Local notices and visits fill town page
A crowded social tally shows Mrs A B Palmer visiting friends in Beverly and Miss Mariaana Edson calling on friends in Waltham. Dartmouth’s W A Hart hosts a week at home while Augusta Von Salzen receives a surprise party. Page items note club meetings, birthdays, and travel, including Ida McKinley chapter constitution events and Mr Tomeoka of Tokio finishing a world tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Palmer
Beverly
W. A. Hart
Dartmouth
Mariaana Edson
Waltham
A. Dakin
Percy Wee
Dick Grant
Grafford Club
Portsmouth
N.ia
Augusta von Salzen
William Vaughn
Paul ‘Oll
Legislative Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Reformatory
Samuel Truman
Erie Thompson
Fitchburg
D. A. Lakin
Gershom Files
Noe
Agnes M. Son
Dean Gene Ne
Rane
Ona San
Charles 8. Hart
Frank H. Watson
BE. M. Comery
Ida McKinley
Tomeoka
Tokio
Japan
Harriet Brooks Smith 100 Year Wakefield Resident Dies
Mrs Harriet Brooks Smith died at home in Wakefield within days of her 100th birthday. Born April 1804 in Stow she lived there until moving to Wakefield ten years ago to live with daughter Mrs Harriet Mulliken. Survivor son Asa Smith and two living daughters plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her parents Nathan and Nancy Brooks served in the Revolutionary War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Brooks Smith
Boston Globe
Wakefield
Stow
Harriet Mulliken
Nathan
Nancy Brooks
Asa Smith
Ean Smith
North Dakota
Weather Almanac Notes and Forecast Snapshot
Almanac weather tidbits for Thursday March 81 include sunrise at 5 29, sunset at 6 00, full moon at 7 44 a m and high water at 11 a m and 11 30 p m. High pressure remains over Atlantic coast districts with fair weather in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
New England
Strike Talk Fails to Forge Wage Agreement
An informal conference of Coal Teamsters union and coal dealers failed to reach a wage demand settlement. Officials expect a peaceful adjustment without a strike. Also noted is a mail interception directive from Washington following inspector Snow’s evidence, tied to a Pre- Sick Man case and a Civil War veteran Thomas K. Ladd in Adams, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Bosted
Washington
Post Office
Snow
Hibbard
Northi Adams
Mass
Thomas K. Ladd
Concord News Briefs and Notes from L and B Line
Percy Foss begins service on L and B street railway line this week. The junior class at C. H. S. hosted a well attended hop in the assembly afternoon. Gannon Go. operates at their central office in Waltham. A monthly vesper service and a tubular musical program featured Miss Page. The Boston flag pole was removed Saturday by owner Mr Brauhart. Military and naval reports note developments at three plants across the United States. Nearly a million and a half peach trees crates reach various destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Foss
L. & B. Street
Sosstion Wilkie Atnet Gannion Go
Waltham
Ctiensen
Page
Long Inland
Boston
Brauhart
Boston Globe
John Desmond
Joseph
United States
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Marcie
Keone Ween Ag
Sultana
China
Cender
Alfred T. Haynes
Maynard, Mass
Concord, Mass
Ebours
Aeres
Ham Man
Union Market
H. H. Young
Concord Junction
C. L. King
Maynard’s Block
Maynard
Aoassene
Klestrie
Walden Bt
J. F. Gannon & Co., Clothiers and Harberdashers, Ws
Mason ST
Adelbert Fernald, D. &. D
Harvard University
Symphony Hall
Back Bay
Wendell F. Davis
Dentist
Walter A. Carr
Concord
H. P
N. ‘Dahl
B. J. Coughlin’s
News Room
Gates Tee
W. A. Haynes & Co
D. H
W. F. Litchfield
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