Tailoring ads and town notices in Detroit and local games
Abram seeks tailor services from an ad. Charles C. Davis of Davis' market visits Detroit. John J. Finigan offers auctioneering services. Leonard C. Robinson hosts his Maine bound father. An Enterprise collector will renew subscriptions soon. J. R. Cummings stays at old stand. front shop becomes a millinery store. Concord ball team heads to Fitchburg for a game. supporters travel. The 13th North Woburn scheduled to play on local grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram
Charles C. Davis
Davis’ Market
Detroit
John J. Finigan
Leonard C. Robinson
Water Department
Maine
J. R. Cummings
Concord
Fitchburg
North Woburn
Blanche ‘Renaud
Salem Willows
Henry Lafrance
Lamson’s
Noe Arbour
Sherman Bros
Milford
Ovila Vaccast
Brockton
Edward Renaud
W Nicholas Renaud
Broad St
Cora
Luciena Ge Minas
Marlboro
Philiias Blanchette
Fay Ct
Grand Mere
Dona
da Renaud
Solomon Pond
Charles Favreau
Thorndike
Rain Cancels Concord Canoe Club Party
A group of young people invited by Miss Ruth Abrams spent the day at the Concord Canoe Club House awaiting a barge to White Pond. Rain halted plans, and chaperone Mrs. Harry A. Douglas kept the party indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Canoe Clubhouse
Ruth Abrams
White Pond
Harry A. Douglas
Frances Keyes
Ruth Wood
Jarvis Derby
Norman Wood
Louise Chenney
Olive Hosmer
Dorothy Davis
Edith Selors
Annie Flavin
Mary Robinson
Margaret Cole
Marion Douglas
Helen Douglas
Jesse Wilson
Mildred Wilson
Mildred Centre
Ruth Avrams
Edward Flavin
Unitarian Picnic at Whalom Park and Local Notices
Community notices from Littleton report the Unitarian Sunday school picnic at Whalom Park and a union service at the Baptist church next Sunday. Several residents are noted traveling or visiting, including Miss Helen Harwood and Mrs. Grace Lawrence. The mail lists ongoing local concerns such as a five day workweek at a weaving factory and ill health of Alonzo Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Whalom Park
The
Baptist Church
John Lenley
Old Orchard
Helen D. Harwood
Norwell
Prof. Bailey
Grace E. Lawrence
Ocean Point
Adelaide Fitz
Alice Chapman
Winchester
Brant Rock
John A. Kimball
Sheep Unloaded at Quarantine Site Amid Hoof and Mouth Fears
At Knowlton Cottage on Mane Ave four hundred fifty sheep were unloaded at the U S Quarantine last week. Ponies expected were kept back due to hoof and mouth disease. Lit tleton’s real estate value stands at 886 665 and personal property at 251 068 with taxes set at 14 2847 per 1000. State tax totals 15 90 plus 148 50 for highway maintenance and county tax 1106 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Mane Ave
U. S
Littleton
Resig nation of Kingston pastor Packard noted by Congo church
Rev Harrison J Packard resigns after four years as pastor. Congregational church and council in Kingston vote heartfelt resolutions thanking him and Mrs Packard for their service. He moves to a new pastorate this Wednesday and a letter confirms sincere esteem, with Littleton Mass church also notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison J. Packard
Paul G. Favor
Congo Church
Mayflower Church and Society
Kingston
Harrison
Packard
Mr. Packard
Littleton
Mass
Local notes from Marlboro and area communities
Marlboro and surrounding towns report residents on vacation and returning, with several visits to Brockton Salem and North Hampton. Local staff changes include Edward Purcell joining United Shoes Machinery Co Beverly and Edward Tighe joining the Sani tol Co as a selling agent. Drain work on Cutting Avenue advances as the fire department reorganizes Hose 4 and Hose 2 crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Angell
Weirs
Ruby Angell
Arthur Butler
Norwood St
Roberts
Edward Purcell
Bim St
United Shoes Machinery Co
Beverly
John W. Morse
Navy Yard
Washington
Cleophas Gaucher
Broad St
Northampton
Board of Fire Engineers
George H. Kenney
John O’brien
Edward Tighe
Jaynes-Riker Drug Store
Boston
Sanitol Co
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Chelmsford
Albert
Main Street
T. F. Parker
Mult
Maynard
Nme Press
G. Ziegler
Reassin
Wadsworth-Howland
Ogee
Loewe’s
Benjamin Conant
Arlington
Amela Wakefield
Elmar Plagg
Lincoln
the Baptist Church
Paul
Favor
Ures
University
Robert L. Lovelace
Marion
Worcester
A. T. Kimball's
Alonzo H. Kimball
Clement
St. Johnsbury
Ethel Ames Hill
Auburndale
John
Age
Seyeno Ak
John A. Finigan
Bedford St
Tel
S. Abrom
Urquhart’s
Main St
I. W. Hindson
Berlin Road
F. E. Harris
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Charles Parker Tucker
Attorney At Law
Chase Building
Hudson, Mass
McArdle Bros
Burlington St
Lexington
A. S. Bradley
Maynard St
South Acton
Bedford
M.F. Macvin
Bolton Street
Waltham, Mass
Eae "A
F. H. Bryant
GEN. Agt
S. R. Garland
C. L. King
Maynard. Block, Maynard, Mass
Dennis Sheehan
Maynard, Mass
New England
Cmelmorord, Mabe
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
W. White
Charles M. Byron
Thoreau St
W. Tv. Farrar & Co
W. Z. Farrall
Farrar
Hop
Joseph Dee, JR
A. M. Wood
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
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