Local notices and social items from Hudson area
A crust of social notes lists visitors and guests in Hudson and surrounds. It mentions Mrs P. H. Gill hosting relatives, Francis Brick family returning from Boxboro, Louise Welch visiting Alistair, Helen Scully and Mrs. Arthur Cowles guests, and various townsfolk attending events, teaching plans, and local amusements. It also notes Labor Day rail service, a Bolton cattle show, and Edson for the Democratic nomination with debate potential.
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Séingod
John Powers
Newtomn
Hudson
Stephen Mead
Whitins
George Mead
Roosevelt St
William
Florence
J. Ell
Helen Scully
Lawéll
Thomas Cleary
Main
Arthur Cowles
Gil
Glendale St
Obituary for John Carver in Early Massachusetts Colony
Wm. Carver, longtime town figure and oldest Carver relative, died Sunday after arriving in the May lower era. He helped shape the colony's history, immigrated at age eight, and left no Carver siblings. His wife died three years ago. he is survived by three children, John, Miss Nellie Carver, and Mrs. Blas.
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Wm. Carver
William Carver
Car Carver
Maylower
Massachusetts
Mr. Carver
Carver
John
Mias
Nellie Carver
Biias
A Treat for Maynard at the Theatre
The theatregoers are promised a strong and real treat as the cast delivers a compelling performance. A standout lineup and engaging staging mark this show as a must see for fans and newcomers alike.
Schools Reopen With Repaired Rooms And New Teachers
Schools reopen after summer. several students left town. Buildings are in good repair and most rooms now occupied. Miss Jennie Of Stow and C Bune Plate of Acton taught first grade but are replaced by Miss Ruth Bageter and Warren and Miss Grace at West Boxford. High school attendance is solid and expected to rise.
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Jennie
Stow
C. Bune Plate Or
Acton
Ruth Bageter
Warren
Grace
West Boxford
Republicans Keep Hands Off on Local Nominations
The Republican town committee votes to stay out of current congressional and senatorial contests. The majority favors Pierce for Congress and Glaiser for the Senate. Hudson support and Maynard opposition are cited as making an effective stand impracticable.
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Pierce
Congress
Glasier
Senate
Maynard
Hudson Gate
Hudson
Campaign Notes Mention Pierce and Whitney in Boston Journal
A Boston Journal report quotes Pierce and his campaign Whitney regarding Maple and Pine streets. The text references Shmaee Mullin and a Saturday morning context.
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Boston Journal
Pierce
Size of the River Seine Fourth
The river Seine is described as the fourth largest river in the region, with emphasis on its size and significance. The note mentions its length and comparison to other waterways. No further details are provided in the snippet.
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Seine
Stevens Retires Ahead of Bitter Campaign in Stow Gantinn
In Stow Gantinn area veteran F A Stevens retires from the race stirring plans for Republican representation. Charles introduction follows the retirement as Pletcher enters the field with Stevens’s support for Wheeler.
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Charles
F. A. Stevens
Stevens
Pletcher
Wheeler
Batley Guiding Party Through Quiet Political Talks
Batley considers bringing in an outsider if needed while tending to current business and not worrying over political conditions.
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Mr. Batley
Direct Nominations James A Cleary Circulates Petitions
James A. Cleary of the Democratic town committee circulated petitions during the week under Walker provisions. The remark in the notice says the endorsements are nobody's business and suggests the petitions are near completion.
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James A. Cleary
Democratic Town Committee
Ministers Back Wilder in Favor of Health Laws
A fragmented note shows ministers supporting Wilder and health legislation. An interview fragment hints at political maneuvering while a Hudson official appears to indicate endorsement. The text is incomplete but reflects public discussion of policy and endorsements.
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Healteeny Lewis
Wilder
Hudson
Maynard High Alumni Hold Eighth Annual Reunion
The Maynard high school alumni met for the 18th annual reunion at Somrie Bale on a Wednesday evening with about the usual number of graduates present. Leaders including Francis B. Brick, J. D. V. Chester, A. Homer Gaiger, Howard A. Wilson and Linwood A. White urged a more aggressive alumni role and a planning committee was to be formed to boost school cooperation and sefare.
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Maynard High School
Masofie Bale
Seueos
Francis 8. Brick
J. D. V. Chester
A. Homer Gaiger
Aimaeiong
Howard A. Wilson
Lin
Tax Commissioner Gemina Faces Sparse Complaints at Abatement Hearing
Boston attorney Anderson appeared before assessors on behalf of 17 wards seeking abatements, but complaints were few and abatements amounted to only a small sum.
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Atty. Anderson
Boston
Bar and Bottle Bill Faces Legislature Fight
State wide reports indicate a stiff battle to repeal the bar and bottle bill when the legislature convenes. Officials plan to monitor business incomes and expect license fees to rise across the board. Ainsmith, noted for catching duties, drew attention in a scene linked to Fr. Crowe's Holy Name team.
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Intercote
Oe Sion
Ainsmith
Ce Ee
Rev. John
Fr. Crowe
Holy Name
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