Sudbury Social Notes and Local Changes Reported
Myron Lawin hosted in Newton as the Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Etta Bent. A baby boy arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Corcoran on Apr 11. Loring Puffer of Everett visited W. M. Parmenter. Hill Crest improvements proceed under Miss Kendrick. Jennie Sloan celebrated her 71st birthday at Mrs. Bent’s. Sudbury town farm sold and wardenship at Hill Crest in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Lawin
Newton
Etta Bent
Willard Hunt
Coc
Guy Corcoran
Loring Puffer
Everett
W. M. Parmenter
Hill Crest
Miss Kendrick
Joseph Lovering
Jennie Sloan
Francis B. Bent
James E. Bent
Sudbury
Wardew
Henry White
Methodist Church Plans April Services And Reception
Sunday school held as usual with no preaching. Rev Clair G Davis to return as pastor. Apr 30 services honor donors who funded auditorium lights. Apr 20 a reception for the high school's senior class faculty and parents with entertainment and supper. Diaried guests welcome. Services 11 o clock and Sunday school 12 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair G. Davis
Executrix Appointed for Edmund H Pennell Estate
Notice is given that Florence Emily Pennell of Medford Massachusetts has been appointed executrix of the will of Edmund H Pennell late of Acton Middlesex deceased by bond as required by law. Creditors must present claims and debtors must pay to the executrix at 15 Otis Street Medford Mass. April 3 1916. Albion J Millan attorney for the executrix Bins 15 12 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund H. Pennell
Acton
Middlesex
Florence Emily Pennell
Otis St
Medford
Mass
Albion
Millan
Executrix
Bins
Dutch Detective Annual Play for Woman's Club Benefit
A yearly town hall event, The Dutch Detective play was staged for the Woman's Club benefit. The cast listed Otto Schmultz and Herman Arens among others with Professions and roles including a police officer and a major's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Otto Schmultz
Herman Arens
Plunk Jarleck
George Gohike
Jabe Grabb
Forge of
Sudbury
John C. Hall
Hannibal Howler
the Fairbank
Augustus Coo
Pte
Oie I. V. Beckman
Gladys Howler
Major
Geo
Crowd Enjoys Variety Show With Notable Local Cast
The hall was crowded as Gohike Ambrosia McCarthy and a long list of locals performed with Mrs Chester Perry and Miss Amminty Sourdrops among the names. Mrs Harry Maynare played piano while candy and popcorn sales yielded a good sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gohike
Ambrosia McCarthy
Chester Perry
Amminty Sourdrops
Jabe
Frank Unt
Ees
Papel
H. Rogers
Katrina Kraut
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Charles H. Way
Harry Maynaré
Jubilee Lunch Marks N B Branch Missionary Jubilee
Mrs. George H. Clarke attended the jubilee lunch of the N B branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society at Ford Hall Boston on April 10. Many fine speakers attended including Dr. Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Clarke
N. B
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Fordhall
Boston
Local Notes and Social Aids in Lowell and Nearby Areas
ACTON CENTRE O. D. Wood serves on the jury in Lowell. Mrs. E. W. Norton of Bedford is visiting relatives in town. Charles B. Smith owns a new six cylinder Oakland car. Miss Unn Holden entertained Miss Florence White over the weekend. Irving Prentiss is recovering from mumps at the home of J. White. Mrs. John White is suffering from rheumatism. Mrs. E. C. Wood is caring for her. The Church Aid society will meet Thursday at 2 PM in the church parlor. A. L. Noyes, long in poor health, had a bad turn Friday. friends hope for a quick recovery. Mr. and Mrs. EB. A. Phalen returned after six weeks at Prof. H. R. Phalen’s home in Berea College, Kentucky. Friends mourn the death of the Frotn youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown at Belmont last Friday. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an administrator has been appointed for the estate of George Wolcott Brooks late of Sudbury deceased intestate and has taken on the trust by bond. Carl H. Richardson, Adm. 704 Tremont Bldg Boston Mass April 3 1916. A5-12-19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Wood
Lowell
E. W. Norton
Bedfwrn
Charles B. Smith
Unn Holden
Florence White
Irving Prentiss
J. White
John White
Church Aid Society
A. L. Noyes
EB. A. Phalen
H. R. Phalen
Berea College
Kentucky
Murray Brown
Belmont
George Wolcott Brooks
Sudbury
Middlesex
Carl H. Richardson
Adm
Motz Cars For Sale with Modern Conveniences
Motz Cars offer touring cars at 600 dollars and runabout prices from 495 to 600. Boomy models range 500 to 600. Tradeables include autos, horses, wagons, cows and hens. Cars are fully equipped with electric lights and self starters and delivered door to door with no freight charges. John E. A. Keyes handles sales.
