Ernest Borowski Presented Gold Medal By Horticultural Society
For his skill in the propagation of azaleas and his creation of a new ace of the flowers which will blossom in the fall and winter as well as the spring months. Ernest Borowski, 63, of 714 Ncponset street, well known Norwood florist, has been awarded a gold medal by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, the highest award of its kind in the country.
This Day In Norwood History-March 25, 1943-New Ground Crew Course Starts Here
Preparing For Ground Crew Service THESE STUDENTS at the Wiggins Airways School, Norwood Airport, arc learning how the propeller is mounted on an engine. A new, short evening course, designed…
This Day In Norwood History-March 25, 1892-Grade Crossing Matter to be Referred by Court to a Master
COSTLY CHANGES IN NORWOOD. After a lengthy discussion between counsel for the New York & New England Railroad Company and counsel for the town of Norwood, the objections filed by…
This Day in Norwood History-March 24, 1949-Norwood Man Buys His 28th Nash Automobile
William A. Donovan of Rock street, retired guard of the Dedham House of Correction, at a ceremony at Boch Sales & Service Garage on Route One recently, was presented the…
This Day in Norwood History-March 24, 1949-Sportsmen’s Association Leases Property For Clubhouse
At the annual Dutch Supper of the Norwood Sportsmen’s Association last Monday night Edward Thompson, chairman of the Building Committee announced that negotiations had been reached for the leasing of…