Lincoln News Briefs Highlight Health Travel and Local Events
Lincolns Miss Alice Pierce improves slowly while Miss Hattie B Heath visits an aunt in Hudson. John Welch studies telephone operation at the local exchange. Ruth Sherman attends Hawthorne Rebekah lodge fair in Waltham. Mrs Russell Crook hosts her sister Miss Gertrude Simpson and Waldo Glover of Dorchester. A severe wind toppled the East Lincoln school barge and damaged small buildings. Hospital Aid Society met at Miss Ann Westoh due to illness at Mrs H E B Warner home. John Morissey and Annie Cahill wed at St Joseph church and honeymoon in New York. Work started on Karl Durgin’s new house near John Burgess’s residence. Purdy of Waltham, contractor. Chief MacRae and wife with guests attended Bedford Firemen’s dance. report excellent time. Lincoln youths John Lahay and Willie Costello lauded for a three hour walk Lincoln to Boston Herald Building. Some plan a Whe expedition. St Anne’s church improvement society held annual meeting. officers elected: President Mrs Arthur Eldredge, Vice President Mrs Eugene Sherman, Treasurer Mrs Pope of Wayland, Secretary Miss Georgia Crenner. Mrs Eugene Sherman poured tea. Miss Barrett served orangeade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sherman
Waltham
Russell Crook
Gertude Simpson
Waldo Glover
Dorchester
East Lincoln School
Karl Durgin
Inlaw
John Burgess
Purdy
MacRae
Wm. Robus
Miss Dee
Bedford
Lincolln
Weston Walking Club
John Lahay
Willie Costello
Lincoln
Herald Building
Boston
St. Anne’s Church
Easter Services Led by Whiting at local churches
Rev E C Whiting preached Passion tide at Concord Junction Congregational church and Easter cantata The Story was sung at Memorial church. S E Whittemore recently leased the H H Brown place naming it Fairview Farm and plans summer boarders at Nobscot Mountain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Whiting
Concord Junction
Congregational Church
S. E. Whittemore
H. H. Brown
Fairview Farm
Nobscot Mountain
Memorial Church
Mr. Whiting
American League At Philadelphia Batteries and Lineups
Batting and fielding notes from Philadelphia and Washington games with players including Coombs Thomas Lapp Kleinow Hughes Groom Street and others listed in battery groups. Details appear garbled but reference to teams and lineups suggests a boxed score or roster snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rub
Boston
Chech and Spencer
Coombs, Thomas and
Lapp
Washington
RHE
Maynard News Brief: Inmate at Mass General Hospital
John O'Connell is an inmate of Mass General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank S Ferns visited in Marlboro on Monday. William Hellowell of Lowell was in town during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’connell
Mass. General Hospital
Frank S. Ferns
Marlboro
William Hellowell
Lowell
Mary Cook
Main Ct
C. J. Maguire
Cambridge
William ‘Crossley
Keene, N H
Charles Keene
Fulton, N. Y
Jeremiah Sullivan
Lebanon
N. H
Thomas Hyde
Wellesley
John Horan
Bedford Man Joseph Hodgdon Drawn for Jury
Joseph Hodgdon of Bedford has been selected to serve on a local jury, awaiting further court scheduling details. The juror was drawn as part of the regular jury process conducted by the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hodgdon
Sylvester Sullivan
Rockville, Conn
Sudbury Notes on Local People and Events
Sudbury residents recover from illness and celebrate family events while local businesses change hands. A string of visits, farm and road work, theater outings, and community notices reflect a busy town life with births, marriages, sales, and a push for public projects amid spring weather and winds.
Local Snapshots from South Framingham and Nearby
Abbott S. Rogers built a garage for his automobile Horace C. Seymour works at painting in South Framingham George J. Raymond spent Sunday at his summer home with Boston friends Mrs O F Nelson enjoyed a visit from her sister and family from Endall Green Mr and Mrs George B Smith entertained friends from another town M B Rice undergoing extensive painting decorating and papering Martha Phelps from South Framingham visiting former friends during school vacation Harry Ames drew juror duty at a special session of the superior criminal court and was excused with others The residence of M B Beckwith was entered by burglars Friday night but they were frightened away by a child crying
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Haynes
Fowler
W. B. Case
Frank Harriman
Gilroy
Moving Picture
Gans-Nelson
Maynard
Eddie” White
Haverhill N. E
O. S. Fowler
Harvard
Jordan Hall
Boston
Harry Fowler
Abbott S. Rogers
Horace C. Seymour
South Framingham
George J. Raymond
O. F. Nelson
Endall Green
George 8. Smith
M. B. Rice
Martha Phelps
Harry Ames
Superior Criminal Court
M. B. Beckwith
Red Cross Offers Trained Nurses At Short Notice
The Red Cross provides trained or experienced nurses on short notice with weekly rates ranging from $10 to $21. Contact numbers 672-3 and 672-1 listed.
