Concord Branch Opposed to Further Suffrage Holds Enthusiastic Meeting
A Concord Mass Association meeting at Mrs. Woodward Hudson's home featured papers on political history and platforms from members incl Mrs Leslie Moore and Miss Helen Keyes. Officers and by laws were approved for next steps with a planned public meeting and speaker to follow. The group organized an executive committee of 12 and set dues at twenty five cents.
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AnthSuffragig
Concord
Mass. Association
Woodward Hudson
Hudson
St Keyes
Leslie Moore
Tewksbury
Motte
French
Helen Keyes
Susie Hubbard
Massachusetts Association
Massachusetts
Association
Arminal
Executive Committee
Boylston Jt
Boston
Pliny Jewell
Prescott Keyes
C. F. Adams
G. Hollis Blake
Philip A. Davis
G. G. Fernald
Albert H. Newman
Samuel Hoar
Arthur Holland
Geo. A. Tewksbury
William Wheeler
Miss Hubbard
Holland
Porter
Keyes
Heated town hall clash over Ellis milk bill proposals
A Thursday night meeting in the town hall focused on the Ellis milk bill with the state and local health boards criticized. G H Ellis advocated for the bill while Dr Harrington argued for farmers. Judge Prescott Keyes and George Albree backed opposing views as passions ran high.
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Ellis
State Board of Health
Local Health Board
G. H. Ellis
Dr. Harrington
Lanesville
George Albree
Mr. Albree
McCarthy Speaks After Busy Businessmen Meeting
Maynard senator McCarthy 8 peaks gave talk after a general discussion at the Business Men's Club meeting in the town hall. About 20 attended with lively debate on town hall plans, tenement house act and public utilities, pledges totaling 47 000 with 2500 more expected for a new company.
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Lerer
Creighton
Naylor
Lever
Arthur J. Coughlan
P. J. Sullivan
Town Hall
Pres. Coughlan
Charles F. McCarthy
McCarthy
Wales
Sion
Iano
State Board of H
Xe Abidveiua
McCarthy Spo
State House
Last Maynard Matriarch Emma Wiicomb Dies at Home
Emma Brigham Wiicomb widow of Newell G Wilcomb and mother of a Maynard lineage dating to 1635 died after weeks of illness in her home on Tuesday morning. Born August 9 1872 she lived in the house where she passed, a 200 year old dwelling linked to early local settlers. Her passing marks the loss of one of Maynard's oldest residents tied to a long family heritage.
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Emma Brigham Wiicomb
Maynard
Emma Brigham
3Comb
Newell G
Uaetow
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Wilcomb in Maynard
Mrs. Wilcomb, long a respected Maynard resident, known for genial nature and charity, is survived by husband N. D. Wilcomb and three children: Mrs. James N. Haire of ward, Mrs. Horace B. Andrews of Hamilton, and Mrs. Harry Page of this town. The family thanks friends for kindness shown during recent illness.
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Brigham
Wilcomb
Maynard
N. D. Wilcomb
James N. Haire
Ward
Horace B. Andrews
Hamilton
Harry Page
Bri
Sudbury Notices Include Jury Service and Local Visits
Horace Seymour and Thomas O Neil have been drawn to serve on a jury while Jean Belcher has recently visited Sudbury. C F Goodnow works at Pratt's mill. Harvey Falls is on vacation with Miss Helen and a local resident is away from teaching duties. Wanted to buy the oldest piano or harpsichord in town contact L P Goulding Sudbury Mass.
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Horace Seymour
Thomas O’.Neil
Jean Belcher
C.F. Goodnow
Pratt’s Mill
Harvey Falls
Helen
L. P. Goulding
Sudbury
Mass
Town Meeting Upcoming Actions Planned by Local Officials
Town meeting scheduled for Monday March 31 with 48 warrant articles and officer nominations. Unitarian society members provide dinner. Miss Lucy Houghton returns from Boston for Easter vacation. Easter sale by Forget-me-not Circle set for 3 pm with supper 6 pm and entertainment.
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Unitarian Society
Lucy ‘Houghton
Forehand School of Domestic , Arts
Boston
Heyward Hartwell
Nathan
Somerville
A.W. Knowlton
A. Heywood Knowlton
Worcester Academy
George F. Story
Death of California resident Mr Priest at 50
A telegram notified Mrs. Chas. A. Priest that her husband died in California at age 50 from ulcers in the stomach. He had been bedridden two weeks with two registered nurses and a specialist in attendance. Funeral services were held Monday and the remains cremated per his prior wish. He is survived by his wife, a son Karlton K., and daughter Eunice, all of this town.
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Chas. A. Priest
California
Ir. Pries
Gaidar
Priest
Mattie Ki Priest
Karlton K
Eunice
ACTON MOTHERS MEETING DISCUSSES FAMILY HEALTH AND SEX EDUCATION
A South Acton mothers meeting gathered at a house on Wednesday with Mrs Hodgen reading a William Foss poem and Mrs Case presenting large charts on the effects of alcohol tobacco and cigarettes. Miss B McLean gave a strong address on sex education from multiple angles and the discussion that followed deepened attendees knowledge and reflections.
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Dicuss
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Main Street
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C. A. Parmenter & CO
Sudbur Conant & CO
Littleton
B. W. Brown
W. A. Haynes CO
Bedford Coal & Grain Co
Bedford CO
H. Mead.& CO
W. Acton
Tuttle & Newton
South Acton
White Mountain Brand
CRASS
Holbrook Grocery Company
Keene, N. H
J. Bressler
Loewe
Main
Charles M. Byron
Thoresy St
MRS
Board of Registrars
Senator McCarthy
Business Men's Club
Business Men’s Club
W. B. Case
Mr. Lerer
Cnc
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South ‘Acton
Mothers’ Meeting
Ty Oni
Creighton's
Wirthmore
Erie
Cale
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