Lynch of Maynard Promotes Progressive Policy Stand
Candidate outlines positions on campaign finance reform tariff revisions direct primaries election of senators by the people and support for conservation and honest business. He highlights six years in the Massachusetts Legislature and pledges faithful representation for district voters and no bowing to powerful interests.
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Devop
United States
Massachusetts
Congress
A Mike
Honest tariff revision urged by Marlborough constituent
John J. Mitchell of Marlborough writes that the tariff favors protected interests and must be revised to benefit consumers. He notes the cost of living rise since the Dingley Tariff and urges voters to decide on November 8. He quashes the idea that Middlesex is sold for 10 cents by a philanthropist and jokes about a defeated party.
Election Day Quick Reminder and Local Social Notes
Election day is next Tuesday. Walter Denniston joined ROA staff. The Middlesex club held a dance in Hibernian hall. A moving picture matinee was well attended in Cooperative hall. Public schools closed for Middlesex county convention.
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H. Dwinell
Middlesex Club
Hibernian Hall
Cooperative Hall
Frank Kershaw
Lowell
William Gutteridge
Fitch
Bangor
James Magner
Bentave
Walter J. Browne
O'Connell
Middlesex County Convent
Local notes and political sentiment from town and region
A collage of brief items details Mrs A B vacationing in Maine, a heavy early snow cover, residents ill or recovering, a Halloween party hosted by Mrs Herbert L Clark, Dr R K Whiton grading grounds, Mrs Helen Smith Young selling fall and winter millinery, and a push for John J Mitchell in the congressional race. The Enterprise reports voter discontent from preconvention events and a Republican rally planned for Saturday evening with mentions of several local figures.
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Sat
Herbert L. Clark
Hallowe'en
Notaman Club
Clark's
R. K. Whiton
Helen Smith Young
Louis Pfeiffer
Republican Town Committee
Elihu G. Choir. Watt
Comet Her
Prominent Local Happenings Include Celebrations and Town Notices
Town notes report the Hinchcliffes of Lowell at a golden wedding in honor of Mr and Mrs Thomas Naylor, the town purchasing another snow plough for winter, and a Halloween party at George N Gove's barn. Notices urge property owners to remove moths from trees before December first.
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Congress
New York Stock Exchange
George Hinchcliffe
Lowell
Thomas Naylor
Hallowe'en
George N. Gove
Republican rally committee formed in town
A committee of 20 Republican workers has been formed with Louis Pfeifer as chairman. Members come from different town quarters and will aid the rally and work to maximize the Republican vote on election day.
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SSS Ene
We7ism
Mittee
Louis Pfeifer
Sudbury Social Notes and Local Appointments
Chauncey Eaton is attending school Gardner. Mr and Mrs Mark Beckwith are parents of a baby girl. W B Miles to have electric lights installed in his stable. L F Parmenter has steam heat installed in his residence. Mrs Frank Morse of Maine visiting her mother in Rice. Fred Hall left Pratt's mill to return to Vermont. Mail Carrier George W Green recovering from a fall in his barn last Wednesday. Boston and Western street railway Co seeks locations in cities they pass. Suavury camp commendation noted. division commander to learn of work. Sons of Veterans mustered seven recruits. Ashland South Framingham camps and Saxonville Burnside post present. After secret work, Sons and G A R comrades dined in lower hall. 44 in line to march. Wives of Sons and Daughters supplied supper.
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Chauncey Eaton
Gardner
Mark Beckwith
W. B. Miles
Sons of Veterans
Ashland
South Framingham
Burnside Post
Saxonville
Sudbury
Camps and Comrades Return Home
Camps and comrades have returned home after their mission ends. Local communities welcomed them with ceremonies and reflections on their service.
