Sudbury Community Notes and Local Visits
William Bigelow of Boston guest of S. D. Perry. L. C. Hunt and family from Roxbury visit relatives. Sudbury Junior ball team won at Wayland. Mr. Stone returns home from Boston to Walter. Mrs. Mae Lowell returns to tea room duties in Wellesley. Methodist group planning kitchen repairs with Wayland plans. Borough Pomona attendees report large Northboro meeting. April 25 memorial concert at Memorial church featuring Mr Moyle. Pastor Hoyle promoted Interchurch World Movement and church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bigelow
Boston
S. D. Perry
L. C. Hunt
Roxbury
Wayland
Sudbury Boys
Mr. Stone
Walter
May Davey
Alice Swenzey
L. E. Hawes
Mae Lowell
Wellesley
Charles Way
Haynes
Pomona
Northboro
Fred Clark
J. 8. Rice
Richard B. Oliver
Fred Noyes
Charles Lowell
Moyle
J. S. Hoyle
Hoyle
Interchurch World Movement
Memorial Church Supper Draws Strong Attendance
A church supper at Memorial Church last week drew strong attendance. The event was organized by a committee chaired by Mrs. [name omitted], with Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Way among others. Menu featured cold meats macaroni three ways cabbage salad rolls Washington pie and coffee. Younger ladies served while a violin orchestra including Misses Ruth Ames Ruth Eaton and Ruth Davis provided music. Tables were decorated with flowers from Mark Beckwith greenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Church
Co. Hall
Way
Sudbury Defeats Boston University 17 to 3 in April Ball Game
A South Sudbury game on April 19 saw Sudbury beat Boston University 17 to 3. Players listed include Clarence Baldwin, Lester Baldwin, Frank Burr, Leslie Burr, Dick Piper, John Haynes, Brown, Chauncy Eaton, Arthur Hawes, and Roy Hawes. Bent installs electric motor to address water problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sudbury
Boston University
Sudbury
Clarence
Lester Baldwin
Frank
Leslie Burr
Dick Piper
John Haynes
Brown
Chauncy Eaton
Arthur
Roy Hawes
Wyman
Dha
B. U
Bent
Grange Meeting Discusses Rape Culture Topic
The Grange held an interesting session with speakers including the master and Stee iaen. F. Walker spoke on rape culture though unable to attend. Mrs Parl Stone provided no solos. Albert Gardner chaired the committee. Refreshments were served and attendance was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Walker
Stee Iaen
Parl Stone
Albert Gardner
Goodman society elects officers in orderly meeting
The Goodman society elected officers at a meeting with L. E. Hawes as president and Mrs. L. E. Hawes as vice president. Mrs. 8. yg Be Cc. H. Way was named secretary and F. auditor. The report notes the society keeps itself in neat appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman Society
L. E. Hawes
H. Way
Local Notables and Travel Snippets From Marlboro Area
Marlboro D. F. Burke of Boston visited yesterday. Charles Avery works for John Hancock Life Insurance. Miss Ruth Brown spent the holiday with relatives in Winthrop. Maud Landry of Franklin and Irene Sullivan referenced in a brief note. Short item notes a probable change in fibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Avery
The
John Hancock Life Insurance Co
Ruth Brown
Winthrop
Maud Landryp
Franklin
Irene Sullivan
Lexington man on vacation attends Nashua convocation
Frank N. Goff of Lexington is spending a few days at his bungalow in East Pepperell. He plans to attend the 56th annual fast day convocation at Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Goff
Lexington Vd
Concord
East Pepperell
Nashua
Fitchburg Scouts Camp at Concord Fair Grounds
About one hundred Fitchburg Boy Scouts camped at the Concord fair grounds from Saturday afternoon to Monday afternoon under Middlesex Insurance Co permission. Russell Smith led a Concord patrol gathering wood donated by Dr Edward W Emerson and a hay load from the road department. Scout Master Dudley of Troop 1 Centre visited Saturday evening to help Fitchburg boys learn town activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Fair Grounds
Middlesex Insurance Co
Russell Smith
Concord Scouts
Edward W. Emerson
Road Department
Dudley
Centre
Concord
Reid Family Holiday Visit Highlights Regional Ties
Dr. Robert Reid and the Reids of Newton plus Mrs. William Stewart and daughter of Pelham New York spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. R A Reid Jr. Mrs. L Merley of Wintertown also visited her daughter Mrs. R A Reid Jr in West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reid
W. D. Reid
Newton
William Stewart
Pelham
New York
R. A. Reid Jr
L. Merley
Wintertown
R. A. Reid, Jr
Maynard Visitor Agnes Axford and Local Game Attendance
Maynard reports Agnes Axford from Rockville Connecticut visiting relatives. Jack Kelley of Shirley watched Concord versus Maynard at Pastime Hall Tuesday. Kol’s ankle still troubles him though he would play if not injured. Mrs John King of McKinley Sr. plans Boston hospital admission for treatment with possible blood transfusion from a son if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Axford
Fred Axford
Rockville
Jack Kelley
Shirley
Pastime Hall
Kol
John King
McKinley Sr
Boston
Finnish musician Hugo Kajander Joins Louki Band for Finland Tour
Hugo Kajander, noted saxophonist and bandleader, has been selected for the Louki band based in Monessen. The 50‑piece Finnish group will depart May 22 for a tour of Finland, with two concerts ahead of sailing on May 16. They will perform at Helsingfors International Fair in June. Kajander has spent 28 years since leaving Finland, including 20 years in Maynard where he married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Hugo Kajander
Monessen
Kajander
Helsingfors
St George's Church thanks public for fair success
The general committee of St George's Church expresses sincere gratitude for public cooperation that made the recent fair a splendid success. Frank Seckels serves as Chairman of the Fair Committee.
