Wilder for Congress Promotes Massachusetts Manufacturing Leader
A Massachusetts campaign piece extols William H. Wilder of Gardner as the experienced manufacturing candidate for Congress. It touts his 38 years in industry, steadiness in downturns, honest dealings with workers, no outside investments, and loyalty to Taft and Republican principles. It notes broad local endorsement and his focus on national policy aligned with business and people.
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Local notices and school updates in South Sudbury area
H L Newton spends a couple of weeks at home. Olive French resumes teaching at Wakefield. Jessie Fairbrother suffers malaria. A Stewart vacationing at Lake Boon. Caucuses set for next week. George J Raymond remodeling C J Fish house. Gilbraithes visit the Moores. Mrs Homer Rogers of Allston visits Harland. Jeanne Hunt resumes teaching at South Framingham. Bradshaw and Ra ton return to Waltham high. Clifford Hall resumes manual training teaching in Cambridge. O F Nelson to run business with electric lights. Borough Pomona Grange to resume sessions in Sudbury Oct 6 with discussions on glass use for profit and barn, hen houses, cold frame and greenhouse. Rev A H Wheelock to give afternoon address as state grange chaplain.
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H. L. Newton
Olive French
Wakefield
R. I
Jessie Fairbrother
A. Stewart
Lake Boon
Misa Jeanne P. Hunt
South Framingham
Forrest Bradshaw
Roland Raton
Waltham High School
Clifford Hall
Cambridge
O. F. Nelson
Pomona Grange
Sudbury
Herbert J. Patterson
Westboro
W. W. Thompson
Hopkinton
C. B Littlerfield
Walpole
Howard Woodnow
A. H. Wheelock
Marlboro
State Grange
Promising Outlook for School Year Staffing Changes
The town expects a strong school year as Mr. Prior gains community support and a reshuffled staff takes effect. new teachers include Miss Jane M. Givens at Miss Cole’s former post, Miss Lucifie standard as second assistant, and several grade level appointments. Supervisors remain Ference Hosmer for drawing and Alonzo Cole for music.
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Prior
Miss Cole
Jane M. Givens
Bates College
Lucifie Standard
Brown University
Zorah Clough
Plymouth
N. H
Normal Bailey
Normal
Miss Healey
Lexington
Lilla Adams
Center
Miss Magee
Taunton
Miss Griffin
Wadsworth
Waltham
Hose Geary
Lowell Normal School
North Sudbury
Elizabeth Burke
Framingham Normal
Griffin
Cox
Landham
Ference Hosmer
Alonzo Cole
Mss Hearts
Sudbury Visitors and Local Events Highlight Weekend
Sudbury residents hosted and visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Lorenz Tyebel of Boston Mise Blanche Turner Mise Helen Moore and others. Parker N Fairbank plans to return to college for another year. Miss Mamie Amerault and Miss Anna Johnson prepare to enter Massachusetts hospital training this fall. The town notes include local fair signs and a final band concert of the weekend.
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Lorenz Tyebel
Boston
Mise Blanche Turner
Mise Helen Moore
Shrewsbury
Jee ‘Hynes
Frank
Ernest
M. P
Parker N. Fairbank
Mamie Amerault
Anna Johnson
Sudbury
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Concord Junction Notes and Local Happenings
Community items report attendance at Clinton and Boxboro fairs, Edward Smith recovering from a serious fever, and moving pictures drawing crowds. Charles Fuller takes a job in Boston, Miss Mary Damon begins study in Waltham, and roadwork progresses. Several residents travel or study away while teachers join Concord schools.
Maynard Social Notes Record Local Moves and Openings
Maynard residents report a flurry of moves and enrollments. Joby Dempsey enters Bartlett's College while Wheeler joins Bradford Academy and John Moore enters Harvard next week. Elmer Joslin resigns from Richardson's. Mrs Gladys Clark begins Fitchburg Normal School. Cook starts Lowell Textile Institute next week. Mr and Mrs G W Hont tour New York state. Lillian Penniman returns free from Lyne month. Benjamin Brown returns home from a trip to William Davis. Mrs H C Hall relocates to Cambridge. H W Dunn and family back from seashore. Miss Katherine Powers assumes sub-primary duties at West Concord School. Mr and Mrs G L of Concord stay at Hotel Lenox in Boston. Frances Shaughnesay resumes study at the New England Conservatory of Music. Robert L Warner and family move to Binot after summer away. Town signers and paving work on Main Street progress with drainage improvements.
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Wheeler
Bradford Academy
John & Moore
Harvard College
Elmer Joslin
Richardson's
Gladys Clark
Fitchburg Normal School
Is Cook
Lowell Texie Institute
G. ‘W. Hont
New York State
Lillian Penniman
Lyne
Benjamin Brown
William Davis
Dai College
H.C. Hall
Cambridge
H. W. Dunn
Katherine Powers
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