| ARLINGTON LOCAL NEWS |
| ==On Jan. 18, George O. Gallerani of 386 Mass. avenue, lost his life
while saving Francis Ahern, age 3 years, from drowning in Spy Pond, and in recognition of his deed a silver
medal has been awarded by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission, his family receiving the award. |
| ==“Hospital Sunday” will be the 8th of December. |
| ==Hon. and Mrs. J. Howell Crosby are spending two weeks in Bethel, Maine. |
| ==A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Wetmore of 12 Grove street, Thursday morning, of last week. |
| ==Rev. S. C. Bushnell preached in the Old South church Boston on Sunday evening in the absence of the minister. |
| ==George A. Winn, of 146 Summer street, lost several of his fine chickens some time Sunday night, this being the second time that his hennery has been looted. |
| ==Monday night the police recovered two bicycles stolen from Concord. The boys riding the machines were taken into custody and later turned over to the Concord police. |
| ==Rev. S. C. Bushnell will preach the sermon at the Union Thanksgiving service, which will be held this year in the Unitarian church, on Thursday morning, Nov. 28. |
| ==The comrades of Francis Gould, Post 36, G. A. R., will present the name of Past Commander Henry Clark for the office of Junior Vice Commander, at the next department encampment. |
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| ==This may be your last chance to show the boys over there that you are behind them and have their interest at heart. Give and give to the limit, in the interest of the United War Work Campaign. |
| ==The Arlington District Nursing Association wishes to thank all those who so kindly assisted them in their work, both by loan of automobiles and in other ways, during the recent epidemic. |
| ==Tuesday night boys entered several of the churches and rang the bells for several minutes. Owing to the fact that the bells had rung at intervals during the day this was rather annoying to many. The police went out in an effort to round up the boys but were unsuccessful. |
| ==At the First Baptist church next Sunday, a Victory Thanksgiving service will be held. Dr. Wood will preach a special sermon. Mr. Wood, the organist, will play, at 10.25, National anthems of the Allies. Mrs. Blake is to sing the Battle Hymn of the Republic and the Marseillaise. |
| ==Napoleon J. Hardy and Omar W. Whittemore of this town and Dr. Fred Lowe, of Newton, returned this week from a three week's hunting trip through New Hampshire. Much of the time was spent in the Diamond Pond section where the hunting was very good. Mr. Hardy brought home two deer and Mr. Whittemore one deer. |
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