Death of G. Coolidge in Brighton Interment at Evergreen
G. Coolidge aged 78 died after a two week confinement to sickness due to Bright's disease. He moved from Brookline to Brighton years ago and lived quietly since his wife's death. He leaves a daughter Miss Minnie Coolidge a high school teacher who shares in the townspeople's sympathy.
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Fly
Evergreen Cemetery
Brighton
Coolidge
Bright
Brookline
Minnie Coolidge
Local Names List of Residents and Contacts
A reader’s notice lists numerous individuals including James Callens Ludvig Ester W FPieming KR W Howe William Hertsch C W L Heureux Dr 8 G Morris and many others such as Mr and Mrs Henry Richards R Shea Ralph Spooner Lewis Thompson Stephen Van Arnam H White Mrs P Callaghan Mrs Geo Chase Mrs Kate Callan and several Misses and Mrs Shreaves Daisy Whiting
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James Callens
Ludvig* Ester
W. Fpieming
W. Howe
William Hertsch
C. W. L'Heureux
G. Morris
Henry H. Richards
R. Shea
Ralph M. Spooner
Lewis Thompson
Stephen E. van- Arnam
H. White
A. M. Giddings
Miss Howe
Sue Howell
Chas. Ledoux
Miss Rodgers
A. ©. Sullivan
A. Shaw
Lotella’ Shreaves
Daisy Whiting
Democratic district chair cites Fairbank nominating choice
M. J. Colling states Rep. Winthrop Fairbank was not renominated because he did not seek the nomination. He says delegates across the district faced no opposition to Fairbank and that other candidates were placed in the field only after Fairbank declined.
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M. J. Colling
Democratic District Committee
Winthrop Fairbank
Collins
Fairbank
High Harvard Admission Rate From Local High School
Examination records show 16 local high school entrants for Harvard with 14 admitted. Six gained admission with conditions, all from the last three classes 08 06 10, indicating a notably high conversion from a difficult entrance exam.
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Harvard University
Concord High School Parents Receptions Delight Attendees
Large numbers of parents of first year pupils attended informal receptions in Eaton Hall at Concord High School on Monday and Tuesday. Parents met teachers and discussed their children’s work. The events were decorative and relaxed with no speeches.
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Concord High School
Eaton Hall
School year events highlight senior hop and after events
The senior class plans the first season hop in Baton hall on Thursday afternoon while a fast track meet doubles as a class meet with eligibility for all athletic association members. Minnie Coolidge returns to teaching after a three week absence due to her father's illness and death. The Woman's club meets November 14 to discuss public libraries and needs. D A R activities include a fall conference with reception at the Vendome honoring Mrs. Scott and busy chapter members. The D A R chapter house fair opens November 2 with tea and sale of candies jellies preserves and other articles.
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Hatinal Dexter
Baton Hall
Athletic Association
Minnie Coolidge
Woman's Club
Mass
Vendome
Scott
Thompson Blood
Charlotte Conant
Chandler
Edith Melvin
Enterprise Reporter
Miss Cutter
T. Baird
Warren Jones
Don Center
Fort Pond
Gravitus
Vermont
Otro Titus
Albert Bradley
Chelmsford
Georgie Grigwold
Meriden
Conn
George Worster
Hiram Livermore
Lancaster
Conference of Congregational Churches
Charlotte Canfield
Acton Friends
Cambridge
Acton Masons
Maynard
Lotus Quartet
Boston
Edward Barker
That City
Acton Notes Include Visits and Local Happenings
Town news from Acton covers visits by residents to Natick Hudson and Reading, plus a hunting trip in Fort Pond. Also noted are maintenance work on H. Merriam Co’s brick boiler, a telephone installation, and a quadratic mix of church and social activity events.
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H. C. Doughty
Pepperell
Mary Wood
Friends
Natick
G. R. Tuttle
Maine
Aewne Ee Arettiont
Fiorence Byron
Hudson
H. Merriam Co
Hal
Hastings society notes and local events list
Twelve members met as Mrs. J. Willis read a paper on Japan the Country. Postmaster Clough attended the New England Postmasters banquet in Boston and heard Henry Cabot Lodge. Congregational church groups plan a harvest supper and sale of produce next Tuesday. Uni ladies prep for a college fair November 10 and 11. The farce Dr Baxter's Invention is rehearsed and promised to be a standout.
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Hastings
J.willis
Japan
Clough
New England Postmasters Association
American House
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congregational Church
Uni
Dr. Baxter
Ill at home A B Brown suffers paralytic shock
West Acton reports A B Brown is ill at his home after a paralysis shock Monday night. Mrs J B Sanborn of Lynn visited during the week with her nephew J A Goding. Miss Helen Knowlton begins Friday a position in Porto Rico to teach and to join her brother Dr Roscoe Knowlton.
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A. B. Brown
J. B. Sanborn
Lynn
J. A Goding
Helen Knowlton
Porto Rico
Roscoe Knowlton
Recital by Mrs Kidder Delights West Acton Club Audience
The West Acton Woman's club hosted a Monday recital in the Baptist vestry with Mrs Christabel W Kidder performing a Brownings play. Attendees included members from nearby clubs and towns such as Ayer Shirley Maynard and Worcester, with Miss Laura A Brown presiding and Miss Lena O Connor opening with a violin piece.
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West Acton
Baptist Vestry
Christabel W. Kidder
Browning
Ayer Woman's Club
Ayer Current Events Club
Shirley Abturton
Lancaster
Worcester
Clinton
Berlin
Northboro
Southboro
Maynard
West Concord
Littleton
Fitchburg
Manchester
N. H
Laura A. Brown
Lena O'Connor
Woodward
Brown
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Craft St
Cora R. Knicht
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Memwara Hudson
Rev
M. J. Bera
South Acton
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Lowell
Stowe Road
Main Street
Acton
WM. C. Dillingham
B. S. Tolman
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
W. BE. Rogers
Register
Mrs. Kidder
New England
Chelaoford
Mare
M. Byron
Variety Stores
Hubbard St
George H. Hopkins
Main St
Concord, Mass
Spencer Bros
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Frank E. Harris
Barnes’ College of Anatomy
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