Sudbury social notes list spring events and personnel changes
The Sudbury column details the Pensman Tea room opening, Perry's new horse and colt sale, King Philip club dance invitations for April 19, new telephone installations at several homes, Sunday visits of the Garfield family, Goodman society meeting set for April 19, a leave of absence for Mrs. E P Stiles, a Memorial church supper on April 16, Knight leaving C H Way to become superintendent at Kelsey Ranch, school changes with new teachers at North and high schools, Mrs. Loring Puffer’s health update, Woman's club host night with guest invites, and a closing note about a Boston and Maine station page.
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King Philip Club
Perry
Joseph Keene
Geo
Garfield and Family of
Concord
W. M. Varmenter
Goodman Society
The
Beason
E. P. Stiles
Boston and Maine
Memorial Church
St. Sudbury
Benjamin Knight
C. H. Way
Knight
Kelsey Ranch
Lexington
Ruth Noyesia
Miga Jane Hart
Misa Jenkins
Loring Puffer
Everetta
Parmenter
Woman's Club
Hach
Boston
Maine railroad crossing at South Sudbury
A brief note notes a railroad crossing in Maine near South Sudbury and an individual required to pass a strict examination to obtain the position.
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Maine
South Sudbury
Minster Preaches on Mark Text and Christ’s Appearances
At a Sunday service Rev. George Clarke delivered a sermon from Mark VI XXXVII saying Give Ye Them to War. The evening topic was Ten Appearances of Christ After the Resurrection as Luther Cutting marked his 87th birthday at his Hastaud bury home with relatives and friends calling to offer flowers and wishes.
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M. E
George Clarke
Christ
Luther Cutting
Hastaudbury
Mr. Cutting
Boston trip for passports and weekend guests in New York
Mrs John Trench and Mrs Miller traveled to Boston on Saturday to obtain passports for an early passage to England. Mr and Mrs Edward Smith of Bridgeport CT and Leo Smith visited the Misses Nagle on Main Street in New York City during the weekend.
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John Trench
Donations to M H 8S baseball fund topped by many gifts
Principal H F Bates reports contributions to the M H 8S baseball fund from donors including Francis Cleary Julius Gruber and W B Case totaling $78 with mid numbers listed. The notice also records Maynard Eagles beating Marlboro Eagles by one point in a bowling match at Maynard alleys led by Peterson with 325 and Marlboro’s A Gilbert 294.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
H. F. Bates
Francis Cleary
H. EB
Lawton
W. B. Case & Sons
W. A. Haynes
Julius Gruber
S. B. McCleary
L. HB. Wilson
C. H. Courtney
C. H. Persons
J. Os. Ledgard
Maynard Eagles
Marlboro Eagles
Maynard
Donnt
Peterson
A. Gilbert
Presented Jewel And Farewell For Sailor Duxbury
William Duxbury sails for England on April 24 and receives a farewell reception and a past worthy president jewel at Lord Kitchiner lodge meeting in Odd Fellows hall. Joseph Marsden elected secretary succeeding Duxbury. Plans discussed for the lodge anniversary celebrated jointly with Lady Warwick lodge on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duxbury
England
Lord Kitchinér Lodge
Sons of St. George
Odd Fellows Hall
Joseph Marsden
Mr. Duxbury
Lodge
Lady Warwick Lodge
Maynard Knights of Columbus Elect Officers
At Maynard council of Knights of Columbus on Tuesday night the newly elected officers included Timothy B. Moynihan as grand knight Patrick McGrath as deputy grand knight Sylvester Sullivan as chancellor Frank Brayden as financial secretary Roy McCormack as recording secretary Frank McCormack as treasurer James J. Morgan as advocate and Frank Prue as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institution of Maynard Council
Knights of Columbus
Timothy B. Moynihan
Patrick McGrath
Sylvester Sullivan
Frank Brayden
Roy McCormack
Frank McCormack
James J. Morgan
Frank Prue
Nine Hudson youths held in lockup for disorderly conduct
Nine boys aged 16 to 18 from Hudson spent Sunday night in lockup on Main street after disorderly conduct, charged by Patrolman Charles Garland. At district court Monday morning the cases were placed on file with costs of 35 each. Maynard Eagles will bowl Marlboro Eagles out Marlboro on Tuesday night.
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Hudson
Main Street
Charles Garland
District Court
Acton Children Help Fund Meaux Statue Drive
During March 22 to 29 a national collection aimed at 250000 dollars supported Frederick MacMonnies statue to honor France. Acton's quota of 5.09 was met by school groups Center 4.00 West 3.10 South 3.00 with local organizers led by Mr and Mrs Glenn C Gould assisted by Mrs George Tucker and Miss Clara Sawyer.