Local Social News and Nearby Farm Sales Reported
South Sudbury notes include Ellins away due to Sherrald Garfield and a Fitchburg visit by a lady friend. Framingham and New Jersey visitors are mentioned. Local shoe store sale at cost in Hudson and major farm sales by E N Foss include the Haynes farm near North Sudbury and the Joseph Hagar place in Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Ellins
Sherrald Garfield
Fitchburg
George B. Harrington
Framingham
Esteiie Simonds
New Jersey
Moxie Co
Whittemore
T. F. Trull
Hudson
Mr Bell Concludes Services on the B M R R Section
James E Bell, foreman in town, has turned his section over to Mr Foley who links with the Wayland section. The community laments his departure as he returns to Townsend seeking another position on the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bell
Foley
Wayland
Mr. Bell
Townsend
Recently Added Books at Goodnow Library List
A catalog of new additions to the First Class Literature section including The First Hundred Thousand Old Marblehead Sea Captains Christianity and the Social Crisis and other works on history exploration education and national heroes recently added to the public library's collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodnow
Hay
Marblehead
McCall
America
Colonial House
Israel
Ceres Myth Explains Birth of Laws in Agriculture
Ceres, the goddess of cereals, according to Ovid, Meta., book 5, taught men to plow and to have fixed laws. The passage links law origin to a settled state arising with agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceres
Ovid
Local Health and Family News From Maynard and Concord
Mrs. Thomas Quirk is seriously ill at her Garfield street home. Miss Jennie Laitala remains ill at her parents home in North Billerica. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hastings of Concord report the arrival of a baby girl born Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Quirk
Garfield St
Jennie Laitala
North Billerica
Clarence Hastings
Concord Sr
Mass Transit Arranges Crowd for Maynard Concord Ball Game
The C M and H prepares to shuttle spectators to Concord Junction for the Maynard versus Concord Junction ball game Wednesday morning. Cars depart Maynard square every half hour starting at 8 30 with special return service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Maynard
Maynard Square
Clinton Beats Swedish American in Saturday Soccer Clash
George and Laughlin Graham, Joseph Doel and Sid Scott played for Clinton as they defeated the Swedish American team in a Saturday match at Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Laughlin Graham
Joseph Doel
Sid Scott
Clinton
Class party plans include numerous accompanying guests
Eight .People other than the members of the class have made arrangements to go. The party will include May O'Donnell, Margaret Brennan, Mary Dunn, Marion Flagg, Mary Heffernan, Grace Haynes, Ida Hendrickson, Sadie Mallinson, Cecelia Moynihan, Mildred Rodway, Elizabeth Sweeney, Grace Wilder, Edith Garlick, Miriam Kempton, Raymond Hooper, Barney Blatt, Donald Lent, Clarence Lloyd, Roy McCormack, Harold Morgan, Ralph Sheridan, Earl Smith, Harold Sullivan, Joseph Dahl and Herbert Rodway. Others that will accompany the class are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson, Charles Distasio, Elizabeth Hunt, Clara Binks, Emily Garlick and Mrs. Elizabeth Heffern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May O'Donnell
Margaret Brennan
Mary Dunn
Marion Flagg
Mary Heffernan
Grace Haynes
Ida Hendrickson
Sadie Mallinson
Cecelia Moynihan
Mildred Rodway
Elizabeth Sweeney
Grace Wilder
Edith Garlick
Miriam Kempton
Raymond Hooper
Barney Blatt
Donald Lent
Clarence Lloyd
Roy McCormack
Harold Morgan
Ralph Sheridan
Earl Smith
Harold Sullivan
Joseph Dahl
Herbert Rodway
Howard Wilson
Charles Distasio
Elizabeth Hunt
Clara Binks
Emily Garlick
Elizabeth Heffernan
Socialist club agitation committee to stage benefit
The agitation committee of the Socialist club will present an entertainment in Parker Street Hall to aid the fall campaign fund. The program includes a one act operetta and a lecture by George Halonen editor of Raivaaja.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Socialist Club
Parker St. Hall
George Halonen
Raivaaja
Regular Meeting of Glendale Y P C A Held
The Young Peoples' Christian Association of the Glendale church held a regular meeting Sunday evening. The program featured musical and literary exercises as the main activities of the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Peoples’ Christian Association of the Glendale At
Union Evangelical society holds annual meeting
The Union Evangelical society met in the vestry of the Congregational church Monday evening. Reports were read and officers chosen: J. W. Flood moderator W. H. Gutteridge sec treas J. W. Flood prudential committee for three years W. H. Mann George Gutteridge and Graham Forgie music committee O B S Fowler Joel Butterworth and William H. Gutteridge parishage committee It was decided to paint the exterior of the church and repair the east fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Evangelical Society
