Littleton Local Appointments and Social Events
Mrs Jennie Nixon has resigned her post office job and Miss Ruth Thacher will take her place. Mrs Annie Smith hosts the Ladies Missionary Society Japanese tea at her home Friday. Young dancers from Mrs White's class attended a reception and ball in Harvard Friday night. George Hall at Boston Dairy Co. icc houses sprained his ankle and stayed indoors for days. Mrs Minion Elliot Tenney Peck gave an illustrated Sicily lecture Tuesday to a large audience. J Goucher, head of the center, ill with pneumonia. Hartwell & Hosmer employe Drs Hopkins and Cowles attend him. he is improving slowly with a trained nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Nixon
Ruth Thacher
Annie Smith
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Mrs. White
Harvard
George Hall
Boston Dairy Co
Minion Elliot Tenney Peck
Sicily
J. Goucher
Hartwell & Hosmer
Hopkins
Cowles
Garden Trowels at Bargain Prices
Readable ad item lists 10c and 5c garden trowels with price drop to 5 cents and 10 cents, indicating a clearance sale. Limited quantities likely.
Plans To Be Drawn For Bancroft School Addition
John Ashton of Lawrence met with the town committee Saturday to review the Bancroft street schoolhouse addition. He will draft plans and submit them for estimates, with a revised heating system and a slate roof favored if another story is added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ashton
Lawrence
Bancroft St
Ashton
Bedford News Highlights Personal Visits and Local Events
Dr Albert Pfeiffer of London plans a long Bedford visit in July. Dudley Pieckmat and family sail mid June for four months touring Britain and Europe by car. A W Blake and Andrew O Neil of Somerville visited Carlisle Road Sunday. Lyman J Cole received letters from Glasgow Scotland while staying there. Louis Pfeiffer spent Sunday in Toledo and returns to Ohio to buy wool for his firm. Booker T Washington Institute appeals to Women's Alliance for clothing and contributions go to Mrs C L Bacon. No ball game on Page's Field as Baltics of East Cambridge missed B C C. The Rines Brothers will present Across the Continent with a Camera at the Congregational church chapel with stereoscopic views and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Cambridge
B. C.C
Uealt
May Party by Bedford Young Ladies Club at Town Hall
An enterprising Bedford club hosts a May party in the town hall on May 1 to benefit the town. Activities include a 2 30 baby show, 3 30 Maypole dance and queen crowning, booths selling ice cream candy flowers cake and aprons, plus an evening program of tableaux music and a short farce from 8 to 10 followed by dancing from 10 to midnight. Four baby competition classes will award prizes by impartial judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Hodgdon and Walsh Unite in Bedford I Do
Joseph S Hodgdon and Miss Anastas ia Walsh wed at 6 30 p m Tuesday April 27 natives of Bedford. A reception followed at the Walsh home Springs road with family present. Best man Peter F Kavanaugh bridesmaid Katherine Walsh. They will honeymoon then settle on South street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Hodgdon
Anastasia Walsh
Bedford
Edwin Walsh
Springs Road
Govem
Peter F. Kavanaugh
Sudbury News: Local Visits and House Moves
Tibbets of Stow visited Sudbury recently while Mrs. D. E. Ferden and three sons stayed with E. Perry. Delmont E. Ferden moved from L. P. Bent’s house. Mrs. Mary F. Porter attended a wedding in Groton. The Grange auxiliary plans a Thursday supper. Mrs. Lillian M. Henry sold her place to architect May of Melrose. Rev. G. H. Clarke was welcomed for another year. a vestry reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BN. Tibbets of
Stow
D. E. Ferden
Sona Ane
D. Perry
Mary F. Porter
Ernest and
Albert
Fred C. Porter
Emma _M. Fostern
Lillian M. Henry
May
Melrosé
G. H. Clarke
Clarke
Sudbury
Rumor Yo Yo factory to reopen soon in Sudbury
Local notices report a rumor that the Yo Yo factory may start up again shortly though a definite date is not set. Memorial church hosted Rev. F. M. Cutler from Hudson in exchange with Rev. E. C. Whiting. Arthur L. Hunt of Brooklyn on business visits Boston relatives. Parmenters spent part of winter south and now home. Freemasons from Sudbury and nearby areas attended M. M. degree in Clinton by special train on B and M line. Mary Elizabeth McClaren, formerly of Sudbury, died in Hartford after brief illness. funeral at Memorial church with Rev. Whiting officiating. Burial in Mit. Wadsworth cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Memorial Church
E.C. Whiting
Arthur L. Hunt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
Clinton
Mary Elizabeth McClaren
John Goulding
Hartford
Conn
Mr. Whiting
Mit
Wadsworth Cemetery
Miss Florence Bartlett Visits Somerville Friends
Miss Florence Bartlett spends the week with friends in Somerville. The Arts and Crafts group met with Mrs. Abbott Tuesday and decided to hold an entertainment in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bartlett
Somerville
Red Cross Nurses Registry in Waltham Offers Trained Help
The Red Cross Registry for Nurses at 367 Moody Street Waltham MA lists trained and experienced nurses available on short notice. Prices range from $10 to $21 per week with telephone night and day service numbers 672-3 672-1 and 21270.
