Bedford News Highlights Across Town
Dancing school reopens as Clare Isword and neighbors plan Maine visits. Local residents tour Hevere beach while Walter’s new North Road home nears occupancy. Bedford sends fans to Concord Lexington struggle and faces a primary contest between Benton and Gardner. Town events include Grange Fair plans, football material, and new agricultural course at Concord High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Isword
Maine
Hevere Beach
Lionel Anthony
Shore Ave
Walter
North Rd
Bedford
Concord-Lexington
William H. Simondy
Patrick Hi. Cullinane
Maple St
Huntington Hospital
St. Michaél
Henry J. Ryan
Jordan Marsh
Lexington Park
David J. Walsh
Bedford House
Capt. T
Lexington Minute Men Drilled Co. C
Benton
Gardner
Davis Rd
Concord Court
Bea Oeen
Fred Sullivan
Frank Lipps
Asel ‘Drake
Walter Temple
Grammar
Concord
Playground Drive Boosts Local Diamond Repair Effort
A community fundraiser led by Pub le spirited citizens supports improving the playground and fully repairing and grading the baseball diamond. Dr. Immanuel Pfeiffer Jr coordinates the campaign with a circulated appeal urging generous financial support to sustain youth athletic development and local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
Break free of sleep talk says Puck to Grimly
In a dusky exchange, Mr. Grimly asks if speaking more while awake could help. Puck responds with trembling hope suggesting conversation as a remedy. The dialogue centers on manageability of mysterious, nocturnal speech.
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Mr. Grimly
Puck
Local notices and visits from Malden to Boston area
A compilation of social notes lists Maynard residents visiting relatives and attending church events in nearby towns. It records weekend trips to Provincetown and Worcester, guests from Natick Marlboro Gardner Somerville and Lynn, plus school and club updates and a primary election notice.
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Bertha B. Batley
Malden
Gardner
Hugh Connors
Thomas Holiday
North Wasto
C. J. Morse
Elias Severson
Lowell
A. J. Hartin
Nina
Marlboro
R. F. Hartin
Esther Nordberg
Somerville
John Nordberg
Stanley Grant
Ernest
Lynn
Lyman Priest
Marion Curtis
Terryville
John Callahan
Marion Murphy
East Boston
John Walsh
Elizabeth Dunsmore
Geo. Dunsmore
Clinton
Fred B. Morriss
Raleigh
N. C
James Alan
Lilla M. Childs
Woonsocket
Sunny
Thomas Welch
Margaret
Eileen
Albert Fairbanks
Co-operative Hall
John Maley
Mabel Baxter
Dupuis
Concord
Rosetha
George Lawton
Ruth Smith
White Mountains
Boston University
M. H
Progressive Party
S. Lever
J. Gruber
Gruber
Waltham St
Wilson Cuttell
Margaret Connolly
Annie Q O’connell
Louise Walsh
Mary
St. Regis Merly
Rose Hannon
John Dacey
James Keane
Ramona Moore
Concord notes and town events patch through week
Local items report teaching duties resume at Assinippi and Boston College High School. Grace Hunt substituted Friday. Mina Lucy Robinson is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Concord Grange plans a visit from Stow and Carlisle. flower show set for town hall with free admission. Several residents travel, move houses, or vacation at Rockaway Beach and The Weirs. hospital and church figures noted.
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Grace Oe Hunt
Pale H. Maker
Walden Sr
Towle
Assinippi
Thomas Hopkins
Boston College
Concord Grange
Stow
Carlisle
Maude Rockwood
Everett St
Weirs
Town Hall
Ralph Holden
Bedford Jd
Gloucester
Soler Wood
Joseph Dee
Bedford St
Hubbard
Mina Lucy Robinson
Concord
Alexander McDonald
Littleton
John Connell
Belknap
Francis Rodman
Sudbury Rd
Bape
Holderness
John Whalen
Grant
Loren B. Macdonald
Mass. General Hospital
Order
Richard’ R. Barrett
Jeanie Barrett
Hyannis
Mira
Richard R. Barrett
Plymouth
Mary
Anna, Johnson
Mary B. White
Maynard
Bernard parish cemetery week notes and upkeep signals
Parishioners of Bernard's parish praise cemetery maintenance during a week of reflection. The report highlights neat walks and drives around the grounds near the parochial residence, with residents visiting the site as part of shoreline visits and local tradition.
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Bernard's Parish
St. '8
Buried Here Mrs Bleetie Conant Widowed Resident Passes
Mrs Bleetie Conant widow of ye wood Conant aged 79 dies from complication of diseases after a long life in Concord. She left friends who cherished her kindly presence and were moved to tender regard by her quiet end.
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Bleetie Conant
Wood Conant
Concord Junction Residents Take Summer Breaks and Returns
Concord Junction and surrounding towns report residents enjoying vacations and resuming duties. Everett Montague relaxes in Yarmouth while Harry Bridges returns from Canada. Ernest Libby leaves for Cambridge to teach, and Miss Lara Hope resumes studies at Framingham Normal. Howard Dee returns to Boston schools. Miss Helen Lorentsen starts teaching in Shrewsbury. Edward MacClellan spent last week touring the mountains by automobile. The Allen Chair Co resumes Saturday afternoon work. Miss Katherine Burdett returns home after a fortnight in Roxbury. David Potter and others assist with a local census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Montague
Yarmouth
N. C
Harry Bridges
Canada
Allen Chair Co
Ernest Libby
Cambridge
Caroline Kingman
Burd College
Mon
Katherine Burdett
Roxbury
Lara Hope
Framingham Normal School
Howard Dee
Boston
Wednes- B
Lawrence
Lexington
Edward MacClellan
Helen Lorentsen
Shrewsbury
Agnes
Winnifred Nash
Dorchester
Ellen. Hayes
Town Hall
David Potter
Concord
Hardy Tracy
Pleasant Surprise Leads to Notable Gatherings
A social event drew a list of attendees including Margaret Gale Almira Kingman Ray Daley Helen Hunt Bertha Kent Florence Duren Roger K Allen Harry Starr Wallin Ford John Garvey and A P Simpson. The piece notes generous hospitality and a warm reception in a community setting.
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Timon Gerais
Margaret Gale
Almiraline Kingman
Ray Daley
Helen Hunt
Bertha Kent
Florence Duren
Roger K. Allen
Harry Starr
Wallin B. Ford
John A. Garvey
A. P. Simpson
Quiet Saturday Game Ends 8-7 Victory
A picked team edged to an 8 to 7 victory in a very quiet Saturday afternoon game. The late rally secured the win in a tense finish.
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Tributes
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and loss. Your support and floral tributes are gratefully remembered. James Munroe, Munroe and Haskell, 304 Amy, Ian Munroe, Fort.
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James Munroe
Munroe
He Haskell
Amy
Ian Munroe
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MR. Filene
Whitney Coal & Grain Co
Concord Junction, Mass
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