Local Social Notes and Community Events in Concord Junction
Maynard visitors and town residents appear in a string of social updates. Miss Margaret Datmon visits Ashland New Hampshire. Winthrop Judkins suffers jaundice. Miss Gertrude Williams remains seriously ill with pneumonia. Miss Evelyn attends Sunday with friends. Mrs HM Blaisdell and daughter move to Medford. A Halloween party at Union church. Repairs on Commonwealth Ave completed and street improved. Miss Margaret Gale hosts friends. Dance in Acton Centre attended by locals. George Dowdell family to occupy new Main Street house. Miss Gertrude Rideout served on Radcliffe College freshman outing committee. Independents dance in Association hall with about 40 couples. Lotus quartet tickets for November 10 show strong advance sales.
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Margaret Datmon
Ashland
N. H
Winthrop Judkins
Mise
Gertrude Williams
Evelyn
HM. Blaisdell
Medford
Union Church
Commonwealth “Ave
Margaret Gale
Arc
Acton Centre
George Dowdell
Waltham
Daniel Hayes
Concord and Acton residents move and social events noted
Maynard residents shop at Citie Henry M Cullen while Thoreau moves to a newly purchased Acton farm. Several names attend Milton reception and Maine trips, with a large Halloween party feared by Concord household. Benjamin K Berry offers vocal lessons in Boston and Concord Woman's Club plans a talk on libraries.
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Henry M. Cullen
Thoreau At
Acton
Mize
Alice
Nevis
John P. Bowditeh
Milton
Percy Peds
Hes Guin
Maine
Benjamin K. Berry
King’s Chapel
Boston
Association to host multi night sale and entertainment
The club announces a three night event on Monday evenings November 14 15 and 16 featuring a sale and entertainment each night with a closing festivity. Organizers aim to make this the most successful affair yet.
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Ar Zadt “Ti “Association
Local Dance Recital Features Christie and Company
A Eaton afternoon program showcased Christie with music for the dancers. Performers included Guy Fowler and Misses Alex andine Bouvier Mildred Rose Ruth Shepard and Edith Wheeler.
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Wan
Eaton Halfternoon
Christie
Guy Fowler
Misses
Alexandrine Bouvier
Mildred Rose
Ruth Shepard
Edith Wheeler
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Maynard
Joh. J. Mitchell
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Electrical
Commonwealth Ave
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Lauri Jokinen
Worcester
Walter Denniston
ROA
Fred Killerby
Harry Cook
Perry, Me
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Bancroft St
Herman Kilkenny
New Hampshire
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Lexington
Cambridge
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Bariteau
Nason
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Grand Lodge
Hudson
William H. Lord
Elizabeth
Jacksonville
Mla
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John Lord
St. Michael's Parish
Michael J. Owens
Joseph V. Connolly
Henry D. Lyons
W. O'Dowd
John Walsh
Nellie Connors
Katherine O'Dowd
Arthur Gowan
Levi Williams
Mary O'Dowd
Sarah Mayers
Philip O’dowd
Edward Walsh
John Connors
William Fitzgerald
Peter Kavanaugh
John Kavanaugh
Daniel Doherty
Edward O'Dowd
James Walsh
Martin McMahan
Henry D
Bernard
Hinchey
Edmond
FitzGerald
Chas Ja
Cassie Walsa
Alice Murray
Jas. Bagley
John Nellie Mond
Sadie
Katie O'Dowd
Fred Ormond
Miss Hinchey
South
L. F. Parmenter
Mrs. Frank Morse
Rice
Fred Hall
Pratt's Mill
Vermont
George W. Green
Boston & Western Street Railway Co
Bedford Town Hall
Gambibe
C. W. Blake & Co's
Registry For Nurses
Concord
H. P. N. Dahl
Optometrist
Maynard, Mass
Maynard Shop &T
Chri Tie’s
Gertrude Rideout
Radcliffe College
Association Hall
Lotus
Citie
Mr. and
Mrs. Prank Lodke
Tae
Bedford Rd
Concord Woman's Club
St Se Oe
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Mase Naylor
Charles C. Wellman Pre
Main St
Kenneth Walcott
Kensafl
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Massachusetts Automobile Clubs
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P. W. White
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