Maynard Johnston Nominated Against Golden for Textile President
Francis Maynard Johnston, a Weavers Union delegate from Providence, accepted a surprise bid to oppose John Golden for UTW A president at the Manchester convention. Johnston spoke against Golden amid post strike discontent, winning 37 of 250 votes and urging unity after the ballot. Delegates from Amoskeag Manufacturing Co and local unions toured facilities and discussed wage concerns as tensions rose among textile workers.
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Johnston
Manchester
John Golden
Golden
Son
Provine RI Union
Thomas Smith
Damaget Mills
Weavers “Union
Mr Golden
Maynard Textile Unions
Francis Johnston
Weavers Union
Spoolers, and Dressers
George Waterhouse
Fixers’ Union
UTW
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
Amoskeag Co
United Textile Workers
Complaints Reach Chief Over Slingshot Mischief
Chief of Police FSS Binks reports repeated homeowner complaints about a boy and his sling shot breaking windows and tempting street light bulbs. The mischief has drawn attention amid several neighborhood reports.
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Udge
Fss
Binks
Entertained Guests at Magdalene Chapter Meeting
Magdalene chapter O B 8 hosted guests from Fitchburg Marlboro Hudson Concord Needham and the Actons at a regular Tuesday meeting October 5 at Masonic hall. D G M Louise Belle Willard with D G M Winnie Einedcliffe of Beverly led an official visitation. An early supper was served under the direction of committee chair Hattie Maynard.
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Magdalene Chapter
Fitchburg
Marlboro
Hudson
Concord
Needham
Actons
Masonic Hall
D. G.M
Louise Belle Willard
Winnie Einedcliffe
Beverly
Hattie Maynard
Pastor ATIYEH Returns After Syria Visit
Rev KB. N. Atiyeh, pastor of the Congregational church, arrived Friday from Syria and preached at morning and evening services. Large congregations attended as parishioners welcomed him with handshakes after services and he spoke of his travels during the evening sermon.
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KB. N. Atiyeh
Chureh
Syria
Atiyeh
Lavish Embroidery Dominates Fashion Yet Sparks Concern
A fashion note critiques heavy embroidery and trims that dominate silhouettes in late models. Designers favor new forms of ornamentation, yet question the source of abundant needlework and its cost. Coats hats and day dresses all show extensive embroidery with nearly indistinguishable patterns.
Plaid Umbrellas Dominate Fall Line In Silk Styles
Fall umbrella fashion centers on plaids and stripes with silks remaining top for women while men favor classic black. Pyroxylin handles persist with new carved wood options gaining note. Leather loops and decorative ferrules add sport and tailored appeal. Dresden and Cloisonne handles attract women seeking artistic looks.
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Dresden
Silk and Wool Sweaters Trend In Weave Fashion
Silk and wool mixtures for sweaters gain popularity as fiber blends attract buyers. Textile writers note silk like shine from wool blends and the appeal of all silk weaves in seasonal wardrobes.
Boy Scouts Field Day Highlights Concord Victory
Scouts from Marlboro Concord Bolton Concord Junction and Hudson joined a field day in Hudson. Concord Troop won first with Hudson second as signaller, knot tying and first aid contests led by Concord participants. A council meeting in Holliston urged joining the first class council with Marlboro Framingham and others to share benefits.
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Hudson
Marlboro
Concord
Bolton
Concord Junction
Hudso
Henry Whitcomb
Farnum Smith
Whitney Smith
Fred Dawes
Fife and Drum
Florence Street
P. Smith and
Wolman
Donald Wood
Kenneth Hinsmann
Nathaniel Spaulding
Francis ‘Coolidge
John Nar‘gisism
Nathan Spaulding
Sawyer
Holden Troop 2
Hall
Brown
Troop 2
Nathan
Henry Spaulding
Troop 1
George Baker
Smith Dexter
Alfred Roberts
Henry
Spaulding
Walter McKinnon
Ernest Hall
Scout Council of
Holliston Town Hall
Framingham
J. P. R. French
KE. K. Vonn
Holliston
Edward P. Brown
Russell B. Frye
W. H. Jones
William H., Wellen
BR. H. Wilcox
Ralph H. Whitman
Lake Boon
Vonn
Lloyd B. Razee
Sibley and
Kelly
M. KE. Marchant
Hollis
Bolshevism topic marks opening Men’s League meeting
The Men’s League opened its season at the vestry of Congregational church on Tuesday night with a large turnout. Rev D M Angell spoke on Bolshevism, tracing its history from its beginnings to the present with sketches of Russian leaders. Refishments were served afterward under a committee led by George Lawton.
