Bedford Civic club and town events highlight notice
The town advances playground grading under Michael McMahon and prepares Memorial Day services at town hall with speaker Hon. Chas. M. Westfield. Civic groups, Scouts and clubs gather for Visitors Night as street work plans and steam roller hire are debated for summer macadam projects.
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William ‘Wall
Michael McMahon
William Thompson
Alga
Thompson
William Fitzgerald
Elm St
Town Hall
Civic Club
Chas.’ M
Weatfield
Gilbert Jones
Crescent Ave
Daniel Haynes
Bedford Civic Club
Bedford’Grange
Shawsheen Tribe of Redmen
New England Order of A, Minute
M. Bernard, Webber
Edw. P. Kelley
Jos. H. Willams
Memorial Day Parade Planned by Grand Army Men
Memorial Day events will be led by George Goodwin and Capt. Fred F. Cook. The parade forms at town hall at 9 30 with units including Lexington Drum Corps Sons of Veterans Co C Lexington Minute Men and a color guard. The parade travels to the Sha a ce Se and Revolutionary War formations and returns to town hall for a town hall collation.
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Grand Army
George Goodwin
Fred F. Cook
Town Hall
Lexington
Sons of Veterans, Co. C
Lexington Minute Men
Co. M, 6Th Regt
George Mead Jost
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Promises Relief
A reader testimonial praises Doan's Kidney Pills for easing work as kidney pain and backache lessen. The ad claims widespread approval, noting a 50 cent price and urging readers to ask for the product at dealers. It cites Mrs Jennie from Souda and others as supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Jennie Mer
Minstrel show delight captivates local audience in Maynard
A vibrant performance featured Maynard talent with Myles W.illingworths impersonations and a two man minstrel act by Scott and Bayrd. Joseph Yarrick filled in for Chevalier and Son, delivering deft leger and mystification. Miss Agnes Gibbons impressed with Chopin and The Rosary. Miss Gertrude Doyle offered Ave Maria with Miss Ethel V. Gateley at the piano. Committee included Rev. John Sheehan and Sylvester Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myles W. Ilingworth
Scott
Bayrd
Chevalier and Son
Joseph Yarrick
Yarrick
Leger
Idermain
Agnes Gibbons
Miss Gibbons
Germany
Mise Gibbons
Chopin
Ethelbert Nevins
John
Gounod
Gertrude Doyle
Ethel V. Gately
John Sheehan
Sylvester Sullivan
Joseph Dineen
Matthew Campbell
James Farrell
William Connolley
Union Memorial Service Program and Circuit Notices
The Hudson circuit of the Episcopal church invites members to a June 1 service at 7 45 PM with hymnody scripture and an address by A Methodist Why. Officers include Ernest G Maloney president and Miss Bernice Wheeler treasurer with ministers and choir from Clinton Marlboro Maynard Hudson Gleasondale and nearby towns.
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Hudson
Epworth Léaigue
Clinton
Berlin
Manitoro
Westboro
Gleasondale
Maynard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eee Ewereed
Ernest G. Maloney
Westtoro
Raymond Magrath
Marlboro
Samuel Parker
Mercy and Help
Iva M. Adams
Fannie A. Woodward
Bernice Wheeler
Treas
High School on Main St Stirs Town Meeting Debate
Finance committee in selectmen rooms discussed a new high school building. President Wood of the American Woolen Co. may cooperate to acquire Main Street property after moving houses and a street at an estimated cost of 3000 dollars. The town originally voted 40000 dollars for land and equipment.
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Dr. Aeere
Pres. Wood
American Woolen Co
Mainst
Goodenow
Wood
Smi and Bailey
Paaralib x
Main ‘St
Ins St
Eesgn
Tooms
Maynard
Pat
Dave
Memorial Day Schedule for Grand Army post events
Memorial Day program details rehearse the G A R plan. The post gathers at Nason Street School Maynard at 8 a.m. for a parade to Glenwood Cemetery Acton Center and other cemeteries then dinner at Universalist Church West Acton. Oration by Mrs Sue Stuart Wadsworth. Ex sailors invited.
