Democratic Nomination Unanimous for Thomas F. Mahoney in Hudson
The 22d Representative District convention met in Hudson with harmony and good feeling. Thomas F. Mahoney was nominated after a caucus vote that carried without dissent. A committee notified and escorted Mahoney to the hall to meet delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Mahoney
Hudson
Boxboro
Alate Wiliam
Scully
Edward McManus
Maynard
John &. Walsh
Robert C. Burrington
Edward T. McManus
Mr. Mahoney
Local District Convention Elects Officers and Delegates
Arthur J. Coughlin was elected chairman and Joseph Lapine secretary at the district convention. William Scully of Maynard and Timothy D. Mulcahy of Stow were named credentials committee. eight delegates were approved with Rufus Hurlburt absent sick. Mulcahy and Withington addressed the body, pledging support to district residents. The year district committee remains Coughlin as chair, Lapine secretary, and Pearl Packard and A W Cableigh as members. The meeting authorized filling vacancies in the ticket and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Coughlin
Joseph Lapine
William Scully
Maynard
Timothy D. Mulcahy
Stow
Rufus Hurlburt
Timothy Mulcahy
Wm. L. Withington
A. J Coughlin
Joseph F. Lapine
Hudson
Pearl Packard
A. W. Cableigh
Boxboro
Millay Ernest L. Dies After Long Illness at Forest Ave Home
Ernest L. Millay died Saturday afternoon at his Forest avenue home after a two year battle with consumption of the lungs. He had worked for years at the Millay Last factory, and is survived by his wife a daughter his father P Millay Lincoln Jr one sister Mrs Daniel Staples of Boston and two brothers Fred of Haverhill and Elmer E of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Millay
Forest Ave
Mr. Millay
Millay
P. Millay
Lincoln Jr
Daniel Staples
Boston
Fred
Haverhill
Elmer E
New Jersey
Sermon Denounces Christian Science As Fraud
At Hudson Baptist Church Rev. Alfred Fairbrother condemned Christian Science as fraud in a Sunday night sermon titled The Greatest Fraud of the Age. He attacked Eddyism and Dowieism, cited Mrs. Eddy’s wealth and teachings, and argued that belief alone cannot cure disease or explain Scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Fairbrother
Hudson
Hudson Baptist Church
Orre
Dixon
London Quarterly Review
Christian Science
Christus
Antioch
Christ
Apostle Paul
Timothy
Paul
Mrs. Eddy
Mary Magdalene
Quimby
Isaiah
Christian Sellence
Mrs. Bady
Adam
Benjamin
Poe
Ben
Jehoshaphat
Edward Whittaker Wounded In Head At Stable Yard
Edward Whittaker received a head wound requiring two stitches after being struck with a heavy cane by Edward Graves Sunday afternoon at Graves’s stable yard. Whittaker says Graves cursed him over a stalled team and then hit him, with a second body blow occurring as his friend assisted. He was taken to Dr Tierney for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierney
Edward Whittaker
Edward Graves
A Love Letter Showcases Arnica Salve Endorsement
Otto Dodd of Powder Missouri writes of a yearlong sore cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes availability at Johnson's Pharmacy in Maynard and Willard's Pharmacy in South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Dodd
Powder
Johnson's
Maynard
Willard
South Acton
Also Mentioned on This Page
LOEWE
Re’s Block
Riverside Block
Clarence J. Bodfish
Treas
Alfred T. Haynes
Howard A. Wilson
Investment Committee
Abel G. Haynes, S. R. Kitchin
C. H. Persons
John W. Ogden
T. J. McGann
B. W. Brown’s
Concord
Mass
Watt
Renly
J. W. Craig
Puvlic
Main St
Buswell
T. J
C. M. Concord
Aiessorcbrgag Junction
South Acton Coal and Lumber Company
Mahoney
Cratic
Town Hall
Dorklodge
A. F
A. M
R. W. Frederick M. Esty
South Framingham
Miss Rebecca Page Knox
James Robert Tyndale
Alfred Fairgrother
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