Marlboro Welcomes Boston Architect John A Bigelow
John A Bigelow a Boston architect who helped design the Peoples National Bank Building and the Artemas Ward Park Gateway moves from Brookline to his late father James F Bigelow’s Highlands Street residence in Marlboro He will operate the Marlboro office and continue practice in Boston Born 1889 he graduated Marlboro High in 1907 MIT 1911 and served as a civilian engineer in the Army during World War I His wife Anne Cashman and daughter Janice are named with local schooling noted.
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John A. Bigelow
Brookline
Marlboro
John A.bigelow
Mass
James F Bigelow
Higland Street
Main Street
Shumway
Hillside School
Highlands Street
Martet
Boro
Boston
Bigelow
Marboro
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Army
Camp Las Casas
Porto Rico
Por Bragg
North Carolina
Fort Benning
Georgia
Anne Cashman
Janice
Mary Brooks School
Annual Fair of M. E. Church Hudson Seeks Tea and Supper
Hudson Methodist Episcopal church holds its annual fair on November 2 and 3 with a main tea served Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Mrs Clarence Almon Wagner chairs the tea, with numerous committees for refreshments, crafts, and games. A three act comedy Let's Get Married will be staged on November 3 by Marlboro Haworth League members.
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Hudson
Hudson Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence Almon Wagner
William Brumby
Harriman Reardon
Edwin Otterson
Melvin ‘Wade
Walftfi Boyd
Everett Crumrine
Homer Thorn
Edwin Sides
A. F. Greenwood
Elizabeth Sullivan
W. W. Hartwell
Alvin. Jillson
Millard Fillmore
Henry
Inb
J. W. Manier, Jr
George Nobles
Harry Coke
Sarah Boyd
Fred Clarkes
Lamson Hall
M. Robinson
Ida Sleeper
Bessie Kidston
Amy Badger
Ruth Cunningham
Susie Davis
Bertha Tresilian
Eva McDermott
Frank-Car- Denni Fs
Florence Howe
Minnie Neiles
Carrie Richardson
Dora Small
Neillor
A. George Gilman
Charles Small
Amelia Greeley
Fred Fosgate
Louis Howe
Leon Marah
L H Puffer
Florence Carney
Henry Whitcomb
Marian Folsom
Perley Brown
Mildred. Brigham
Marian Andrews
J. H. Phipps
Clarence Lively
Charles Griffin
James Corbett
Jean Brown
Cora Brigham
Susie
Davis
Mary Taylor
James Stanley
Leon ™ Stone
George Boyd
Mabel Ricker
Myrtle Rodgers
Melha Davis
Herbert H. Stratton
Willis Greeley
Rolla S. Lamson
Marlboro Haworth League
Marshall Aux In Social Whist in Temple Block
A social whist event in Temple Block hosted by Bessie L Marshall Auxiliary drew enthusiasts. Mrs Ella Johnson won first prize for high score with John V O'Brien Ira Haines Myra Cutler Nellie Connelly George Herrick receiving a participation prize and George Herrick later honored for attendance.
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Marlboro
Temple Block
Bessie L Marshall Auillary
Ella Johnson
John V O'Brien
Ira Haines
Myra Cutler
Nellie Connelly
George Herrick
Hazel Cahill
Eric Bloomquist
Mary O'Donnell
Mra
Malvina Trowbridge
Mia
Katherine Sullivan
Nellie Haines
Marlboro Mayor To Confer On Light Rates
Mayor Charles A Ly ons will confer with Robert H. Jameson manager of the hirccayada Company K-3 for rates. City.
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Marlboro
Charles A Lyons
Robert H. Jameson
Hirccayada Company
Council Drives Mayor to Open Talks With Light Company
The council prompted the mayor to begin negotiations with light company officials, following a formal action.
