Sudbury Local Transfers and Community Notices
Sudbury reports transfers of property including Raymond C Hayes to Elizabeth Small on Hiawipes Street and Eugene R Hamilton with Terrance J Walsh. Barbara Way asisten librarian returns from Phetron Michigan. Town residents attend a moonlight dance in Boston and a Mount Wachusett luncheon. The Board of Appeals schedules hearings on Frances Borde drainage and Henry C Rica loam-permit renewal. Pine Tusk Association permit hearing postponed to July 27. Local road work updates include Goodman Will road and Water System access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Hayes
Elizabeth Small
Hiavipes Street
Eugene R. Hamilton
Trusten
Terrance J. Walsh
Barbara Way
Aesitanbrarian
Sudbury Center
Phetron
Michigan
William Tr. Presecott
New Tiamashire
Board of Appeals
Frances Borde
Henry C. Rica
Water Row Road
Josephine Welch
Jude Advocate Smith
Pourne
Patrick Davis
Titkey Farm
New Haypshire
Elnh
Anne Buxton
Sudbury Road
Marion Taren
William Wood
Pine Tusk Association
Lunt
Neves
Goodman
Dindson Road
George Waynes
Snbury Road
Rodins Nest
Local Social Notes Mention Phelps Family Amid Gatherings
The clipping notes William S. Phelps and his daughter Martha alongside Mrs Charles Walker of Ingham and Sudbury in a social gathering. The fragment hints at friendly introductions and neighborhood connections in a informal society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Phelps
Martha
Charles Walker
Ingham
Sudbury
Concord Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Family News
Albert Sargent returns to TL Anderson & Son after a two week vacation spent near West Acton. Richard and Mrs Metcalf move to Nashoba Park. Oscar Sorensen heads to Belgrade for fishing. Walter Peterson shares Alaskan scenes with Helen Reed. The Petersons display trophies from Placida to the Canadian Rockies. A five car garage plans for TL Anderson & Son. John Bent works with the builder. White Pond sees a 12 year old swimmer and a tall youth under supervision. Lawrence Kenney injured by a horse at Road. recovering at Emerson Hospital. Colonel and Mrs Robert Goodwin vacation in York Harbor Maine. Company H encampment visitors include Frawley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sargent
TL. Anderson & Son
West Acton
Thomas Peterson
Walter Peterson
Nashua
Nsw
Placida
Canadian Rockies
Meg Peter
Purity and Progress in Spiritual Progress and Real Freedom
A Christian Science Monitor essay argues spiritual purity underpins social progress. It cites Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy to define purity as essential for understanding God and the real self, urging disciplined thought, truthful living, and freedom from error.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ Jesus
Jesus
God
James
The
Christian Science Monitor
Lenox Shoe offers plant to employees for cooperative run
Freeport Maine July 20 officials of Lenox Shoe Company facing labor strife since late June offer to turn over the plant to employees for a cooperative operation. The proposal includes a quarterly books audit by the original owner and possible re takeover if losses occur. About 800 workers would be employed with capital from the owners and possible profit sharing with Mershey Brothers. The move follows a dispute between the Industrial Organization committee and the Boot and Shoe Workers Union over bargaining rights and a discharged worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Lenox Shoe Company
Arthur W. Goodwin
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Mershey Brothers
Mershey
Industrial Organization
BSWU
Autoists Fail To Observe Traffic Signs
Acton court heard several traffic violation cases last week. Chief M J Foley prosecuted and vows a vigorous campaign for roadway safety following a bad Route 11% accident Friday evening showing the danger of heedless driving.
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Acton
Concord Court
M. J. Foley
Company H Takes Honors At Concord Camp
Concord regiment reports Company H of 182nd Infantry as the outstanding unit among 18 in a regimental field inspection at Falmouth. A trophy is awarded during Governor's Day ceremonies. Visitors exceed 10,000 as summer camp at Massachusetts Military Reservation continues with tense traffic, turkey meals, and dignitaries.
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Concord
182Nd Infantry
Falmouth
New
Massachusetts Military Reservation
Boy Scouts Campers Return From Wachusett Council Trip
South Acton Boy Scouts spent two weeks at the Wachusett Council Camp in East Jaffrey New Hampshire. They arrived home Wednesday and report a wonderful time and look forward to next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Wachusett Council
East Jaffrey
Sudbury Grange to Host Lawn Party and Band Concert
Sudbury Grange No. 121 plans a lawn party July 31 at the Center recreation grounds with Beano and horse racing, Gypsy fortune teller, Maynard Band music, food sale by the Ladies, cooling drinks, and ample parking. In rain, event moves to Town Hall with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
Gypsy Forune Teller
Maynard Band
the Grange
School of Fashion Opens at Institute Auditorium
Sudbury Miss Beatrice Mowry will open Filene's third annual school of Fashion on Thursday morning at the Institute Auditorium. The free program teaches fundamentals of clothes to girls and women with registration July 19 20 and at the door.
South Sudbury Visitor Notes From Beverly Home Visit
Jeanor Stone stays a week with Mr and Mrs Ormand Scott in Beverly. Mrs Bernice Forsyth and Blanche Hartson of Natick called on friends here. Mrs L F French of North Beverly and Mrs Harry Ritchie of East Bridgewater, well known locally, passed through Sunday to visit acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanor Stone
Beverly
Ormand Scott
Bernice Forsyth
Blanche Hartson
Natick
L F French
North Beverly
Harry Ritchie
East Bridgewater
New Nine to Open Season With Wellesley
Maynard plans to open the season next Sunday at Crowe Park against Wellesley after delays. The Maynard team, led by Johnnie Flaherty, features a youthful squad including Georgie Lehto Hank Brayden Ed Flaherty Ed Kitowicz Jake Liverman Joe Castanza Pozarycki Labowicz Creighton Columbo. Concord Otis Whitney Club, state semi pro champions, sent Soffritti Arkin Todd Macone Cook and others to Riverside Park Medford to win 10-8 over Canton A C and will support Concord as Maynard aims for a Kansas national title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Baseball Nine
Wellesley
Crowe Park
Johnnie Flaherty
Georgie Lehto
Hank Brayden
Ed Flaherty
Ed Kitowicz
Jake Liverman
Joe Castanza
Pozarycki
Labowicz
Creighton
Columbo
Concord
Otis Whitney
Riverside Park
Medford
Canton A. C
Soffritti
Arkin
Todd
Macone
Cook
Maynard Sporting Club
Kansas
Parishioners Repair Rectory in South Sudbury
Memorial church parishioners assisted with repairs at the parsonage in South Sudbury on Saturday. Another work day is planned and contributions are welcomed. Clifton Giles, chairman of the standing committee, announced a term change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sudbury
Memorial Church
Clifton Giles
Chaimen
Standing Committee
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Boston Tarber
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Mount Wachusett
Concord Briefs
Richard Metcalf
Nashoba Park
Henry Clevelland
Oscar Sorensen
Belerade
Maine
T. Anderson & Son
John J Bent
Dick Annemipils
White Pond
Lawrence Kenney
V Road
Emerson Hospital
Zinta
Colonel
Robert KE Goodwin
York Harbor
Falmonth
Company H
John Frawley
Romeo DiCicco
John Hutchinson
Barstow
Arthur Beardsell
Miaret Splaine
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Mazzeo
Shoe Concern
New York National Ward
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School OF Fashion
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