Town Hall Meeting Promotes New Deaconess Hospital Plan
Concord residents invited to a Wednesday town hall to learn about the New England Deaconess Association hospital project now under construction. Dr Edward W Emerson and Clarence W Williams among speakers. noted doctors and ex Gov Bates may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Emerson
Clarence W. Williams
Deaconess Hospital
Boston Hospital
Theodore Hildreth
Maurice Richardson
Alfred Worcester
Bates
Concord
New England
New England Deaconess Association
George B. Tib
S. L. Pickard
Edward Werson
Henry H. Braley
Frank EB. Talty
Theodore Chamberlin
Henry J. Walcott
Edwin L. Drowne
Miss Todd Relected At Old Concord D A R Meeting
The Old Concord chapter of the D A R held its annual meeting Saturday at Chapter House. Officers elected include Regent Miss Gertrude Todd and Vice Regent Mrs Geo M Baker with other posts filled by Mrs S Thompson Blood Mrs Caroline P Holden Elmer F E Shattuck Miss Edith Melvin and Miss W Tewksbury.
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Old Concord
Gertrude Todd
Geo. M. Baker
S. Thompson Blood
Treas
Caroline P. Holden
Elmer FE. Shattuck
Edith Melvin
W. Tewksbury
George R. Blin
James G. Dunning
Fire Doused After Woodshed Blaze Sparks From Locomotive
The fire department answered a Monday call from the residence of Charles C. Kent where a woodshed blaze was quickly extinguished by the auto truck. Sparks from a locomotive on the Fitchburg railroad are suspected as the cause.
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Charles C. Kent
Fitchburg
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Machinery and Barn
A Monday night blaze at Woodward Hudson’s barn on Lowell road destroyed the barn and about $1000 in farming machinery. Firemen arrived around 11 pm, unable to reach the flames, as the fire was well advanced. Fred C. Mason reported roughly $1000 in losses with $800 of insurance on the barn. An investigation is planned, with suspicions the fire was set.
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Woodward Hudson
Lowell Road
Fred C. Mason
Concord Man James Gilman Dies After Lingering Illness
James Gilman of Concord died at his Main Street home Sunday after a long illness. He was 68 and survived by his widow and daughter Miss Florence, a German teacher at the local high school. Prayers were offered Monday by Rev. Morris of Everett, and the body was taken to Westport Maine for services. Funeral arrangements were in charge of Undertaker F. B. Harris.
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James Gilman
Concord
Main St
Gilmore
Florence
Mr. Morris
Everett
Westport
F. B. Harris
Bedford Nine Fails After Game at Billerica
Bedford nine suffered a loss after traveling to Billerica last week to play a picked game. The town notes a surge of new families moving in this spring with air tenement demand far outstripping supply. Claude Bartlett spent several days at York Beach Maine last week.
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Billerica
Bedford
Claude Bartlett
York Beach
Bedford Grange tableau and burlesque a signal success
The Bedford Grange entertainment committee staged a tableau and burlesque on Friday evening to great success. The event drew praise for the committee’s work and reflected credit on those organizing it.
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John
Younr
Bedford
Bedford Grange
D. B. Perkins
R. Wells
D. E. Perkins
R. Wells Co
Dry spell broken as six Hudson licenses granted
May 16 reports Sahara like conditions ending as six irrigating establishments run full force. Hudson selectmen meet at 7:20 and elect Thomas F. Trow as chairman. The special meeting approves liquor licenses following Monday elections. Charles J. Houghton votes with Trow to grant licenses to Albert E. B. Holmes Hudson House Fred H. Sawyer Hudson House Eugene F. Keeler American House Sherman House Joseph McCarthy first class. Alfred Castiglioni wholesale and Wilfrid A. Morel fourth class license request denied amid deadlock.
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Hudson
Selectmen
Thomas F. Trow
Charles J. Houghton
Mr. Trow
Albert EB. Holmes
Mansion House
Fred H. Sawyer
Hudson House
Eugene F. Keeler
American House
Sherman House
Joseph McCarthy
Alfred Castiglioni
Wholesale
Wilfrid A. Morel
Peter J. Sharon
Thomas A. Trow
Marlboro Social and Civic Local Notes
Marlboro residents host guests, travel plans, and civic updates. Notables include Mrs. J. G. Allen entertaining at Stevens street, Rev M. R. Foshay and sons visiting Manchester, and Foresters of America meeting in Holyoke. Local workers report illnesses and recent injuries while community groups meet and clubs open summer facilities.
Local notes including visits and court case in Hudson area
Community news items list social visits from Mrs. G B Greeie and Mise Blanche Pratt to Boston events and family trips. Court records show Winfield Temple defending Max Karsmer in Hudson police court, where the defendant was discharged. Additional notes cover church activities, spraying work on trees, a Democratic club formation in Middlesex, and various residents visiting or traveling in New England.
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Cy. AP Alien
GB. Greeie
Mise Blanche Pratt
Boston
L. M. Tenney
R. Tenney
Palmer
Standard O11 Co
Winfield Temple
Max Karsmer
Hudson
Sam Glaad
Joslin
Unitarian Church
Maplewood Cemetery
H. Howe
M. M. Browne
Eustace Brigham
Winchester
Henry Chipman
Stevens
G. W. Higgins
J. H W. Parker
Bos
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Spencer Bros
J.W. Raymond
Waiden
J. Goncord
New Concord Hospital
F. E. Taylor &Co
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Main
D. O. Hallstrom
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Thoreau St
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A. Anderson
Eben Bancroft
Leonard Embleton
John Lyster
al. Tompkins
Gertrude Dickenson
Sarah Lyons
Michael Quirk
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Quirk
M.R. Foshay
Gordon and
Herbert
Manchester
N. H
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Ranger
Fred Bertrand
Albert Sweeney
Isaac McCauley
James Toohey
Grand Court of the Foresters of America
Holyoke
B.T. Mitchell
L. Churchill
Medford
David W. Powers
J. J. Mitchell
John A. Cratty
Hibernian
Ashland
William Burns
J. C. Stewart
Worcester
H. A. Brooks
Deerfoot
J. J. Connor
Ralph Brigham
Williams’ Clothing Store
William Coleman, Devens Jr
Curtis
Charles Woodman
Cordaville
Charles Connors
Raymond Blake
Claud Williams
Fred Simonds
New York City
Frank Gauvin, Jr
Broad and
Chestnut Sts
Fred Fairbanks
MiMord
Charles Andrews
Odilon Morin
Lynn
Doria Favreau
Aoe
St. Anselm's College
Manter
L. E B. Kirby
St. Ann’s Academy
Colboscontee Boat Club
Fort Meadow
Company F
Denver
Gal
Spofford Drug Co
Mechanic and
Lincoln Sts
Newman Club
Grand Army Hall
J. T. Leary
Brigham St
Henry P. Henry Fahey
White Mountains
Marlboro Building Trades Council
Thomas Doyle
Hose 2
Harry Cain
Tei
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Mary W. Parmenter
Ames Place
Herbert Howe
Elinor Starbard
Buffalo
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Chester
A. French
North Brookfield
George Holyoke
Madicott
Fred Rice
Front St
George Butterfield
East Deerfield
Eva Hanson
Fairmount A.t
Somersworth
Marjorie Sullivan
Emmett
C. H. Mead
H. J. Hansen
Walden ST
Whitney Tual S
Chas. M. Byron
Thoreau Street