West Acton Notes and Local Visits in October
Thomas Devade spent Sunday with Waltham friends while Mrs. Chas Bradford of Shirley visited relatives for several days. Miss Ruth Harrington stayed at her Lunenburg home. The barrel shop reports brisk trade in apple barrels for the past two weeks. Hunters were active last week after squirrels partridges and pheasants with hunting regulations relaxed on October 12.
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Thomas Devade
Waltham
Chas. Bradford
Shirley
Ruth Harrington
Lunenburg
B. J. Desouza
Webster Blanchard
Frederick Herrick
Salem
S. J. Foster
Lena G. Mackay
J. F. Richardson
Frank Mansir
Mansir
Norwell
Mary I. Richardson
Clara Blake
Bridgeport
Samuel Townsend
Brockton
William Heffernan
Worcester
North Brookfield
John Carey
Thomas Holliday
North Vassalboro
C. J. Morse
William Newton
William
Fitchburg
John Callahan
Clifford Cheney
Lawrence
William Dowd
McKinley St
Maple St
Daniel Dwyer
Nashua
N. H
Chester Downey
Marlboro
Grace Barnes
Gilbertville
Wm. Barnes
Waltham Jr
Rogers welcome Boston friends and local happenings
South Sudbury notes Mr and Mrs A S Rogers hosted visiting Boston friends. George KE Tulis has improved in health and visited Sunday. Theodore Baldwin, now at Bonnie Brook farm, moved into the former Darling house as he left for Cambridge.
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Bonnie Brook Farm
Mr. Darling
Cambridge
Trough Repair After Week Long Digging
After a week of digging the pipe trouble feeding the watering trough has been located and an ample water supply is expected in a few days. Discussion includes moving the trough slightly west to avoid the road center and improve turning and sight lines for motorists.
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Concord Rd
Maynard Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Crews
Maynard community letters recount Alberta Taylor visiting Wakefield relatives and Gladys Moore in Marlboro. Brockton, Worcester, Lawrence, Somerville, Marlboro, and Nashua guests are listed along with local movements, memberships, and a theatre party bound for Boston. Minor illnesses and travel disruption due to fallen leaves are noted.
Maynar u Deputy Chief Returns From Vacation
Deputy Chief John Connors resumes duties after a ten day vacation in Maynar. The item notes various local social visits and movements including Laura Bower visiting Lawrence, Mary Parkin's engagement, and multiple relatives traveling to North Adams and New Haven. It mentions Michael Prue’s death in North Brookfield and Joe Sherman’s athletic affiliation with the Athletics and Mass Agricultural College.
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John Connors
Laura Bower
Charles Merrill
Lawrence
Local notices from Marlboro residents and visitors
Marlboro residents and guests are noted visiting relatives and friends in Grafton Natick Worcester Buffalo and Canton with medical conditions recoveries and convalescence updates. Electrical work and heating installations are reported at local sites including the S O Chase barn and a new bungalow for Ernest Larabee.
Local items from Concord and surrounding towns
Miss Mulcahey convalesces at Deaconess Hospital and Olve Smith underwent appendicitis surgery last week. Mrs Ason and family hosted by J W Rasionid in Hubbardston. Mary Hunt takes two weeks off from Chase & Sanborn Boston. Trinitarian church Ladies Circle meets Thursday at 2. Harry Rider leaves clerk post at Rank BR Cutler grocery for Frank Ross. William Clark returns to HOS Richardoon Pharmacy after three day absence. Peveril Peterson plans a month long trip to California via Canada and Texas. Concord Grange officer election on November 2. Concord huntsmen foresee limited hunting due to land postings. Joe Sherman attends Chick Davis wedding in Peabody.
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Rhinehart
Wis
Woyel
Waltham
Mary Mulcahey
Daeconess Hospital
Olve Smith
Deaconess Hospital
Ason
Lowell
J. W. Rasionid
Hubbards
Mary Hunt
Thorean St
Chase & Sanborn's
Harry Rider
Lincoln
BR. Cutler Grocery
Frank Ross
William Clark
HOS
Richardoon
Itress
Peveril Peterson
California
Canada
Texas
Concord Grange
Nont
Concord
M. A
Joe Sherman
Chick Davis
Peabody
Republican Rally at Town Hall With Noted Candidates
A Republican rally is set for tonight at the town hall with invitations extended to the women of the town. Speakers include Calvin Coolidge for governor Nixon candidate Jon Jacob Rogers for Congress Nathan A. Tutts for senator and Loring Young for representative. The rally opens at s.
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Calvin Coolidge
Diettemani
Jon Jacob Rogers
Don
Nathan A. Tutts
Loring Young
Concord Junction Vacation News and Local Happenings
Miss Louise Lyons enjoys two weeks off as hunters in Concord Junction are busy and lucky. Robert Prentiss wires Payson house. Miss Mary Jones Utica Ng Yi visited Miss Snyder. John Anderson rests from duties at the formatory. Mrs Fred Baker visits Kennebunkport Me. Red Reed on two weeks vacation from the Re formatory. Miss Mary Boylan and Miss Sadie Boylan weekend with James Boylan. Mrs Arnold Lowery home after stay with Mrs G T Choate. Concord Junction participates in Boston suffrage parade. Mr and Mrs London welcomed twins a boy and a girl.
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Robert Prentiss
R. E. Payson
Mary Jones
Utica
Ng Yi
Sizea
Fred Baker
Kennebunkport
Red Reed
Reformatory
Mary Boylan
Sadie Boylen
James Boylan
Arnold Lowery
G. T. Choate
Miften
Concord Junction
Boston
Cooking Lectures At Union Church Draw Large Audience
Miss Myrtle E. Robinson of the 20th Century Cooking School led a trio of free lectures in the vestry of Union Church on Thursday Friday and Saturday last week. The sessions attracted large crowds and offered cookbooks and samples each afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Myrtle E. Robinson
Meeting of Digion church men's club on food birds talk
Next Friday evening the regular meeting of the Men's Club of Digion church will feature George H. Field speaking on Food fish and game birds of Massachusetts. Field is an expert in this line and the illustrated lecture promises to be highly interesting.
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Digion Church
George Hf. Field
Massachusetts
Field
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