Grange Fair Exhibitors and Exhibits Listed
A fragment lists exhibitors at the Grange Fair including Mrs Rosamond Blodgett Genevieve Frawley Aime T Pageau James De Neil George S Willard Lyon and Noble Children's Exhibit with needlework vegetables canned goods and pins. Names appear with multiple misspellings and partial titles throughout the list.
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Sare
Rosamond Blodgett
Genevieve Frawley
Aime T. Pageau
James de Neil
Georges
Willard Lyon
Noble
Adetomir C . Witherell
See Egetables
John Reed Ætherell
Catherine Keywork
Beasie
P. Hanlon
Steinman
Ellen M. Geees
Oeanion Sullivan
Arda
Sai
Local Visitors and Illness Report From Abington Area
The text notes Mr. Arthur J. Murphy visiting Joan J eas A OS over a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald Abington at Mrs. Kearney and Miss Margaret Schofield’s home. O'Malley from Clinton returned from visiting Mrs. William Noonan at Ion Beach. Lake Boon drew city visitors, Felton Street resident 25 Felton Street ill at home for a week and a half, remains in bed under Dr. Warner of Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fitzgerald Abington
Margaret Schofield
O'Malley
Clinton
William Noonan
Ion Beach
Felton Street
Warner
Marlboro
Boston Resident Seeks Life Saving Lysine Discovery
A fragment describes a Boston resident praising a life saving product named La Lysine originating from a discovery. The letter mentions His Holiness and a plan to combat a dread ravage with a 6,000 population town.
An Attractive Corner By Annette Bradélian
A description of a sunlit corner in a family living room featuring a long casement window and built in window seat. Details include wood choice chestnut or oak, 2 by 4 lumber framing, cushions and drapery, and built in storage. The setup invites reading, sewing, and quiet activities, highlighting design harmony and functional elegance.
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Maturity
Acton High School building program set for September 4
Runsell Quimby of Schenectady visits Mrs Emma ree vile yyen. The program starts at 2 00 P M with building inspection from 8 30 P M. Music and light refreshments. At 3 30 P M a program in the Assembly Hall features music and addresses on presenting the building to the town by the building committee. William Rawitser chairs the committee.
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Runsell Quimby
Schenebtady, N
Emma Ree Vile
Acton High School
William Rawitser
Weekend Visitor Hosts and Local Social Highlights
Mire Frank Fletcher from Greensboro Bend Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardy. A plum bake at Whitcomb’s field Saturday drew a large attendance with a pleasant supper and social time. Miss Mabel Parker enjoys a Capitol Island vacation. A whist party at Mrs. Cc H French’s yielded eight tab solutions despite rain. Warren Costello left Tuesday for a short Philadelphia visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clarkson. Mr. Harley sold his bakery business and left town.
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Warren Costello
Jett
Ernest Carkson
Philadelphia
Harey
Town
Athletes Triumph Over Marlboro 8 to 2 on Saturday
The Concord Junction Athletes extended their winning streak by defeating the Colonial of Marlboro 8 to 2. Pitcher John son struck out 11 batters as Innings ag345678 9 e4000202-8 Geena 9001100002 Batteries, Jobson and Dee, Hollyoke and Goulet.
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Concord Junction
Colonial of
Marlboro
Johnson
FETE ON PERCY A RIDEOUT PLAYGROUND
The second game in the Union club Holy Name baseball series is set for the Percy A Rideout Playground at 6 p.m. with a fete running from sunset to 10 p.m. The grounds will be illuminated for the event.
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Percy A. Rideout
Union Club
Holy Name
Seto
Union Club to Play Chelmsford at Percy A. Rideout Ground
Frank A. Piper oversees the entertainment as Union Club faces Chelmsford in a Saturday game at the Percy A. Rideout ground.
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Frank A. Piper
Union Club
Chelmsford
Percy A. Rideout
Perfect Game Spoiled in Chelmsford Middlesex League Clash
Concord C-C light up Chelmsford as Bill Morrill fires six scoreless frames with no hits or walks before a late error loosens a 9-0 victory. F. Greenwood's miscue ends Morrill’s bid. Arkin and Morrill spark a 13-hit, 9-run outburst led by Grega, Mullaney, and Cousins in a brisk league tilt.
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Concord
Denmarain
King
Joe Grega
Bill Morrill
Loftus
Mullaney
Cousina
Grega
McElroy
Nieisky
Craper
Conains
McHugh
Asby
Lupien
Arkin
Desmarins
Rafferty
Morrill
Johnson
Gregg
Grege
Babe Ruth
Cousins
Maynard Holy Name versus Union Club in chaotic nine inning game
A chaotic baseball clash at Maynard park between Maynard Holy Name and Union Club of Concord Junction featured six runs in the sixth inning and a near-darkness ending. Pleading ball calls, errors, and wild pitches marred the play as Pearce and McWilliams struggled and the game was finally halted with six runs, seven walks, and ten putouts.
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Maynard
Maynard Holy Name Baseball Nine
Union Club
Concord Junction
Partook
Lovering
Merit
Holy Name
Pearcei
N. McWillams
Union
Comeau
Williams
McWilliams
Pearce
Umone
N. McWilliams
Pune
Dageer
Morgan
Fredericks
Te Teee
Wild
Berlin lawn party and supper at Unitarian church
A Berlin alliance hosts a Friday lawn party at the Unitarian church starting at 1 PM. A supper features clams and varied dishes served by local volunteers. A dance in the new Parish hall follows at 8 PM with Fordyce Marsh and Mrs Evan listed among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Alliance
Unitarian Church
Mra
M. Ithe
Sawyer
Son Tae Bana
J. A. Puffer
Mira Bob Bullard
Je W's Wheeler
Candy
J. D. Carter
Mex
R. B. Small
Mies
Ruth Potter
Nora Flagg
Mra M. Chaplin
James Hoxie
Evelyn Puffer
Elizabeth
Woodbury
Mildred Twiss
Eottde
Arthur Marsh
Arnold Davis
A. L. Sawyer
Ella Fongate
W. L. Wheeler
Dorothea Hoxie
Edith Sharp
Fordyce Marsh
Evan
Girl Hurt in Auto Crash Near Wardle Inn
Miss Bernice Rein aged 27 of 31 Stonehurst Dorcester was admitted to Marlboro Hospital with facial lacerations after an automobile accident on State road near the Wardle Inn yesterday. The car she was riding in was involved in the crash.
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Bernice Rein
Stonehurst, Dorcester
Marlboro Hospital
Wardle Inn
Part of full time. Write (A. G. Hudson Daily Su9 Hudson
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper column notes a writer identified as A G Hudson for the Daily Su9 at Hudson. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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A. G. Hudson Daily
Hudson
Mase
The Break Today Delivers Laryngitic News
Ne' Rt ins Mee Cor le remained in bed with laryngitis affecting coverage. Officials offered no further updates as the situation continued to unfold.
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Mee Corle
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Arthur J. Murphy
Joan J.eas
Lake Boon
Annette Bradélian
Tynings
Caan
Imsford
Cress
Marlborough-Hudson
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