Marlborough Woman's Club to Meet at I O O F Hall
Marlboro former assistant district attorney George St Harv ey will speak Friday at 2 30 PM in the Marlborough Woman's Club meeting held in the Odd Fellows Hall. Joseph Ecker will sing baritone with Mildred Kimball as accompanist. Tea closes the session served by the Hospitality Committee led by Mrs John C Barrett.
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Marlboro
George St Harvey
Marlborough Woman's
Odd
Hall
Rei
Joseph Ecker
Mildred Kimball
Legislative Department
Bert C Riley
John C Barrett
Marlboro Sees Losses From Nighttime Street Lights
Dark nights cut receipts for at least two classes of business in Marlboro including restaurants and gasoline stations. A restaurateur cites average nightly losses of about $3.00 after lights were turned off at midnight. Earlier it stayed lit until 1:30 a.m., then further reduced to midnight, with demand rising for a full night of lighting.
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Marlboro
Funeral Services for Mrs Haddad Held at Immaculate Conception
The funeral for Mrs Farrigh Haddad of Maples Street took place at 9 AM from Immaculate Conception Church with a high mass of requiem led by Rev Francis Egan. Relatives and friends attended. bearers included George Habee, Louis Haddad, Peter Haddad of Boston, and Toufils Coury, Solomon Coury, Abdoo Coury of Torrington. Interment was in the parish cemetery under John J. Brown's direction.
Funeral for James F. Grady Held at Immaculate Conception
The funeral of James F. Grady of Mechanic Street was held at Immaculate Conception church with a high mass of requiem conducted by Rev. Francis Kelleher. Relatives and friends attended. bearers included Mae Cates James and Paul Hones. Interment followed in the parish cemetery under F A McGill. Fr. Kelleher led the grave services. Marlboro Auxiliary of Marlboro Aerie F C B to host a whist party in Eagle's hall tonight with an unusual assortment of prizes.
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Marlboro
James F. Grady
Mechanic Street
Immaculate Conception
Francis Kelleher
Mae
Cates James
Paul Hones
Lynch
Anthony Tobin
Purcell
F A’ McGill
Kelleher
Concord’s Frank H. Simonds Returns for Town Greeting
Concord residents filled the First Parish Meeting House to honor hometown journalist Frank H. Simonds. The Concord native, praised by the Concord Woman’s Club, spoke on The European Crisis, predicting limited League of Nations action and warning that a Japan boycott could spark war.
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Frank H. Simonds
Concord
Concord High School
Simonds
Condord High School
Concord Woman’s Club
Leslie R. Moore
iMr. Simonds
League of Nations
Manchuria
Great Britain
France
Japan
Benefit Whist For Bedford Church At Grange Hall
A large benefit event for St. Michael’s building fund drew crowds at Grange Hall on Tuesday night. Neville family organized the program with special prizes awarded to Mrs Burton Lexington Mrs Kelley Concord Frank Cloutier Bedford Mary Cullinan Bedford Catherine Vaughn Lexington. Dozens of winners announced including Mrs Morris O Connor Milford John English Bedford John Gartin Mary Cullinan Theresa Sullivan Marion Silva Arlington Mrs Freeman Bedford Frank Cloutier Bedford Edward Champney Bedford Mrs Hartwell Bedford Mrs M Myers Bedford Louise Au Gford Mrs John McGrath Bedford Catherine Sullivan Winchester Catherine Ormond Bedford Mrs B M Melanson Bedford Mrs Robinson Bedford Mrs Frederick Sullivan Bedford Mary Connor Bedford Cecelia Maguire Lexington Marie Maguire Lexington Mrs Frank White Bedford Mrs Martin McMahan Bedford Mrs Charles O Dowd Bedford. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Edward Sorgaghan Milford Mrs Leslie Winchenbaugh Bedford Mrs Paul Painten Bedford F W Pomeroy Bedford Ms A M Gorman Lexington Leonard Lorden Milford. Forty Five prizes went to Thomas Donnellan Lexington Hugh J Maguire Lexington.
