Golf Club Annual Meeting Saturday
The Golf Club held its annual meeting with Temple Scott as secretary Amos W. Crooks as treasurer and Dr D J O'Brien a three year board member. The dinner and program featured speakers presenting silver cups platters and golf related prizes. Committee reports were read and approved. a moment of silence honored departed members I W Crowell and John Hanmer. Dr O'Brien detailed the Greens Committee work accomplished and planned for 1936 and 1927.
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Temple Scott
Amos W. Crooks
D. J. O’brien
Board of Governors
Vamio Committee
I. W. Crowell
John Hanmer
O’brien
Green
Town Notes Share Bon Voyage and Christmas Plans
Town residents send off Dr and Mrs Wallace Haley to New York to call on the liner Rex, while others announce Christmas visits and winter plans. Captain and Mrs Harrison will spend Christmas with their son Berkeley Mossman. Mr and Mrs Frank Icher head to Orlando. various guests will join relatives for the holidays across Somerville Beverly Winchester Ramsey and more.
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Wallace Haley
Pauline Street
Bay Rtation
New ‘York
Cail
Stanley R. Harrison
9 Street
Berkeley Mossman
Wesley Tyler
Highland Avenue
Harold Read
Ramsey, Meas
Frank K. Hatfield
Court Rd
Edward D. Carter
George’ Mendoza
Tewksbury Street
New York
Dickens Plans New Novel Drood Left Unfinished
Dickens remained at work on a new novel titled The Drood, but it was not completed before his death. The unfinished manuscript hints at themes and characters he had been developing, leaving readers with a sense of what might have been.
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Dickens
the Drood
The Coney An Odd Hyrax Compared To Pachyderms
The hyrax or coney, rabbit sized, appears rodent like with long front teeth and a pointed muzzle yet lacks five toes and strong claws. Its nails are short and rounded, and its upper teeth are three sided and pointed like feline fangs. Teeth grow throughout life as elephants tusks do. Cheek teeth resemble rhinoceros and palaeothere structures.
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Magazine of Washington
Squirrels Have Two Litters Each Year Says Old Mother
Gray squirrels produce two litters yearly with four to six young in each. The experienced mother defends her nest and swiftly moves the young to a safer location if disturbed.
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Swett’s Bakery
Sunkist Orance
Somerset Ave
Winthrop Centre
Ocean
Golf Club Annual Meeting
Ireland
Mrs. Avenue Club
Union
M. Twining
Frank Lcher
Winthrop Street
Orlando
Fla
Ethel Buckler
Somerville
Samuel
Close
Circuit Road
Joshua Remby
Cecil B. Covington
Billie Barker
Nahant Avenue
Boston Court
Winchester
William H. Topman
Summit Avenue
John E. Nicholson
Beverly
Swett’s Market
Lamb Chop Sale
Holland
Floridas
EAC
Somerset Avenue
North Shore's
Revere Boulevard
Nino Martini
Ida Lupino
Leo Carrillo
Stuart’ Erwin
Stuart. Erwin-Arline
Tom Brown
Francis Drake
Revere
Boulevard
Gary’ Cooper
Jean Arthur
Mr. Deeds Goes
Fred MacMurray
Sylvia Sidney
Catholic Woman’s Club
Xmas Meeting
Santa Claus
Play
Helen A. Sullivan
Miriam Cameron
Santa
Migs
Élen A. Sullivan
Ion SP de Bac
Roc SA
Club Dramatic Society
Albert E. Keleher
Mary P. Murphy
Dorothy Welling
Lillian Hyslop
Ursula R. Muldoon
Rose Sullivan
Massachusetts Legionnaire
Swett’s Groceries
Burnett's
Santa Anita
California
Muscatel
Swett’s Grocery
Petinemieantinatediaen
Orient Palace
Orient Heights
Sun
Gary Cooper
Charlie Chan
Warner Oland
Pat O'Brien
Chester Morris
Frank Buck
Fang and Claw
Constance Bennett
Flash Gordon
Buster Crabbe
Seagram
Cilut
Piscopo Liquor Store, Inc
Barnes Avenue
East Boston
Radio and Electrical Shop
Winthrop
Bartlett Road
Merlino
Jefferson St
Winthrop Ocean
Jefferson
Winthrop Beach
Shirley St
Chelsea Tire & Cycle CO
Chelsea Sq. Che
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