sudbury notices and neighborhood events in town and surrounding areas
Sudbury Mrs George Dooley of Hudson visited town. Mrs James SheMeld entertained her daughter and family. D B Ferden and family returned from Worcester. Easter concert planned by M E church and Sunday school. Roscoe Noyes returns from Boston to work on his brothers farm. Miss Sarah Pratt and Mrs M S Fielly attended a flower show. Walter Stone leaves Moon firm to join Hastings farm. E P Stiles installs scales for coal business. Dr S P Willard erects portable cottage at Great Pond for camping. Natick senior class of 24 leaves for Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dooley
Hudson, N. H
James SheMeld
Dwight Dean
M. E
Roscoe Noyes
Boston
Sarah B. Pratt
Fieliy
Onsalone Hall
D. Perry
Ruth
Goodnow
Park Theatre
Walter JC. Stone
Geo. W. Moon
Hasting
E. P. Stiles
Mr. Stiles
S. P.willard
Marlboro
Great Pond
Community Notes From South Sudbury and Nearby Areas
South Sudbury W A Pollard moved to South Framingham. Schools began Monday after a week off. Raymond H Brown of New York visits with parents. Mr and Mrs John Tulis entertain friends over Sunday. George H Noyes of Needham made a brief call Thursday. Sherrald Garfield chosen janitor of Wadsworth schoolhouse. Michael Sinon ill with the grip for two weeks. Miss Marguerite Haton of Waltham visiting aunt Mrs H L Newton. Dogs released April first after restraint since January first. Mr and Mrs H H Whitney attended the funeral of his mother Mrs Herbert Whitney in Medford Friday. R H Hall began state highway work with crushed stone and gravel for summer travel. Mr and Mrs William Jones observed their 66th wedding anniversary. He is 89 and she 85. both born in Sudbury and lifelong residents in good health. Matron of Concord Hospital Mrs Carl Johanson received a collection of photograph portfolios from Mr and Mrs L R Hodgeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Brown
New York
John Tulis
George H. Noyes
Needham
Sherrald Garfield
Wadsworth
H. H. Whitney
Herbert Whitney
Medford
William +. Jones
Mr. Jones
Sudbury
Maynard Town Meeting Brisk Yet Quiet With Funding Decisions
Maynard conducted its annual April town meeting at Cooperative hall with sparse attendance and little agitation. Officials approved budgets for schools, water, highways, and other services, debated a Maynard estate gift, and funded snow plows and liquor enforcement. A cement bridge and town utensil shed received brief consideration, while a committee investigated Bancroft street improvements.
Bedford Ice Consolidation Rumor and Local Notes
Rumors of a Bedford ice business consolidation circulate while the Warren Carson inquest remains unresolved. Combination Hose Co 1 prepares for a second grand ball on Monday evening April 12. Lyman J. Cole sails from New York on Lusitania for Manchester and will tour the continent for Tel-Electric piano venture. The Enterprise notes a postcard from Louis Pfeiffer from Torrington and birthplace image of John Brown of Harpers Ferry memories, as Pfeiffer travels on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Carson
Combination Hose Co. 1
Lyman J. Cole
New York
Manchester
England
Cole
Enterprise
Louis Pffeifer
Torrington
Conn
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Mr. Pfeiffer
Bedford Civic Club Baseball Schedule
The Bedford Civic Club Baseball schedule lists games from April to August with opponents such as Massasoits of Cambridge and South Boston, plus open dates. An inadvertent omission updated last week adds Geo. Thompson to the club makeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford iCivic Club
Massasoits
Cambridge
Baltics
East Cambridge
Columbia A
North Cambridge
Shawmut Bank
A. m
P. M. Ellwood A. Ic
Everett
Boston & Maine R. R
South Boston
Harkins A. C
Ashmont
Bedford C. C
Geo. Thompson
Local residents and merchants in Boston area noted
Concern Junction, Edward Landry and Charles King enjoyed Boston Saturday and Sunday. Charles Libby convalescing after a rheumatism attack. James Clark visited Monday to renew ties with townsmen. Lewis Frazier left Boston Harness Co. for I R Beharrell. Snow & Noll installed a new awning and expanded their icy cream plant at the rear to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Landry
Charles King
Boston
Charles Libby
Lewis Frazier
Boston Harness Co
I. R. Beharrell
Snow & Noll
Cigar Ad and Household Stove Listings
Try a Middlesex cigar Pure Havana filled. As good as the best on the market. Made by C. J. Lynch Maynard. For Sale Cheap Glenwood kitchen stove parlor stove two small coal stoves. Daniel A. Lakin Commonwealth Ave Concord Jet. To Let Six large rooms hot and cold water bath room concrete cellar nice yard Rent low 26 and 25 Assabet Ave opp Reformatory see G. G. Russell for keys. Try a C J L a new cigar made of selected stock Made by C. J. Lynch Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Daniel A. Lakin
Commonwealth
Concord Jet
Red Cross Nurses Registry Ad at Moody Street
An old Waltham advertisement offers trained or experienced nurses through the Red Cross Registry at 867 Moody Street. Nurses are furnished on short notice with weekly prices ranging from $10 to $21. Telephone numbers 672 and 21270 listed for night and day service.
Heavy Appropriations Voted at Concord Town Meeting
Concord voters met at town hall on Monday afternoon to act on a long warrant with heavy appropriations. Officers and committees were elected including tree warden Henry P. Richardson and library and cemetery panels. Major appropriations covered schools, textbooks, municipal light, fire, police, and library services, plus sewer debt and water line expansion from Lake Nagog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. McCleary
Samuel Lawton
A. J. Coughlan
Lawton
Coughlan
Board of Health
Dartmouth St
Maynard
Glenwood
American Woolen Co
Concord
Walter A. Carr
Prescott Keyes
Henry P. Richardson
George A. King
Edward W. Emerson
Loren B. Macdonald
Charles Francis Adams
Rev
M. J. Flaherty
Allan French
Sleepy. Hollow Cemetery
John L. Gilmore
Edward J. Bartlett
A. R
Fing
Boward McKenna
Edward McKenna
Geo. F. King
King
Concord Grape
Sleepy ‘Hollow
Municipal Light Board
Water Board
Lake Nagog
Acton
Lest We Forget Keyes the Electrician Promotes Sporting Goods
The ad urges readers to visit a sporting goods store with a complete baseball department offering shoes masks balls bats and an umpire's indicator. It touts high quality paints and advises customers to buy wisely for long service and good appearance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. B
Ferden
Worcester
Natick
Wahington
South
W. A. Pollard
South Framingham
Michael Sinon
Marguerite“Haton of
Waltham
H. L. Newton
R. H Hall
Concord Hospital
Carl Johanson
John L. Stoddara
L. R. Hodgeman
H. P.N. Dahl
Jeweler
Main Street
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchi Main
Opp Mill
Town Meeting
Walnut St
Bancroft St. School
Daniel E. Goodenow
Albert Batley, Jr
John H. Lawton
James J. Hilferty
Abel G.haynes
William Croft
Levi R. Cheney
John White
Caroline Smith
Christie
Bedford
James Clark
Concord Junction
Middlesex
C. J. Lynch, Maynard
The
Red Cross
Registry For Nurses
Moody St
Waltham, Mage
Fey
Keyes
Baseball Department of
Sporting Goods
Walden St., Concord
Commonwealth Ave
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