Concord Junction News Roundup and Social Notes
Concord Junction news records residents moving and traveling plans including Mr and Mrs Joseph Sears relocating to New Bedford and James Dunlop Jr sailing May 4 for a long abroad trip. Local sport notes cover the Riverside beat CBCs 17 to 14 at Westvale with Hubbard umpiring. Social items include a May 4 trip abroad for Dunlop, a wedding reception for Miss Mary Hetty Giles and Howard Sumner Hatch in Arlington, a church sale and help for Christians’ church with a baby contest, and the Ladies Whist club’s annual gentlemans night with prize winners and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hetty Giles
Howard Sumner Hatch
Arlington
Washington, D. C
Help of Christians’ Church
Association Hall
John ‘Minto
Harry A. Bridges
John Adams
Local Social News Highlights at Concord Colonial Inn
A compilation of visiting residents and guests in Concord includes Lester Porter of Rutland, Mrs. Frederick Cheney of Philadelphia, Murray Brown of Belmont, Richard Cross returning as chauffeur, and vários weekend guests at the Colonial Inn. Courtly entertainments and appointments feature regional clubs, golf matches, and staff changes at Edison Illuminating Co. and Stone & Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Porter
Rutland
Frederick Cheney
Philadelphia
Michael McCarron
Wm. i G. Hancock
Murray Brown
Belmont
Colonial Inn
Paul Murray
Stone & Webster
Edison Illuminating Co
Brockton
Shape Size and Color Guidance for Travel Items
Practical note advising that some items are both luxury and necessity and urging travelers to take a good supply since suitable versions may not be available at destination. Includes emphasis on shape size and color.
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Littleton
H. P. N. Dahl
Riverside
MAIN
Maynard
ODD Fellowship
CELE
Maynard Lodge
Mizpah Reebkah Lodge
James B. Lord
W. G. Morris
William Chaplain
Clara Maynard
Sarah Mullin
Boston Carnival and Concert Co
Carnival of Light
Chopin
Miss Whitcomb Reading
Anon Mrs. Dunne
Villanelle del Acqua
Miss Wilkins
Reading
Rexford
Mrs. Dunne
The
L. M. Chandler
James Haton
John McPherson
Fred Randell
L. E. Rodway
E. Bishop
C. Clifford Cheney
A. M. Howard
A. E. Randell
Francis Johnston
Samuel Parker
John Courtney
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
M. F. Mullin
Nason St
Main ST
F. Litchfield
Mili
Albert Pfeiffer
London
Eng
Dudley Pieckmat
Europe
British Isles
Continent
A. W. Blake
Andrew O'Neil
Carlisle Road
Concord River
Lyman J. Cole
Cole
Glasgow
Scotland
Louis Pfeiffer
Toledo
Pfeiffer
Ohio
Tuskegee Alabama Institute
Booker Washingtons
Women’s Alliance
C. L. Bacon
Rines Brothers
Walsh—Hodgdon
Delmont E. Ferden
L. P. Bent
W. W. Lawin
Walter Stone
G. A Haynes
Blanche Turner
Charles Bent
B. E. Wells
Worcester
8. D. Perry
C. Q O. Parmenter
A. J. Bacon
California
Red Cross
Registry For Nurses
Moody St
Waltham, Mass
Waltham
Concord Junction
Joseph Sears
New Bedford
Daniel Lakin
John P. Allen
Central St
James Dunlop, Jr
Ivertna
Dunlop
Junction “Riversides
C. B. C.s of
Concord
Westvale
Hubbard
Junction Boys
Daniel Lapham
State Road
East Acton
A. L. Mellen
Mes Mellan
Congress Jr
Percy Rideout
Rideout
Richard Cross
Stedman Buttrick
B. L. Webbers
G. M. Neil
J. P. Watson
Willow Sr
Town
Jacksonville, Fla
John FE. Connolly
Lottie Olsen
Jennie Farran
Lillian Andrews
Beachmont
Edna Helsher
Woman's Golf Association’ of
Concord Golf Club
Albert B. Phelps
Edward
Greenwood
Joshua B. Holden
D. B. Flint
Miss Rawson
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Levi Dolloff
Arlington Heights
Worthley
Manchester, N. H
J. W. Raymond’s
Huntley Gordon
Montreal
Gwendolyn M. ‘Holden
Ensign F. Johnson
U. S
Wisconsin
C. A. Logan
Mr. Johnson
Keyes
Victor Talking Machine
Edison Phonograph
Walden St., Concord
Commonwealth Ave
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