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Bedford
Grange Hall
St. Michael’s Building Fund
Neville
Burton Lexington
Kelley
Concord
Frank Cloutier
Mary Cuillinan
Catherine Vaughn
Lexington
Morris O’connor
Milford
N.H
John English
John ‘Gartin
Mary Cullinan
Theresa Sullivan
Winchester
Marion Silva
Arlington
Reeman
Edford
Edward
Champney
Hartwell
M. Myers
Louise Au Gford
John McGrath
Catherine Sullivan
Winichester
Catherine Ormond
B M. Mel
A.M. Gorman
Leonard Lorden
N. H
Thomas Donnellan
Hugh J. Maguire
Says Coakley To Pick Judges
Lt Gov Youngman sought to defeat Governor Ely to bar disbarred lawyer Daniel H Coakley from influencing court appointments. He argued Coakley’s ties to Ely threaten public rights if Ely is reelected. Coakley plans a public reply and remains certain to sit on the executive council.
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Youngman
Ely
Daniel H. Coakley
Executive Council
Supreme Court
Coakley
Yoan
Solemn High Mass at St Mary’s Parish Church
Marys church was solemnly filled this morning at 8 o clock for a requiem high mass in memory of the departed souls of the parish. The pastor Rev J L M Levdated assisted by Rev. deac and bin Laem See As.
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Maribo Mary's
J L M Lev
Deac
bin Laem
Reelection bid for Middlesex Sheriff Fairbairn faces broad support
Sheriff John R. Fairbairn of Middlesex County seeks another term after long service since 1899. He earns cross party endorsements from Republicans and Democrats and is praised for humane, economical administration including a power plant at East Cambridge jail.
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John R. Fairbairn
Saadbairn
Middlesex
Gounty
Attisiat
Middlesex County
Sheriff Fairbairn
Commonwealth
Maynard Republican Leslie Sims Praised by Boston Review
The Boston Review lauds Representative Leslie W. Sims of Maynard for four years of service in the Tenth Middlesex district. He champions trimming government expenses and cutting costs, earning recognition as a capable lawyer and chairing the Committee on Constitutional Law while serving on Legal Affairs.
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The
Boston Review
Leslie W. Sims
Maynard
Tenth Middlesex House
Sims
Saltonstall
Concord Chapter A.R.C. Opens Roll Call Nov 4
The Concord Red Cross chapter launches its annual membership drive from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving to support local nursing service, well baby clinic, swimming program, dental clinic, and school nurse efforts. About two thirds of patients contribute. funds fund on the call. Canvassers will visit all houses to ensure full participation.
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American Red Cross
Concord
Co-operative Bank
Well
West Concord School
Garfield
Concord Chapter
Red Cross
Purple Cross Awarded to Lynch for Argonne Battle
The article notes Lynch receives the Purple Cross for his World War I service with the 47th Infantry Division, wounded in the Argonne fighting. It mentions his current residence in Maynard Marlboro area and work as a druggist. Also notes Homemakers Unit of Middlesex County Extension meeting scheduled for Thursday November 10 at Mrs. Priest's Parker Street with meals and vegetable plate dinners.
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Summer Street
Lynch
Hurley
47Th Infantry
Fire Destroys Barn In New Marlboro As Two Horses Die
Mrs. J Crossley awoke yesterday morning to a barn in flames. Firefighters arrived and saved one horse, but the barn and two horses perished. The cause is suspected Halloween prank. losses partially covered by insurance.
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W. Concord
J. Crossley
Old Marlboro
Thorts
Warning at Hartford Airport Ties Trip From Westboro
A terse note from Hartford Airport cautions travelers including Leon F. Whitney who flew in from Westboro with a warning about disruptions. The report references Whitney and a 4 count but lacks full context and details.
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Fey
Hartford
Connecticut
Westboro
Mr. Whitney
Leon F. Whitney
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