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Gates erected at the B. M. street crossing. Stanley Payson joins John M. Keyes at Concord store. Peter H. Bullock recovers enough to be outdoors. Mr and Mrs Charles Hendrickson move into a West End Land Co cottage on Laws Brook road. Avis Fowler returns from Tampa guest of John Studley. Arthur Blanchard adds cesspools ending health board dispute. Friday dancing party at Association hall attracts many. advance tickets selling well. Mrs George Conant’s auto burned near Walden pond. Concord Fire Department responded. Neckwear party by the Four Rubes at Association hall proves popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hendrickson
West End Land Co
Laws Brook
Avis Fowler
Tampa
Fla
John Studley
Arthur Blanchard
Centralia
Concord Board of Health
Association Hall
Jolly Five
George Conant
Lincoln Woods
Walden Pond
Concord Company
Slaughter House Fire Near Westvalener Suppressed
Fire damaged an abandoned slaughterhouse near Westvalener after two alarms. Sparks from a passing locomotive started grass fires that spread to the stock yard flooring before hand chemicals and local crews contained the blaze. Thomas Kelly aided by sprinkling sand to check flames. a second brush fire near Acton burned fiercely but stayed from Concord line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westvalener
Aew
Junction Company
Thomas Kelly
Earlvy
Slaughter House
Acton
Brush Hill
Concord
Concord whist party planned. local notices and sports
Concord Div 66 A H to host a whist party at Monument hall this Wednesday night. Local residents including Mrs. W F Zimmerman and sons of Kenilworth Ill registered at the Colonial Inn. Community sports feature the C H S nine vs Maynard high Wednesday and a Len ten devotions sermon by Rev William B Finnegan at St Bernard s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H
Monument Hall
W. F. Zimmerman and Sons
Kenilworth
Ill
Colonial Inn
J. F
M. V. Palmer
Warwick
Newport
R. L
Allie
Maynard
Charles M. Byron
Thoréau St
Maynard High
Ablen School Nine
William B. Finnegan
Boston
St. Bernard's Church
Finnegan
Lest We Forget Keyes Sells Baseball Gear Line
Electrician Keyes advertises a complete baseball equipment department offering shoes masks balls bats and umpire indicators. It promises full outfitting for individual players or entire teams and urges customers to visit for fishing tackle as well.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Pierce
Hattie B. Heath
Hudson
John Welch
H. EB. Warner
Hospital Aid Society
Ann Westoh
John Morissey
South
Sudbury
H. P.N. Dahl
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield Main ST
H._E. Young
Bedford Ice Co
Percy Lance
Mr. Young
Miss Marietta Puffer
B. T. McManus
Waleland
Omrod
Christopher Wilson
Concord Sr
Worcester
Moses Cook
Canton Junction
Mary Martin
Main St
Marie C. Rogers
Bert Babson
F. A. Rich
Stanley
Lucy Huston
Fred Marshall
Martin Mosher
George Theodore
Main and
Nascn Sts
Concord St
Mrs. Wilson
James J. Ledgard
Reach Sporting Goods
H. J. Dwinell
Gaffey
Summer St
Edgar Willard
John H. Brown
Los Angeles
Cal
Tra F. Harris
Old New England
Bedford C. C
Edwin Crosby
Bedford C. Cc. B. B
Town Hall
Bedford Civic Club
John L. Harvey
United Workers Society
Clara H. Hartwell
Hester Lawin
John Q. Blake
John Kendrick Bangs
Reuben Hayseed
Mr." Arid
Immanuel Pfeiffer
Austin Peters
Cattle Bureau
Massachusetts
Michigan
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Abbott Webber
Webber
F. E. Emrich
A. A. Dakin
Lizzie Lawrence
8. D. Perry
Louis B. F. Raycroft
Cape
Coggin & McNally’s Singing Orchestra
Howard M. Goodnow
Howard C. Butterfield
Sudbury High School
D. D
Ladies’ Society of the
M. BE. Church
J. White
Edith Hunt
Leonora Stiles
Alice Kenyon
George Moon
W. H. Faira
C. EB. Kenyon
N. Y
W. M. Ferden
W. A. Kempton
Goodman's Hill
Goodman’s Hill
A. J. Hall
F. F. Walker
The
Red Cross
Moody St
Waltham, Mass
Stanley Payson
John M. Keyes
Peter H. Bullock
St. Bernard’s Church
Dr. Talty
Mary Green
William Loughlin
Keyes
Baseball Department of
Sporting Goods
Walter St
Commonwealth Ave
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