Hudson News Brief From Town and Surroundings
Hudson community updates include Dr. Alexina Bowlby visiting Revekah lodge, Hudson hich and Boston Latin set for Riverside park Memorial clash, Miss Beth named director at Springfield playground, armory grounds improving, and James Enis taking a job in Ohio. Memorial Sunday plans, social crowds, and local births, moves, and appointments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexina L. P. Bowlby
Revekah Lodge
Hudson Hich
Boston Latin
Riverside Park
Beth
New Haven
Springfield
Armory
Benjamin Bain
Hudson
Newark
N. J
Warren T. Safford
Board of Selectmen
Thomas Trow
Charles M. Houghton
J.J. Hubbard
Ipswich
Taillon Moving Pictures
Fred Stone
Norton
Baptist Church
St. Michael’s Church
Christopher Molloy
Hudson Business
Martin McNaily
Brockton
James Enis
Ohio
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Cure Claims
A Framingham man reports years of kidney trouble with back pain easing after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He tried doctors and a Boston specialist with no relief before taking the pills. After a short period he felt relief and continued use kept him well, with Doan's kept on hand for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
G. W. Foster
Hollis St
Framingham
Masa
Boston
Doan
Hester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
York
United Er
Gen Brigham Dies in Boston at 9 O'clock
Major General William Brigham of Hudson former adjutant general of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia dies at Massachusetts General Hospital after a paralytic shock. He was born February 1 1863 in Feltonville and had a long public career in state politics and military affairs. Survived by wife Cora B Dearborn and two children Mildred E and William M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 4. Brigham
Hudson
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Mass. General Hospital
the Enterprise
Gen
Brigham
Feltonville
Sun Mass
Whic
Thomas R. Matthews
Gov. Crane
6Th Regiment of Infantry
Foss
F. Brigham & Gregory Shoe Company
Gen. Brigham
Hudson National Bank
The
Savings Bank
Hudson Real Estate Company
Riverside Park
Board of Trade
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dor'e Lorze A. FP
A. M
Corinthian Chapter
O. B.S
Houghton Royal Arch
Trinity Commandery
K. T
Aleppo
Mildred E
William M
Church St
Advertised Letters and Post Cards Listing
Letters to Mr Paul Butler and Miss Nellie Chickering advertised. Post cards for Mr John J McCarthy and Miss E Blanch Morse listed for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Butler
Nellie Chickering
John J. McCarthy
Mias E. Blanch Morse
Auction tale warns pay for a first class auctioneer
Two brothers split farm assets after a disputed auction scene. Caleb Swipe conducts a sale that grosses fifteen hundred dollars, while Jacob profits by pushing John to hire a cheaper auctioneer, costing him about a thousand dollars. The anecdote emphasizes hiring a competent auctioneer to avoid losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Caleb
Jake
Col. Greer
Jacob
Jay
Concord to Debate School Needs and Streets Chief June Meeting
Concord townspeople look to a June 12 special town meeting to review three main articles. The committees’ reports on school accommodations, the superintendent of streets, and establishing a comfort station will be considered. Voters expect high interest as the town seeks improved facilities and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Nendt
Avril
C.P.C. Beats Kendall Green On Kendall Field
The C.P.C.'s defeated Kendall Green 2 to 1 on Kendall Field in a Saturday game. Dempsey and Hunt starred for the locals while Vincent and Pratt excelled for Kendall Green. Dempsey also homered twice. A rematch is set for next Saturday in town with expected fast action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.pc
Kendall Yeen
Dempsey
Hunt
Vincent
Pratt
Farmers Alarmed by Dry Weather Hurting Crops
Local farmers fear the ongoing dry spell will devastate early spring crops, especially strawberries, and reduce hay yields as grass growth stalls. The piece notes prior warmth may be followed by rains soon, but no rain yet.
Maynard and Concord Prep for Key Local Baseball Clash
This afternoon Maynard high meets Concord at the playground in a fast game between rival schools. Maynard hopes to trim the favored visitors while Concord’s Wood shows strong pitching and the home crowd expects a tough contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High
Concord
Wood
Marlboroth
Maynard
St Andrews Beats Stearns 15 to 4 in Baseball Clash
The St Andrew's school baseball team defeated Stearns by 15 to 4 on Saturday. The report notes road repairs completed and improved drainage, while mill dam and local infrastructure gains are mentioned. Philip Woodland Worthley, eight days old, died Friday. interment in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Mrs H C Rolfe spoke at the cradle roll reception at Union church last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's
Stearns
Kittredge
Somerville
Friends
Philip Woodland Worthley
Arthur Worthley
Sleepy Hollow
H.C. Rolfe
Union Church
A COMING STAR The work of Godling sprinter Thursday
A Concord High School sprinter named Godling shows promise at a trial meet on a heavy track running 190 yards in 10.35 seconds. His speed suggests he could challenge the 1925 records with better conditions and competition. Randall Woodworth is hired for summer work at a local drug store. Misses Alta Carroll and Jeannie Campbell plan to sail to Scotland on the Ivernia for a summer performance. The Knights of Columbus hold their annual May party and dance soon. Gladys Cook visited Mount Holyoke College for the weekend with Anna Wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godling
H.S
Rose
Randall Woodworth
Concord Drug Store
Pxta Carroll
Jeannie Campbell
Scotland
Ivernia
Knights of Columbus
Gladys Cook
Anna Wheel
Mount Holyoke College
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James Garvey
Greenwich
Conn
Gladys Newcomb
Wellfleet
N. W. Morse
Warner St
Hudson Lodge of Elks
Marlboro
John Costello
Colorado
W.E. Burke
John H
Walsh
Minnie Kroll
Charlotte Allen
Bertha McCarthy
Margaret Myrick
George Hall
Central St
Fairbanks New Room
Charles H. Lincoln
Taunton
Hudson Department
H. C. Needham
Hudson Institute
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough
Mase
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyoke
Lee Poultry
A. Dyer
Gen. Bricham
Chalmers
Frisbie
Coo
Troy
Boston Clothing Co
Nationaluctioner
Aviad
Giencord Coal Not Lumber Co
Roger VW. C
B. W
Offic
Concord A. Vanderhoof
Viro
Mill Dam
Kendall Green
K. W. Laine
Summer St
Concord, Maynard & Hudson
STOW
Maynard Maynard
ACTON
the Wilson Lumber C Co
Bes
Netcom Prop & Heise
Fitchburry
Portland
Wheeler
South Acton Coal & Lumber
P. Fletcher
South Acton
Wat Ores Es Monte
Boston School
Creighton's Boot Shop
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
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