Maynard Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Maynard residents hosted visitors from Abington and Sayville and welcomed entertainers, with Brigham's Marlboro orchestra set for the Twilight club ball. Bridge work at the paper mill advances, photos from the World Series to be shown, and local officials discuss Foss railroad inspector appointment. Teachers McLaughlin and Sebamed began duties Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dontelley
Chariesses Ae
McLyman
Mt. Hope
Herbert Fiske
B. B. Cave
Baaron
Gilroy
Nga Aes Quartet
Otto Geers
Cite
Anand
Sarah Nevins
Sayville
Theodore Wooleschied
Brigham
Marlboro
Philadelphia
Chicago
Henry Gilroy
Jennie
Deane
John F. Fitzsgerald
Boston
Help of Christians
Elect Foss
John W. Ogden
Railroad Commission
Royal Arcanum
Seae Ee Bernice
Sebamed
Mee Daten
Mise McLaughlin
Dorchester
Situation Today Wilder Leads Mitetel by Narrow Margin
The recount underway shows Wilder ahead of Mitetel by 3 votes on the unexpired term and by 100 votes on the long term. The process continues as officials review ballots and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Mr. l
Donce Nibey
Walser
Bedford News Notes On Local Events And Elections
Snow squalls visit Bedford while local figures Buck and Pickman are noted. Ground broken on a new stable by Hiram B Young on his recently purchased estate. Charles W Blake troubled by illness leaves bed for health. Mitchell leads in a Bedford congressional race with Foss by nine and Cassidy by 23. Goddard injured by Montreal Express at Manchester station and taken to Sacred Heart hospital. Republican party receives a mild rebuke at recent election. A mock court trial by Shawsheen Tribe No. 45 O R M draws a full house and praise for judges, lawyers and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram B. Young
Charles W. Blake
Bedford
Colin J. Mitchell
Congress
Foss
Cassidy
Frank M. Goddard
Montreal Express
Manchester
N. H
Sacred Heart Hospital
Town Hall
O. R.M
Change in program by Mrs William Smith illness
Due to illness in her family Mrs William Smith cannot speak as planned. She will discuss standards of living with focus on income allocation among rent food fuel clothing education and entertainment to maximize health comfort and development on a moderate income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar William Smith
Grange Plans November Competition Night and Health Talk
The Borough Pomona Grange holds monthly sessions in the town hall with an official welcome from Berlin Grange master. Henry Wheeler of Berlin and Dr. Frederick P. Glazier of Hudson present papers on The Art of Living in Good Health followed by discussion. A noon dinner is served. The event features musical numbers and agricultural education themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Fairbank
Feutin
Pomona Grange
Berlin Grange
Henry Wheeler
Berlin
Frederick P. Glazier
Hudson
Social notes from Sunbury and Sudbury area
Mrs C Hunt visited Elm Farm Friday. A whist club formed at Sunbury Centre. Ernest A Porter of Worcester enjoyed Sunday at home. Mrs H J Goodnow of ae visited Sunday. Mrs Adnah Brackett ill reportedly improving. Lizzie Lawrence visiting Mrs 8 D Perry. George Landers sold his motor cycle for an Orient buckboard. Mr and Mrs C F Goodnow and son Charles were Sunday guests of Perry. Dance planned at town hall Thanksgiving night with Rocky Ward's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ‘F. Goodnow
Charles
Perry
Town Hall
Rocky Ward
Town Visit Noted as South Acton Residents Call
South Acton W S and W E Warren were in town Sunday calling on 1 percent. The circle will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs F 8 Glines.
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W. S
W. E Warren
Circle
Concord Junction Notes and Local Visits
Clarence Dixon took a position in Littleton. Mrs Henrietta Chase of Groton visited town. Mrs Fred Reed convalescing from pleurisy. Miss Gertrude Williams convalescing from pneumonia. Miss Florence Bell substituting in West Concord school second grade. 4H st raitway hours on Sunday. West Concord teachers entertained Emerson school teachers in Concord. Woman's Union met at Mrs Converse home planning an upcoming fair. One moving picture showing at hall Wednesday for Woman's parish club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dixon
Littleton
Henrietta Chase
Groton
Fred ‘Reed
Gertrude Williams
Florence Bell
West Concord
St. Raitway
Emerson School
Concord
Woman's Union
Enjoyable Concert Delights Weather Affected Attendance
Woman's club hosts a pleasant program amid weather woes as a quartet delivers a splendid show. Highlights include Genevieve It Were Violets and a background feature for the Gloria 218 with Miss Batting leading Tell Me the Story of Jesus and the Quartet performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve
Violets
Jesus
Concord Grange Plans Dec 6 Meeting and Officers
The Concord Grange will hold its annual meeting on December 6 with an election of officers. A land necktie party is planned and the group will discuss delegation to the Harvard game as part of the Crimson victory context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hanley
New York City
Concord Grange
Concord
Harvard
The
Crimson
Philip Vanderhoot
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Commonwealth Ave
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Wright's Tavern
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