Frank White Family Holiday Visit Mentioned in City
June mentions a Boston and Maine rail line time and a Brockton family visit. Fred Gauthier plans to open a cream and soda water establishment within a couple of weeks, signaling local business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Maine Railroad
Fred Gauthier
How Needles Are Made
A historical note explains needle production after 1885, describing machine aided steps. It details cutting veedie wire into eight foot lengths and coiling into a sixteen foot circumference, then cutting the coil into exact halves with heavy shears. Each half yields 100 pieces when cut.
Marlboro School Superintendent Preaches at Methodist Church
B P Carr Marlboro Schools superintendent preached at the Sunday morning services at the Methodist church. Everett Marchant of Boxboro purchased the Harry A Clark farm this week and plans to occupy the property soon. Mr and Mrs Charles Whitney of Uxbridge stayed with Mr and Mrs Thomas Wright at Acton street for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
B. P. Carr
Charles Whitney
Uxbridge
Thomas Wright
Acton St
Everett Marchant, Brown Sr
Harry A. Clark
Boxboro
Carrier system ready in Ali with boxes delayed
Postmaster A J Coughlan reports locally ready to start a carrier system on May 1 if street and combination boxes arrive. otherwise service may wait until June 1. House numbering and street boxes needed, mail addressed by street number. three routes planned with special delivery in the business district and deliveries at 9 am and 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Coughlan
Nason St
Summer
Glendale St
Acton
Concord St
Brooks
Summer St
Concord
Main St
Mill Gate
Great Rd
Harriman St
Sudbury St
High St
Park St
Thompson St
Fairfield
Elmwood St
Bancroft
Parker St
McKinley
Waltham St
Walcott Ave
Powder Mill Rd
Crane Ave
Parker and
Mail Service Restored for Express Train to Boston
South Acton resumes mail service on the train to Boston with daily departure at 7 p.m. The mail closes at 6:10 p.m. and letters must be in the post office by 6 p.m. All letters should be in the office no later than 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pastor Rev Ralph A Barker Church Services Schedule
Rev Ralph A Barker pastor leads Sunday morning service at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 45 and evening praise and worship at 7 00 Friday prayer and social service follow at 7 30 The subject asks how should a merchant regard and advance the kingdom from Luke 16 1 15 Services at the usual standard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Barker
Republican Voters Organize League Banquet in Maynard Stow
A banquet at Masonic hall Friday hosts a Republican league meeting with over 400 invited Maynard and Stow citizens. Congressman John J. Rogers and Albert Brown lead the event to form a vote league. a small fee is charged for some cards while invited guests attend free. The gathering aims to organize the league and not to signal any delegate action amid quiet primary interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of
Republican Voters
Masonic Hall
Thomas Wright
Republican Town ‘Committee
Maynard and Stow
John J. Rogers
Albert Brown
Wright
Sermon and Solo Pleases Congregational Audience
Rev. E. B. Bradley of Lincoln preached at the Congregational church last Sunday in exchange with the pastor. Harold Merriam of Wollaston sang two solos “He That Dwelleth” and “My Task” showing the breadth of his voice and steady improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. BE. Bradley
Lincoln
Congregational Church
Harold Merriam
Wollaston
Burnham
Forest Service lecture series continues at high school
Nature Study and Forestry was the fifth Forest Service lecture by Prin H J Bates at the high school Thursday evening. The concluding talk will be Botany and Forestry. A large group of H S girls attended the Wayland game. Capt Roy Marsden missed the Concord game with finess. Some girls began walking to Concord Saturday with seven riders on the trolley. Next week Marlboro and Lexington games on the schedule. Report cards for March to April will be issued Friday. H W Brown, 1922, has left school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Prin. H. J. Bates
Royal Roots
Roy Marsden
Concord
Concord Junction
Marlboro H
Marlboro
Lexington H
H. W. Brown
Local Happenings At Concord Junction And Nearby
Concord Junction residents report returns from travels in the South and Florida. The Whitney family opened their Main street home after wintering in Florida. O Connell Mitchell and Kenneth spent the holiday in Taunton. William L Heureux, now of Boston, renewed acquaintances in town. Richard McCabe accepts a position with Simplex Wire and Cable Co in Boston. Mrs Jenness and Miss Elkins of Haverhill and Roxbury residents joined weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunlope