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America
France
Frederick MacMonnies
Germany
The
Marne
Center
West
South
Glenn C. Gould
George Tucker
Acton Center
Clara Sawyer
South Acton
Universalist Leader Editor Delivers on 150th Anniversary
Rev Frederick A Bishee D D editor of the Universalist Leader spoke to a good sized audience last Sunday about the 150th anniversary of the first Universalist church founded in this country. His remarks covered church history and were described as interesting and instructive with an optimistic outlook. Next Sunday at the usual morning hour Rev Roger Tetz assistant secretary of the National Convention will preach at the same church.
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Frederick A. Bishee
Social and Supper at Baptist Church Draws Large Attendance
The Baptist church hosted a social and supper on Thursday night. Miss Evelyn Knowlton performed a piano piece and the youth group presented the pageant The Triumphant Life in fine style. The supper committee included Mrs. Dudley Mrs. Flora Whitcomb Mrs Heder stedt and Mrs. Martha Twitchell.
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the Baptist Church
Evelyn Knowlton
Dudley
Flora Whitcomb
Hederstedt
Martha Twitchell
Children’s Day Of Acton Club At Baptist Church
The West Acton Woman's Club held its annual Children’s Day at the Baptist church on Monday afternoon. F O Harrell of Waltham entertained the school children with clever magic stunts. Miss Irma Durkee played piano. Ice cream cones and fancy cookies were served.
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West Acton
St Elizabeth Parish Holds Annual Reunion at Maynard
Large turnout from St Elizabeth parish attends the St Bridget's parish reunion at Maynard. April and Mrs Annie Kinsley and Mrs Sadie Weaver serve on the refreshment committee.
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St. Elizabeth
St. Bridget's Parish
Maynard
Annie Kinsley
Sadie Weaver
Local Social Notes and Arrangements Mentioned
Mrs Henry Way visited her son Joseph over the weekend. In Stoneham David Baldwin works at W M Parmenters store filling a temporary role. Mrs Br J Marshall of South Sudbury announces the engagement of her niece Miss Jennie Cole to Grover C Green of Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Way
Joseph
Stoneham
David Baldwin
W. M. Parmenters
Br. J. Marshall
South Sudbury
Jennie Cole
Grover C. Greenwoot
Marlboro
Larrie Perry Family Relocates to Wayland Beebee Estate
Mr and Mrs Larrie Perry have moved to the Beebee place in Wayland and will return to Sudbury next week. They are staying with Mrs Perry’s parents while Mr Perry takes a job with Hood.
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Larrie Perry
Wayland
Beebee Place
Sudbury
Mrs. Perry
Mr. Perry
Hood People
Maynard D W Gutterson to Speak at Congregational Church
Maynard D W Gutterson of the Inter Church World movement will speak at the Congregational church. Services proceed at the usual hour with an evening musical program featuring a double male quartet.
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Inter Church World Movement
Congregational Church
Card of Thanks and Funeral Notice for John Meade
We thank neighbors and friends for support during our bereavement. Clarence Rollins and children John Maley William Maley and Mrs James Mullin plan to attend the funeral Thursday morning of John Meade a cousin who died at his home in Forest Hills yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maley
William Maley
James Mullin
John Meade
Forest Hills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Consolidated Film Laboratories Company
de Levante
Mr. de Levante
George E. Hack
Kroll Block
Chester D. Coram
State St
Boston, Mass
Pensman
M. E. Church
Zaniewski Market
Main ST
Frankforts
Bologna
Leonard Mullin
Gruber
Maurice Herbert
Isaac Binks
Dr. Palmer
James Morgan
G. H. Gutteridge
Rpyynn Coe
James Coughlan Deedee
George Morse
Ceeseeenee
MY. Powers
C. Cy. Murray
J. S. Peterson
J. J. Hilferty
Murphy & Snyder
Joe Melechonda
Roy Marsden
B.S. Permg
P. H
F. Bates
Treas
Maynard M. Lesage
J. Boulden
G. Lynch
G. Lesage
H. Peterson
Garand
K. O. C. Officers
Lockup
Universalist Church
Essex Potash
Essex
New England
Essex Fertilizer CO
Mass
Branch Consolidated Rendering Co
B. W. Brown Grain
Concord, Mass
Clarence Rollins
Concord Junction
Tricycles
Perfection Oil Heaters
Wm. A
Steve
Walden ST
Maple
Vermont
Concord Fish Market
Walden
First National Bank OF
Marlba
Concag
Barrett’ Cord Jct
Mas
Ashford St
Allston
Mase
Frederick Gite
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