Christie crowds at high quality goods display
Frank L Young of Haverhill visits his brother W Young on Springs road. Tax on dogs is due this season. Frost covers the earth and water barrels overnight. A land tract of 70 acres between Lexington and Bedford near Bedford Street is up for sale to J Newton Frost from Wm McGrath of Somerville. Parent Teacher meeting at Bedford Union School set for Thursday 19 at 3 30 with Mrs W H Simonds reporting on the Worcester conference and Dr Stanley Hall, music and tea to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie
Frank L. Young
Haverhill
W. Young
Springs Road
Enterprise
Lexington
Bedford
Bedford St
Shawsheen River
Wm.McGrath
Somerville
J. Newton Frost
Elliot
Parent- Teacher Association
Bedford Union School
W. H. Simonds
Worcester
Stanley Hall
Death of Miss Annette Maria Clark in illness
Miss Annette Maria Clark died Thursday after months of illness at her home on South Street. Her death ends a long period of suffering from a lingering malady, with funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Maria Cark
South St
Obituary Note for Miss Clark of Bedford Belle-Mead Resident
Miss Clark a lifelong Bedford resident born in 1850 died after a life of service to family and church. She cared for her father after parents’ deaths, housed railroad workers, and was active in Congregational church work, teaching Sunday school and serving as treasurer of United Workers. Surviving relative Willis G. Lane. funeral held at her residence with Rev. D. C. Torrey officiating. floral tributes listed from church and community entities. Insurance notice closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Belle- Mead Farm
J . Hiram .Clark
Hiram
Young
Clark
Congregational Church
The
United Workers
Willis G. Lane
Bedford
D. C. Torrey
Warren Litchfield
Somerville
Susan M. Johnson
Alice G. Patten
Hiram M. Hutchinson
Boston
A. J. Walter
Maynor Lane
Rumford
Southern Division
Geo. H. Jackson
Local notes from Littleton and Concord community events
Miss Miriam Davis sung two solos at the Unitarian church. George Howard rents Elmer Flagg house formerly of the Dippman family. L H S beat Pepperell H S 8 to 3 in Pepperell with many locals present. Mr Hill new schools superintendent staying at Charles Kimball’s. He plans to move to Webber family home in fall. Mr and Mrs Hartwell and several locals attended events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Davis
Concord
Unitarian
George Howard
Elmer Flagg
Dippman
Pepperell H
Pepperell
Reception for Arthur Webber and Drummord installation in Somerville
The article notes a May 6 reception at the Conant residence for Arthur Webber with about 40 teachers and the school committee from Acton and Westford. It highlights gifts from pupils and teachers including a gold purse from Acton and Littleton teachers and a purse from Cameron school in Forge Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Webber
Waldo Conant
Acton
Westford
Webber
Littleton
Cameron
Forge Village
Marlboro News Notes and Local Happenings
Marlboro residents James Prendergast and A P Hopkins relocate or return from nearby towns. E F Goggin visits Pawtucket and works as solicitor for Marlboro Gas Co. John A Fyfe builds cottages on Berlin road. Charles Keany works in leather sewing at 8S Howe. Julia Hamelin returns from a visit with daughter Mrs Moses Mosso. Russell Frye and Charles Curtis play Philips Exeter baseball. Marlboro travels to Stoughton for a Prospect Park game. history notes Marlboro beat Stoughton. Fiske Printing Co wins assessor ward book contract. About 3000 shoes per day produced at Main St factory. Marlboro real estate transfers recorded in Cambridge. Dramatic club votes to join 250th anniversary celebrations and to have a parade float. Harry Baker wins weekly alleys roll off. The Orange and Black plans a May 20 dancing party at Hunters Hall with a committee. Fireworks for the 250th event budgeted at 500. The committee seeks best value from manufacturers. A F Barnard chairs, J J Brecken secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hamelin
Broad St
Moses Mosso
Russell Frye
Charles Curtis
Philips Exeter
Stoughtons
Prospect Park
Fiske Printing Co
Ward Books
Marlboro
Cambridge
Ellen L. Cutting
C. R.lebrun
Julia A. Howe
D. A. Hart
Dramatic Club
Harry Baker
the Orange and Black
Hunter's Hall
Joseph Slattery
Morgan Curtis
Armand Lamothe
Helen O'Connell
Florence Howard
A. F. Barnard
J. J. Brecken
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Kefechen Furnishings
Main Street
Pittsburg
T. F. Parker
Maynard
Charles M. Byron
Tel
Thoreau St
G. Ziegler
Aberd Junction
Loewe's Block
Nasonst, Maynard
And
Wes Fat
William
Loewe’s
Main
Miss Clark
Alee
W. A. Haynes Company
Maynard, Mass
F. E. Taylor & Co
Nason and Sumner
M. F. Manning
Mr. Drummord
James Prendergast
Lynn
A. P. Hopkins
Maple St
Jamaica Plain
E. F. Goggin
Pawtucket
R. 1
Marlboro Gas Co
John A. Fyfe
Berlin Road
Charles Keany
Westboro
H. Howe
Oxfords
Creighton’s Shoe Emporium
St., Maynard, Mass
Samuel Jacobs
Main St
Brown’s Block
Concord Junction
Greate, M. F
Touring Car
Flanders
Charles Hunter
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Jet
H. J. Hansen
Walden Street
Kelly-Springfield
P. W. White
Hanley & Goulding
Grant Street
Concord, Mass
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