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Congregational Church
D M Angell
ME ‘Church
George Lawton
Two Hudson Weddings At St Michael's Church
In St Michael's Hudson two weddings were held yesterday. Theresa Dettling daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Dettling and Herry Turk son of the late John R Clark united in a nuptial mass by Rev Dr Mullin. Guests from Marlboro Fitchburg Boston Hartford and more attended a reception at the bride's home. The couple will honeymoon in Philadelphia New York and Washington before settling at 11 Manning Street. The groom is an overseas veteran. The bride has seven years in St Michael's choir.
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St Michael's
Theresa Dettling
Frank Dettling
Summerst
Herry T.rk
John R.clark
Mullin
Charles Dettling
Helen Roach
Mary Howarth Walsh
Oliver Bonafe
Walter Orme
Clark
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Manningst
St Michael's Choir
LaFrance Nowlan Wedding Held at River Street Home
At 2 o'clock Miss Marguerite LaFrance daughter of Mr and Mrs Antonio Lafrance married Ralph G Nowlan son of Howard Nowlan Rev Dr Mullin officiated. Relatives from Worcester Brockton Fitchburg New York Boston Marlboro Newton and Hudson attended the reception at 104 River Street with a buffet lunch by William T Greene. The couple plan to live at 104 River Street after their wedding trip.
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Marguerite LaFrance
Antonio Lafrance
Ralph G. Nowlan
Howard Nowlan
Arthur LaFrance
Alma C. LaFrance
Mullin
Worcester
Brockton
Fitchburg
New York
Boston
Marlboro
Newton
Hudson
River St
William ,T. Greene
Newlan
Apsley Factory
Universal Boring Plant
Hudson News Summary of Local Items
Ralph Robertson left Monday for San Francisco to work in Oregon. Rosary table prizes at St Michael's lawn party awarded: Eunice Curran bag of flour, Mary Myrick picture of St John the Baptist, Mary O Malley rug, W R Coolidge cut glass, Charles Dettling, Charles Robinson, and Frank Fletcher began MIT second year. George Scally and Margaret Toner married Sept 22 in Clinton. John A Reilly and Herbert Stratton families move and announce engagements. Arthur Herbert Van Etten to Helen Gertrude Murphy wed in Endicott New York.
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Ralph Robertson
San Francisco
Oregon
St Michael's
Eunice Curran
Mary Myrick
Picure
St John the Baptist
Mary O'Malley
W. R. Coolidge
Charles Dettling
Charles Robinson
Frank Fletcher
Mit
George Scally
High St
Margaret Toner
Beacon St
Clinton
John Bell
John A. Reilly
Ormond
Fla
Herbert Stratton
Olive Stratton
Leon A. Wetherbee
Stow
Opened Season of Social Reading Club Hosted on Washington Street
The Social Reading club opened its season Monday with Mrs Alfred T Woods hosting at her Washington street home. Members offered autumn leaf quotations as roll call, with readings by Mrs Etta Arnold and Mrs B Hamm, and two contests by Mrs William Balch and Mrs Anna W. Smith. Refreshments were served.
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Alfred T Woods
Washington St
Etta Anold
8. E. Hamm
William Balch
Anna W. Smith
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Lerer’s
Clea
Main Street
Pator
Cas
Fullenton’s Hat
the Postoffice
Shop Maynard, Mass
West Acton
BOY Scouts Field
Lafrance-Nowlan
Apple
Apples
Mill Acton
Mass
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