Tirrell Renominated by Clinton Republican Convention
The fourth district Republican convention at Odd Fellows hall Clinton renominated Hon. Charlies Q. Tirrell of Natick for Congress. Tirrell led a ballot of 139 delegates from towns including Clinton Gardner Marlboro Natick Waltham and Ashland. A district committee was named and a banquet followed at Masonic hall with 150 attendees.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Clinton
George W. Burns
Ayer
Ora L. Stone
Mms
Stone
Leominster
Marlboro
Natick
Northboro
Pepperell
Bancroft
Jonathan Smith
Linton
Allen G. Buttrick
Lancaster
Arthur E. Bent
Framingham
A. E Bent
Parkhurst
Cyrus H. Mentzer
Oscar F. Chamberlain
Waltham
Harry E. Brigham
Henry R. Smith
Elwin R. Wheeler
Wwubbardston
J. H. Johnson
Weston
Iw. H. Wilder
Gardner
Congress
Johnson
House
Tirrell
Wilder
Washington
Beef Trust
M. W. Allen
Edwin A. Bayley
Lexington
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Mr. Bayley
George
G. Tidsbury
Ashland
W. Prescott
Concord
Worrest
N. Adams
Mr. Tirrell
J. J. Mitchell
George J. Burns
O. L. Stone
South Framingham
W. F. Whitney
South Ashburnham
Clark A. Batchelder
Robert N. Wallis
Fitchburg
J. Myron Morse
George L. Holt
Allan G. Hattrick
Frank
Lin Freeman
James A. Litchfield
Lunenburg
Percil Blodgett
Hobart Raymond
Westminster
William F. Stevens
Acton
CG. W. Prescott
Frank W. Torrey
Groton
James W. Ireland
Littleton
J. Henry Gleason
I. Sawyer
F. N.adams
John O. Bennett
Newell D. Johnson
Chester B. Williams
Constgute
John F. Wood
Gleasondale
Herbert E. Pletcher
Westford
E. R. Wheeler
Fubbardston
George L. Whitcomb
Townsend
Francis &. Merriam
Shirley
Thomas Hillis
Maynard
Harry ©. Brigham
F. F. Gerry
Sudbury
F. P. Glazier
Hudson
R. J. Gregory
Princeton
W. Addison Harsthorn
Berlin
E. P. Ripley
Chas. E. Mace
Bolton
Charles G. Knight
Boylston
Charles G. Tidsbury
Mr. Tirrel
Masonic Hall
George A. Whitney
Marlboro Social News Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Local residents report visits and travel across towns. Alberic Lacroix and family visited relatives in Waltham while Tassel of Boston notes other sickness and hospital visits. Several residents returned from trips to St John New Brunswick Spencer and Chambery. The Garde d Honneur demonstrates in Indian Orchard and a funeral Mass was held at St Marys church.
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Alberic Lacroix
Waltham
Louis Buisson, Cross Sr
Carney Hospital
Boston
Rose Dion
Grant St
Rosario Cormier
Joseph Manning
Natick
Garde d'Honneur
Indian Orchard
Met
Louis Houde
St. John
N. B
Albert
Bordo
Lincoln St
Spencer
Arthur Hollis
Clinton St
Bradford
Andrew Phillips
Walter KE. Springer
Fred Springer
New York
Burleigh M. Piper
George
W. Piper
St. Lawrence University
Canton, N. Y
Gig Lane
Circe
Robert Goosby
Albert Young
West Main St
Frank Mannion
Elm'st
Rice St
Ephere
Berthiaume
Broad St
St. Vincent Hospital
Worcester
Celia Carboneau
Amanda Ledoux
Grant St. Xavier Martel
Chambly
P. Q
Dosithe Martel
Odilon Veilleux
Alfred Langlois
Skowhegan
Arthur Lacroix
Grant ‘St
St. Mary's Church
B. Maquin
Om Robichaud
Paris Fashion Notes Enduring Velvet Styles For Winter
The latest Paris bulletins mark the decline of Directoire looks amid elaborate coats and collars. Designers favor straight long lines, collarless trims, and rich trims like soutache and cord. Veils grow larger, hats feature vast brims with vivid colors and black undersides, while velvet and velveteen fabrics dominate winter coats and gowns with embroidered garnitures and ornate passementerie.
