Amherst Postgrad Frank Thomas and Dartmouth Plans Highlighted
The excerpt notes Frank Thomas pursuing postgraduate work at M A C Amherst and William L Davis elected floor director for Dartmouth College commencement hall. It mentions a board of registrars meeting in Concord on Saturday from 12 noon to 10 pm and lists social and local notices including Miss Margaret Dee recovering from a sore throat and an upcoming invitation dance. Charles D Bailey of the State Forester’s office marks a 60th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thomas
M. A.C
Amherst
William L. Davis
Dartmouth College
Board of
Concord
Margaret Dee
Albert
Heaton
Tilda
Colonial Inn
Boston
Trinitarian Church
Charles .D. Bailey
State Forester's Office
Concord Junction Town News Roundup
Concord Junction residents receive weekly reports. Miss Ida Gerrity of Boston visited relatives in town over the weekend. Alonzo McBrunie recovers from a serious illness and is able to be out. Warner's pond thawed after warm weather. Mrs James Cutler reports illness at Lawn Brook Road. Mrs Prank Joyce recovers from recent Framingham operation. A Saturday dance drew many locals. Jobe Bowen recovering from a serious appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Gerrity
Boston
Alonzo McBrunie
Warner's Pond
James Cutler
Lawn Brook Rd
Prank Joyce
Framingham
Concord
Jobe
B. Bowen
Local Notices and Social Roster From Area Week
E. P. Stiles to have his buildings painted. Hastings summer home broken into last Friday night. Mrs. James Sheffield hosted relatives from Peabody. M. S. Shea promotes interior decorator and painter services. Chester Noyes guest of George Sanders of Pittsburg with news of a new wife. Centre branch library benefit dance well attended by residents of Wayland Maynard and Sudbury. Stone's orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Stiles
Hastings
James Sheffield
Peabody
M. S. Shea
Chester Noyes
George Sanders
Pittsburg
Penn
George
Wayland
Maynard
Sudbury
Stone
Town Meeting Monday Sees High Voter Interest in Local Officers
Voters show unusual interest in Monday's annual town meeting with a contest to replace the town clerk and select officers. Progressive after school committee member may face incumbent Thomas F. ONeill who has been popular and may still prevail by a slim margin. Several articles promise heated debate and potential budget impacts through grants and regular appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. O'Neill
Nominations Filed for Town Officers and Committees
The town clerk records nominations for moderator Francis F Walker assessor Fred Ham overseer of poor Wm P Quinn treasurer Farland H Rogers constables Francis E Bent Seneca W Hall and J Rice commissioner Charlesone member school committee Thomas F ONeill trustee Goodnow library George A Oviatt member Board of Health Seneck W Hall and Arthur A Dakin tree gen William E Baldwin citizens nomination paper filed by Sylvester D Perry for 3 selectmen Frank W Good now Sylvester D Perry and Waldo L Stone filed by Francis E B Bent collector of taxes John C Hall filed by Waldo L Stone for road commissioner James McGreevey filed by Geo A Haynes for road commissioner Harold B Bent filed by Howard C Bun for selectman Winthrop H Fairbank independent citizens Nom paper filed by Eugene G Bradshaw for Board of Health George H Clarke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis F. Walker
Fred Ham
Wm. P. Quinn
Farland H. Rogers
Francis E. Bent
Seneca W. Hall
J. —— Rice
Arthur A. Dakin
William E. Baldwin
Citizens
Sylvester D. Perry
Frank W. Goodnow
Waldo L. Stone
Francis EB. Bent
John C. Hall
James McGreevey
Geo. A. Haynes
Bad Road Conditions Persist Around South Sudbury
The state highway near the N Y N H R R crossing remains in poor shape after heavy rains and traffic. Caretaker Stone works to fix it as autos travel over it. Other town roads suffer similarly. Electric lights soon at Union station and platforms. Local residents report widespread illnesses from the cold season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Stone
Union
Frank B. Tulis
W. B. Miles
G. J. Raymond
School Committee Nomination for Clarke and Others
Independent Citizens Nomination for assessor Hiram Haynes and Overseer of Poor Geo H Thompson filed by Eugene G Bradshaw.
Sudbury Woman's Club Plans Gentlemen's Night Event
The Sudbury Woman's club will host its annual gentlemen's night on Thursday evening March 20. Miss Florence Amy Nickerson will entertain with reading and harp solos. Members should bring membership cards and may invite one guest each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Beans on a Stick
Four year old Little Ethel enjoys corn boiled on the cob but asks the waiter to add beans to her stick after finishing each grain. The scene with her mother and a friend unfolds during a meal with the unusual request noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Maynard and surrounding social notes from Marlboro area
Maynard Preston Blanchard joins Fred Taylor's employ. W. A. Haynes Co plans another Concord street house. Worcester visits and social engagements appear. Marlboro Hudson Gas closes Thursday evenings. Local sports include bowling prizes and soccer practice ahead of a Central Mass League game. Masonic and IOOF activities feature class and degree exemplifications in Concord Junction and West Acton. Harold Garney, aboard U S S Georgia, sends cards from the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Blanchard
Fred Taylor
W. A. Haynes Co
Concord St
Elmer Clark
Worcester
Alice Wall
Marlboro
Frank Fearns
Rachel Kitchen
Cushin Academy
Sir Campbell
Lynn
Weie Cue Ae
William Campbell
Helen Sibley
Medford
S. Raymond Kitchen
William Trask
Harriet
Athol
Orrin Bosworth
James Farrell
Frank Murray
James McGill
George 8. Stockbridge
Halie Soule
Freeport
Carl
Rupertson
Jouse
George Clapp
South Acton
Maynard Lodge
Hudgon Lodge
Joseph Donahoe
Park St
Thomas Denniston
N. Y
Finnish Temperance Society
Main St
John ©. Thompson
Boston
Florida Court
American Co
Grace Jennings
Maynard Lodge, I. & O. F
Concord Junction
West Acton
Indian Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure for Scalp Trouble
Advert says Indian Hair Tonic removes dandruff and ends scalp troubles once dandruff disappears. Encourages trying a bottle to be convinced.
Union Church to Hold Holy Week Services at 1 30
The Union Church announces Holy Week services scheduled for 1 30. Community members are invited to attend as part of the observance leading up to Easter.
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South
George H. Clarke
Independent Citizens
Eugene G. Bradshaw
Hiram Haynes
Geo. H. Thompson
Sudbury Woman's Club
Cc. H. Wilcox
Case Block, Maynard
W. H. Virgie CO
Women’s
Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
Milford
John Garney
Harold
Georgia
Automobile Supplies
Tel
Goncord, Mass
R. I. Rei
Skene Poultry Farm
Bedford
Mass
E. H. Davis, Maw Smart Maynard
Kathan
Big Ben
George H. Catteridge
Nason Street
F. Litchfield
Mill Maynard
H. P. N. Dahl Company Jewelers
Nason Streets
Daynard
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