prende
Carver
Mass
C. C. Duren
Providence
R. L
Duren
Central St
Concord Junction
New England Preparatory School
East Armory
Boston
Francis Wetherbee
Francis
Worcester
Academy
Moses Brown School
Regular Meeting of Ladies Union Sews and Teas
The Ladies Union held a Tuesday session with members sewing and tea served by hostesses Mrs Laura Fought Mrs Nict Flynn Mrs Foskett Mrs Ida Hicks and Mrs Blanché Hewitt. A social is planned for Friday March 17 with Mrs W A Rodnay in charge and committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
Laura Fought
Nict Flynn
Foskett
Ida Hicks
Blanché Hewitt
W. A. Rodnay
Albert Achorn
B. L. Pratt
Albert Hicks
Senate Honors Memory of Henry D Coolidge
Massachusetts Senate devoted nearly its entire Friday session to resolutions on the death of Henry Dingley Coolidge. Leonard F. Hardy presented tributes praising his 33 years as clerk, his knowledge and courtesy, and his role in safeguarding Senate traditions. The resolutions express sympathy to Mrs Coolidge and their transmission to his family, with the Rules Committee reporting a proposal to pay the remainder of his salary for the year to the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Henry D. Coolidge
Massachusetts Senate
State Senate
President Alien
Leonard F. Hardy
Commonwealth
Henry Dingley Coolidge
Acton Annual Town Meeting Sets Budgets and Warrant
South Acton voters approved a 1922 tax rate plan with about 5 000 in total appropriations led by schools at 41 125 an increase of 3 600 over last year The selectmen were authorized to sell the jail and related land to fund fire department equipment improvements Other articles including a high school by law adoption and school board salaries were passed over Multiple line items cover roads bridges memorial library fire protection street lighting police health and other town services with various specific allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
South Acton
Nick
Meen
Memorial Library
Board of Health
Fire Dept
East Acton
Eaudry
Albert Gaudette
Olivier Lefevre
Gloucester postpones meeting amid March 13 caucus and March 27 election
On account of the caucus scheduled for March 13 to nominate candidates for the March 27 special election to fill the vacancy caused by Ben Derby's resignation the regular meeting is postponed to Monday March 20 at 8 o clock A teacher of Spanish and French in the Gloucester public schools is taking a vacation from her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anelectman
Ben Derby
Gloucester Public
West Acton Notes on Local Moves and Events
West Acton report covers Durkee couple returning from Lunenburg and Kelley family moving into W. Hargraves tenement. Local sick list includes Moore Lowell Cramm and Hoar. Boston attorney visit anticipated. degree conferral at meeting Wednesday night. basketball crowd eyed for Hudson vs Maynard game. Civic federation notes A B Parker on Washington disarmament conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Durkee
Lunenburg
Charles Kelley
W. Hargraves
R. B. Moore
Lowell
H. Cramm
Hoar
Boston
Hudson Town
Maynard Bis
Maynard
Civic Federation
A. B. Parker
Washington
Acton Center Celebrates Arrival of Little Daughter
Rev and Mrs May welcome a baby girl named Missey Pauline Roberts with Edith Ellis and others present at the home of Mary Picka de Greart. Baby's parents are Mr and Mrs Stanley Pedersen notes occupying driver position at the High School barge in George Noyes absence for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Pauline Roberts
Edith Ellis
Bane Mary Pickade
Greart
Baby
Mra
An Stanley
John Pedersen J
George Noyes
Spring Opening Auction at Tuttle's Stable Concord Mass
On March 21 1922 at 10 am an auction sale will be held at Tuttle's Stable Walden Street Concord Mass. Consigned household goods from Concord families include 150 new chairs and rockers and 225 pictures mirrors dining room and bedroom furniture kitchen and rugs. All items offered will be sold with no reserve and no limit. Plenty of indoor room and no bidders allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle
Walden St
Concord
Mass
Prlor
Pura Aaitalieter Tene-Co Te
Auction Sales at Hardwick and Lexington Farms in March 1922
Auction notices list sales by J. W. Ellsworth Jr at Hardwick Mass featuring two Horses 25 Cows Shoats motor truck hay farm tools and household goods. Location Gilbertville to East Brookfield Farm. Auctioneers John A Finigan. Another sale on March 18 by A G McCoubrey at Idyle Wilde Farm Lexington Mass offers farm implements vehicles harnesses and household items with cash terms, rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ellsworth, Jr
Hardwick
Mass
Gilbertville
East Brookfield
John A Finigan
Idywilde’ Farm
State Road
Lexington
Carey Farm
Democrat
Maynard Annual Town Meeting Appoints Panel on Memorial Land
Ex service man John Higgins led a large Maynard gathering at Co operative hall for a town meeting that approved 166 768 dollars in appropriations and 24 000 to be paid over five years. A five member committee including Higgins was chosen to study purchasing land and building a soldiers memorial while bonds or notes were not to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Higging
Co-operative Hall
Alfred E. McCleary
John Higgins
The
Legion
Higgins
Maynard
Flpgg
O. S. Fowler
B. J. Coughlin
Riverside Hall
Auxiliary
Carl A.son
George Jamieson
Wm. Merial
Thomas King
Main St
Walnut St
Grange Notes Entertainment Contest Aided By Music
A February 28 Grange event featured a two sides competition with the side receiving the most performers winning. Acts included William H. Kingsley orchestra and Wilbur Fiske violin and drums with Daisy I. French piano. Helen Pederson sang with orchestra and Edward Forbes performed in a blackface sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Kingsley
Wilbur Fiske
O D. Wood
Daisy I. French
Helen Pederson
Edward
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Concord 118
L. Anderson & Son
Donse Brothers
Dodge Bros
America
West Acton
Acton Center
Sohn A. Finigan
F. A. Waite
Concord Jct
RFD
Maynard, Mass
Charles H. Persons
Orrin
Grange
John W. Mara
Main
Finnan Haddie
Tabernacle Brand
California
Serge
Swansdown
Sential
Tel
Concord State Armory
American Red Cross
Shirley Mason
Buick
Ford
Cadillac Sales and Service
Vesta Batteries
Concord Motor CO
H. Torrey
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