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Directoire
Paris
Suburban Press Delegation Tours Waltham Watch Factory
A party of about 50 newspaper men and their ladies toured the Waltham watch factory on Monday. Guides explained the 3800 operations and the automatic machinery unique to the plant. The group praised the cleanliness, good wages, and orderly management including a lunch room and boarding house for workers. The visit ended with a stop at Hathaway bakery to view its sanitary bread-making process.
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Waltham Watch
Nelp
Hathaway
Clinton Defeats Marlboro in Decisive Series Game
The Columbia Cadets of Clinton defeated the Independents of Marlboro in Clinton on Saturday afternoon before about 800 fans. Joe Cronin pitched well for Marlboro but tied errors decided the game. McLaughlin pitched well for Clinton. Joe Drummey and Jeffrey starred.
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Columbia Cadets
Clinton
Marlboro
Joe Cronin
McLaughlin
Joe Drummey
Jeffrey
Po Hart
Polley
Quinn
Columbia ‘Cadets
Hart
Kane
D. Drummey
Curran
Cronin
Slattery
Laumann
Lynch
W. R. Hamilton
Hos
Marlboro School Board Praises John B. Savage in Supt Absence
In the illness of Superintendent Morton the Marlboro school board expresses gratitude for John B. Savage. His familiarity with office routine and school conditions prevents disruptions. Savage served years on the board and later as truant officer and messenger. Kenneth Blood begins senior year at MIT today.
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Marlboro
C. A. Morton
John BE. Savage
Savage
Kenneth Blood
Free Attractions Promised at New England Food Fair
The 2nd Annual New England Food Fair in Mechanics Building Boston opens in October and promises 100000 in free attractions. Highlights include the Banda De Policia 97-musician Mexican band, a 14000 square foot Mexican government exhibit, Frank G. Bostock United Animal Arenas with 500 plus wild beasts, Texas free exhibit, California motion picture display, Paul Revere Hall showing Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride, Joe Chappel’s National Magazine, and extensive food displays with Shooshan’s Old Inn serving meals daily over four weeks.
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New England
Mexico
Banda de Policia
Republic of Mexico
Banda de Policias
Boston
National Band of
Republic
Frank G. Bostock United Animal Arenas
Animal King
Earl Court
London
Dreamland
Coney Island
State of Texas
Grand Hall
Lone Star State
California
Pacific Coast
Paul Revere Hall
Paul Revere
America
Joe Mitchell Chappel
National Magazine
Shooshan
Bee Disease Bulletin Urges Massachusetts Beekeepers
Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station issues a bulletin by Burton N. Gates noting two severe bee diseases widespread across the state. It lists affected localities and outlines treatment methods. Beekeepers without the bulletin should request a copy from Amherst Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station
Burton N. Gates
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Amherst
Mass
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W. H. Wilder
Hager
Mark Boro
Tiri
Tent
Congressman Tirrell
Hon. C. Q. Tirrell
H. E. Lathe
Boston & Maine Depot
White Mountain
Celina
Esther
Mrs. Philips Ledoux
Frank Rigney
Gray Gables Hotel
Falmouth Heights
Belmont St
Charles Parker Tucker
Chase
John Mishik
Walden St
Commonwealth Ave
Junction
Mrs. Booth
Coughlan
Nason
Massachusetts
Whitcomb
West Acton
Macy'& Gi
New York City
Macy
Macy's
N.Y
Doe
G. H. Hopkins
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B. C. Loring
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Concord Junction
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