Local visits and a Sunday fire raise brief town notes
Sudbury woman Mrs Walter Stone takes a Welsh vacation from Lowell work. Mr and Mrs Loring Puffer were guests of Mr and Mrs W M Parmen ter last week. Mr and Mrs Ham of Medford were holiday guests. A Sunday morning fire near Marcus Haley's home caused alarm but firefighters saved most of the house. Sawin is stopping with his family.
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Walter Stone
Lowell
Loring Puffer
W. M. Parmenter
Mrs Charles Nelson of South Sudbury Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Charles Nelson of South Sud bury passed away at her late home after years of poor health. She was a fond society and charitable woman valued for her fortitude. She was cared for by her husband whose grief is noted. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon.
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Charles Nelson
South Sudbury
Nelson
Bae
R. Nelson
Hutchby Fosse Tie Knot In South Sudbury Nuptials
Hutchby of Stowe and Ming Edythe Foss daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred N Foss of South Sudbury were wed Saturday evening April 22 in a ceremony conducted by Rev George S Lee. The register notes a gap maid and small details, with W Hutchinson and Gieneded mentioned in the wedding record.
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Lee
W. Hutchinson
Gieneded
Belmont quartet and local artists delight Acton audience
West Acton civic federation last week hosted a fine concert at the Baptist church. Belmont male quartet, Miss Mauch on cornet, Mr Wade on piano, and others performed with praise from the audience. The event included solos by James Whitcomb Riley and Sanderson, and featured a closing selection with "Deep River" and "Yachting Glee." Acton lodge I O F No 2 conferred third degree on four Concord candidates. supper followed at 7 oclock with attendees including Harry N Howe and Charles S Twitchell.
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Civic Federation
The
Baptist Church
Belmont
Ville
Wade
Mauch
Sprague
Acton Lodge
Concord Lodge
G. M. Harry N. Howe
Harvard
Charles S. Twitchell
Porch addition at Nichols home and local events noted
Arthur White is building a porch for Fred Nichols at South Sudbury. A high school play is scheduled for Friday evening, April 28. The Farm Bureau stereopticon audience filled the house as usual, and the Woman's Club lecture proved interesting and instructive.
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Arthur White
Fred Nichols
South Sudbury
Farm Bureau Stereopti Con
Woman's Club
Parish meeting transacts business and honors a trustee
At the annual parish meeting held April 18 in the meeting house the moderator clerk treasurer and trustees were named for the A W A and all reports accepted Delegates elected for the May A W A meeting include Mrs Mabel Field and Ralph H Barton A resolution expresses loss at the death of Winthrop H Fairbank a longtime parish trustee and advisor A copy of the resolution will be sent to his family and placed on parish records
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Frank P. Barton
Ellen O. Clark
Sarah E. Pratt
Almira A. Clark
Ralph H. Barton
W. Channing Brown
Mabel Field
Ralph H Barton
Sudbury
Winthrop H. Fairbank
House Destroyed by Fire in April blaze
Fire started in the name of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doten on April 21. The blaze began in the cellar and quickly spread through the high wing structure. Neighbors arrived but could not save the home, some furniture was removed while clothes burned, and the garage was destroyed by the heat. Mr. and Mrs. Doten stayed with Mrs. Lottie Saunders.
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Clarence Doten
Dotem
Lottie Saunders
Newark
N. J
Kenneth Cook
Mrs. Cook
Mr. Cook
Snodbury Road
Cook
New
Hartford
Boston
Ala Post
Marlboro
Tig
Concord Unitarians Welcome New Members Highlight Week
The Concord Unitarian society reports a weekend in April when 96 new members joined, including 54 women and 26 men, as families travel from Providence and North Adams to visit relatives and attend services. Mary Pumaing sailed from New York on April 28 to join the Ann Morgan unit. Mrs T A Urquhart left for Magarstown to visit relatives.
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Garland
Ler Daspaser
Louise
Miss Mobert
Ace
Bermuda
Toome
Mala
M Bratford
Davnart
Providence
Leslie Andersen
Mary Pumaing
New York
Franer
Ann Morgan
Toh A. Urquhart
Concord
Magarstown
Beers
Unitarian Church
Everly
North Adams
Im. FE. Waite
Ildde Street
Concord Plans 1925 Matriot Day Celebration
Concord marks the 25th anniversary of Samuel Monr’s $2000 trust for Matriot Day with accrued interest to fund a 1925 battle commemoration. A second bequest from Warren Hapgood adds more funds for the April 14 observance. Also notes travel with Kenneth and Mrs. Cook from Newark and a job ad seeking a general maid on Rim Street.
