Littleton Social News Highlights From Clinton to Gardner
Mrs. Harry Hume and daughter Hester visit Helen at Clinton hospital where she recovers from an appendectomy. Various locals attend and return from church and social events, including Wachusett Baptist meeting delegates Hiram Sauler and Rev H L Caulkins, and a Unionian Society fundraiser. Rally Day observed at Congregational Sunday school as Vestry is darkened for Hebrew history screen. Littleton Grange hosts neighbors night with intertown guests and a large communal repast and dance.
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Harry Hume
Hester
Helen
Clinton Hospital
Eugene Robbins
J. W. Ireland
William
Frank Hibbard
Barbara
Joseph Stineford
B. Hubbard
Geo. W. Whitcomb
Marion White
Wellesley
Marion Prouty
Mt. Ida Seminary
Littleton
Wachusett Baptist Association
Gardner
Hiram Sauler
H. L. Caulkins
Women's Alliance of the Unitarian Society
Unitarian Vestry
Edgar
Wiers
Montclair
N. J
Congregational Club
Congregational
The
Hebrews
Harry Smith
Portland
Smith
Burt L. Hartwell
Kingston
C. R. ‘White Ot
Shirley
Town Hall
Lucy Houghton
Lemley
Boston
Austo Kirhball
Hamlin
Westford
Kimballs
Littleton Grange
Acton
Boxboro
Pepperell
Ayer
Groton
Grange
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Marlboro Resident
Marlboro resident H B Carpenter a barber at 44 Harrison Place testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills helping his family and his own relief from backaches urging readers to demand this remedy. The ad notes Doan's Kidney Pills are sold in 50 stores and originated by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with the slogan When Your Back is Lame Re member the Name.
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Marlboro
Doan
Boro
H. B. Carpenter
Barber
Harrison Place
Mass
Marlborough Savings Bank Notice of Dividend Payment
Deposits earn interest on the third Wednesday of January and April. Dividend payments are scheduled through that period. F. Greeley serves as president and Charles Holyoak as treasurer. Wanted live poultry buyers offered by mail and phone inquiries.
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Cotoner
Gilroys Goat Saved In Maynard Marlboro Exhibition
Henry Gilroy of Maynard preserves a cherished Angora goat during a Marlboro versus Maynard baseball game. The crowd of 600, led by a band, watched a delayed contest tied to a chaotic seventh inning before Marlboro’s defense and key plays by Ed Lynch and others kept the animal safe and the Maynard victory hopes alive. Attendance reached about 3,500 with a 2 hour duration.
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Henry Gilroy
Maynard Baseball Club
Marlboro
Henry
American Woolen Co
Gilroy
Lowell New England
Maynards
Marlboros
Ump
Quinn
Boston Nationals
Maynard
Halstein
Miller
Lowell
Jimmy Gray
Lowell Champs
Drummey
Centre
Ganzell
Lynch
Ed Lynch
Marlboro High School
Elmira
N. Y
Murray
Rainville
Capt. Ingalls
Mulrenan
Ingallston
Krepp
Brooklyn
Y ‘O
Smainvil
Eleock
Istein
Martin
Hunt
Cronin
Wilder
Joseph H. Langdon
Ryan
Ingalls
Able Does
Gansell
Hal
Unclear Fragment Reflects Nervous Victims of Hard Times
The fragment hints at unemployed and financially embarrassed individuals described as nervous victims, but details are fragmented and context is unavailable.
Progressives Fight for Seat in 10th Middlesex District
Alfred McCleary of Maynard leads a Progressive bid in the 10th Middlesex race amid a national party shakeup. Supporters tout him as best qualified while independents linger. Maynard and Hudson voters may decide the contest as McCleary highlights law background and local service.
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Massachusetts
Roosevelt
The
10Th Middlesex
Maynard and
Hudson
Alfred
McCleary
Maynard
Bates College
Roxbury
West Roxbury
North Shore
Stebbins, Storer and Burbank
Local Notes and Sports From Bedford and Concord
Charles Blake returns from Canada while John Myers plans Montreal vacation. Bedford residents attend dances and fairs. Grange demonstration and poultry plans noted. Concord football struggles 26 0 loss to Dedham. local pool team proposed. Nils Mortenson has appendicitis operation at Deaconess Hospital Concord.
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Charles. Blake
Canada
John Myers
Montreal
Ernest Mortenson
Edith Murray
Burdett
Walter Temple
Northay
Spy Pond
Concord
Colonial Park
Springs Rd
Hancock Ave
T . Idst
Hancock
Fletcher
Ries
New England
Edward F. Temple
Bedford
Fr. Jones
St. Michael's Church
Chas W. Blake
Bedford Cooperative Corporation
Lexington
Winchester High
Lexington Minute Men
Co. M
Dedham
Concord Troy
Steve” Whittaker
Frank Goodwin
Maynard
Nils. Mortenson
Hast Bedford
Deaconess-ospital
Ross K. Whiton
Lost in the Woods: John McGovern Spends 55 Hours Lost
John McGovern sr aged 65 wandered into pine woods Sunday afternoon to view timber. He was missing for 55 hours before voices heard him and he found his way home. He is reported in good vitality and resting with friends.
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John McGovern
Mr. McGovern
Grange Fair Showcases Splendid Town Hall Exhibits
Exhibits feature fruits vegetables and livestock from members gardens. A new display of school chili wall and pen cils drawings draws attention. Liensach lodge members present needlework for sale and a notable presentation by Mr Comley.
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Hus Y
Liensach
Deng Lodge
Gru
Comley
John Jewett
Arthur Gowan
L. A. Ford
L. J. Halladay
Joseph H Williams
Edwina Mills
Herbert L. Clark
Candy
Ruth Com
Grange
Bedford Politicals Weigh Gardner Campaign Direction
Bedford figures show interest in the gubernatorial race rising as Frederic Parker is named campaign financial manager. Louis Pfeiffer of the State Republican committee comments Gardner may control his approach while party factions inch toward reconciliation. A recent public handshake with I Benton signals potential unity after prior rifts.
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Bedford
Frederic Parker
Gardner
Louis I. Pfeiffer
State Republican Committee
An.se
Repu
Bedford Breeder Bets on Fast Northern Circuit Trotters
Francis Parker of Bedford bred Tommy Aquinas, a 3 year old trotter. Chester Peck has been winning on the Northern Circuit with another Bedford-bred horse. Tom my Aquinas is also from Bedford and holds a strong record on the circuit.
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Francis Parker
Bedford
Tommy Aquinas
Chester Peck
Wooden-Legged Duck Thrives in French Village
A wooden legged duck in Airvault Bordeaux France thrives after a peasant woman amputated and replaced its crushed leg with a self made wooden one. The duck now moves about the farmyard with ease.
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Airvault
Bordeaux
France
Natural History Society
Scribbler's Decline Noted by Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript critiques Scribbler's work claiming his writing has deteriorated since achieving fame and the ability to sell his earlier rubbish. It reflects a sharp media jab on literary quality and market success.
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Scribbler
Sinéé
Boston Transcript
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