Local News Highlights From Littleton And Nearby
Boston University student Stanley Conant rests at home. Reports from Littleton Common note Wallace Robinson improving at his house. Landscape gardener A Clark arranges grounds on Harry Knight estate. A thunder shower stunned Mrs J N Murray. Librarian Edith Flagg visits from Brooklyn. Mrs H L Packard returns to Littleton after aiding her ill father in Antrim. Littleton Station safe blown up. $80 stolen. evidence suggests auto patty. Milk actions shift with Chas H Yapp delivering to Fichburg Depot. William Baker leases Westford property. Chase Steineford to replace him. Boy Paul Fletcher injured on bicycle near Nashobah school. Family grief in Malone N Y. Local society plans midsummer fete and cement sidewalks. Grange members honor Miss Mary with a party in Pingreyville. Washington Post quotes Genius and Its page area calls, warning of apathetic harm.
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Stanley Conant
Boston University
Wallace Robinson
Littleton Common
A. Clark
Harry Knight
J. N. Murray
Edith Flagg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Varnum F. Flagg
H. L. Packard
Antrim
N. H
Littleton
Chas. H. Yapp
Newtown
Fichburg
Omety
Whiting
Boston
North Littleton
J. F. Dillon
Wilam Baker
N. H Whitcomb
Charles Reed
Westford
Chasei Steineford
Ireland
Baker
Whitcomb
Whitcomb Cottage
Paul
Elmer Fletcher
S. Robbins
Nashobah
Here
Malone
Marshallen
Westlawn
Handley
Hand
Malone Post Office
South Sudbury Por Sale Com Tit For A Chatr Seer Hop
Fragmented OCR note mentions a sale in South Sudbury with unclear terms and a reference to Deledine. details and entities are unreadable.
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Deledine
Town Notes Show Visiting Guests and Fire Watch Efforts
Maynard Harry Page visits relatives in Bangor Maine. James McGill of Worcester stays with Mr and Mrs James Claflin. John Manning of Halcyon New Hampshire visits his parents. Clarencé Broadbent, new dyer in Winooski Vermont, visits family. Anthony Lukor of the battleship Rhode Island guests of his parents. Lawrence couple Daniel Daley and former Miss Rose Daley welcome a baby girl. Gertrude Rich hosts Miss Nettie Condon from Fitchburg Normal. Rev Walter Browne seeks business support for Cannon Cracker picnic on July 4. Special forest fire patrols last two Sundays brought no alarms. Chief Engineer G H Gutteridge aims to cut the last year’s 600 expenditure with savings.
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Harry Page
Bangor
James McGill
Worcester
James Claflin
John Manning
Halcyon
N. H
Clarencé Broadbent
Winooski
Anthony Lukor
Rhode Island
Joseph Lunkor
Daniel Daley
Lawrence
Daley
Rose Daley
Mr. Daley
G. H. Gutteridge
North Acton Notes From The Post Office And Local Happenings
Letters unclaimed at the post office include Jas H Mann Theresa Cursey and Mrs John BR. Henry Follen returns to Swastika Park for the season with C N Goward. Mrs J S White and Miss Florence White visited Leonard White at Hanover College. Hermon Clark ill at Geo H Brooks with his mother visiting from Marlboro. May Willes released from quarantine at Alfred Harris and home in Waltham. Lake Nagog Inn hosted fifty guests last Sunday as work on the building progresses. Mrs B J Robbins returns for the season. Chas I Miller improving from severe blood poisoning. He served on the jury during illness. Dr Shaw attends.
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Ofice
Jas. H. Mann
Theresa Cursey
John BR
Mary
Henry Follen
Swastika Park
C. N. Goward
J. S. White
Florence E. White
Leonard White
Hanover College
Hermon Clark
Geo. H. Brooks
Clark
Marlboro
Lake Nagog Inn
B. J. Robbins
Chas. ‘I. Miller
Lowell
Dr. Shaw
England slated as nation of incapable undertakers
A London Opinion quip describes England as a country of great intentions rarely carried out and calls it a nation of shopkeepers then adds a harsher jab calling it a nation of incapable undertakers, highlighting the perceived failures.
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England
London
One of Life's Best Pleasures Missed
Reflects on friendship as a valued pleasure often bypassed by busyness. laments the rarity of true friends in a busy life and the importance of nurturing connections.
Bedford memorial address by Bishop Langmaid May 26
Warren Langmaid Bishop of Cochituate will speak at Bedford memorial exercises Sunday May 26 at 8 PM in the town hall under the Civic club. The young Boston lawyer is praised for eloquence and honesty and is expected to attract a large audience. A Wanted notice for a general house girl follows.
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Warren Langmaid
Cochituate
Boston
Bedford
Bishop
Civic Club
Concord Notes Evening Gatherings And Local Changes
Mise Etta Carroll ends clerk service at Urquhart bakery. Concord Artillery orchestra plays at a Junction dance. Mrs Gile and family move to Lexington Road home for summer. Sewer work extends on Stow between Hubbard and Everett. Concord Grange to debate Parcel Post at June meeting. Miss Bessie McWalter returns from Bermuda. Frank Holden confirmed as forest warden by State Forester. Miss Alice Brown enjoys two week vacation, visits Melrose. Dance in Carlisle draws many Concord youths despite rain. Grangers attend Lincoln event. First Church of Christ Scientist annual meeting declines new structure. work to start in early fall. Grand Master Horace M. Gargent to visit Willow Rebekah lodge June 19 with candidates, supper, and reception. Miss Lucy Robinson at Mayo Minneapolis for Methodist convention. hospital run by Miss Williams during vacation. The Colonel's Maid to be staged by Acton company with local interest. Imperial orchestra to provide music after.
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Mise Etta Carroll
Urquhart
Concord Artillery Orchestra
Junction
FP. L. Gile
Alston
Lexington Rd
Stow
Hubbard
Everett Sta
Concord Grange
Bessie McWalter
Bermuda
Islands
Frank W. Holden
Rane
George G. Morrell
Alice Brown
Melrose
Carlisle
Concord
Lincoln Thureday
Lincoln
Tania
Okanes
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Lucy Robinson
Minneapolis
Minn
Acton Company
Imperial Orchestra
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Maynard
Gertrude Rich
Nettie Condon
Fitchburg Normal School
F. A. Rich
Walter Browne
St. Bridget’s
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May Willes
Waltham
Alfred Harris
Main Street
Mass
W. J. Costello
West Acton
Nippon
China
George H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
C. H. Wilcox
Maynard, Mass
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American Safety League
Frederic S. Hughes
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
W. F. Litchfield
Maynara
John 8. Young
York Beach
C. W. Blake Co. Druggists
the United Workers
Church of Christ
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Reach
C. W. Blake Co
Waltham Lodge
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