Sudbury Social and Business Notes from the Week
The Small family attended at Miss Kendrick’s home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Dunstron and daughter were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Landin. Frank Burr left his job with W M Parmenter after four years. A large auction sale at S D Perry’s finished on the second day. Mr and Mrs Millard Filmore returned to Hudson after wintering with Mr and Mrs F Gerry. Telephones installed in several locales. A large dancing class met at the town hall with instructor Benjamn F Lovett. about 70 attended. Warren Darrell started work for the Ford Motor Co in Cambridge, boarding at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dunstron
Fred Landin
Frank Burr
W. M. Parmenter
D. Perry
Millard Filmore
Hudson
F. Gerry
Benjamn F. Lovett
Warren Darre'l
Ford Motor Car Company
Cambridge
Middlesex Poised For Key Midweek Title Duel
Maynard reports a pivotal Middlesex vs Allied Vets clash Wednesday night to decide the season lead. A Middlesex win grants a one game edge while a loss or split keeps the standings tight. The three frontrunners have battled hard with Middlesex at 67 wins and 2 losses, while Allied Vets chase to overtake. Card of thanks notes a bereavement and Marlboro council K of C set a first degree ceremony Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Allied
Pet Pawnee
IM. C. AA
Aine
Sudbury Couple wed in quiet at Young home
Charles Spiller and Miss Marton French were married by Rev. George H. Clark at Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Young’s Sudbury home on Tuesday evening March 30. The bride, daughter of William French and Ruth Seymore, is a Sudbury native and high school graduate who studied at Framingham Normal. The groom, a longtime local resident, was among seven Sudbury boys who served overseas and later received an honorable discharge. A social time with ice cream and cake followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spiller
Marton French
George H. Clark
A. N. Young
Sudbury
William French
Ruth Seymore
Framingham Normal School
Aryl
Surprise tin shower honors Leonard Stiles 21st birthday
Mr. and Mrs. E P Stiles hosted 25 guests Tuesday night March 30 for Leonard Stiles 21st birthday. Everett Sanders received a tin shower box with jokey gifts as guests cheered amid graphophone selections, games, and cake. Each guest offered good wishes as the party concluded late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Stiles
Leonard
Everett
Veteran barge driver William Bills resigns after 29 years
William Bills, longtime Thompson district school barge driver and Civil War veteran, resigns after 29 years of service. He began as one of the first drivers with low pay and now earns 1250 per week. Dennis Farrell will cover his route during the flood period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bills
Thompson
Dennis Farrell
Motor Boat Launch on Sudbury River Noted by Residents
Arthur H. White launched his motor boat on the Sudbury river and rode up to Sherman's bridge. The craft is unusual to see anchored near C. W. Rice’s backyard and will stay until water recedes, then move to Great Pond as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. White
Sudbury River
Sherman
C. W. Rice
Great Pond
Superintendent Delivers Sermon at Methodist Church
The district superintendent spoke at the Methodist Church Sunday night delivering the sermon and presiding over the fourth quarterly conference. Attendance fell short due to a stormy night. Five names were added to the church membership list. Decorations were noted as very pretty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Local Notes From ACLON CENTRE and Vicinity
Miss Mildred Gibbs of Pepperell visited home here over the weekend. Mrs Ella Chandler of Concord Junction stays with Mrs Emma Quimby. Dr Wendell Davis buys the cottage on Littleton Street and will take possession May 1. A pound party for the pancetional Fund is planned by Acton Grange No 289. A son born to Mr and Mrs George Graham at Deaconess hospital on the 29th, but the infant died days later. Sympathy goes to the grieving parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Gibbs
Pepperellen
George Dusseault
Boston
Ella Chandler
Concord Junction
Emma Quimby
Wendell 3
Davis
Littleton St
Edwin A. Phalen
Acton Grange
Pancetional Fund
Frank Holland
Ee N
L. A Hesselton
Grace Holland
Manchester-by-the- Sea
M. G. Hayes
Shuckskin Morgan
Louis Allen
William Dean
Derby
Mildred
Walter
Harry F. Gibbs
Mary Ewell
Walter French
Stoneham
W. Brackett
Greenwich
S. A. Christie
Woman's Church Aid Hosts Successful Supper and Entertainment
The Woman's Church Aid held a well attended supper and vestry entertainment on Tuesday evening with about 100 guests. Mrs. Frank Farrar led the supper, and Mrs. N Elliot Willis and Mrs. Green gave reader, violin, vocal and piano numbers. The program featured diverse selections and readings, with artistic decor by Mrs. H. H. Tuttie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrar
N. Elliot Willis
Green
Real Estate Transfers Mark Week of Local Sales
The Pennell property once owned by the late Henry M. Smith sells to Dr. Middleton of Quincy. L. H. Tuttle’s farm is bought by Wallace Lamson from West Newton with Mr Coombs of Montana hired as farm manager. Arthur Wayne’s household goods, after selling Main Street property to Lyman Tuttle, to be auctioned publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennell
Henry M. Smith
Dr. Middleton
Quincy
L. H. Tuttle
Wallace Lamson
West Newton
Coombs
Montana
Arthur Wayne
Main St
Lyman Tuttle
Acton Women’s Club guest night features Frazer Trio
The Acton Mass women’s club invites the public to a guest night on Wednesday April 14 at 8 p.m. in town hall. New England Conservatory presents the Frazer trio Ruth Praser violin Lucile Quimby viola Mary Schenk piano Carleton Cummings tenor Mrs Cortes Cummings reader. Mrs C Baxter handles tickets with sales ending Monday April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Mass
Town Hall
New England Conservatory
Frazer
Ruth Praser
Luctle Quimby
Mary Schenck
Carleton Cummings
Cortes Cummings
C. T. Baxter
Easter Exercises Highlight Child Graduates at Church
Easter exercises in the church attracted attention as nine children received their diplomas from the juvenile department. The graduates were Louise Riley Mary Hamilton Marian Fobes Ruth Mayell Ruth Noyes Ola Pederson Herbert MacFarley James Gates and George Braman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Riley
Mery Hamilton
Marian Fobes
Ruth Mayell
Ruth Noyes
Oga Pederson
Herbert MacFarley
James Gates
George Braman
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Fine Steels
Via
Maxwell
Macone Bros. Garage Inc
Concord, Mass
Sum
Miss Kendrick
Automobile
George E. Hack
Main Street
Mayna
Kroli
Benj. C. Brown Auctioneer
Tel. Conn
Harry Clark
B. J. Coughlin
Admr
Maynard
Talk OF
James Hunt
Marlboro Council
K. of C
Aclon Centre
Mrs. Willis
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Colonial Hall
Enterprise Abs
Ah Ay Ae
Val
Joy of
Watoofe
Mingas
T. F. Parker
Estella Bakery
FORD
Ford Service & Sales Station
Bedford Garage & Machine
Victrola
C.H. Persons
Nason St
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