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Concord
Samuel Monr
Truat
Wick Sam
Warren Hapcood
Newt
Rim Street
Wm. Raton
Maynard Council Invited to Exemplification Work
Maynard Council K of C invited to attend exemplification of degree work this Friday evening. Chief organizer, meeting delegates from Maynard Crangers listed, with several named members and auxiliary figures.
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Maynard Council
Mnster
Jeon Novovroski
Concord High School
Cncord
Milford High School
Annie Tompson
Eliabeth Hodges
Alice J. Howe
Charles Shattuck
Albert
Croehster
Willem Heyward
Eagte Hall
John Morathan
Mra. Dimes
Carthy
Robert Walt
Jonis Cook
State Sheehin
Ne Ilie Hannom
Morgan Resigns as Acton Park Superintendent
Superintendent James J. Morgan submitted his resignation two weeks ago and Acton town officials, hoping for a reconsideration, now appoint Tee Beaces of Sudbury Street as Park Superintendent after concluding further efforts to retain Morgan were futile.
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James J. Morgan
Selectmen
Acton
Morgan
Tee Beaces
Sudbury Street
Mr. Morgan
Camping Under the Shadow of Mountains
The piece discusses Canadian Rockies tourism and camp accommodations for summer visitors. It notes Lake Louise Emerald and Glacier destinations, rustic camps near Lake Windermere and Yoho Valley, roadside cabins, and daily rates of five to six dollars.
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Rocetes
Canadian Rockies
Lake Louise
Mmerald
Glacier
Lake’ Windermere
Lake Windermere
U Or
Columbia Valley
Yoho
Park Superintendent Crowe's 1886 Baseball Roots
The text notes Crowe Park’s supervision starting in 1886 when used for baseball by the Maynard Association. Crowe followed Augustus Newton as superintendent after the town acquired the land.
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Crowe Park
Maynard Association
Augustus Newton
Congregational Church Sermon and Be King to Animals Week
William Boicourt, pastor, outlines next Sunday's sermon "Agree in to Garden of God" at the Congregational Church. Sunday school at noon, Men’s Bible Class urged to attend. Be King to Animals Week features Secretary Guy Richardson of the American Humane Education Society and Massachusetts S P A presenting an illustrated lecture at seven o'clock on "Our Bird and Mammal Friends."
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William Boicourt
Garden of God
Guy Richardson
American Humane Education Society
Massachusetts S. P. A
Aolima
Pa club sale to raise funds for Groton soldiers trip
The Pa club of Concord plans a food and candy sale to raise 25.00 for a truck to carry Groton soldiers to summer baseball games. The sale is set for Saturday afternoon, April 29, at the residence of Mrs. George E K Walcott on Elm Street.
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Pa” Club of
Concord
Groton
Saturda
George EK. Walcott
Elm. Street
Concord Musical Club Annual Meeting Notice
The Concord Musical Club will hold its annual meeting at 3 o clock on Tuesday afternoon April 25 at the residence of Miss Louie Cabot 7 Monument Street. Members are invited to attend and participate in the proceedings.
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Concord Musical Club
Louie Cabot
Monument Street
Ofelock
Japan in the Crunethle address at Concord High
Gail Clelland, pastor in charge of the Trinitarian church of Concord, will speak before the Parent Teachers association at Concord High School Ea hall on Monday May 1 at 8 o clock. His subject is Japan in the Crunethle.
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Gail Clelland
Trinitarian Church of Concord
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Eahall
Concord High School
Japan
Whittaker Buys Paige Touring Car in Town Page
G Whittaker of Main Street purchased a Paige touring car. The local fire department was called out last Sunday afternoon to ex Anguish a Daze on the Daniels estate.
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G. Whittaker
Main Street
Hard Feelings at Diner Over Change
A Boston Transcript excerpt captures a tense diner exchange about change. A customer jokes about no change while the waiter offers water and jokes about forgetful staff. The scene reflects street chatter and regional dialect.
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Walter
Boston Transcript
High Price of Forgery in Britain Past
A historical note recalls severe punishments for forgery in Britain three hundred years ago. It mentions death in earlier times and harsh penalties including stanging ears cutting off nostrils and perpetual imprisonment in the piers as described in archaic sources.
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Britain
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