Congregational Church
J. W. Flood
W. H. Gutteridge
Treas
Prudential Committee
W. H. Mann
George Gutteridge
Graham Forgie
S. Fowler
Joel Butterworth
William H. Gutteridge
The Question Club Meets at Miss Sadie Stitt’s Home
The Question club gathered at Miss Sadie Stitt’s Bentave home on Monday evening for whist music and refreshments. Three tables played with Mrs. Max Sanderson winning first prize and Mrs. Charles Wilcox taking consolation. Solos by Miss Florence Mann and Miss Beatrice Sunderland. Guests included Mrs. William Mann and Mrs. William McGarry. Next meeting will be at Mrs. William Baxter’s home in Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Question Club
Liquor License Applications Filed for Local Firms
Four new liquor license applications were presented to the selectmen at Monday’s meeting. Three requests come from the dome building at 56 Main Street and one from 12 Summer Street. Applicants include Matthew Campbell & Co at 12 Summer Street, William Lawler at 56 Main Street, John H Wollerschied & Co, and Farrell & Priest at 56 Main Street. All seek wholesale licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Summer St
Matthew Campbell & Co
William Lawler
John H. Wollerschied & Co
Farrell & Priest
Mizpah Rebekahs to Work Degree at I O O F Hall
Mizpah lodge of Rebekahs will work the degree on four candidates at the I O O F hall Thursday evening. D D G P Mrs Balcom and D D Instructress of Natick will be guests of the evening. A supper will be served at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Lodge
Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Hall
Balcom
Natick
Class of 1916 M H 8 Washington trip planned
At the Nason street school meeting of the M. H. 8 class of 1916, arrangements were made for an annual trip to Washington. Twenty six members will join the party with Miss Grace Kennedy as chaperone. A larger group of about 40 is expected to take the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nason St
Washington
Grace Kennedy
Social club and guest visits in Worcester area
Mr and Mrs C H Stanley were guests of friends in Worcester on Tuesday. The Socialist club met at Parker street hall Sunday night. Mr and Mrs E A Crowell of Swampscott will visit Mrs Crowell's mother Mrs Mary Shea on Glendale street over the holiday. The Dramatic club performed a four act comedy at their Parker street hall Saturday evening with club members in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Club
Parker St. Hall
E. A. Crowell
Swampscott
Dismantle Concord Junction Ball Team Prompts Local Tryouts
James Ryan and James Ledgard plan to dismantle the Concord Junction ball team Wednesday morning in Concord Junction. They gathered a local player roster with outside battery material hope to win the game at home this season. If the team proves good, Maynard will be a strong baseball town with enthusiastic supporters and here is to good summer sport. Maud narrates a literary interruption about birds and poets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ryan
James Ledgard
Concord Junction
Maynard
Russian Congregation Plans New Church at Grand Adonsts
A Russian congregation of about 300 people, using the old school building at the rear of Ji Mullin on Main 4, plans to erect a church on the corner of Grand Adonsts. Services are held daily from 9 to 10 a.m. Pastor L Cirkum Rey leads the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ji Mullin
Blagoweskenie Boxieie
Grand Adonsts
Rey
Kanto Athletic Club Hosts Marathon Event Tomorrow
The Kanto Athletic Club of the Alka Temperance Society with a delegation of athletes prepares for a marathon race tomorrow conducted by the BA, A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanto Athletic Club
Alka Temperance Society
Mae
Ba, A
Maynard license notices list multiple Fourth Class applicants
The Maynard Massachusetts notices from April 17 1916 show Joseph J Farrell and James R Priest William H Lawler John H Wollerschied and Margaret Wollerschied and Matthew A Campbell and Margaret A Campbell applying as wholesale dealers for intoxicating liquors at 56 Main Street and 12 Summer Street with specified entrances and cellar stock only under Chapter 100 of the revised laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
Revi
Joseph J. Farrell
James’ R. Priest
Farrell & Priest
Main St
JAS. C. Mahoney
Sec
Apr.il
William H. Lawler
Matthew A. Campbell
Margaret A. Campbell
M. A. Campbell & Co
No 12 St
Pummer St
Westerly
Aide
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Tremont Bidg
Motz
John E. A. Keyes
South
E. N. Foss
J. L. Carr
Wellesley
Haynes
North Sudbury Station
Joseph Hagar
Marlboro
Stubb
Our
Eleanor
Webber
Commonwealth Ave
NEW Idea Store
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
New England
Coats
C. H. Stanley
Worcester
Maud
Birdie
London
OF the Selectmen
Jas. C
Mahoney, Sec’y
Jas
Mahoney
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