South
George
Whitney
Florida
C. X. O'Connell
John Mitchell
Kenneth
Taunton
William L'Heureux
Boston
Patriots’ Day
Richard McCabe
Simplex Wire and Cable Co
William Jenness
Mias A. Snore Elkins
Haverhill
Warren
Roxbury
Maynard routs Connecticut Mills in Pastime Hall clash
Maynard defeated Connecticut Mills 76 to 32 at Pastime Hall Saturday night. The visitors were touted as Connecticut champions but two regulars were missing, making the game easy for Maynard from the opening whistle. Reddy dog ging Clancy provided a bit of comedy to enliven the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Connecticut Mills
Pastime Hall
Connecticut
Reddy
Clancy
Republicans Invite For Banquet To Launch League
Thomas Wright chairman of the Republican town committee announced this morning that all Republicans are welcome at the banquet Friday night at Masonic hall where a Republican league will be organized. Invitations have been mailed to many and those who have not received one may attend by notifying Wright before Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wright
Republican Town Committee
Masonic Hall
Noo
Wright
Final Meeting Delivers Successful St George Church Fair
The general committee of St George's church held a final meeting Tuesday evening. The fair was a marked success in every respect and the committee thanks the public for its generous support. Frank Seckels chaired a zealous committee with parishioners contributing to the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Church
Frank Seckels
Loring Sister Dies Before Funeral Of Mrs Julia Loring
Mrs Hannah Cham berlain Emmett widow of James Emmett dies after lingering illness at 86, long time resident with sister Mrs Julia Loring on Barrett Mill road. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from the Loring home burial in Sleepy Hollow Concord. Survived by husband James Emmett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Loring
Barrett Mill Rd
Hannah Chamberlain Emmett
James Emmett
Emmett
Loring
Sleepy Hollow
Concord
Sunday School Class Heads Annual Tables Committees
The Sunday school class organized its annual tables with volunteers for Apron candy and food, led by Mrs. Benj Ingham, Mrs. Charles Gylvester, Mrs. Anna Hall, Mrs. Florence Pilling, Mrs. Mary King, Mrs. Geo G. Russell, Mrs. H I Judkins, Mrs. John W R MacKensie, Mrs. Charles Beck, Mrs. R H Damon, Mrs. Harry B McCormick, and Mrs. Nina Flynn overseeing ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apron
Benj. Ingham
Charles Gylvester
Anna Hall
Florence Pilling
Mary King
Geo. G. Russell
H. I. Judkins
John WR. MacKensie
Charles Beck
R. H. Damon
Harry B. McCormick
Nina Flynn
Food Sale for Willow Rebekah Lodge at Adams & Bridges
Under the Willow Rebekah Lodge, a food sale is planned Friday at 3 o'clock in the Adams and Bridges store Commonwealth Avenue. The sale offers bread, cake, pies, doughnuts, preserves and fancy pastry, with donations urged and attendees urged to arrive early for selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Adams & Bridges
Successful Fair At Union Church Vestry
The Ladies' Union held a highly successful fair and entertainment in the vestry of the Union church on Friday with tastefully decorated tables. Under Mrs. W. B. Goddard Ms. W. A. Rodday and Ms. B. L. Pratt led planning and local talent provided an amusing evening. The grab bag attracted many children run by Miss Gertrude Rideout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
W. B. Goddard
W. A. Rodday
B. L. Pratt
Gertrude Rideout
Wanted A girl to do second work
Mrs. Raymond Emerson advertises for a girl to perform second work duties. Telephone number 181M Concord provided for applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Emerson
Concord
Administratrix Appointed for Naima Kelander Estate
Lydia Lehto named administratrix of Naima Kelander late of Maynard Middlesex County deceased intestate she has posted bond and taken the trust All creditors must present claims and debtors pay to Leslie W Sims Mass April 20 1920 A21-28-M5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naima Kelander
Maynard
County of
Middlesex
Leslie W. Sims
Mass
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Jaynard
Tel
Ver
Santa Clara
Distasio
Frankfurts
Ries
Idnock
D. F. ‘Burke
BOY Scout News
West Acton
St.George's Church
Frank White
Brocktor
Matar
ALI
Main Street
Fullenton Hat Shop
Nard, Mass
South Acton
Maynard Cycle Shop
Merkel
Ford Tires
John B. Taillon
Summer Street
Maynard House
C. H. Persons
Nason
Lydia Lehto
Adm
Goulding
Maes
Martha
Monument Hall
Glee Club
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