Weekly Social Notes From Brookline Marlboro and Nearby
Brookline visitors include Ruth Veitch from Mias staying with relatives and George Swanton from Waltham with his sister. Marlboro guests Abbie Danehy and Inez Basseville visit Miss Murphy while Mrs Hart visits Lancaster. Meuri Jokinenen and Gavin Taylor hosts news items. Local clubs plan events at Music Hall and a temperance bazaar is set for May 28 to 30. court delegates chosen and a checker club match noted among local players. A recent assault on Officer King is reported with details of injuries.
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Mias
Ruth Veitch
Brookline
George Swanton
Waltham
Unday
Julia
Hannah Akroyd
Alfred Akroyd
Boro
Mary
Loretta Maley
Marlboro
Meuri Jokinenen
Fitchburg
Robert Robinson
Franklin
Gavin Taylor
Abbie Danehy
Inez Basseville
Mary Murphy
David Rae
Checker Club
George Hart
Herbert Estabrook
Lancaster
William Frasier
Frances
Lawrence
Thomas Wright
Warren Christie
Mildred
Harl
Foxboro
Mary Smith
Fred Palmer
Providence
R. L
George Mead
Hillside St
Annie, Gibson
George H. Hart
William Gutteridge
Brooks St
James Mahoney
American Powder Co
Hisley
M. Louise Dorntee
Cambridge
Alfred B. McCleary
Springfield
Alka Temperance Society
Alex Harisfrietz
Railroad Sr
Samuel G. King G
Concord area social and club activities update
Local residents host visitors from Maynard and Acton Centre. Public schools close April 3 for spring break and reopen April 18. Concord lodge confers second degree. Maynard lodge coaches degree in Concord Junction. Woman's club plans April 4 play in Monument hall and April 13 meeting with tea. Card shop showcases Easter novelties and special Maar cards. Community lectures include J. J. Hurley on immigration at Monument hall.
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Annie Flavin
Maynard
Phyllis Dennison
Friends
Acton Centre
Concord Lodge
Local Social and Civic Notes From Concord And Surrounds
Mrss Almira Pickard suffers tonsillitis. Mrs Charles McGowan visited friends here. Joseph Casey rejoined the Boston Harness Co. Mr and Mrs Robert Prentiss announce the birth of a son. George Gardner bought the Cadillac from Charlies Hunter. Herbert Hampson enjoys a two week vacation from the local station. Concord lodge I C O F worked the second degree on four candidates. West Concord Woman's club to be entertained by Mrs Marian Titus Hayford on Social Service and the Immigrant. Maynard lodge first degree to be held at Concord lodge. Degree work to be followed by collation. Stow Grange program well received with dancing afterward. Board of registrars met in the engine house. evening tally added 183 new names to the voting list, nearly all women. About 20 more registrations from Precinct 2, over 200 total. Discussion referenced the can revolution and British sisters. Concord plans to outdo other battlefields.
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Almira Pickard
Charles McGowan
Joseph Casey
Boston Harness Co
Robert Prentiss
George Gardner
Cadillac
Charlies Hunter
Herbert Hampson
Concord Lodge
Concord
A Real Poet at Last On Baseball Talk in Winter
A JUNCTIONITE and Clover Writer exchange sharp words about baseball during winter. The poem suggests talking baseball is pointless until spring, when grounds thaw and stories of baseball return in full glory. Dated Sunday March 22 1914 by J Pringle.
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Pringle
Union Church History Day Highlights Past Twenty Five Years
History Day at Union Church featured Rev. Bartlett H. Weston and Rev. Walter W. Campbell as principal speakers. The 25 years of church history were clearly presented. Sunday morning the pastor speaks on The Crown of Life and in the evening a praisé service is planned, with all invited.
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Bartlett H. Weston
Walter W. Campbell
Pather Had a Very Good Excuse
A visitor to Jamestown notices no one asks a blessing before meals. The line hints at a family or social custom being discussed in a local column. The fragment mentions a little girl from out of town and an Optimist note about manners and prayer.
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Pather
Jamestown Miss
Man Escapes But Elev tor Cable Threatens Neck
A fragment notes a man escaping an incident while mentioning women with humor and a man wearing a section of elevator cable around his neck, suggesting danger or a daring escape event.
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