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Isaac Davis Post
Nason St
Maynard
Glenwood
St. Bridget’s
Woodlawn
Acton
Monument
Acton Centre
the Universalist Church
West Acton
Mott Hope Cemetery
Baptist Church
Sue Stuart Wadsworth
A.D. Holt
L. D. Wilson
Main St
Comrades Carney
Pile
Bancroft St
James O'Donnell
James B. Lord
Street work progress on Nason street and surrounding routes
The report notes ongoing macadam work by the Methéaiet Epte cepa church area linking Nason street with adjacent paths. A new one percent widening is planned, followed by a tar coating to finish the surface.
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Nason St
Macadast Aumanist St
Auxiliary Whist Party A. O. H. Ladies Host Whist Event
The Ladies' Auxiliary A. O. H. held a whist party at Masonic hall with 15 tables. Prizes were awarded for both ladies and gentlemen in multiple categories, followed by a banquet in the adjoining hall.
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Masonic Hall
Whicch
James McCarthy
Robert White
Susan Sheehan
Winnifred- Craig
Concord Junction
Frank McCarron
David Hayes
Concord
Patrick McGrath
Mary Flan Nery
West Acton
Inez Scully
Rose Sullivan
George Kaler
Mary Driscoll
Margaret Murphy
Methodist Church Announces Services and Meetings
A Morrill led Christian Fellowship Thursday at 7 30 with Prayer for Temporal Wants. Official Board meets at 8 30. Sunday 10 45 a m themed The Road that Leads Home with Pilgrim's Progress review. 7 p m service supports Morgan Memorial Institutional church of Boston. Autumn actions of fruit and vegetables will be described by Maynard Methodist church.
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Christian Fellowship
Pilgrim's Progress
Morgan Memorial Institutional Church of
Boston
Methodist Church
Maynard
County Court News Items for Acton Concord and Maynard
The will of Simpson of Concord died Feb 10. Judge McIntire allowed it and Chas McConnell named executriz with a $5000 bond. Estate valued at $1500 in personal property. The will of Mrs Boyyee of Bedford is noted. no estate filed for Mrs Ian Boyeee.
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Acton
Concord
Maynard
Simpson
Morell
Chas. J. McIntire
McConnell
Baker Moore
Ian Boyeee
Bedford
Bedford Probate Court Notices of Executors and Guardians
J McIntire named executor for Lester Rowe of Bedford with $2000 bond. estate valued at 3535.93 personal and 2050 real. Walter J Brown named guardian for Christopher Powers 10 of Maynard with $200 bond. Sarah Jannell named administrator for Israel Jannell of Maynard with $2500 bond. estate valued 4600 with 1500 real and 2100 personal. Heirs include Alma Robinson and several Jannell relations. inventories filed for Julia Mills of Bedford and Lydia Porter of Bedford. Martha L Davente’s will filed, executor William N Davenport. heirs Harriet Dodge and William N Davenport.
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J. McIntire
Lester 8. Rowe
Bedford
Walter J. Brown
Maynard
Christopher A. Powers
Geo. F. Lawton
Sarah Jannell
Israel Jannell
George F. Lawton
Alma Robinson
Montreal
Can
Lucinda Herbert
Menominee
Mich
Agnes Sampson
Lydia A. Porter
Tate
Memorial mid week service and Sunday programs noted
Rev. Frederick N. Rutan announces a mid week service at 7.30 with topic Memorial and Recognition Hebrews 11 and 12. Regular service at 10.45 and Sunday school at 12 on The Good Samaritan. U P SC EB meeting at 6, evening service at 7 on Converted Purses. Frank Winslow injured Saturday at powder mills while lathe work. Dr Hamblen attended and treated arm injuries.
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Frederick N. Rutan
Frank ‘Winslow
Owder Mills
Ard Hamblen
Bones
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