Local Notes From Sudbury And Nearby Areas
Fragments mention connections with Frigid Aire Company and a new position. Several social notices recount visitors and outings in Sudbury, Watona Wigwams, and Nantasket, with names like Isadore Cutter, William Evans, John Hall, Frank Perkins, Harland Rogers, and Charles Way. Recitals at St Stephen's Church and trips to Rome, Georgia are noted alongside summer camps, picnics, and vacations at Carter Camp and Vose's Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigidaire
Broadway
Isadore Cutter
Watona
Cohasset
Kamiel le Vieve
Belgium
St. Stephen'’s Church
William Evans
John O. Hall
Frank C. Perkins
Harland II
Rogers
Charles
Worick Inn
Nantasket
Martin L. Halleran
Candyhill
John EB. Halleran
Bags Rocks
Gloucester
Sudbury
James C. Mullen
Egleston Square
Margaret Chester
Leo Pardas
Springfield
Bud” Maynard
State Forestry Dept
Lomaine Perkins
Framingham
Andover N. H
Henry W. Way
Old Sadbury
Carter Camp
Archie Wey
Melrose
William Tufts
Candy Hill
Rome
Sudbury Grange
Vose's Pond
Maynard
Dorothy Foss
South Sudbury
Carter Lamp
Ford
Priest Sakinal Joins Monastic Life With Cowley Fathers
Anese priest Rev Sakinal, ordained in Japan, entered monastic life and joined the Cowley Fathers in Boston. Sudbury’s season record stands at wins and two losses, with enthusiastic fans hoping for better results as the team faces Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Chapel
Crain Estate
Mr. Sakinal
Japan
Cowley Fathers
Boston
Concord Triumphs Over Shirley 9 to 1 in Baseball Varsity Duel
Concord defeated Shirley 9 to 1 at Shirley Sunday as Morrill silenced the opponents with five scattered hits. Bulger sparked Concord with a perfect batting line and scored multiple runs, while Cousins and Gregg contributed key hits. Shirley managed a lone seventh inning score, but Concord held firm for the win and press for the league lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirlesiab
GML
Aten
Shirley
Morrill
Silesia
Bulger
Allaney
Shirley Bulger
Cousin
Concord
Maffeo
Terry
Cahill
Moore
Courhoyer
Johnson & Pees
Mullaney
Greg
Johnson
Joharid
Gregg
Loftus
Cousins
Edwardeen
Westover
Melina
Ircey
Natus
Erent Meyer Nobben
Cons
Noyer Asbjornsen
Feree Ve
Picnic at Whalom Park Enjoyed by Local Churches
South Acton residents from the Universalist and Congregational churches attended a picnic at Whalom Park last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bursaw and Edgar returned home on Sunday after visiting friends. Various local families and guests from Wisconsin and Massachusetts were mentioned as attendees in this brief social item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Congregational Churches
Whalom Park
H. W. Bursaw
Edgar
Walter A. Tuttle
Lede B. Laird
Youmans
Bernice Youmans
Wiscon
Alma Stowell
Frank
Booth Vernon
Mass
William Firmen
Wistonne Te
Springfield
Jones
Pennsylvania
Maynard K of P Feld Day at Vose Grounds
Progressive Lodge of the Knights of Pythias sets a Feld Day at Vose grounds on a Saturday, August 28. The program features sports of all kinds a band concert a base parade and other events organized by a committee including Ralph P Murray and P J Schnalr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Lodge
K of P
Vose
Ralph P.J. R. Murray
P. J. Schnalr
Rickles Shoe Store Moves Into New Quarters In Town
Louis Rickles, proprietor, moves the L. J. Rickles Shoe Store to 68 Main Street next to Lever's store. He previously served as paymaster at the Marlboro shoe factory before starting his own business five years ago, with customers growing and space needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
William Ryan
Manchester
N. H
Gausgaretten
Noble Morton
Mary
Hazel
New Jersey
L. J. Rickles
Ths
New Quarters
Main Street
Lever’s
Louis Rickles
Marlboro
Union services set for next Sunday at church hour
Rev lam Botcourt returns from Methodist camp meeting as members attend a church event. Harriett Naytor supervises a attend gathering. Northfield camping noted. Atiyeh of Chicago, former Congregational pastor, was present. George H Frank Rand and family are on a two week vacation visiting Niagara and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam Botcourt
Methodist Church
Nual
Harriett Naytor
Saneckenen
Enual
Northfield
Atiyeh
Chicago
Congregational Church
Arte ‘Ae A
George H . Frank Rand
Ava
Ralph Case
Frank
Niagara
Middlesex League players sign and move between clubs
Middlesex County Baseball League teams imitate pro teams in signing and releasing players. Chelmsford and Gilead have exchanged players including King who pitched Monday for Chelmsford and earlier for Littleton. Sampa also tried out with several teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Baseball League
Chelmsford
Gileala
King
Littleton
Sampa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Williams
Hudson National Bank
Hickey Freeman
Aude
J. A. Currie
R. L. Jones
Craig Sweet
George K. Hayward
Lucilie
Parle F. Hayward
Arthur Reynolds
Miss Mariam
Troy
Maine
Sudbury Privme
Bury Town
South Acton
Burdett
Burdetfool
Boylston ST
National Assn. Accredited Commercial Schools
Brunswick Records
Connie
Vincent
Agar
Ray Miller
the Music Shop
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